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Molecular Flow Module
Molecular Flow Module
Software for Modeling Low Pressure Gas Flow in Vacuum Systems
Accurate Modeling of Low Pressure, Low Velocity Gas Flows
The Molecular Flow Module is designed to offer previously unavailable simulation capabilities for the accurate modeling of low pressure, low velocity gas flows in complex geometries. It is ideal for the simulation of vacuum systems including those used in semiconductor processing, particle accelerators and mass spectrometers. Small channel applications (e.g. shale gas exploration and flow in nanoporous materials) can also be addressed.
The Molecular Flow Module uses a fast angular coefficient method to simulate steady-state free molecular flows. You can model isothermal and nonisothermal molecular flows, and automatically calculate the heat flux contribution from the gas molecules. The discrete velocity method is also included in the module for the simulation of transitional flows.
Two Methods for Modeling Free Molecular and Transitional Flows
The Molecular Flow Module offers two alternatives to these methods, allowing you to solve for low velocity and low pressure flows in a manageable and accurate fashion. Two specific physics interfaces, configured to receive model inputs via the graphical user interface (GUI) to fully specify a set of equations, are available:
Free Molecular Flows
The Free Molecular Flow interface uses the angular coefficient method to model flows with Knudsen numbers that are greater than ten. This physics interface avoids solving the physics in the volumes of the modeled geometries, and requires meshing only of the surfaces. Completely diffuse scattering (total accommodation) and emission are assumed at all surfaces in the geometry, and flow is computed by integrating the flux arriving at a surface from all other surfaces in its line-of-sight. This means that the dependent variables exist only on the surfaces of the geometry, and the solution process is much faster than the DSMC method. Furthermore, it is not subject to statistical scatter. Number densities are reconstructed using a method included in the Free Molecular Flow interface.
Transitional Flows
The Transitional Flow interface solves the Boltzmann BGK equation by employing a modified form of the Lattice Boltzmann/Discrete Velocity method to solve transitional flows. Unlike the DSMC method, the solutions are not subject to statistical noise. Diffuse reflection of gas molecules is also assumed at all surfaces, with molecules from all directions effectively adsorbed onto the surface and subsequently re-emitted according to Knudsen's law. In this interface, the model geometry is meshed to discretize the physical space, and a velocity quadrature is chosen, which provides a set of dependent variables that represent a mesh in velocity space. Both the mesh and the quadrature can be independently adjusted to ensure the problem is resolved in both physical and velocity space.
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Optimized Methods for Fast and Accurate Simulations
Gases at low pressures cannot be modeled using conventional computational fluid dynamics tools. That is due to the fact that kinetic effects become important as the mean free path of the gas molecules becomes comparable to the length scale of the flow. Flow regimes are categorized quantitatively via the Knudsen number (Kn), which represents the ratio of the molecular mean free path to the flow geometry size for gases:
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|Continuum flow
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|Transitional flow
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While the Microfluidics Module is used for modeling slip and continuum flows, the Molecular Flow Module is designed for accurately simulating flows in the free molecular flow and transitional flow regimes. Historically, flows in this regime have been modeled by the direct simulation Monte Carlo (DSMC) method. This computes the trajectories of large numbers of randomized particles through the system, but introduces statistical noise to the modeling process. For low velocity flows, such as those encountered in vacuum systems, the noise introduced by DSMC renders the simulations unfeasible. COMSOL uses alternative approaches: employing a discrete velocity method for transitional flows (using a Lattice Boltzmann velocity quadrature) and the angular coefficient method for molecular flows.
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Hundreds of thousands of Chicago public school students are returning to class after teachers ended their seven-day strike.
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Parents were happy too. The strike in the nation's third-largest school district idled its roughly 350,000 students and left many parents scrambling to arrange alternative care for their children.
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On a farewell visit thanking troops in Afghanistan before his end of the month retirement, Defense Secretary Robert Gates warned against a bigger than expected troop withdraw next month.
"We still got a ways to go and I just, I think we shouldn't let up on the gas too much, at least for the next few months."
Aides say the President's not deciding to change his policy, just fine tuning a decision he's already made.
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney says:
"We're now at a point as envisioned by the President's policy where we can begin a draw down, the pace and scope of which will depend on conditions on the ground but it will begin."
Those conditions include how much the Taliban's been degraded and whether the Afghan troop training is on schedule.
Faster than expected troop training in Iraq allowed a faster than expected U.S. withdraw, but it's not going so well in Afghanistan according to Illinois Senator Mark Kirk.
"The Afghans are about 3 years behind the Iraqis. And I think I think Petraeus' recommendation is to start the major withdrawal in 2014 not 2012."
But current plans are for all foreign troops to be out by the end of 2014, and General David Petraeus, the U.S. Commander in Afghanistan, is one of several key officials who are changing roles, moving to head the CIA.
While current Director Leon Panetta, who favors fewer troops on the ground and more focus on drone strikes, becomes secretary of Defense.
Monday, President Obama held what may be the last monthly meeting of his Afghanistan and Pakistan Security Team before the decision is announced.
Brookings' Michael O'Hanlon believes we'll only see modest withdraws this year and most of next.
"I think that the draw down really accelerate roughly in the fall of 2012 because that's the end of the next fighting season. And we're gonna need two more fighting seasons to really consolidate gains in the south of Afghanistan first and then next the east of the country."
O'Hanlon says speeding the withdraw wouldn't save a significant amount of money and the President's Afghan surge, in the face of public opposition, showed a commitment he's unlikely to back away from.
