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Transliteration pethach |
Pronunciation peh'·thakh
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Part of Speech
masculine noun |
Root Word (Etymology) From פָּתַח (H6605) | |
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Strong's H6607 - pethach
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1) opening, doorway, entrance
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Strong's H6607 - pethach
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We've all heard stories about homelessness. But you may not realize that many homeless teens are on their own. The kNOw's Marcus Vega, who was homeless himself at one point in his life, shows us where some homeless teens seek shelter, and describes his feelings in a touching poem.
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Earlier this month, Pearl Moore was inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. The Florence native and former Francis Marion All-American is set to host her 5th annual girls basketball camp at Wilson High School.
The camp runs from July 11th through the 14th beginning at 8:15 am and ending at 3:30 pm. The cost for all four days is just $15. Moore saw a need for a basketball camp in the Pee Dee for just girls and says she wanted to make it affordable for talented basketball players who might not be able to pay to attend a college camp.
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By Rebecca Zerzan
NEW YORK, USA, 10 February 2012 – The UNICEF Executive Board closed its first regular session of 2012 today with an emphasis on strengthening partnerships and pursuing innovations to accelerate progress toward the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
VIDEO: At the conclusion of the UNICEF Executive Board's first regular session for 2012, Executive Director Anthony Lake says collaboration is the key to progress. Watch in RealPlayer |
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake and the President of the 2012 Executive Board, H.E. John W. Ashe, Permanent Representative of Antigua and Barbuda to the United Nations, applauded the Board's productivity over the four-day session.
The Executive Board adopted decisions on the annual report to the Economic and Social Council, on a roadmap towards UNICEF's next medium-term strategic plan (MTSP) for 2014–2017, on harnessing knowledge and improving research for the benefit of children, as well as on private fundraising and partnerships, and it approved the country programme document for South Sudan.
Collaboration the key to progress
In his closing remarks, Mr. Lake spoke of confronting future challenges through increased collaborative efforts and innovations.
"We've had very frank discussions not only about the progress we are making but about the problems we are facing over the coming year and that we have encountered over the last year," he said.
The organization is exploring and launching a variety of programmes to address these challenges. In particular, UNICEF's new monitoring system – the Monitoring Results for Equity System (MoRES) – will enable the organization to anticipate future problems, identify them as they emerge, and address them as quickly as possible.
The system is designed to support UNICEF's equity agenda, which lies at the heart of the organization's work, by enabling UNICEF to draw attention and resources to the most vulnerable, disadvantaged and hardest-to-reach children.
"As MoRES comes online over the coming years, that will help us identify all the more the problems and bottlenecks that we are addressing in the substance in our work," he said. "Since it will be a transparent system, it will enrich our future discussions on our work."
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MoRES will also enable UNICEF to work in closer collaboration with partners, governments and other United Nations agencies, maximizing both resources and results for children.
"I want to emphasize that we will be working with governments and UN agencies and others to make this, as much as possible, a collective approach.... We can think these issues through best together. It is in the sense of collaboration and transparency that we will make great progress in the coming year," he said.
"I think we owe this to each other, we owe it to UNICEF and to our staff around the world, especially those who are working in exceptionally dangerous and difficult circumstances. And, mostly, we owe it to our common mission – which is the children, of course, and their rights," Mr. Lake concluded.
Innovating for equity
Mr. Ashe underscored the importance of innovation as UNICEF moves into a landscape of financial uncertainty.
"The issue of finance is central…. We must be efficient and we must be effective, but we cannot lose our ability to do more," Mr. Ashe said in his closing statement.
"I was particularly struck by the Executive Director's call for innovation without losing a focus on equity," he said. "Looking forward to the year ahead, we will constantly return to that objective."
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Moonshield: The Online Serious Game Developed By KTM Advance For Thales Is Launched On the Apple iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch Mobile Platforms
Moonshield is the first serious game offering an exceptional depth of play to be offered free to the public as a mobile application
Innovation: A free Serious Game available on multiple platforms
Launched in autumn 2008, the serious game Moonshield was produced by KTM Advance for Thales. This is a management-strategy game developed in Flash, introduces the player to the world of Thales, a global leader in defense, security, aerospace and transportation technologies. Thales' objective with Moonshield was to offer the group's its recruitment targets an an engaging, innovative tool to discover the company and its numerous sectors of activity.
The online version of Moonshield, which already boasts over 400,000 games played since its launch, can still be played at http://www.moonshield.com/.
Thales continues to pursue its innovative recruitment communication strategy with the launch of Moonshield on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch mobile platforms. Moonshield can be downloaded free on the Apple App Store (http://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/moonshield/id387682262?mt=8) since 13 September 2010. Moonshield has since then been downloaded over 17,000 times.
The porting of Moonshield the Apple mobile platforms was performed by Playsoft (mobile agency and video game design studio) and supported by KTM Advance, which developed the original game. This mobile version of the game is faithful to the web version of Moonshield: online players will still encounter the depth of gameplay and richness of the Moonshield universe they have come to appreciate, while new mobile players will be able to play anywhere, any time, and join the Moonshield community on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/MoonshieldTHALES) directly from their Apple iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch.
Wealth of Features, Cutting-edge Graphics: Confirmed Sustainability and Success
With its depth of play, dynamic difficulty level (the difficulty increases as the player progresses in
skills) and sophisticated graphics worthy of the greatest video games: the serious game Moonshield was already a true innovation in 2008. The mobile version has been developed in a spirit of total fidelity to the original game with optimized usability for mobile platforms.
