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by Caitlin Huston
In preparation for the passage of a bill currently headed to the Indiana statehouse, the Cass County Sheriff's Department has begun its Alzheimer's training.
All of the department's officers are undergoing a six-hour training, administered by Senior Helpers, on how to interact with Alzheimer's patients during police business. The training comes as a bill requiring six hours of training on Alzheimer's disease for law enforcement was approved unanimously by the Indiana House and makes it way to the Senate.
State Rep. Bill Friend, R-Macy, introduced the bill in January after a Peru police officer Tasered a 64-year-old nursing home resident with Alzheimer's. The patient was reportedly combative.
Chief Deputy Jill Rife with the Cass County Sheriff's Department said they were contacted by Senior Helpers, an in-home senior care agency, and asked if they would be interested in Alzheimer's training.
"I thought it was a good idea for the training," Rife said.
Rife explained that the officers currently undergo training on autism, mental illness, addictive disorders, mental retardation and developmental disabilities.
But, she said she wanted officers to know how to interact with Alzheimer's patients, especially after the Peru incident.
"They went through some scenarios and actually showed and taught them how to approach someone with Alzheimer's," Rife said.
Dave Foreman, owner and director of Senior Helpers, said they began to offer law enforcement agencies training, which they typically give to caregivers, because of what happened in Peru.
"That's what led me to want to get with these law enforcement officers," Foreman said.
Foreman added that he has an article about the Tasering on his bulletin board.
He said the training encompasses the different stages of Alzheimer's and what type of body language and speech pattern would be most effective with that person. For example, Foreman said they teach officers about not invading the space of the person they're talking with and being aware of the person's narrowed vision.
"It can help tremendously," Foreman said.
He added that he thinks the legislation is a good step.
"I think it's a great legislation and that our training fits perfectly into that," Foreman said.
This training will fulfill the department's requirements for 2013, Rife said.
Caitlin Huston is a staff reporter of the Pharos-Tribune. She can be reached at 574-732-5148 or email@example.com.
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Criterion's multi-vehicle new IP takes Burnout Paradise beyond cars
And how its first-person project is 'the best Oculus game you've ever played'.
Criterion to Burnout fans: 'Be patient'
Is Criterion going back to Burnout after its breakaway from Need For Speed?
Criterion takes control of Need for Speed franchise
Studio will be involved in all future Need for Speed titles - dev hasn't forgotten about Burnout. Is EA Gothenburg involved?
Burnout Crash! heading to iOS devices
Top-down smash-em-up Burnout Crash!, which arrived on XBLA and PSN last month, is due for release on iOS devices before the end of the year, EA has revealed.
Burnout Crash! gets September 20 release date
EA has announced that Burnout Crash!, the downloadable smash-em-up from Criterion, will hit Xbox LIVE Arcade and PSN on September 20, for 800MS Points and the equivalent of $9.99 respectively.
Burnout dev hiring for 'open world' racing game
Criterion Games, the UK-based developer behind Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit and the Burnout series, is looking for staff for a new project - or possibly new projects.
Burnout CRASH! more Burnout than other Burnouts
Responding to the slight backlash some fans have had towards top-down download game Burnout CRASH!, Criterion Games' Richard Franke explained that Burnout CRASH! is "more Burnout than other Burnout titles".
Burnout CRASH! out this August
Burnout CRASH!, the latest instalment in the acclaimed Burnout series, will be released via Xbox LIVE Arcade and PlayStation Network in August, Criterion has announced.
Burnout CRASH! originally intended as a Wii game
Burnout CRASH!, the upcoming arcade spin-off from Criterion, started out life as a Wii game, creative director Alex Ward has revealed.
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ROLOI The Clock Tower of Rhodes
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The clocktower is a byzantine structure that was originally built at the end of the 7th. century, and has undergone several rebirth since. It now is a fonctioning piece of our history where you can enjoy the beautiful views of Rhodes and Old Town.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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10:00am Thursday 28th February 2013 in News
A SPECIAL £319,000 levy which has been paid by Andover council tax payers annually for years to cover some of the additional services provided in the town was under the spotlight at Andover Town Council.
Some councillors and residents suggested that the levy amounts to double taxation and is unfair to Andover residents, as many of the services provided are used by residents of other communities.
Councillor Barbara Long wondered why Andover residents had to pay towards the Charlton cemetery through the special levy when Romsey residents don't pay an extra levy for the Romsey cemetery.
She said: "We don't gain from it as anybody from anywhere in the Test Valley can be buried there."
Council chairman David Drew said it was 'a point well made', but he urged people to look at the figures.
He said: "When I look at Romsey, the town council precept there is more than Andover's town council precept added to the expenses."
Former Lib Dem leader on Test Valley Borough Council Robin Hughes asked whether the time has come to get rid of the levy.
Cllr Drew replied: "The town council has agreed that it wants to negotiate the levy away, but we should be clear that we don't want to pay more on services provided by Test Valley, as we need to ensure that the residents of Andover get the best value.
"Some services may actually cost us more to run than Test Valley."
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i-speak-the-truth says...
We the people might not want them and would be fully justified in saying that of we don't want them, we are not prepared to pay for them.
As the town council employees wages are also paid by us and being public servants of ours, they should not make such decisions without our approval.
So I for one demand an explanation.
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The final big board showcasing the 2013 recruiting signees of the Kentucky Wildcats.
Just like the McDonald's All-American Game, six future Kentucky Wildcats will be participating in the Jordan Brand Classic this weekend.
Looking at Andrew Wiggins, Aaron Gordon and Dominique Hawkins, plus the recent commitments of Julius Randle and Dakari Johnson.
The talented 2013 wing from Michigan may currently have the Kentucky Wildcats and Syracuse Orange as his two favorites.
An update on Kentucky Wildcats recruiting news, talking about Rashad Vaughn, Arsalan Kazemi, the Harrison twins, Tyler Roberson, Noah Vonleh, Jabari Parker, and more.