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Officials say Bin Laden's death and the soaring war cost could strengthen the resolve of some of the president's advisors, who do want to bring troops home faster, including Vice President Biden.
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CLEVELAND -- Only three of the city's 40 most dangerous intersections have cameras that ticket drivers running a red light, calling into question claims by the city that its program is designed to increase public safety, a Channel 3 News investigation found.
The station also found that four of Cleveland's five most-dangerous intersections have gotten worse since the city first installed traffic enforcement cameras in last 2005, according to an analysis of traffic data by the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency.
The findings come as Mayor Frank Jackson is planning to expand the city's traffic camera program, which snaps photos of cars running red lights and speeding down straight-aways and can result in tickets for the drivers.
While such programs have been around for years, some big cities, like Los Angeles and San Diego, have shut down their cameras after finding little evidence that they improve driver awareness or curb accidents.
Meanwhile, Baltimore has appointed a task force to review its program after The Baltimore Sun newspaper uncovered numerous problems, including malfunctioning cameras and poor record keeping.
Baltimore, like Cleveland, has a contract with the photocopier company Xerox to operate its traffic-camera program.
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Cleveland officials said that the auditor has never looked at the program -- not at its books, not at its performance, and not at claims that cameras increase public safety.
"I don't know how you come back to council and ask us to expand this program, which they have done, without being able to show us clear evidence that the program is working," said City Councilman Zach Reed.
Erica Creech, spokeswoman for the Department of Public Safety, declined to have a city official sit for an interview, citing the ongoing contract proposal process. But she said the Bureau of Traffic routinely reviews the program, looking at daily maintenance and calibration of the cameras.
Channel 3 News decided to do what city auditors won't -- reviewing three years worth of records on the traffic-enforcement cameras.
The Investigator Tom Meyer found that revenue from camera tickets is falling dramatically -- from more than $8 million a year in 2009 to just under $6 million last year. Xerox, though, is still getting paid its $3.25 million-a-year fee.
Xerox, in its annual report, cites road construction and better driving habits for the drop in tickets being issued.
But the station uncovered another possibility -- Cleveland Police are approving far fewer tickets.
Police review potential violations identified by Xerox to make sure the driver actually broke the law. Records show that the percentage of those potential violations being approved have dropped over the last three years, from 86 percent in December 2009 to just 55 percent last December.
"That's a dramatic drop," said Reed. "We need to evaluate and there needs to be some type of oversight."
As for the claim that cameras prevent accidents and improve public safety? The city said it doesn't have any evidence to back it up.
"If you're taking people's money for it, there should be some paper trail," said Courtney Nestor, who was recently sent a red-light camera ticket in the mail. "There should be credibility."
Instead, the station relied on data compiled by the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency, or NOACA, which conducts transportation studies for regional planning.
NOACA ranks the region's most dangerous intersections based on a composite score that takes into account the number, frequency and severity of crashes.
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There is some good news for drivers in all this. We found that 60 percent of those who appeal their ticket get it dismissed or get the fine reduced.
"I'm probably going to shoot myself in the foot because more people are going to do hearings," said Brian Mahon, one of the city's two hearing officers who conduct appeals, "but it's always to your benefit if you feel strongly about it and can present evidence."
The city said it will be asking the company that takes over the program, whether it is Xerox or another company, to do a traffic study of the intersections where the cameras will be located.
It will be too late for Reed. The councilman said he would not support any plan that would add more cameras to the program until the city can provide evidence that it improves public safety.
"It's got to be about public safety," Reed said. "If we're putting them in locations just because we know we're going to catch people speeding or we know we're going to catch people running a red light, ...then you're defeating the purpose."
For a look at Cleveland's traffic cams and most dangerous intersections: wkyc.com/trafficcams


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Transom windows, found in many Victorian-era homes, usher in lakeside breezes, keeping more of the house fresh and cool. Once used for aiding air circulation and adding extra light and warmth, these panes went out of style with the wide-use of modern air conditioning and heating systems. Here, the high windows are a nod to the simple era of the teardown home's prime.
Flynn hired regional
contractors and cabinetmakers, and relied on natural materials
sourced nearby: "I wanted the feel of a seaside bungalow,"
she said, "but it had to honor Vermont." The home's floors, for instance, are made from
reclaimed pine and sealed with oil instead of polyurethane.
Though the planks easily show wear and tear as a result,
Liz pointed out: "It's not like you'll find anyone wearing high
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UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (WUSA9) -- Two brothers have been sentenced to a combined 582 years in prison for home invasion and sexual assault.
Hakeem Bell was sentenced to 161 years for a March 2012 home invasion. Kindu Bell was sentenced to 240 years for the same home invasion and for a second home invasion in Bowie in March 2012.
According to officials, "Kindu Bell invaded the home of a Bowie family, tied up the adult children, beat them over their heads with guns while a six-year-old child was forced to watch."
Prince George's County State's Attorney Angela Alsobrooks is lobbying for a bill in the Maryland General Assembly that would make it a crime to commit an act of violence in the presence of a minor.


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Later this month, the UFC makes its Nottingham, England debut with UFC on FUEL TV 5.
The overseas event takes at Capital FM Arena with a heavyweight headliner featuring Stipe Miocic (9-0 MMA, 3-0 UFC) vs. Stefan Struve (24-5 MMA, 8-3 UFC).
Ahead of the event, FUEL TV has produced a video preview focused on the event and its headlining fight.
UFC on FUEL TV 5 takes place Sept. 29. The main card airs live on FUEL TV (4 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT) following prelims on Facebook (1 p.m. ET).