The Principle of the Game
Moonshield is a management/strategy game which projects the player into the near future, where he or she will have to use signature Thales technologies to defend the Earth from a deadly meteor shower that could destroy all civilization. As commander of Moonshield, the player can call on all the scientific resources of the Thales group (presented in short video sequences in the game) to help him or her make the best possible decisions.
Nearly two years later, the online versio of Moonshield is still a hit with more than 400,000 games played worldwide since October 2008.
Moreover, Thales has registered more than 100,000 referrals to from the game site (http://www.moonshield.com/) to the Thales Group Recruitment website
"Porting Serious Games to mobile platforms is a major breakthrough that we are proud to have achieved and participated in. This innovation heralds the evolution of the market, which will see the development and availability of multi-platform serious games to suit the needs of all user profiles. Guaranteeing the same quality of development, maintaining the attractiveness of the graphics and richness of the main game, regardless of the platform, these are challenges that we take to heart at KTM Advance. " said Yves Dambach, CEO of KTM Advance.
Loïc Mahé, SVP, Human Resources, affirms: "In order to pursue its development, Thales is recruiting 4,000 people worldwide this year alone. Moonshield has been a great success ever since its launch, and making it available on new platforms allows us to extend our recruitment efforts and attract new talent – people who are curious and adventurous and will be a perfect fit for the exciting careers our company offers."
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People looking for work on the north end of the Grand Strand have a new option for help getting back in the job market.
The Goodwill Store in Little River opened its new Goodlink Job Center inside the retail store on Highway 9 today.
Volunteers at the center will help those looking for work brush up on their resumes and interview skills. The center will also be more convenient for those on the north end than traveling to Myrtle Beach.
One volunteer talked about the plan to help out. "You have at least some time with someone who may care a little more, may have a little more time may respect the fact that you have your own dignity," said Ron Nael, volunteer.
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Michelle Williams is going to play Marilyn Monroe in an upcoming movie. We're not exactly sure why. Yes, she's a pretty good actress, but can she pull off the sultry, steamy sexiness that Marilyn exuded? We have yet to see it.
Michelle discusses her new role in the new issue of Vogue [5].


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Friday, March 2, 2012
Another Durham District Attorney Who Disregarded the Rights of the Presumptively Innocent is Ousted
In 2006, three innocent Duke lacrosse players were wrongly charged with rape by Durham's now-disbarred district attorney Mike Nifong.
Now, a successor to Mr. Nifong has been ousted. Superior Court Judge Robert H. Hobgood today ordered that Durham District Attorney Tracey E. Cline, 48, be permanently removed because her blatantly false public statements criticizing Durham Senior Resident Judge Orlando F. Hudson Jr. undermined public confidence in the judicial system. Judge Hobgood terminated Cline's state salary, effective immediately.
Cline's vendetta against Judge Hudson started when Judge Hudson determined the Durham DA's office had withheld or destroyed evidence that could have helped defendants accused of child rape and murder. Thereafter, Cline launched an acrimonious effort last year to remove Hudson from overseeing criminal cases involving her office.
Read more here: http://www.necn.com/03/02/12/Judge-removes-Durham-County-prosecutor-f/landing_nation.html?&apID=d670384ff0be4d61abd98af04ac33d4e
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- slwerner said...
"Cline's vendetta against Judge Hudson started when Judge Hudson determined the Durham DA's office had withheld or destroyed evidence..."
I guess she'd never heard of the appellate process? Or, perhaps, she knew she had no grounds for an appeal, and was just pissed at the audacity of a man to officially disagree with her as a woman.
Woman going all "scorched earth" over some minor little issue...can you imagine? (please ignore the mountains of evidence of women doing just exactly that when considering that last question)
But, to be serious (even though it is Friday), do notice how when the laws and the courts are (mis)used by feminists to advance their agenda, they insist that the sanctity of the law be recognized; yet, when almost anything goes against them in those same courts under those same laws, we are now told that we should view said courts and laws as agents of the evil patriarchy exercising misogynistic control and oppress over women. - Mar 2, 2012, 3:44:00 PM
"By recklessly making blatantly false allegations against Judge Hudson in the public records, totally lacking in factual support, attacking his mortality, honesty and asserting that he is corrupt, Tracey E. Cline has crossed the line of protected free speech under the First Amendment[.]"
She sounds like one of the many false accusers this website exposes daily. Slwerner, horrible prosecutors who hide evidence would never appeal a dismissal in such a case because it would require her to air her dirty laundry and have it discussed in the appellate record. - Mar 2, 2012, 3:52:00 PM
The parade of scumbags never ceases! The Mafia would probably have better ethics.
- Mar 2, 2012, 4:37:00 PM
Nice to know "justice" reigns supreme when a Judge is the complaitant.
- Mar 2, 2012, 5:39:00 PM
Anonymous @ 5:39 p.m.
I agree that justice reigned supreme, except, I would take off the quotation marks indicating sarcasm.
I wish Judges were as concerned as this Judge with prosecutors who violate the rights of the accused. Don't you think that prosecutors should wear the white hat, so the accused who gets convicted has no excuse as to why he is sitting in jail? Unless, of course, you don't give an ounce of concern to the possibility that an innocent man is imprisoned. - Mar 2, 2012, 6:18:00 PM
I am here because of an innocent man going to jail. So yes. I give a great big fat damn.
I just find it hard to cheer for the "Good guy" when that guy is a Judge that has no problem convicting innocent people who arent' in the club.
This was self serving. I'll hold my applause for the vindication of innocent private citizens. - Mar 2, 2012, 7:47:00 PM
- slwerner said...
Well, they must be puttin' something in the water 'round here.
This is the fourth FRA in about as many months along Colorado's northern front-range region:
Fort Collins police, in a twist, arrest two women who reported they had been crime victims
Two women who reported to police in Fort Collins that they believed they were drugged, had items stolen from them and were possibly raped, have now been arrested and face multiple felony charges.