Looking at Julius Randle, Marcus Lee, Aaron Gordon and more, plus the recent commitments of James Young and the Harrison twins.
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2013 top recruit Jabari Parker of Chicago Simeon is said to favor the Kentucky Wildcats by an unnamed college coach.
Kentucky Basketball Recruiting: 2013 Big Board (July 2012 update). A Sea of Blue looks at Jabari Parker, Julius Randle, Andrew Harrison, Aaron Gordon, James Young, and more.
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Editor's note: Today's post is written by teacher Aaron Vanderwerff, who started a Young Makers club at Lighthouse Community Charter School in Oakland, California, so that he could encourage his students to make things to exhibit at Maker Faire. Aaron is a Physics, Chemistry, and Robotics teacher at his small public charter school. They have been exhibiting projects made by his students since Maker Faire 2011. The school is one of our pilot sites for MENTOR Makerspace program in 2012-13. Here, he shares the approach he has taken with his class last year and this year.
Why make in class?
In this post, projects are envisioned as lying on a spectrum from teacher-led to independent. Teacher-led projects are when students all complete the same project. Completely independent projects are student creations from the concept to the product. Most projects fall somewhere in between these two extremes. For example, some student projects are entirely the students' own vision, some are hybrids of projects they have seen in Make magazine and on the internet, and some projects are pulled from a website, following the instructions they read online.
Students learn different concepts from different types of projects.
Teacher-led projects teach students…
- To be creators, not only consumers
- New skills (hands-on, design, collaborative)
- Pride in their work
More independent, student-visioned projects allow students to see their own idea come to fruition. For many students this is the first time they have participated in a long-term, open-ended project. This experience mirrors the post-high school world much more closely than a majority of school work. The very process of thinking up an idea and creating it is the major learning goal for independent student projects. This process is not self-evident, and is best learned by going through it multiple times. Each time students complete the design and build process, they gain confidence to complete future projects.
Independent projects teach students…
- To take a concept and turn it into a real prototype, allowing students to experience the full journey of creation (including bumps and difficulties).
- To use resources (mentors, teacher, internet, magazine, etc) to create a project.
- To grow creation skills (sewing, woodworking, programming, circuitry, soldering, etc.)
- To explain their project and their creation process to an audience.
Year-Long Timeline
- August – November: Students build their skills. They learn C programming using robots and develop basic skills in woodworking, crafting, soldering, and use of Arduino for making. Through this period, they work for two weeks on robotics followed by one week of making skill building.
- December – March: Students develop their own vision for a Maker Faire project and create a first draft of the project to show at a local LCCS Maker Faire (school organized); they continue working on robots. Through this period, students work one day in class each week on making their independent project. The remainder of the time required happens outside of class.
- March – May: Students refine their Maker Faire project for exhibition in San Mateo; they also compete in a robotics competition. Through this period, students continue making in class once a week until mid-April, when they are able to use all class time to finish their project and prepare for exhibiting at the Maker Faire.
Phase 1: Building Skills (1 to 2 weeks per background skill Mid August – End October)
After having worked with students on independent projects our first year, I decided that I would use fun, interesting, skill-building projects in the beginning of the year to get students more comfortable with the idea of making. Projects were designed to develop skills many student groups needed in order to complete their independent projects. I wanted to expose all students to different types of projects so they would not be intimidated by a specific project because it involved a saw or a sewing machine. These skill-building projects were done between two week robotics projects to maintain student interest. I had students work in same-gender pairs to discourage gender stereotyping of who should be using specific tools. In the end, all students developed some proficiency in all areas.
Our areas of focus were:
- Soldering
- Woodworking
- Crafting
- Using an Arduino and Shield
Working in same-gender teams of two, students assembled Elenco Soldering Kits. (Two pairs of students shared a soldering iron, so I needed one soldering iron per 4 students.) The kits have soldering practice areas for students to try before they are assembling electronics they might burn up. They come with step-by-step instructions and a description of the different electronic components. After showing students the basics of soldering, pairs showed me their first few soldering joints, and I was able to give them individual feedback. Throughout the week, I circulated through the class, providing feedback to students and ensuring that all students were participating in soldering. At the end of the week students passed the projects if their kit worked.
Pairs whose projects didn't work had to check for incomplete solders or soldering joints that were bridged. Students struggled to desolder incorrect joints and often delaminated the pad because they would heat it too much. Students whose projects didn't work the first time were given a second kit if the first was beyond repair and had to solder it on their own time.
Working in same gender teams of two, students built chairs based on the 'stud chair' (Make magazine, volume 27, page 122). To complete the project, students learned to use a small circular saw, a hand saw, and a drill. This year, I plan to either use a different plan or use lumber that is already the correct dimension (2"x2"s and 1"x4"s), so that we do not have to use a table saw. Students started by cutting the 8' – 2"x4" into the proper lengths. Another teacher brought a table saw in to make the rip cuts. He made the cuts during class, showing students how to safely use the tool. Students then assembled the chair, squaring corners, pre-drilling holes, and gluing joints before they screwed the boards together. Keeping all corners square proved to be one of the major difficulties for students, but the end products made it clear why taking time to work carefully made a difference; the more precise the cuts and the more square the chair, the sturdier the chair was.
During this project, I gave each student an extremely short lesson on the tool they were using and assessed their knowledge before they were approved to use that tool. This tool lesson was meant to increase competence and decrease fear. For example, when using the cordless circular saw I asked students to show me how they would hold the saw – reminding them that both hands must be on the two parts of the handles (it's hard to cut your hand if it is holding a handle). Next I asked them to turn it on and turn it off right after so they knew what it felt like when it was on. I followed by showing them how to line the saw up with their mark and back it off the wood before they started the saw. Finally, I allowed them to cut. I also provided small group instruction on using the square and the drill. Students showed me their clamped together parts before they pre-drilled the holes so I could measure how square it was.