Struve and Miocic, two fast-rising contenders, both headline a UFC card for the first time.
Despite being just 24, the 6-foot-11 Struve has racked up 11 UFC appearances, which include eight victories, three "Submission of the Night" bonuses, and a current three-fight win streak. Most recently, the Dutch fighter tapped out Lavar Johnson in just 65 seconds at UFC 146. He's now 5-1 over his past six fights, which also included stoppage wins over Dave Herman and Pat Barry.
Miocic, meanwhile, recently kept his perfect record intact and picked up his third consecutive UFC win with a second-round TKO of Strikeforce import Shane Del Rosario at UFC 146. Prior to that, the Ohio-based fighter and former collegiate wrestler and baseball player earned a decision victory over Joey Beltran and a knockout win over Phil De Fries. The 29-year-old is just a little more than two years into his pro career.
The full UFC on FUEL TV 5 card includes:
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- Stipe Miocic vs. Stefan Struve
- Dan Hardy vs. Amir Sadollah
- Yves Jabouin vs. Brad Pickett
- Paul Sass vs. Matt Wiman
- John Hathaway vs. John Maguire
- Duane Ludwig vs. Che Mills
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- Akira Corassani vs. Andy Ogle
- Brad Tavares vs. Tom Watson
- Pascal Krauss vs. Gunnar Nelson
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Growing up in Winnebago County can be tough for many kids, that according to the latest Illinois Kids Count survey.
While our area is making a lot of headway, there are still many trouble spots.
Childhood is supposed to be a time of sweet fun, critical development and experimentation. But many Winnebago County kids face challenges at an early age that some people never see in a lifetime.
"There are many children ages birth through five within Rockford District 205 who could benefit from services, who are not getting them," said Judy Johnson, Rockford Public Schools Early Childhood.
The latest Kids Count survey shows that Winnebago County's rate of child abuse is almost 12 out of every 1,000 kids, close to double the state average.
And on the education front, the county's graduate rate is just under 80 percent while the state average is three percentage points higher. Poverty is also a growing concern.
Experts say Early Childhood Development programs can improve the quality of life for area kids. While these programs are often the targets of budget cuts, many say they actually save the state money.
"What we know early childhood development does is prevent very costly services down the road. So for every dollar spent on early childhood education, calculate a seven dollar savings down the road," Johnson said.
The study did reveal some bright spots. The number of kids with health insurance continues to climb and the number of children receiving welfare is falling.
But the survey says there is still a lot of building and improvement to be done to help for Stateline kids.
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text: By Tim LinscottManaging Editor After injuries changed the face of the Perkins County volleyball team even before the season began, a shift to the strengths of the team moved to the front line. Three starters were lost to injuries, one to a shoulder injury and two to knee injuries, giving a focus on seniors Courtney McClenahan and Rebecca Johnson. "Courtney started last year for us as an outside hitter and Rebecca Johnson was strong in the middle for us," said Perkins County head volleyball coach Penny Hite. The team will key on a 6-2 offense, using McClenahan up front more and plans are to turn up the intensity on defense. "We will be working on defense, on getting quicker and more aggressive this year," Hite said. Of the 19 out this season, there are six seniors, including Johnson and McClenahan. The other seniors include Kylie Hanson, Allison Kiolbasa, Alyssa Young and Elizabeth Krajewski. Perkins County will have five home volleyball games this season with some tough road games ahead, according to Hite, including match-ups in Kimball, Bridgeport, Bayard, Gothenburg and Culbertson. Keeping the team injury-free is a goal for Hite as the road games can take a toll on a squad. "My goal is to keep the team healthy and strong because they will be on the road a lot. We need to make sure we have our strength out there and keep people healthy," Hite said. A focus on conditioning has been prevalent during the beginning of the season. "We have been doing a lot of conditioning and lifting," Hite confirmed. The team was 8-21 last year and by the end of this season Hite hopes to improve not only every game, but be at the top of their game when districts roll around in November.


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AUBURN, Wash. (Aug. 8) – Memphis Beach used his speed to good advantage Friday at Emerald Downs, racing to the early lead and holding off Posse Power for a one-length victory in the $14,800 feature race for 3-year-olds and up.
Ridden by Jose Zunino, Memphis Beach ran one mile in 1:35.50 on a fast track and paid $5.60, $4 and $2.40. Mary Pirone is the winning trainer for owner Blue Mtn Stables.
It was the third win in four tries at the meet for the 5-year-old gelding, all accomplished at the $20,000/$18,000 claiming level. A Washington-bred by Harbor the Gold, Memphis Beach is 6-3-2 in 17 starts lifetime with earnings of $57,198, including $24,892 this season at Emerald Downs.
Posse Power, ridden by Isaias Enriquez, made a late bid for the win but came up a length short. Posse Power paid $5.80 and $2.80.
Songandabullet, ridden by Leslie Mawing, was another 1 ¼-lengths back in third place and paid $2.60 to show. Jack the Pirate, Surfliner and Kenzie Carolina completed the order of finish.
Breaking from the No. 6 post-position, Memphis Beach led through fractions of :24.37, :47.19, 1:10.80 and 1:22.84. He led by 3 ½ lengths into the stretch and head enough energy left to hold off Posse Power.