Lynnea Dawn Graves, 36, and Jada Simone Holloway, 32, both face charges of extortion and attempting to influence a public official, according to a Fort Collins Police Department media release.
The women have not only been arrested and charged, they've been named in the press - just as it should be.
The police also did not rush out and arrest the men identified (by surveillance video, once again key in exposing an FRA), but rather contacted them, and listen to their side of the story - just how it should be done.
So, yet another case with no signs of semantic games, trying to hide an FRA, nor manufacturing of false statistics the - just good police work. It's nice to see more and more PD's "getting it" when it comes to women making rape allegations. Investigate first! It works! And, it works whether the allegation turns out to be a real rape, or turns out to be false. It's just the right way to do things. - Mar 2, 2012, 11:55:00 PM
- slwerner said...
And, also in Colorado today:
Former Denver Bronco Perrish Cox not guilty in sex-assault case (link my need to be revised after the article is no longer "breaking news")
For a quick over-view, the woman alleges that she passed out at his home, but suspected that "something had happened" (as in, sex) while she was unconscious. She further stated that she had asked other people who had been there (Cox's Bronco teammates) if they knew anything, and both they and Cox denied that anything had happened.
Then, as the allegation continued, when she discovered that she was pregnant, she finally reported that she must have been raped.
Cox continued to deny even having had sex with the women, but then DNA testing revealed that he was the father (news does specifically say so, but it seems that she had an abortion, and the fetal tissue was what was used for the testing).
It looked as if Cox was certainly guilty of having had sex with her (and, if her story was true) without her consent or even knowledge.
Cox was immediately cut from the team, and the local press basically convicted him. The trial was seen as a forgone conclusion to formally convicting him. It was felt that his continued denial of even having had sex would effectively preclude any effective defense of (now) claiming that the sex (which had obviously occurred) had been consensual.
But, lo and behold, that was exactly the defense that attorney Harvey Steineberg present at trial. The so-called experts were yucking it up, suggesting that old Harvey was past his prime, and such an obvious tired old strategy would surely fail him (and his client) in this instance.
But right up there above, you already know how it did actually end – NOT GUILTY was the juries unanimous decision. The press and pundits are stunned, wondering what the Hell happened?
Well, I'll give you my take: The recent spate of reported false rape claims are now serving to raise doubts about all rape allegations. I saw an example first-hand just over two years ago as my wife took a rather weak case to trial at the alleged (under-aged) victim's families insistence, only to have it completely undermined in voir dire as the (female) defense attorney got a rather sophisticated appearing women to go on at some length about her belief that false rape claims were not all that rare.
Prosecutors are starting to (more openly) talk about the effect that FRA's are having on jury pools.
Just this evening, my wife and I made a brief stop at an even and ran into several of her fellow prosecutors there. The talk (predictably) quickly turn to the Perrish Cox verdict of earlier today. It was quite apparent that they all knew that so many FRA were starting to adversely affect the credibility of all rape complainants, but they seemed bewildered as to how it might be addressed.
Well, I was all too happy to give my (by now, probably quite annoying to most of you here) spiel regarding the need for tougher laws by which false accusers could be better punished so as to provide a still badly missing deterrent to many FRA's.
No words of agreement (at least not publicly expressed to me there), just stunned silence (and, perhaps tellingly, no counter arguments). And, I believe I saw a look of painful recognition that I was right in their eyes.
Hopefully, I've got them thinking, and hopefully, they will start spreading the word.
Well, I can hope, anyway. - Mar 3, 2012, 1:03:00 AM
Cline was one of the strongest influences on the Duke Lacrosse Rape Hoax, then attempted to remove all evidence of her involvement when the case collapsed.
Then she got asked how the ADA in charge of sexual assault could have had nothing to do with the biggest sexual assault case in recent US history, even though her name STILL was on multiple affidavits and statements.
She had no answer. - Mar 3, 2012, 9:40:00 AM
I've prosecuted and represented many Servicemembers who have been
charged with Sexual Assault in the military as a former Army Judge Advocate. I learned very early that CID should investigate the veracity of the accuser in order to ensure that it is a valid accusation. If they do fail in their job, then I am stuck preferring a case for court martial where the accused might be innocent.
Over the past 10 years since I was an Army prosecutor, I have noticed a paradigm shift in the investigation policies of CID. They are on this "we do not want to victimize the victim" kick, which translates to a "start by believing" attitude in which CID takes what the accuser says as the truth without venturing into ANY type of investigation that might show otherwise. I've got a case right now where CID did not do what they normally do because I believe they are worried about finding exculpatory information that goes against the accuser's story. I have a hearing on Monday, and I will let you know what happened.
But, suffice it to say that your education of the DA's in Colorado would probably fall on deaf ears for the military which has been infiltrated by the sexual grievance industry, specifically, Roger Canaff who is a "highly qualified expert" who advises and trains the 33 Special Victim's Prosecutors in the Army JAG Corps. - Mar 3, 2012, 10:35:00 AM
" do notice how when the laws and the courts are (mis)used by feminists to advance their agenda, they insist that the sanctity of the law be recognized; yet, when almost anything goes against them in those same courts under those same laws, we are now told that we should view said courts and laws as agents of the evil patriarchy exercising misogynistic control and oppress over women."