The class shares a circular saw and a few hand saws. Having multiple goggles, drills, squares, clamps, and bottles of wood-glue (one set of each per four students) allows this project to flow more smoothly. These materials can be borrowed for the week if your school doesn't have them.
Staying with their partner from the woodworking project, students decorated their chairs and made a cushion for the seat. Students started by painting and decoupaging their chairs. Students embroidered a design onto a piece of fabric that would be the front of their cushion. They were required to include one button in their design. They traced their designs from something they drew or printed by placing fabric (recycled sheets) over the design on a window. Each partner took turns hand embroidering the design. Students learned to use the sewing machine to sew the back and front of the pillow together. They stuffed the pillows and sewed the final edge together by hand.
A part-time teacher assisted in the instruction of students in sewing. After initial instructions on each of the areas of crafting, we both circulated to help students when they were not sure how to proceed. After students completed the embroidery of their pillow, both of us worked with students to safely use the sewing machines. This year, I plan to have students start the week developing a cohesive vision for the design of all parts of their chair, and I'll add a simple electronic component to their pillow so they can start to see the intersection of crafting and technology using soft-circuits.
This project requires a sewing machine for the class and an embroidery hoop and needle for each pair. Students also need paint, brushes, decoupage glue, thread, and fabric.
Using an Arduino and Shield
Working with a partner, students put their soldering skills to the test again. Students were provided with an Arduino shield kit (LoL Shield and WaveShield) which they assembled. I chose these shields because of the inherent appeal of making an iPod-like device and a message/screen device. The LoL shield took the entire week to assemble because there were so many LEDs to solder. LoL shield users were able to assemble and run a couple quick programs from the library. Generally they were able to change the message on the shield, but didn't get too much further than that in programming the Arduino. WaveShield users were able to finish soldering earlier, which was good because music must be reformatted to be compatible with the shield. On a Mac this is relatively easy, whereas on a PC it took some time to find and install the correct programs. Students were able to get their shield up and running and show me it worked by playing a song of their choice. They also played a bit more with programs in the library than the LoL shield group was able to do. Initially there were also small issues in installing the libraries. I ended up installing them on all the computers because of the Admin password issues (putting files into the Program Files folder).
This year, we are planning to completely change this project. We have two ideas currently and plan on choosing one based on the group of students in class and their preferences.
- Option 1: Using the Examples – Students will use the examples already built into the Arduino program. By doing this they will learn to use example code and relate it to the C programming they already did in the robotics portion of the class. In addition, they will learn to interpret the circuit descriptions in these example files. Students will work through a series of these examples chosen to highlight specific electronic components and programming skills. They will be asked to modify the programs to make a visible change (e.g. make the light turn off twice as long as it was on while it blinks) and to combine multiple programs (e.g. make the light blink when the button is pushed).
- Option 2: Semi-Independent Project – Students will be provided with a menu of options for a semi-independent project. Since the next thing students will work on is a vision for their Maker Faire project, this would give us a chance to help them think through some of what they will encounter in working on their own projects. These projects will be designed to take seven days in class and will use an Arduino and basic electronics/sensors. Students will provided with instructions for the project of their choice. The directions will be pulled from the Arduino cookbook or online.
Phase 2: Independent Maker Faire Projects — Choosing a Project
During the first two weeks of November (at the same time as the Arduino project), students were given the assignment to look through Make magazine and find projects that interested them. Each week they were given the opportunity to see more projects and share interesting projects in a class discussion. At the end of the second week, students were asked to form groups of one to three based on common interests and compatible schedules (because they need to work outside of class on projects). The week before Thanksgiving break, they were given the task of coming up with a project concept for something they were interested in pursuing. The major requirement was that they thought it would be something that would hold their interest. Over Thanksgiving break, they started their initial project plan. The Monday after Thanksgiving, students met mentors for the first time. I split students into three groups and mentors circulated, giving feedback and ideas to each project group. This gave students a chance to get feedback and hear how feedback is given to other groups. After the class, mentors gave preferences for groups they thought they could best support. Students were given their mentor assignments later that week and shared their initial project plans with mentors.
One Group's Story
When everyone else had a team and a vision, these three girls found themselves left without either. In fact, they hadn't really wanted to be in the class in the first place. So they decided to be a team. They toyed around with many ideas. They saw articles in Make about a magic mirror that got them thinking about how to create a project that would interact with people, and they saw others made from recycled materials that inspired them to think about creative reuse as well. Still, they had trouble putting it together into a concrete idea.
Their first idea was to create a picture frame out of recycled materials, integrate a webcam into the frame, and have the picture in the frame be the person looking at it. They wanted it triggered somehow, maybe even changed in a playful way, but they couldn't figure out how. They discussed this idea with each other for weeks, researched online, talked with their mentor, but they couldn't get past the idea stage.
At some point, I am not sure why, they decided to scrap their first idea and start over. But the recycling theme stuck and they discovered that if you cut a plastic water bottle in a spiral it makes a pretty cool looking curl. This was the a-ha moment. A spiral of clear plastic became the centerpiece from which they built. They had to figure out how to make it work, and the process took many iterations, but when they were done, they had created their own recycled LED chandelier. At Maker Faire that spring, many people stopped to look at it, intrigued by the same curls that had finally inspired the team.
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The students participating in making are enrolled in Robotics class, which is in its fourth year at Lighthouse. During that time, students have participated in the regional Botball competition each year. Two years ago, by participating in Young Makers, we added an independent project to the curriculum, which students showcase at the Maker Faire in San Mateo each spring. From August through November, the robotics curriculum supports basic skill development in collaboration, programming, mechanical design, and creation skills (woodworking, soldering, sewing, etc.). The remainder of the year is spent preparing for the Botball competition by running mock competitions using last year's rules and preparing for Maker Faire by working with mentors to hone each small groups' project vision and bring it to fruition. In the spring, all students participate in a robotics competition and take a project to the Maker Faire.