NOTES: The win on Memphis Beach gave Zunino his third straight two-win day. The 45-year-old Argentinean climbed into ninth place overall with 21 wins. . .Trainer Norma Burnam notched her first win of the meet as Atta Boy Lucky ($7) overcame a slow break to win the seventh race finale, completing a riding double for jockey Eliska Kubinova. . .Zafari Nation ($15) won her second race in six days with a hard-fought triumph over Starlight Gem in Friday's fourth race. A 3-year-old Nationhood filly, Zafari Nation is owned by Terry Pierce, Karen Angelos and Swag Stables, and trained by Larry Pierce. . .Trainer Joe Toye continued his fine meet as 3-year-old gelding Kahului Bluff ($9) ran down Square Jimmer in the final strides in race five, boosting Toye to 12-for-58 this season. . .Live racing continues Saturday with the $65,000 Washington Oaks for 3-year-olds fillies at 1 1/8 miles. California invader Lady Fifty Two is the 2-to-1 morning line favorite for owners Dr. Mark Dedomenico and Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer. First post is 2:15 p.m.


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MARIETTA, Ga. - On the day survivors of the Connecticut school massacre returned to class, teachers at Marietta High School reviewed their plan to deal with an armed intruder.
The gathering was planned before the December shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School, but the Connecticut shooting part of the discussion as Marietta teachers prepare to return from their winter break.
English teacher Jennifer Santi was among those who met with Marietta Police to review the school's emergency plan.
"Schools and churches should be hallowed ground, and it's a shame they're not," said Santi. "At the same time, I feel reassured with evil in the world we're doing the best we can."
Marietta police reminded teachers that their best course of action if an armed intruder enters their school is to lock their classroom and barricade the door. They're to extinguish the lights and help hide students, hoping the intruder will pass by thinking the room is empty.
During Thursday's one hour safety seminar, teachers watched a video produced by the Department of Homeland Security that focuses on reacting to an armed intruder. Police discussed the mindset of anyone bent on harming children inside of a school.
"They're not coming to have a conversation," said Officer Adam Gravett. "They're there to kill."
Marietta schools have five armed school resource officers. Two of them are inside of Marietta High School. They're trained to confront danger.
"Our job is to take out the threat," said Officer Gravett. "We're here to stop that person."
Teachers are reminded that confrontation is not their job.
Teachers will put themselves in the line of fire," said Principal Leigh Colburn. "That could increase the casualty count, and you have to help them understand their role."
Later this month, Marietta Police will conduct a drill at Marietta High to test the school's reaction to an emergency.


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May 31, 2016
Meridian, Miss.
A committee has been selected to choose the fate of one of Meridian's most historic buildings. That group is considering proposals for the Threefoot Building in downtown.
Meridian community development director, John McClure, says there are six people on that committee; he goes on to say that all come from different backgrounds.
According to McClure, the group has already held its first meeting, and will likely meet again later this week.
Specific information is not being released at this time about the proposals that are being considered. However, in the past there have been discussions about converting the vacant building into a hotel or combination of residential and commercial space.
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One day my Google I/O Galaxy Tab crashed and went into a constant reboot state. These are the steps I used to recover. Note that this will delete all your personal data in the /data directory
1. Download fastboot, you will need this tool to get to the recovery screen. Unzip it and make sure it is executable:
chmod 755 fastboot-mac
2. Put the Tab into recovery mode by holding the Power button and Volume Down. The screen should look like this: ???
3. Select USB by clicking on Volume Down, click on Volume Up to confirm. Plug the Tab into your computer
4. Download recovery.zip and unzip it
5. Fastboot the Tab (I used the parameters from here):
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6. On the Tab, use the Volume control to a factory reset. This will reformat /data — note that all your data will be deleted.
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WASHINGTON DC (WUSA) -- Jessica Doyle has been combing through the day's Daily Deals emails and retailer websites to find you some deep discounts. Here are some of her favorite deals.
Who says there's no such thing as a free lunch? Cava Mezze Grill is celebrating it's new restaurant location by offering a choice of a pita, a bowl, a salad or minis plus a drink -- all for FREE. The location is 4237 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. The free offer runs between 11 and 1:30 today only. Honest Tea will also be giving out free samples of their organic drinks. Voluntary donations are being accepted for Micro Greens DC.
How about some personal training, at a discount? Gilt City is offering four personal training sessions with the owner of Studio f3, a Dupont Circle fitness studio. The price is $189, 47 percent off.
Do you get cold at night when you honey turns down the temperature? This may be for you. A duel climate control, heated mattress pad. Target's got a deal. For a queen, it's $74.74, 35 percent off, and free shipping.
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|Bountiful Baskets reap big blessings
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An abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables filled Holyoke Elementary School gym Saturday, Oct. 19 at the inaugural Bountiful Baskets distribution event. Coordinator Kay Harmon said the Holyoke community reserved 41 baskets to be picked up from the new food co-op. This time, each basket contained six fruits and six vegetables, but the kinds of produce will vary each time.
Above, Jill Duester and LaVonne Andersen transfer their produce from the baskets to their own container to take home and enjoy.
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In 1997, Louis Theroux made a documentary about the world of male porn performers in Los Angeles. 15 years later, he returns to find a business struggling with the deluge of free porn on the internet. Louis revisits some of the original programme's contributors as well as meeting the latest crop of porn performers dreaming of porn stardom.
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"Have You Tasted Your Breastmilk?"
"There Ought To Be A Law Against It."
Would love to see someone have fun with the Ryan Gosling title!
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Bell's new RS-1 offers a number of features that today's riders demand. The first, of course, is the protection of the Kevlar/fiberglass composite shell. It's a lightweight lid, which makes it comfortable for long rides, while the durability of the Kevlar offers some peace of mind.