Indeed, feminist ideology is full of contradictions and stupidities. One of the most glaring absurdities is that feminists often rely for the advancement of their agenda on the support of institutions which they simultaneously argue are incorrigibly sexist and hostile to women's interests. For example, they claim that governments, legislatures and the judiciary are male-dominated institutions that ignore women's interests. And yet they rely almost exclusively on favourable public policy and laws to advance their agenda, and argue that attempts to reduce the role of government will inevitably harm women. So the state is simultaneously women's oppressor and liberator. - Mar 4, 2012, 6:40:00 AM
Not to mention that feminism just plain makes women miserable. Having to pose constantly as a victim is unpleasant, apparently.
- Mar 4, 2012, 10:03:00 AM
The Cox case is not a triumph for FRA cases, unfortunately, but rather a case of The Best Justice Money Can Buy.
Unfortunately, there will be backlash and many innocent falsely accused of the unprotected "priveledged" class will find themselves convicted to make up for it.
Wasn't a DAs election in Colorado being swayed by accusations of "He said it was buyer's remorse" fairly recently? - Mar 4, 2012, 8:19:00 PM
- slwerner said...
Anonymous - "Wasn't a DAs election in Colorado being swayed by accusations of "He said it was buyer's remorse" fairly recently?"
I was the one who posted regarding the collapse of DA Ken Buck's campaign for US Senate due to the story of his explaining to a woman that her rape claim (against a former boyfriend who she invited to her home after a chance reconnection at a bar) would not be prosecuted due to the low probability of a conviction.
Buck (well known for his verbal blunders) made the mistake of describing a juries likely view as being that of her having "buyers remorse". He was well ahead in the tracking polling, but quickly dropped behind following news of his ill-chosen words. - Mar 4, 2012, 9:38:00 PM
- slwerner said...
Anonymous - "The Cox case is not a triumph for FRA cases, unfortunately, but rather a case of The Best Justice Money Can Buy.
Unfortunately, there will be backlash and many innocent falsely accused of the unprotected "priveledged" class will find themselves convicted to make up for it."
The Cox case may not have been a false one at all. Back when it first broke in the news that hew was being accused, I jumped the gun, and suggested on this forum that it might turn out to be another false claim against an athlete.
Then it was revealed that the woman had become pregnant, and that Cox has been determined to be the father (by DNA) – after his repeated insistence that no sex had occurred – and it seemed that he had, in deed, raped her while she was unconscious.
Still, I don't believe his acquittal will cause a back-lash. In fact, what we are seeing is that accused athletes and celebrities are receiving better treatment recently. The Duke LaCrosse hoax served to illuminate how easily (financially well-off) athletes can be falsely accused, and quite a few people had serious doubts about the accusations against Kobe Bryant. Since the time of those two events, other athletes and celebrities and celebrities have fared better – David Copperfield, Ben Roethlisburger (twice), Rick Patino, and even all-star college Baseball player Garret Whittle (sp?) have benefited from investigations instead of arrest.
Money still buy's defense, but increased public knowledge of FRA's also seems now to be coming into play. - Mar 4, 2012, 9:56:00 PM
- Mac said...
In the United States, criminal law is arguably the most complex area of law, since it comprises a wide range of concepts. As a result of this, there are a wide range of available attorneys that specialize in criminal defense. A good criminal attorney will advocate on behalf of their client in court and defend them to the best of their abilities against criminal charges.
Business Attorney Boston - Apr 13, 2012, 1:42:00 AM


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Has the Jets effort been better the last two games? Yes, but unfortunately the NHL is a results business.
The Jets have now dropped four straight at MTS Centre and going back to last season have won three of their last 12 home games. A stat that most would find unimaginable.
A few games ago I wrote about how everything gets magnified when you are not scoring, and seven goals in the four-game home losing streak pretty much says it all. Against Boston the Jets directed 69 shots on goal, more than the Bruins give up on most nights, so the Jets deserve credit for that. But the three columns that make up the 69 are as follows – 23 on net, 20 blocked, 26 missed the net. It's the 26 that missed that is the issue. Jets now lead the league in missed shots with 206.
Getting the next goal, the next save, is the hill the Jets can't seem to get over right now.
"Every mistake we make ends up in our net," lamented Coach Claude Noel post game. And that is not blaming Ondrej Pavelec who made a number of big saves.
After a scoreless first period Alexander Burmistrov scored his second of the year early in the second as for only the fifth time this season the Jets scored the opening goal. The Bruins tied the game midway through the period on a goal that went to video review. Zdeno Chara's wrist shot from the blue line was deflected by Tyler Seguin on what appeared to be a high stick. However the deflection went off Ron Hainsey's leg and in, good goal.
At 19:33 the Burmistrov line with Evander Kane and Nik Antropov clicked again. Good work down low by both Burnistrov and Antropov resulted in Kane snapping his eight game goalless drought. Much like Burmistrov's goal it was the result of strong work in front of the net.
Then came 63 seconds the Jets would like to have back. With 1.5 seconds left in the period Daniel Paille deflected a Johnny Boychuk shot to tie the game after two. Nine seconds into the third a tripping penalty to Hainsey gave the Bruins their only power play, and 36 seconds into the third Brad Marchand's eighth of the year gave the Bruins a lead they would not give up. Jets went 0-2 on the power play and are now 0-12 in the last five games.
A disappointing loss for everyone, from fans to players to coaches.
"We battled, but we still passed up on shots," continued Coach Noel. "Burmi's line was good. Nice to see him and Kane get on the board. Boston is a good team, they found a way to win. They get a power play and it's in the net. We gave what we had but they are a good team."
Jets now play nine of their next 11 on the road, starting with a five game trip that begins in Buffalo Tuesday (Catch the game live on TSN Jets, TSN 1290 starting at 6pm ct). To say it is a critical road trip is an understatement.
"We can't fall any further behind," continued Noel. "Even now we are the point we need to win two of three. Home was the strength of our team last year. We know we can win on the road."