Students in the Robotics class are 11th and 12th graders, low-income, and are usually the first in their families to attend college. The class generally has about 24 students enrolled and runs for 70 minutes four times each week. In the past, most students in the class did not choose to take Robotics and were intimidated by the class at the beginning of the year; this year, however, students have some choice of which science classes they take, but they are ultimately assigned to the class.
The classroom space we use for making is a science lab. We do most 'clean' activities such as soldering, programming, and assembly inside the lab. Outside the lab are picnic tables that we use for 'dirty' activities like woodworking.
The primary purpose of the Robotics class is to give students multiple opportunities to work on long-term, collaborative projects which more closely reflect what students will encounter in college and the work world. The class is designed to expose students to a variety of technical careers and prepare those who are interested in studying technical areas for their post-secondary studies. Making provides an additional component, allowing students to conceive of an idea, try it out, and make it happen. Along the way they fail, change their plan, try it again, fail again, learn from others and try something different. They learn that making a vision reality is not easy, but that it is within their reach.


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When Margaret Payne of Chapel Hill died at the age of 87 last week her obituary highlighted her career as a professor, that she wrote academic articles and that she enjoyed traveling. What it didn't call out until the last line of the death notice is that one of her survivors, her nephew, happens to be the President of the United States of America.
"Margaret A. Payne is survived by her brother Charles T. Payne and wife Melanie; her brother Jon V. Payne and wife Susan and friend Margery Duffey. She is also survived by nieces and nephews Richard Payne, Jon Allen Payne, Stacey Gray, Barack Obama and Maya Soetoro."
Payne's sister was Obama's maternal grandmother, making her his great-aunt.
"She was proud of what he did, she was proud of him. But she didn't make anything of the fact that he was president," Payne's close friend Margery Duffey, who was listed higher than the president in the obit, told the Charlotte Observer.
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Q: Do I need to hire an attorney to handle my divorce or other family law matters?
A: You are not required to retain an attorney to handle your divorce or family law matter; however, there are intricate nuances contained within the family and matrimonial laws that are not always black and white. Having an expert on your side who is educated in all aspects of this field places you at an advantage and vise versa if you do not have an attorney. An experienced New Jersey family law attorney, particularly a Certified Matrimonial Attorney by the Supreme Court of New Jersey, can simplify your otherwise complex experience.
Q: Should I choose my divorce or family law attorney based on reputation or my comfort level?
A: Ideally both. It is important to find a lawyer who gives you confidence, who you feel a connection with and who you believe will work diligently to ensure that you and your family's legal interests are protected. In our extensive experience, we have seen that some people hire an attorney because they view them as a pit bull and they will win any fight worth fighting. The problem with this type of attorney is that a pit bull will fight for the sake of fighting instead of working hard to resolve your matter. A pit bull can drive your legal costs through the roof because litigation is extremely expensive. This is why we always ask who the other side has retained as their attorney because we can typically tell you immediately if that attorney is likely to assist in productive negotiations and settlement talks for the benefit of both parties and their family or if they are the type of attorney who will take your matter to court at all costs. Either way, we will be prepared.
Q: Can my spouse and I use the same attorney for our divorce or family law matter?
A: In a family and matrimonial matter you and your spouse can use the same attorney if this lawyer is serving as your joint neutral mediator. Otherwise, it is a conflict of interest and it is impermissible. Should both parties elect to have representation, then each party must receive independent advice from separate counsel.
Q: What is a retainer agreement?
A: A retainer agreement is a contract between you and the law firm where your rights and responsibilities to each other are outlined. You are strongly encouraged to read and understand the retainer agreement before signing the document as it is a binding legal contract. The retainer fee amount is a sum that the law firm requires that you pay as an advance against work to be done. This means that after you retain our law firm by signing the retainer agreement contract and pay the retainer fee, our law firm is now able to start working on your case and the law firm will get paid from the fee money you initially provide. If those funds are depleted, a refresher retainer will be required by the law firm in order for the attorneys to continue to work on your case.
Q: Does a divorce and family law firm that requires a smaller retainer amount mean that they will charge less overall if I retain them?
A: Not necessarily. A common misconception is that a law firm that requires a smaller retainer agreement means that your divorce or family law matter will cost less if you retain that firm. This is absolutely incorrect because the initial retainer amount has nothing to do with how much work and how many hours will be required to resolve your matter. Unfortunately, some law firms will use this lower retainer amount as a way to play on this misconception and lure potential clients to sign up for their services. Of all the criteria you will be considering to determine which law firm and attorney is right for you, the amount of the initial retainer fee should not the most heavily weighed factor.
Q: How much will my divorce or family law matter cost?
A: While we can never accurately quote a definitive price for a divorce or family law matter, there are some guidelines that can help you determine your final cost. The cost of your matter will be predominantly determined by you, your spouse and both attorneys. If you and your spouse's attorneys can communicate effectively and efficiently, exchange financial documents that are required without any game-playing and can negotiate in good faith, it will be easier to reach a reasonable agreement which will result in lower costs to both you and your spouse. The cost of your divorce case can also be proportionate to the number of issues you have in your matter and the degree of complexity of those issues. For instance, two parties with no children may have fewer issues and incur less costs than parties with children. Our attorneys' objective is to work with you towards reaching an amicable resolution to your divorce because we recognize that this will be most beneficial to you and your family in the long term, both from a financial stand point and from an emotional and psychological perspective.
Q: Can I force my spouse to pay for my legal fees in a divorce or family law matter?