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Also contributing to the comfort factor is Bell's aerodynamic profile. The stable design works really well at keeping your head still and pointed where it needs to be. I didn't experience any buffeting or annoying head wandering while at speed. Pair that with the constant cooling effect from the ventilation system, and fatigue is noticeably reduced.
Other features include Bell's shield lock system that allows the visor to be locked shut, cracked open or allowed to ratchet. The shield mechanism makes swapping visors a breeze, and a handy magnetic strap keeper works well to keep the loose end of the strap from dangling in the breeze. However, don't forget about the magnet if you get your helmet near a metal fuel tank; it will surely try to stick to the metal and could leave an annoying scratch in the paint.
Perhaps the most innovative feature on this helmet, though, is the photochromatic face shield. The shield automatically adjusts tint to light conditions. This feature works exceptionally well in all lighting conditions. Gone are the days of carrying two face shields or dealing with riding at night with a dark visor. Although the transition is not immediate, it is fast and effective enough to justify the bump in price.
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Roode vs Young
While their feud has been largely overlooked by mainstream wrestling fans, the program between Bobby Roode and Eric Young is both heavily anticipated and praised by those in the industry. The two performers are really good friends who are willing to take each other to the limit in order to produce an entertaining feud for TNA. There are even rumors that several people backstage in WWE have been keeping up with the feud as well.
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May 25, 2016
Tallahassee, FL - The Seminoles are done celebrating their Orange Bowl win. Now the focus turns to the changes in 2013. One of the most obvious changes is the graduation of about 20 seniors.
"We have laid a great foundation here and there's a heck of a football team coming back," Head Coach Jimbo Fisher said.
Fisher is right, there is a good core coming back next fall. But he can't account for some surprises like the announcements from Xavier Rhodes, Menelik Watson and Bjoern Werner who are off to the NFL.
Even James Wilder, Jr.'s chants of "one more year" to Werner couldn't convince the All-ACC defensive end. But Wilder may have to worry about earning one more year himself after being arrested this past Sunday for the third time in 11 months.
And with Chris Thompson declining the medical redshirt and opting for the draft, Devonta Freeman could be the only returning running back.
"I think we can have a tremendous offense in the future in where we're going and the things we can do," Fisher said.
However, defensively, the coaches will not be the same. Mark Stoops took the head coaching job at Kentucky and four others followed for other gigs. But Fisher is swiftly filling in the missing parts with more on the way.
Especially with national signing day only a month away, Fisher hopes to add to his 16-player recruiting class.
But, there could be more departures from this year's roster.
"Talking to my family and praying with my pastor and going back to Tallahassee and sitting down with Jimbo and hopefully come up with something," junior linebacker Christian Jones said.
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Aart Clerkx exposition (April-May 2006)
21 April 2006
Dutch underground artist Aart Clerkx (Acé) exposed his oil and acrylic paintings on 21 April 2006 in Galerie Lambiek, under the motto "How old is Dora?".
Aart Clerkx' new comic 'Dit en Dat', published by Oogenblik, was also presented by authors Bindervoet & Henkes. The night's music was graciously provided by Nachtzuster.
The exposition ran until 15 May 2006, featuring many of the paintings of Aart Clerkx.


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The Cincinnati Park Board today voted to strike down signs enforcing rules in Washington Park. The vote ended Park Rule 28, which allowed the Park Board to enact new rules by placing a sign on Washington Park grounds.
The signs, which the city could use to enforce any park rule as law, had recently come under fire by homeless advocate groups. In a statement, Josh Spring, executive director of the Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition, wrote, "Park Rule 28 allowed opening for the back-room creation of the special rules in Washington Park that were written by an employee of the Police Department, a couple of Park Board employees and 3CDC employees — completely without the input of the public or any legislative body or process."Before the Park Board vote, homeless advocate groups claimed the rules were being written away from public view — in part by private companies. Jerry Davis, member of the Homeless Congress, cited 3CDC's involvement in the rule writing as an example: "3CDC is a private corporation that does not answer to the Citizens of Cincinnati. This private group should not get to decide what rules are created and enforced. 3CDC is saying to the Citizens of Cincinnati, 'You pay the bills and we make the decisions.' "
Three Over-the-Rhine residents, including Davis, sued the Park Board on Sept. 4 to put an end to the signs. In a statement announcing the lawsuit, Spring claimed the park rules "discriminate against certain classes of people" — specifically, the homeless and poor.
The Washington Park rules were different than rules at other Cincinnati parks in a few ways: They did not allow "dropping off food or clothing," "rummaging in trash and recycling containers" or the use of any amplified sound. Homeless advocate groups claimed these rules were contrary to broader park rules that allow the sharing of food, permit inspecting and removing items from trash and recycling containers and only prohibit amplified sound if it disturbs the peace or safety of the public.
Homeless advocate groups said the rules hurt others as well. Spring wrote in the lawsuit's press statement, "If a family decides to picnic in Washington Park and the parents hand their children food, they would be in breach of these rules, or if a friend hands a jacket to her walking companion, she would have broken these rules."
Cincinnati Police Department Captain Daniel Gerard admitted the rules were targeting the homeless when, according to documents revealed by homeless advocate groups, he said, "Until the Drop Inn Center moves, the line about food and clothing drop off being prohibited is absolutely needed." The Drop Inn Center is a homeless shelter.
Despite the Park Board vote, the lawsuit will continue. The city will file to dismiss the lawsuit, but the city claims the lawsuit should never have been brought forward.