The Jets were minus Tobias Enstrom who will be out for at least a couple of weeks with a shoulder injury, bringing Paul Postma back into the lineup. Postma played 20:20, while Dustin Byfuglien lead the way at 24:19, followed by Zach Bogosian at 23:37. Kane had six shots on goal while Bryan Little won 12 of 17 face-offs. Coach Noel shortened the bench going with three lines most of the third. Jets could not turn the first goal of the game into a win and are now 1-3-1 when scoring first.
The upcoming road trip takes the Jets to Buffalo, Carolina, Philadelphia, New Jersey and New York to meet the Rangers. All games will be on TSN, the first four on TSN Jets, the Ranger game can be seen nationally on TSN.
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Sony Computer Entertainment
Release Date(s):
NA: December 23, 1999
EU: January 28, 2000
JP: December 11, 1999
The original Gran Turismo is generally credited as the best driving game ever released on the PlayStation. That's a tough claim to beat, but the best contender to steal those bragging rights is, of course, the much-anticipated sequel Gran Turismo 2.
This time the driving action takes place on 20 different racing courses--almost double the number in the original game. There are more than 400 cars to choose from, including newly added "muscle cars" and even a VW Beetle! While some racing games slide by with less-than-realistic driving control, the Gran Turismo series has won over die-hard car fanatics with its attention to detail and realism. For example, this game gives you the freedom to modify your engine to maximize your driving performance. While not all gamers will care about adjusting their axle width or suspension, it is a nice option for those of us who like to get under the hood before we go.
Once your car is up and running, the race begins. The arcade racing mode is filled with numerous bumps and surprises. If you have a dual shock controller, you will feel every rumble and shake as your car speeds, slides, and (often) crashes on the street. The in-depth simulation mode allows you to earn money from your races so that you can upgrade your car's parts and, ultimately, buy or sell a car.
Playstyle | Count | Median | Average | Fastest | Longest |
Main + Extras (Quests/Medals/Unlockables) | 1 | 27h 18m | 27h 18m | 27h 18m 32s | 27h 18m 32s |
Completionists | 1 | 114h 11m | 114h 11m | 114h 11m | 114h 11m |
All PlayStyles | 2 | 70h 44m | 70h 44m | 27h 18m 32s | 114h 11m |
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Evans gives a synthesis of his pre-1992 work on Gaussian measures on vector spaces over a local field. Ledrappier uses the freegroup on $d$ generators as a paradigm for results on the asymptotic properties of random walks and harmonic measures on the Martin boundary. These articles are followed by a case study by Figà-Talamanca using Gelfand pairs to study a diffusion on a compact ultrametric space.
The second part of the book is an appendix to the book Compactifications of Symmetric Spaces (Birkhauser) by Y. Guivarc'h and J. C. Taylor. This appendix consists of an article by each author and presents the contents of this book in a more algebraic way. L. Ji and J.-P. Anker simplifies some of their results on the asymptotics of the Green function that were used to compute Martin boundaries. And Taylor gives a self-contained account of Martin boundary theory for manifolds using the theory of
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Only the years of storage in oak barrels count to determine its age.
Once transferred into glass, the Cognac stops maturing. It stands still.
A V.S (for Very Special), also called *** (or Three Stars) is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least two and a half years old.
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A minimum of 32 credits. With permission, up to eight of the required 32 credits may be taken in related studies outside the department. Required are Sociology 111, Sociology 285, and Sociology 291. In addition, eight credits are to be taken at the 300 level or above. In addition to the 32 credits, students are required to take Mathematics 336 or 209 (preferred), or Mathematics 115. The major normally consists of Sociology 111 by the second year and Sociology 285 and 291 by the end of the third year. Browse our website for more detailed information on considerations for planning the major. The course catalog has a full listing of all sociology courses offered.
Potential Paths Through the Major
As sociology is a vast and diverse discipline, it prepares students for careers across the spectrum of career fields. Some paths that our students often follow include law, public health, nonprofit/nongovernmental organizational work, academia, policy studies and plenty of other paths as well. Students who have a certain path in mind can create their journey through the major accordingly. However, you do not need an end-goal in mind, certainly, and many of our students--as per the Grinnellian tradition--forge their own paths through the major and their lives. For more detailed tips and considerations while creating your four-year plan, peruse our section on planning the major for useful suggestions.
To be considered for honors in sociology, graduating seniors, in addition to meeting the College's general requirements for honors, must demonstrate, by departmental consensus, excellent performance in classes, especially seminars, and an underlying commitment to the discipline as evidenced by strong interest above and beyond completion of the major.
Transferring Credits
Up to eight credits from outside the department may be applied to the major. Possible sources of outside credit include:
1. Transfer credits from another college or university
2. Off-campus study: Must be sociological in content and 200-level or above
3. "Cognate credits" taken in another department at Grinnell. Must be 200-level course with substantial sociological content. Must also connect with other sociology courses you have taken.
Whatever the source of outside credits, you need to bring written documentation of the content of the course (e.g. syllabus, textbook, papers you wrote) to the Chair of the Department for approval. If the chair thinks the course makes sense as part of your major, he or she will write a letter of recommendation asking the course be counted. If the chair has doubts, he or she will consult with the rest of the department on whether the course should be applied.
Assessment Goals
1. Sociological Knowledge. We expect students to have attained:
- a) Knowledge of basic sociological concepts.
- b) Familiarity with various theoretical perspectives within sociology.
- c) Knowledge of ways of collecting and evaluating sociological evidence.
2. Sociological Skills. We expect students to acquire:
- a) An ability to think critically and imaginatively about society and social issues, using sociological knowledge.