A: An application can be made to the court for your spouse to pay your legal fees in a divorce or family law matter. The request might be granted if there is a large disparity in income between you and your spouse or for other causes. For example, there are occasions when a judge will court mandate one party make counsel fee payments for the other party when there was bad faith or a default on a previously awarded support payments. There is, however, no guarantee that any legal fees will be awarded. Some parties settle the legal fee issue by agreeing to make counsel fee payments from joint assets and accounts for both lawyers and all experts in the case.
Q: What documents should I gather in order to prepare for my first meeting with my divorce attorney?
A: The short list of items to bring includes three paystubs from your employer along with three from your spouse's employer, income tax returns for the last three to five years and any recent bank and/or retirement account statements. There is a more extensive list that your attorney will need in order to adequately answer all your questions, but this will get you started.
Q: What if I don't have all that information before I meet with my divorce or family law attorney?
A: It's fine. All of the documents that will be needed to help to settle your case can be produced later. While it is helpful for our attorneys to have the information and documents available at the initial consultation so that we can provide you with more specific responses to your questions. It is not necessary for you to bring all the information to an initial consultation.
Q: What is the discovery process in a divorce or family law matter?
A: The discovery process can be long and arduous. Parties may be required to complete significant document exchange including the production of financial records in their possession. It might be beneficial for you to read our article entitled "All Aspects of the Discovery Phase of the Discovery Process" which can be found on our web-site on the articles page.
Q: When is the right time to file a Complaint for Divorce?
A: Each case is different and it really depends upon the facts of your specific matter. There are some reasons to wait, especially if it appears that your divorce matter can be resolved amicably, without court intervention. However, there are also some cases where immediate action is required. The most important thing for you to do is to be candid with your lawyer so the both of you can discuss your options for filing.
Q: What are the requirements for filing a petition for divorce?
A: In order to file a petition for divorce, you need grounds for divorce. When filing a Complaint for Divorce, we would include certain details in the filed document such as names and addresses of both parties, your date of marriage, place of marriage, children's names and dates of birth and cause of action language. Other legal documents must be filed along with the Complaint for Divorce such as an Affidavit of Insurance Coverage which identifies all insurances (ie life, health, auto and homeowners insurances) existing at the time of the Complaint for Divorce; the Confidential Litigant Information Statement, which is a document geared toward identity theft prevention; a Certification between you and your lawyer acknowledging that you were advised about your right to alternative dispute resolution (mediation for instance). There is a filing fee for the court to process the paperwork and there are service of process requirements to ensure that the non-filing party receives the Complaint.
Q: Can my spouse and I get divorced by agreement using "irreconcilable differences"?
A: Yes. There is a requirement at the time that you file your Complaint for Divorce utilizing the grounds for Irreconcilable Differences that there has been a break-down in the marriage for 6 months or more. This encourages litigants to resolve their disputes amicably without any mud-slinging as no details about the break-down of the marriage are included in the Complaint at all. Filing under the ground of Irreconcilable Differences allows you to refrain from disclosing the intimate and detailed "reasons" for wanting the divorce which can assist you and your spouse to preserve your relationship when possible, expedite settlement and final resolution of your matter.
Q: Aside from Irreconcilable Differences, what other grounds for divorce exist in the State of New Jersey?
A: There are a number of grounds for divorce to select from when filing a Complaint for Divorce. There are many grounds that parties usually do not choose although they are readily available such as:
The more common of the grounds used when filing a Complaint for divorce are:
Q: How Long Does It Take To Get A Divorce In New Jersey?
A: The length of time it takes to get a divorce in New Jersey depends upon the issues and the reasonableness of the parties and attorneys in your matter. For instance, if you do not have any child custody issues in your case, there is a higher likelihood that your case will take less time to settle than a case including custody and parenting time issues. If your case involves one or more businesses, then we may need to involve forensic experts and accountants to determine the value of the businesses for equitable distribution purposes, which can extend the time it takes to resolve your matter. Cases involving W-2 wage earners are less complex and take a shorter period of time as fewer financial records typically need to be examined. The Best Practices in the State of New Jersey indicates that it should not exceed one year from the date of the filing of a Complaint for Divorce until the issuance of a Final Judgment of Divorce. Both practitioners and judges recognize that this may not always be the case. Some matters resolve from start to finish in only a few months while others can exceed the one year cap if there are complex custody issues, businesses are involved, significant discovery is needed or other involved issues that need to be handled in due course.
Q: Should I continue to stay in a bad relationship for the sake of the children?
A: We as attorneys are not therapists so we strongly encourage such questions be directed to a licensed therapist. We do encourage clients to undergo counseling or therapy during the divorce process, since it can be a highly emotional and draining time in your life. Children of all ages tend to be very perceptive and know when you are unhappy, but exactly how this impacts the children and the household varies from case to case.
Q: Do I have to continue to live in the house with my spouse during the divorce process?
A: This too depends upon the facts of your particular case. Unless your spouse voluntarily moves out, Judges are generally loathe to make someone leave a marital residence, unless domestic violence exists.
Q: Can I change the locks on the house if my spouse moves out but we still own the house together?
A: Generally yes, with notice to the other party, but this too is a fact-specific question.
Q: Is it considered "custody" when you fight over the family pet?
A: No, although the courts recognize the depth of feelings people have for their pets, it is not considered custody in the eyes of the court. The courts deem pets to be "property" that needs to be divided. It is rare for any time-sharing arrangement to be worked out between divorcing couples or for the parties to determine where the family pet will next reside. Typically, one party keeps the family pet in a settlement. It is obviously an emotional issue, but one that requires a resolution in many cases.
Q: Can I take 1/2 of the money out of a joint account during the divorce process without getting into trouble?
A: Truly, that depends on the facts and the Judge. We never recommend that a party create an unnecessary hostile situation.
Q: How is property divided in a divorce?
A: New Jersey is an equitable distribution State. This means that all marital property (assets and liabilities) is divided in a manner considered to be fair and equitable, not necessarily equal.
Q: Is there any way I can file for divorce without disclosing my financial assets?