"The issue was brought to our attention, we took a look at it and decided to take down the signs, yet they inexplicably decided to file a suit anyway," said Aaron Herzig, deputy city solicitor. "That's not how it should work. The city looks at a concern and decides to take action, and there's no need for a lawsuit at that point."
Jennifer Kinsley, the attorney representing the three Over-the-Rhine residents suing the city, defended the lawsuit and its continuance.
"We congratulate the city on doing the right thing by repealing Rule 28, but the lawsuit covers a broader range of topics than just that rule," she said, citing statutory damages. She also said she's worried the Park Board ruling will not overturn rules already enforced by the signs: "It may and it may not. We've seen that the Park Board, 3CDC and others are willing to bend the law in order to make special rules for that park, so the status of the rules for that particular area are unclear at the moment."
Herzig says the rules on the signs were not enforced after the signs were taken down "weeks before the lawsuit." He says the only rules remaining are the rules officially published by the Park Board.
In-person early voting is underway in Ohio. Find your nearest polling booth here.
The final presidential debate is tonight. It will cover
foreign policy. The debate will likely focus on the recent attack on
the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya and Iran's nuclear program. Whatever happens, political
scientists say debates typically have little-to-no electoral impact. In
aggregate polling, Obama is up 2.2 points in Ohio and Romney is up 0.3 points nationally. Ohio is considered a must-win for Romney, and it could play the role of 2000's Florida. The debate begins at 9 p.m. It will be streamed live on YouTube and C-SPAN.
CityBeat will host a debate party tonight at MOTR
Pub in Over-the-Rhine from 7:30-10:30 p.m. Come watch the debate and live
tweet. Councilman Chris Seelbach will make an appearance. If you can't
show up, at least tweet if you watch the debate with the hashtag
#cbdebate. Check out the event's Facebook page for more information.
If Gov. John Kasich gets his way, 60 percent of bachelor's
degrees will be completable in three years by 2014. The move intends to
raise graduation rates and save money for students. Currently, very few
students graduate in three years. Only 1 percent of Miami University
students and 2 percent of University of Cincinnati students graduate
that quickly.
Ohio's Third Grade Reading Guarantee, a new education
policy approved by Kasich that requires all students to be proficient in
reading in third grade before they can move onto fourth grade, could
cause 40 percent of students to be held back in some schools.
The policy is meant to encourage better progress and higher reading standards, but some studies
have found retention has negative effects on children.
The Urban League of Greater Cincinnati announced a merger and expansion into Dayton. The organization will now be called the Urban League of Southwest Ohio.
Greater Cincinnati home sales ticked up in September, but there was some slowdown.
The end of the Scripps trust that funded the Cincinnati-based E.W. Scripps Company could lead to the end of a few newspapers. But Ohio will not be affected; the company no longer owns newspapers in the state.
Plant identification has never been easier at Cincinnati parks.
University of Cincinnati researchers are using a $2.7 million grant to see if there's a difference between generic versus brand drugs for transplant patients. The study could potentially save money and lives.
Tired of traditional bridges? Meet the trampoline bridge.
Two relatively new Ohio parks, Cincinnati's Washington Park and Columbus' Columbus Commons and Scioto Mile, were among the four finalists for the non-profit Urban Land Institute's 2014 Urban Open Space Award.
According to the Institute, the award "celebrates and promotes vibrant, successful urban open spaces by annually recognizing and rewarding an outstanding example of a public destination that has enriched and revitalized its surrounding community."
The 2014 winner was Klyde Warren Park in Dallas, described by the Institute as a "5.2-acre deck park built over a recessed freeway in Texas" (similar to what Cincinnati planners want to do with downtown's Fort Washington Way). It bridges "the downtown Dallas cultural district with burgeoning mixed-use neighborhoods, reshaping the city and catalyzing economic development."
The award was made at the Institute's October meeting.
The two other finalists were Tulsa's Guthrie Green and Santa Fe's Railyard Park and Plaza.
To be eligible, parks had to meet these criteria:
▪ Be located in an urbanized area in North America;
▪ Have been open to the public at least one year and no more than 15 years;
▪ Be predominantly outdoors and inviting to the public;
▪ Be a lively gathering space, providing abundant and varied seating, sun and shade, and trees and plantings, with attractions and features that offer many different ways for visitors to enjoy the space;
▪ Be used intensively on a daily basis, and act as a destination for a broad spectrum of users throughout the year;
▪ Have a positive economic impact on its surroundings;
▪ Promote physical, social, and economic health of the larger community; and provide lessons, strategies, and techniques that can be used or adapted in other communities.


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In this popular and (literally) groundbreaking programme, Tony Robinson and a team of experts travel the country to investigate a wide range of archaeological sites of historical importance
Series 20 Summary
The 20th series begins with an examination of what life was like for the First World War Machine Gun Corps, revealing the lost secrets of the stately home where they were trained.
Episode 1 - The Forgotten Gunners of WWI
Golfers at a popular East Midlands golf club now know that a huge wooded bank beside their fairway is a rather special area of 'rough', an old machine gun firing range
Episode 2 - Brancaster
Time Team returns, starting with an episode featuring the Team's largest ever range and number of items from Roman Britain and their most ambitious geophysics project to date
Episode 3 - A Capital Hill
Time Team investigate a huge hill near Cardiff that may be immensely significant; was it the Iron Age capital of South Wales? Tony and the Team have just three days to answer some very big questions.