- b) An ability to express this thinking clearly through oral and written communication.
- c) An ability to use the standards of the field to evaluate the quality of sociological work, including one's own work.
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Question:Overall, do you think there is more secrecy, less secrecy or about the same amount of secrecy in the Obama administration as in the previous administration?
Answers: ( respondents)More 22$ Less 34% About the Same 38% Dion't know 6%
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NOTE: The number of respondents to an individual question may vary from the number of respondents to the entire survey, as some items are restricted based on previous answers. The poll has an overall 4 percentage point margin of error, although the margin increases when examining attitudes among smaller groups within the survey. The margin for women only, for example, is 6 percent.


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what makes cycling cool?
Remember those endless summer days? The wind in your hair. Faster than you've ever gone on that last downhill. Your own way of getting around. Independent. These childhood memories will come back to you in a flash when you get on a road bike again. Yes, you may ride rather unsteadily down your neighbourhood streets at first, but cycling is quite easy to get into, evidenced by the huge fields in some of our local races. It's an amazingly empowering sport which will take you to new highs, a greater awareness of your place in this world, and the realisation that the harder you work, the luckier you become.
Be warned though: the combination of speed, busy roads and maniacs can be hair-raising at times. Your reliance on good road surfaces and the need to avoid collisions with objects heavier, harder and faster than you means you should take your time learning the ropes.
Any bike (road or mountain bike) as long as it does not have triathlon bars fitted. Mountain bikes (aka MTBs) are harder work to pedal, and should be fitted with slick tyres if you want to reduce your disadvantage. If you find your legs battle on uphills, triple chainrings can be fitted to make steep gradients easier, or your bike store can install a wider range of gearing to make the most of your double chainring setup. Helmets are compulsory in races in South Africa, and lights are essential in low-light conditions.
training for novices
The best time to learn the basics of road cycling is in summer. Firstly, it's safer, because the sun's up early, so you're more visible to drivers of vehicles, pedestrians and other unpredictable creatures of the night. You'll also see potholes and other dangers of the road better. Second, it's more pleasant riding in the warmer conditions, so you'll be more motivated.
Remember, you're so new to this sport that you're probably wearing inadequate cycling clothing (in the wrong shade of lime), and winter requires more experience in the dressing department. In summer, you'll also find it easier to find a greater depth of cyclists to ride – and share knowledge – with, so you'll improve faster.
Although summer is the best season to start riding as a novice, it doesn't mean you should wait until summer to become a cyclist. You should start preparing your foundation the moment you read this. Start planning which bike you need, based on your ability and goals. If it's winter, start with short rides once the sun is up over weekends. Join a spinning class at your local gym, or buy a cheap indoor bike so you can ride whenever you want. If you're out of shape and haven't exercised for a period of time, visit your doctor, and see what they say about you training. Start walking if you have to. Just get moving, dammit! Life's too short to waste on indecision. Once you're on your way, there are races throughout the year, even winter, with the major ones in autumn and late spring. League racing keeps the licensed racing snake riders busy in winter.
Helmets are compulsory in races in South Africa, and lights are essential in low-light conditions. Damaged helmets should be replaced for maximum protection. Allow ample time to inform vehicles behind of your intention to turn either left or right with hand signals and be very cautious at blind spots, think ahead before you react. It is safer to cycle with a friend or in a group. Indicate your intentions (for example if you are going to turn right) and check if the driver has seen you. Make eye contact with motorists at intersections – smile and nod your head so that they know you are there. Thank motorists that give you right of way. Make sure your bike is in good working order and check your spokes regularly to avoid wheel buckles and make sure your chain is kept clean and lubricated at all times. Wear bright, reflective clothing and fit lights on your bike (a white light in front; a red one on the back). A good set of eyewear is very important to keep the sun out of your eyes or to brighten conditions if you are riding at dawn or dusk. Novices should take part in fun rides, it's a great way to practice your bunch riding skills in a safe environment. You need to know what's going on around you, so put safety first and leave your iPod or MP3 Player for the spinning classes at gym and remember to wear a sunscreen with a minimum SPF of 25-30.
fuel yourself
Back in the 1960's, it was common for riders in races like the Tour de France to stop off at roadside bars for a glass of wine or something stronger. This seems hardly believable now, but there were some marathon stages in those days and a more laid-back attitude prevailed, at least in the early part of a long hot day. The death of Tom Simpson in the '67 Tour is generally blamed on a cocktail of amphetamines and cognac.
Sports science hardly existed in those days. Today, there is much better understanding of proper nutrition and, specifically, proper hydration. This is vital for endurance racers, but should not be neglected by anyone setting out on longer rides – certainly if you will be riding for more than a couple of hours, even at a moderate pace, hydration is important.
Put it another way: de-hydration can have all sorts of unpleasant consequences. Cramp is the most obvious, and real heat exhaustion can follow, which can even be life-threatening. But dehydration can impair concentration or judgement, which could also be life-threatening on a tricky pass or if you're riding among traffic.
Low-level, sub-critical dehydration may have no obvious symptoms, but still makes riding less comfortable, less efficient and less pleasurable. If you tend to gulp down several glasses of water or soft drinks at the end of a ride, you've probably reached this point.
What to drink?
Plain water is good, up to a point: it's certainly loads better than nothing. When exercising you lose fluid partly through breathing and partly through sweating. What you breathe out is mostly water vapour but sweat contains chemicals, often referred to as salts or electrolytes, which also need to be replaced. The more you sweat, the more important this becomes. This is where special electrolyte drinks come in; these are designed to match the chemical balance of what you lose. However these are expensive and for the average rider, as opposed to the marathon competitor, may be overkill anyway.