A: Financial disclosure is required and it protects you. When you disclose all of your assets and liabilities, your spouse is left without any remedy to come back to the court to claim fraud. If you fail to disclose certain assets, you are potentially harming yourself and leaving yourself open to future proceedings. The Case Information Statement may assist you in completely and accurately defining your assets and liabilities.
Q: How do I know what property goes to my spouse and to me when we divorce?
A: When you enter into a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA), receive a Notice of Equitable Distribution or a Judgment of Divorce, your final document will spell out all of your rights and those of your spouse as to support, asset and debt distribution and all other issues in your matter.
Q: Can the provisions in a divorce decree be changed afterwards?
A: Terms and provisions are often subject to modification. If you and your former spouse are in agreement and do not want to formally implement the changes on a court document, you are free to make the change on your own without any memorialized document. For example, if you decided to change an every other weekend visitation schedule between one parent and a child or fluctuate the pick up and drop off times. You are not required to go back to court in order to make this modification if you are both in agreement. However, to change a provision formally, a Consent Order is recommended. In this situation, both parties would sign the document with your lawyers and the Consent Order is sent to a judge who signs and files the document, thereby making the changes official and fully enforceable in the future.
Q: My spouse wants to attend mediation to resolve our divorce disputes but I don't understand why I should go. Can't we just go to Court?
A: Private mediation is a process that requires both parties to willingly attend. If you are not interested in participating, you are not required to go even if your spouse tries to force you to attend a session. However, if you proceed through the court system and are unable to resolve your case at certain intervals, the court mandates that you and your spouse attend certain court mandated mediation sessions depending on your specific issues. Custody and parenting time mediation occurs with a court mediator if you have not settled your custody and visitation issues shortly after filing your initial Complaint and Counterclaim documents. Economic mediation is also court mandated if you have not yet resolved your case after the Early Settlement Panel program. Mediation provides a confidential and secure environment where you can state your positions and receive non-binding recommendations.
Q: Can I change my name at the time of divorce?
A: Yes. At the time of the final uncontested hearing or at the trial, you will have the opportunity to resume your premarital surname. If you indicate that you want to use your premarital surname, you will be asked a few questions in court such as whether your intention of resuming your former surname is for the purpose of defrauding creditors or avoiding criminal prosecution or bankruptcy. The judge will include your desired last name on your Judgment of Divorce. The official Gold Seal Final Divorce Decree will serve as your authorization to make changes to many of your documents such as your driver's license and your social security card.


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Mechanical Model of RF MEMS Capacitor Structures
R. Chatim[1]
[1]University of Kassel, Kassel, Germany
In order to design an RF MEMS based device, it is beneficial to have information concerning mechanical behavior. For model verification purpose, solution offered by simulation software equipped with predefined physics application is one valuable way to provide initial reference. To avoid unwanted particular total strain in RF MEMS structures, a compensation layer can be utilized. When the number ...
Analysis of Electromagnetic Propagation for Evaluating the Dimensions of a Large Lossy Medium
A. Pellegrini[1] and F. Costa[1]
[1]ALTRAN Italia, Pisa, Italy
In this paper the propagation of a plane wave in a large lossy medium is presented. The investigated geometry consists in a wedgeshaped lossy dielectric embedded in a lossy material with different electromagnetic properties. The aim of the study is to determine the feasibility of a radar technique for measuring the length of the dielectric wedge. In order to address this problem and to evaluate ...
Capacitance and Inductance Matrices for Multistrip Lines
S. M. Musa, and M. N. O. Sadiku
College of Engineering, Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, TX, USA
In this paper, we apply COMSOL Multiphysics, a finite element package, to compute the capacitance of a single centered microstrip line and the capacitance and inductance matrices of coupled multistrip lines. We compared our results with those in the literature such as variational technique, method of moments, finite difference method, Green's function-integral equation technique, and found them ...
Simulation of the Destruction Effects in CMOS-Devices caused by Impact of Fast Transient Electromagnetic Pulses
M. Rohe, S. Korte, and M. Koch
Institute for the Basics of Electrical Engineering and Measurement Science, Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany
In this paper will be presented how an electronic system and its components will respond in case of an impact of an external electromagnetic pulse (EMP). In the first instance the coupling process of transient electromagnetic pulses into electronic systems will be shown. Out of that the disturbing signal inside the system, which is necessary for the following simulation, will be described ...
Microwave Inactivation of Bacteria Under Dynamic Heating Conditions in Solid Media
S. Curet[1], M. Mazen Hamoud-Agha[1]
[1]GEPEA, UMR 6144, CNRS, ONIRIS, Université de Nantes, Nantes, France
In this study, COMSOL®4.2a is used to model a microwave heating process in a TE10 rectangular waveguide. The sample consists of a small cylindrical Ca-alginate gel (D = 8 mm, H = 10 mm) inoculated with bacteria Escherichia Coli K12. The sample is placed along the microwave propagation direction into the waveguide. Maxwell's equations and heat transfer are coupled to a microbial inactivation ...
Electromagnetic Wave Analysis of Wave And Shielded Stripline
S. Singh[1], A. Marwaha[1]
[1]Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering Technology Longowal, Punjab, India
Electromagnetic wave analysis of waveguide has been done in this paper with the help of Finite Element Method (FEM) based COMSOL Multiphysics. The design is further extended by placing conductor on a dielectric slab included in the waveguide to form a shielded microstrip transmission line. The simulated models are analyzed to determine the wave propagation characteristics. The validation is done ...
Opto-Asic, Photonische Kristalle
Ricklefs, U., Luo, H.
FH Giessen-Friedberg, FB EI
Mit FEMLAB 2.x und 3.1 wurden Voruntersuchungen zu zwei Anwendungen versucht. Im ersten Projekt sollte die Möglichkeit geklärt werden, FEMLAB für die Verhaltenssimulation integrierter ASIC-Photodioden einzusetzen und in der zweiten Anwendung sollten spezielle photonische Kristalle untersucht werden.