Episode 4 - Henham's Lost Mansions
Tony and the Team help charismatic Hektor Rous, the son of 'Aussie Earl' Keith Rous, piece together the mysterious history of the family's Tudor country home in Suffolk
Episode 5 - Warriors
In a sensational three days, an ancient site on Salisbury Plain yields burials dating back to 2000BC, along with rare Saxon brooches, beads, spears and jewellery
Episode 6 - Lost Mines of Lakeland
Tony and the Team head both higher and deeper than they've ever dug before, as they explore a forgotten piece of our industrial heritage: Elizabethan copper mining in the Lake District
Episode 7 - Horseshoe Hall
Time Team investigate Oakham Castle in Rutland. It's Britain's best preserved 12th-century building but its grounds are full of mysterious lumps and bumps crying out to be investigated.
Episode 8 - Mystery of the Thames-side Villa
In the 1960s, a young PhD student decided to excavate a South Oxfordshire field where a farmer was regularly ploughing up Roman remains. Time Team aim to finish the job started 50 years ago.
Episode 9 - The Lost Castle of Dundrum
Tony and the Team search for the remains of a renegade knight's Norman castle in one of Northern Ireland's most picturesque spots
Episode 10 - Wolsey's Lost Palace
In the 1950s a group of schoolboys found the remains of Britain's most opulent palace under their playing field. Now Tony and the Team try to piece together this massive Tudor puzzle.
Episode 11 - An Englishman's Castle
When Steve and Pru bought pretty Upton Castle in Pembrokeshire they weren't sure if it was a Victorian folly or an Anglo-Norman castle, built to defend 'Little England beyond Wales' from the locals
Episode 12 - The Time Team Guide to Experimental Archaeology
Tony Robinson celebrates the 150 experiments and re-creations Time Team has conducted over 20 years, from Stone Age swords like Excalibur, to building an entire Iron Age house
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Over the last few weeks, I've been dispatched to diverse contexts in relationship to Eastern Mennonite University (EMU). This included Spanish conversations in Sarasota, Fla., gathering around a ping-pong table in the basement of a rowhouse in the District of Columbia, and listening to stories of growing up far away while eating at a Mennonite-owned sushi restaurant in Philadelphia. I ...More


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Ancient Egypt Gallery
Ancient Egypt during the time of Cleopatra, the most famous of the Ptolemaic rulers, comes to life in this gallery. It is one of the few such permanent exhibitions of Egyptian antiquities in the Gulf South. A timeline presenting a chronology from the Paleolithic Culture (c. 300,000 B.C.E) through Roman ruled (600 C.E) is accompanied by artifacts that exemplify the handiwork of ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, including black-figure and red-figure painted pottery, bronze spears, and glass work. Following an introduction to the beliefs and concepts of dynastic Egypt as well as its geographical features, visitors walk inside a simulated rock-cut tomb modeled after those cut into the rocky cliffs in the Land of the Dead at Thebes. Inside the tomb, a 2,300-year-old mummy is reveled. students are fascinated to learn about the museum's work with Egyptologists and forensic anthropologists to unravel the mummy's mysteries.
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LINK: Planetarium Show: Mummies: Secrets of the Pharoahs, Grades 2-12
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I'm looking for a new vest. I cant decide between the Kuiu Guide DCS Vest or the Sitka Jetstream lite vest. Has anyone used any of these vests?
I'm looking for a new vest. I cant decide between the Kuiu Guide DCS Vest or the Sitka Jetstream lite vest. Has anyone used any of these vests?
I have ran the standard Kuiu Guide vest the last two years, and it is one of my favorite pieces. It cuts wind, shrugs off moisture, adds a bit of warmth, and layers easy.
I've used both and I don't think there is a definitive choice here. The Jetstream lite cuts the wind better and I like the longer tail. They are both very good vests, but the chest pockets are useless on either if you use a bino harness. Look at the Jetstream lite jacket for properly placed chest pockets.
yeah i really like the pockets on the jetstream lite jacket! I wish they did that on the vest.
If your looking for a warm vest, I would really look at KUIU new super down vest. I used the Super down jacket this year and let me tell you it is worth its price and warmth. I'm looking at getting the pants to throw on when I'm setting and glassing in wind chills days. But you cant go wrong with both companies.
The KUIU SD Vest is awesome.
Will the SD vest do anything to cut wind or is it strictly insulation?
Also, when the heck can I get a Tiburon zip tee in Vias? I check the site at least once a week.
The shell fabric on the SD Vest is the same as the jackets, so it will cut the wind slightly- nothing like a hardshell though.
The Tiburon ZipT is undergoing a design and makeup change, and it will not be ready until next year. The updated model will be worth the wait though.
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The website is advertising the vest as wind proof and I know my 1/4 zip is not wind proof. I am glad that I have the SD hoodie on the way before you guys cancelled the hoodie.
The SD Hooded Jacket is definitely not in any danger of being discontinued, it's a very popular piece- and for good reason!


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PIAGET HIGHLIGHTS It's getting darker earlier and earlier each day… Those sweet winter delights. So basically if you wake-up at 8am and spend the day at your office, then get back at 6pm then well you might not even see a tiny ray of sunshine. Can you believe that we shot those pictures at 4pm and that it was getting already super dark? In less than 30 minutes it was completely night. This freaks me out and especially annoys me quite a lot. Still, I know some of you guys from Sweden have got that during the whole year isn't it? You know how it makes me feel : just want to spend the day in, drink hot chocolate and eat christmas cookies. This is the best schedule I could come up with. So James and I were the other day invited to spend a morning with the Piaget team at their manufacture, I was more than excited to see the "behind the scene" process.