Commercial soft drinks are usually loaded with sugar – something you don't need so urgently for most rides – and generally do little to replenish electrolyte levels. Some – especially so-called 'energy' drinks – also contain caffeine. Caffeine is a diuretic (it makes you pee) and so doesn't help hydration.
Tea and coffee are not particularly helpful either as they are also diuretics. Coffee is probably worse than tea in this respect, though it's hard to make comparisons as strengths vary and coffee is often drunk in smaller volumes.
Dilute fruit juices are an economical and healthy choice. If it's hot, you could add a little common salt. The operative phrase is 'a little'. Remember that the total recommended daily intake of salt is just six grams (about 1 teaspoonful), though this is a guideline for sedentary people. Those who are taking a lot of exercise, particularly if they sweat heavily, can use more. But even so, the quantities needed are small, just a couple of milligrams per litre, so drinks should not taste obviously salty.
During long rides, especially if it's hot or you're pushing yourself, it is certainly wise to avoid strong drinks or excessive consumption of coffee.
contacts & events
South Africa has a huge cycling community and we play host to some of the biggest cycling races in the world, including the Cape Argus Pick n Pay Cycle Tour which is the world's largest timed cycling event. There are cycling events (big and small) around the country every weekend especially in Gauteng and the Cape.
Contact: Cycling South Africa www.cyclingsa.com
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Can I tell you how much I love this Photo Flop!?!? I love it! God bless Billy. It's so wrong it's right. LOL… It's the crazy look in Heather Graham's eyes, it's the photo bomb in the background, it's the photo bomb with the evil eye, the giant bursting from nowhere… Oh, it's all kinds... read more ->
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Finger Loop Braids were popular from the 15th to the 17th Centuries in Europe, There are still some forms of similar braids made in isolated areas of South America, Asia and the Middle East. In Europe they seem to have been forgotten after the 1600's. Fabric and fiber art does not survive centuries. So examples of the original braids are very rare. You can sometimes spot them in old master paintings. They look like they take days to make but I'll show you some complex braids that can be completed in 5 minutes.
This is the style of braiding that was done in Medieval Europe and all the patterns are translated from Medieval manuscripts by the great folks at Fingerloop.org. I want to thank the producers of that website for showing me this ancient and almost forgotten art.
Supplies: some kind of rope, string, yarn,...
Tools: Hands
Time: Depends on the length and pattern of the braid but the ones I'm making only take a few minutes to complete an entire braid.
It is difficult to describe and annotate the patterns. The folks at Fingerloop.org have done a good job of documenting the patterns. I'm going to try to write up some instructions for the braids I'm showing you, but the best way to learn the braids is to just watch the videos. Each video has a photo of the completed braid.
I'm going to publish this with 5 or 6 different braids and will add more as I create the videos. They start very easy, and I'll introduce new techniques as we add new braids. The braids I'm going to show you are made by one person. There are also patterns for braids that are made by two or three people working simultaneously on one braid.
Lets go. Have fun.
This is the introductory video for Finger Loop Braiding. I'll tell you how it is done and show you some examples of Finger Loop Braids that I'm going to teach you how to create.
New: I made close up videos of my hands are up for all braids. They are very easy to follow.
Step 1: Braid number 1 - Flat Braid
You start with some kind of rope,string, etc. Hook it onto something sturdy and create 5 loops. I'm going to hook it over my bedpost. Then I'll loop the rope around the post until I have 5 loops. The rope is tied in one continuous loop. After I've hooked the loops, then I pull the rope back and forth to get all of the loops to the exact same length. These loops are called "Bowes" in the original manuscripts. Sometimes I say bow and sometimes I say loop. They are the same thing.
I'm going to add a L or a R to the front of the names of the fingers so you know which hand I'm talking about.
For this braid, start with two loops on your left hand. One over your LMiddle finger and the other over the LRing finger. On the right hand put one loop over your RIndex finger, one on the RMiddle finger and the last one on your RRing finger.
In the first move, we start from your left hand. Reach your LThumb and LIndex finger through the back of the loop on your LMiddle finger. With your LThumb and LIndex finger, grab the lower string of the loop on your RRing finger. When you take the top string of a loop, that is a straight exchange, taking the lower string is a reverse exchange. Pull that through the loop on your LMiddle finger as you transfer it to your LIndex finger.
You should now have three loops on your left hand. One each on LIndex, LMiddle, and LRing. On your right hand you have two loops. One each on RIndex and RMiddle.
Now we need to move the bows from RIndex and RMiddle, down one finger so they are on RMiddle and RRing. This is called Walking the Bows. You now have the same set up we started with, but on opposite hands. Next is the same move as before.
Reach your RIndex and RThumb through the back of the loop on RMiddle and take the loop on your LRing finger reversed (grab the lower string on the loop). Pull it through RMiddle. Then Walk the Bows on LIndex and LMiddle, down one to LMiddle and LRing. We are back to the beginning.
After each transfer, spread your arms wide apart to tighten up the braid that is forming at the far end of the string. Do this every time to keep the braid tight and even.
Just repeat those moves.
I've attached a series of photos illustrating the moves but the video will really be easier to understand. The first and second photos are the braid that we end up with at the end of the video.
These are new videos. The first one is a full view that shows you how I load the rope onto my post to make the loops. The second video will show you how to do the braid. It is a close up on my hands and will make it very clear how to make the braid.
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Lastly, here's a note for anybody trying this for the first time:
If you tighten a C-clamp onto your work table, you can use the threaded axle as your hitching post. Just remember to slip something over the axle before you start braiding - a short bit of pipe or something similar would do. Otherwise, you won't be able to get your finished braid over the clamp's foot. That sounds like a goofy mistake to make, but it's exactly what I did on my first try. For awhile, I had the most decorated shop clamp on the block. Still, the C-clamp arrangement works pretty well with a bit of pipe over it.