Analysis of Microwave Radiation for Heating
J. Crompton, S. Yushanov, L. Gritter, and K. Koppenhoefer
AltaSim Technologies, LLC.
Columbus, OH
Microwave heating is an important process for many commercial, industrial and household applications. In microwave heating applications, the energy is introduced directly into the volume of the material. As a consequence the quality of the process is highly dependent on the uniformity of the electromagnetic field distribution. Thus, developing a uniform electromagnetic field inside the ...
Virtual Homogeneous Isotropic and Real Unhomogeneous Anisotropic Metamaterials
Akalin, T.
IEMN (Institut d'Electronique de Microélectronique et de Nanotechnologie), CNRS UMR 8520, Dpt DHS, USTL (Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille)
Characteristics on metamaterials and potential applications are presented with the FEMLAB® software simulations results. By definition, metamaterials are materials which exhibit properties which do not exist naturally. Another point is that metamaterials are associated with the negative refractive index property. In the first part, negative refraction will be defined and illustrated by ...
Dielectric Properties Characterization of Thin-film Samples by using Scanning Near-Field Microwave Microscope (SNMM) and FEMLAB
Huang, S.1, Reeves, M.E.1, 2
1 Department of Physics, George Washington University, Washington
2 Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC
Scanning Near-field Microwave microscope represents a novel approach to thin film dielectric property analysis with high resolution. In this technique, a sharp probe tip is brought into close enough proximity to the sample surface that the EM field are well described by the near field theory. The question addressed here is how to determine material parameters (in this case dielectric constant) ...


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Guidry was pulled over by agents in Raceland after it was learned that he would be carrying a large amount of counterfeit money. In addition to the counterfeit bills, agents found "a glass pipe commonly used for smoking crack cocaine, as well as suspected synthetic marijuana, a second smoking pipe, and rolling papers," said the release from the sheriff's office.
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Dog T-V launches August 1st. But will your pups pay attention?
Dan Harris has more...
For anyone who's ever seen their dog freak out about stuff on the t-v screen ... the idea may have appeal.
"Dog TV," the first 24-hour cable channel for canines.
It's designed to alternately relax and stimulate your dog while you're out.. to reduce separation anxiety and improve behavior.
"We might color the red just a little bit red because the dogs don't see it so well. This hasn't just been put together, this has been really well thought out and well designed"
But can dogs really see what's on t-v?
Experts disagree on this issue... although the answer seems to be "yes" judging by YouTube... where there is a strange abundance of dogs enjoying "law and order"... and where we found this husky clearly displeased when his TV time is cut off...and also this bulldog who I would love to hang out with.
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Mark your calendars: Healthy UND Coalition Meeting on September 7th
Please join us at the annual celebration for the Healthy UND Coalition on Friday, September 7th, from 12 noon to 1:00 pm in the Memorial Union Ballroom. We will celebrate the numerous health and wellness accomplishments achieved by the Coalition over the past year and highlight how you can play a part in enhancing the health and well-being of our campus community.
UND is a national leader in health and wellness as a result of collaborative efforts between committed and caring team players, such as you. We hope you will join Healthy UND members and other UND students, faculty, staff, and community members in marking important milestones and mapping out the future of health and wellness at UND. The relationship between academic success and health and wellness will be discussed at this meeting, as well as the announcement of the 2012 Dr. Boyd Healthy UND Champion Award Recipient.
A baked potato bar will be provided in honor of the upcoming Potato Bowl. Please R.S.V.P to the Health and Wellness Hub by email at email@example.com or by telephone at 701.777.2097 by Tuesday, September 4th. We look forward to having you join us on the 7th!
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For those of you that don't know about Healthy UND, it is a campus coalition that was launched over 10 years ago to promote campus-wide health and wellness. Since then it has grown to over 156 members, including students, staff, faculty, and administrators, and has many successes under its belt. You can find more information about Healthy UND at http://und.edu/health-wellness/healthy-und/.
The Healthy UND Coalition just held their monthly meeting last Friday. The topic was physical activity, and the turn-out was tremendous! I could feel my excitement building while scrambling to find places to fit more chairs around the table. Seeing new faces continually file in through the doors only added to my excitement. When we finally found a seat for everyone, I was looking around the table and thinking "I wonder where we could have squeezed in even one more chair", this really showed me the coalition is acheving great strides in their work, and really getting the word out about health and wellness in the campus community.
The plan for the Coalition's meetings this year is to have a focus of each meeting, relating to the five priorites chosen by the Coalition. These priorites were chosen by reviewing credible data sources and hosting focus groups. The meeting on Friday marked our first focus meeting. The first half of the meeting consisted of a discussion forum, where members shared their input on how to move forward with the Physical Activity Priority Action Group's general goals, recommendations, and objectives. (See the Call to Action Report on the Healthy UND Coaliton website). There was a lot of great input on how the Coalition is already moving forward with this priority, such as having more of a physical activity focus during the Weight Watchers at Work meetings, establishing a walking path in the parking garage, and implementing a computer reminder for a "stretch break" to employees. In order to continue to move forward, and reach more resources in promoting physical activity on campus, the suggestion of establishing a physical activity subcommittee was given. The idea was well received, and is now in the process of being established. If you are interested on the Physical Activity subcommittee, or on being involved with the Coalition as a whole, please email me at email@example.com.
The next Healthy UND Coaltion meeting, is on December 9th, 2011 in Swanson room 17. The focus of this meeting will be Alcohol and Other Substance Use/Abuse. Please feel free to join, and invite anyone you think may be interested in this topic or in Healthy UND as a whole.


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PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Chicago Bears are unbeaten. The Pittsburgh Steelers can't stop beating themselves.