I gave you props for the tutorial and linked back to this page as well. Hope it's alright :)
Do you sell a DVD of them. Also I did have trouble with tension with silk cords.
Thank you for the great instructable, the whole project took only about half an hour (and 17 yards of cord).
Your directions were easy to follow and I now have a number of colorful braids just languishing around the house!
I do howver want to make the brown bracelet pictured here (next to the white one) and although it looks like the same five loop technique my attempts always come out looking more like the white one. Can you tell me whether this is becasue,
a) the technique is different,
b) the cord is different,
c) I'm pulling it too tightly,
or d) all and / or none of the above??
I really appreciate any help you can give me on that score and just want to reiterate that your instructable was totally amazing !! :) Thanks much :D
Easy to follow videos + great teacher + some pretty darn cool designs = GREAT Instructable!
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Our Ducks Unlimited site, known as "Miner's Marsh" is located just seconds from the downtown core of Kentville. It was officially opened in August of 2010 after 7 years of planning, land negotiation, trail work, grant applications, conservation work, environmental permit applications, and bridge installation. The site includes 1.7 km of walking trails, interpretive signage, picnic areas, benches, viewing stands, and a 100-foot bridge across the Cornwallis River. Amenities at the site are all made to complement the natural landscape of the property, including the color of the bridge, which was designed to blend into the marsh rather than stand out. Crusher dust is used on the trail; viewing stands and boardwalks are constructed from wood. The site is a protected wetland featuring wooded areas, marshland, and ponds. The site is also complemented by the Cornwallis River that runs directly through it and along the north side. The marsh is home to hundreds of species wildlife including ducks, muskrats, frogs, fish, and herons.
Many people enjoy using the Ducks Unlimited site for walking, running, biking, picnicking, and wildlife observation in the spring, summer, and fall. Local schools often use the site for field trips to teach children about different species that thrive in marshlands, and the importance of keeping our wetlands protected. Many people use the trail portion of the site for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in the winter. The trail is groomed in the summer and fall months for easy access by wheelchair, stroller, or persons with walking aids. Motorized vehicles are not permitted. The trail is groomed in the winter months to allow easy access to skiers and snowshoe users. There is no charge to use the site, and not permitting motorized vehicles makes it a safe place for all ages.
The Ducks Unlimited Space has been celebrated not only by Kentville residents, but also by people who travel from other communities to enjoy it. The Town receives a large number of calls and emails annually from users who just want to say how much they enjoy the space. The space is accessible all year round and gets constant use by people who enjoy nature and being outside. It encourages active living, and provides our community members with a beautiful place to be physically active through active transportation.
- The space enhances the natural environment while also protecting it. By acquiring the land from the original owners, the Town was able to ensure that no other developments took place on that site. Partnering with Ducks Unlimited Canada and many business sponsors, the site was built into a safe and healthy place where wildlife and people can co-exist in harmony.
- Because the space is not accessible by motorized vehicle, it promotes active transportation. People are required to walk, run ski, or bike the trails in order to experience the site and all it has to offer. The site helps our community stay healthy and active.
- It's educational. People can learn about the wildlife that exists within the site from the interpretive signage, or simply through observation. School classes often use the site as a field trip location. Project Webfoot has used the site for their 2-day workshops, and it's a destination for day camp groups, and science classes as well.
- It enhances community spirit. There are very loyal DU site trail users who take extra care to help the Town keep the site clean and tidy. These community members are volunteers who have a special interest in the site and go out regularly to collect any stray material or litter that may find its way into the site.
- It is in a convenient location. The site is located in an area that is a 5-minute walk from anywhere in the downtown. People can enjoy it on their lunch break, after work, before work, or any time very easily. There is no long drive out of town to get there. It also joins up with the rest of the 7 kms of walking trails in Kentville, so if a person desired to, they could travel there using active transportation from anywhere in Town east or west of the site.
A number of groups and organizations contributed to the project, as well as some grants received through different programs:
- Town of Kentville (Financial and in kind work)
- Ducks Unlimited Canada (Financial and in kind)
- Michelin
- Municipality of the County of Kings
- Government of Canada Eco Action Program
- Don Burry and Family (citizen who donated cash)
- Nova Scotia Department of Health Promotion and Protection
- The Kings County Wildlife Association
- Kentville Rotary Club
- National Trails Coalition
All of these groups recognized the importance of the project and were eager to help see it completed. Local media groups including Transcontinental Media and AVR/Magic 94.9 (radio) provided announcements and feature stories about the project as it progressed keeping the community interest piqued as the project progressed.
The "Miner's Marsh" is important to our community because it is a symbol of what can be accomplished when people work together. Many organizations came together to make this project happen. Without the partnerships and relationships that were formed, the project could not have been completed.
Our community members recognize the space as a place to go and feel at home. The space makes Kentville a destination for visitors, and really adds something special to the community. Our citizens feel proud of the space and love to tell others about it. People are amazed when they discover it for the first time so close to the busy downtown.
Planners were involved from the very beginning of the project with land acquisition and the planning of trail and active transportation routes. The land acquisition was particularly important obviously, because without the land, the site could not be built. Engineers coordinated projects within the larger project. Things such as aboiteau modification had to take place to ensure the marsh could hold water. Engineers also handled the storm water management aspect of the project (making sure the marshland wouldn't be contaminated by storm water runoff) and the installation of the 100-foot bridge across the river. All of these aspects of the project were very large scale and time consuming and required skilled planners and engineers to execute properly.


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