Major Wright returned an interception 38 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter, and Julius Peppers picked up Ben Roethlisberger's fumble and raced 42 yards for a score in the fourth quarter as the Bears beat the reeling Steelers 40-23 on Sunday night.
Roethlisberger completed 26 of 41 passes for 406 yards, and threw two touchdowns to Antonio Brown, but the Steelers fell to 0-3 for the first time since 2000 thanks to an avalanche of mistakes. Pittsburgh committed five turnovers, 4 of which led directly to points by the opportunistic Bears.
Jay Cutler passed for 159 yards and threw a 17-yard touchdown strike to Earl Bennett with just under 6 minutes remaining to give the Bears breathing room after the Steelers trimmed a 21-point deficit to four.
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Fruit Salad with O.J. Reduction Recipe
- 2 medium red apples, cubed
- 1 medium green apple, cubed
- 2 medium peaches, cubed
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 cup orange juice
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 2 medium navel oranges, peeled, sectioned and chopped
- 2 cups fresh blueberries
- Place the apples, peaches and lemon juice in a large bowl. Cover with water; set aside.
- In a small saucepan, combine orange juice and sugar. Bring to a boil; cook until liquid is reduced to about 1/2 cup. Drain apple mixture. Add the oranges, blueberries and orange juice mixture; toss to coat. Yield: 12 servings (3/4 cup each).
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Simple, delicious, and the fruits stay fresh looking. Excellent recipe. I let the sauce cool for a bit before adding, but I don't know whether it makes a difference. :)
This is a great way to get my toddler to eat her fruit without giving her all kinds of extra sugar. She loves Blueberries!
i made this recently for a baby shower with a group of close girlfriends...it was a huge hit...everyone asked for the recipe! i let the juice cool before putting it on the fruit and then refrigerated for 1.5-2 hours...it was delicious!
Do you cool the orange juice and sugar mixture before putting it on the fruit?
I made this for our Easter brunch and it was a hit! I used frozen peaches and canned mandarin oranges since I had those on hand. It went together quickly and looked beautiful! I will definitely make again!
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Report: Ka'Deem Carey issued protection order after December 23 incident
Just a week after leading UA to a thrilling 49-48 win in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl, sophomore running back Ka'Deem Carey was allegedly involved in an incident on December 23.
According to a report by KVOA-TV in Tucson, the incident resulted in Carey being an issued a protection order by a fellow student-athlete.
The order was reportedly served on January 2.
Sunday, head coach Rich Rodriguez and athletic director Greg Byrne issued the following statements regarding the incident:
Rodriguez: "I've spoken with Ka'Deem and am aware of the case. We take these matters very seriously and will support the authorities however we can. Once more specific information is available, we will act accordingly."
Byrne: "The University and Department of Athletics are fully aware of the situation. This is now a matter for the local authorities and we will fully cooperate and assist them as needed. At this point we will have no further comment."
In 2012, Carey led the nation with 1,929 rushing yards and recorded 23 touchdowns en route to consensus All-American honors.
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Cornucopia of Catching
Whether inshore, nearshore or offshore, anglers fishing the Steinhatchee area can usually find outstanding action. In addition to the species listed below, anglers might catch sharks, king mackerel, amberjack, sailfish, dolphin, mangrove snapper, black drum, jack crevalle and many others depending upon where they fish.
Black Sea Bass - Abundant and easy to catch, black sea bass seldom weigh more than 2 pounds. Most measure 8 to 10 inches long. They hit cut bait, jigs, shrimp or squid and offer excellent sport on light tackle.
Bluefish - Like ravenous sea piranhas, toothy bluefish in the 2- to 3-pound range devour live bait. They also attack chrome spoons, crankbaits, topwaters or anything that resembles a fish. When targeting bluefish, use a short wire leader. Watch for them attacking baitfish.
Cobia - Also called ling or lemonfish, cobia often hover over reefs, wrecks and humps, and may drift with weeds or debris. Many anglers "hunt" for cobia, especially during warmer months. They search around floating objects for opportune targets. When they see a cobia, they toss a live bait or large plastic-tipped jig to it. Cobia may top 100 pounds, but most fall in the 10- to 40-pound range.
Flounder - Flounder congregate near the river or creek mouths during an incoming tide. With superb camouflage, they hide under sand or silt and erupt to ambush prey. Fish jigs sweetened with live shrimp, minnows or Gulp! bounced along the bottom. At night people can walk the sandy flats carrying lanterns to gig flounder.
Grouper - Starting in water about 50 feet deep, anglers may catch red or gag grouper by trolling or dropping bait to the bottom. They might also catch a big warsaw or goliath. Often, trout anglers catch juvenile grouper in the grassy flats where they live until they mature enough to go offshore.
Redfish - Although anglers can find redfish in deep holes, these spot-tailed marauders prefer weedy, shallow shorelines. During high tide, fish the marshy cuts or creek mouths with live mullets about four to six inches long. A live shrimp dangling from a popping cork also works. For lures, throw gold or chrome spoons, spinnerbaits, topwaters or any lure that makes noise and commotion.
Sheepshead - Sheepshead mostly feed upon small crustaceans and often congregate near docks, seawalls, buoys or oyster reefs. Fish small crabs on stout short-shanked hooks. Sheepshead frequently nibble baits but fight with brutish strength.
Spanish Mackerel - Use wire leaders when targeting Spanish mackerel, which can bite through line. Fish over sandbars with chrome spoons, lipless crankbaits or any flashy baits. Offshore anglers catch them while trolling for king mackerel or grouper.
Speckled Trout - Steinhatchee speckled trout generally run in the 1- to 6-pound range. From spring through fall, fish the grass flats of Deadman Bay. In the winter, specks move into deeper water in the Steinhatchee River. Popular baits include live shrimp or pinfish. For lures, try jigs tipped with soft plastics; Gulp! Topwaters also work.