The visit went out incredibly well, it was simply stunning to see all the work put into each piece. I love how Piaget stays so exclusive, produces very few pieces and really focuses on craftmanship. You guys can find bellow some highlight pictures shot during our visit, I wondered if more technical pictures would interest you but then thought oh well it's soon christmas let those brains rest in peace for a while. So bellow you'll be able to see some absolutely spectacular diamonds, precious stones as well as an exclusive watch from Piaget's archive exposition. For the day, I've decided to wear a comfy and quite simpe outfit, all black embelished with red details such as the lips, the skirt and of course the Kayture bag which I designed for Fab. Accessories, if you guys want to have a look at it please feel free to click here. What do you think of this outfit of the day guys?


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By Lauren Ratcliffe
Published Feb. 8, 2013
Indictments and guilty pleas continued in the corruption scandal involving S.C. State University. Friday morning, before Judge David Norton in federal court, Richard Zahn pleaded guilty to his role in the alleged kickback scheme.
Zahn, 44, is a businessman from Florida who owns more than 80 acres in Cameron, in Orangeburg County. The property, located at 499 Wild Hearts Lane, is known as The Sportsman's Retreat and is about 10 miles from S.C. State's campus, prosecutors said.
Zahn pleaded guilty to felony charges of wire fraud, and an attempt to affect interstate commerce by extortion. According to court documents, Zahn said he worked with Michael Bartley, the university's former chief of police, and Jonathan Pinson, the former chair of the board of trustees, in a scheme whereby S.C. State would purchase the Sportsman's Retreat in exchange for money and automobiles.
Bartley pleaded guilty to his role Jan. 10. That same day, Pinson pleaded not guilty to his grand jury indictment.
Prosecutors said a wire tap of Pinson's phone revealed a scheme for the university to purchase the property for $2.8 million. Prosecutors said Zahn admitted to planning on purchasing a Porsche Cayenne for Pinson. He said that Bartley also was expecting to receive something in return. After an interview by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Zahn withdrew the sale of the property, prosecutors said.
The maximum sentence Zahn could receive is a five-year prison sentence, $250,000 fine, three-year supervised release and a $100 special assessment. Prosecutors said that in Zahn's plea agreement, they will recommend three years' probation if he cooperates fully. Zahn will also make a contribution to S.C. State University for student scholarships as stipulated in his plea agreement. The amount of that contribution will be determined by the court.
Zahn is represented by Charleston attorney Andy Savage, who said Zahn saw the payments as "a cost of doing business."
"When (Zahn) went to Orangeburg, he did that with the intent of helping S.C. State," Savage said. "He had no idea of the culture of corruption."
Prosecutors said it was too early to say whether more indictments would come in this case, but Savage hinted that this was only the beginning.
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In India, a small car is always big news. And bigger if it comes from Maruti Suzuki. From the Maruti 800 to the Zen and from the Alto to the Swift, Maruti has barely failed with its small wonders. But it had two cars that didnt quite set the markets on firethe Zen Estilo and the A-Star. What to do? Make a car that has all the goodies of the two, introduce a path-breaking technology into the product, give it a cute name, price it correctly and launch it at the biggest automotive event in the country. Thats the Celerio for you.
First impression
The Celerio gets a bold and curvy design which the company calls CICO (curve in, curve out) styling. The car looks really happy from the frontthe new wide smiley grille flanked by swept back headlamps looks fresh. The stylised front bumper with a large air dam and character lines on the bonnet are contemporary. Yet it remains an out-and-out Maruti and this is apparent from various angles, especially the rear which strongly resembles the Alto 800. The Celerio may not be called stylish in the true sense of the word, but functional it definitely is. Lets see how.
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Step inside and you will realise how much has Maruti worked to make the driver and the passengers feel good. This car, no doubt, has the best cabin quality among all Maruti small carsyes, the plastic quality seems even better than what you get in the class-higher Swift. Then, there is generous space all around. The Celerio is 3,600 mm long, 1,600 mm wide and 1,560 mm high. But what really works for the car is its wheel base of 2,425 mm, which ensures ample legroom for the rear passengers. In fact, as we found our during our test drive in Jodhpur, even three tall people can fit in the rear seats with some amount of adjustment. The headroom, too, at the rear is good. The boot space is a decent 235 litres.
The driving position is good. The seat height is just right, the vision all around is clear and the A-pillar doesnt obstruct your view much. The design fabric chosen by Maruti is fresh and the dual-tone dashboard looks good. All the buttons are easy to reach and the steering wheel is nice to hold. The EZ Drive models gear-lever is


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Texas could always go independent.
They Could but they won't.
Whether we like it or not. The "16 team Mega Conferences' are just around the corner.
If you are not in one of them you will be "Out In the Cold": When the BCS or the BCS replacement is put into place. That includes you also Notre Dame.
Texas will land in the PAC 12 and the LHN will be downsized to being one of the Regional PAC Networks.


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Sunday, December 2, 2007
Merry Christmas!
8 comments:
- Kstyles said...
Sweet card. Ready for Hawaii? I know you're busy getting ready but I'm tagging you to list 25 of your favorite movies. You then have to tag 5 more people. Hope you don't mind. ;D
- Friday, December 07, 2007 12:46:00 PM
- michelle said...
This is a wonderful Christmas card, great work.
- Wednesday, December 12, 2007 6:02:00 AM
- Digital Scott's illustrationblog said...
Very fun and adorable. Thanks for stopping by too.
- Tuesday, January 08, 2008 3:53:00 PM
- Zari said...
hello tracy! this is sucha wonderful card! may yu have a great 2008!
-hope you'll be posting again soon, it's always a pleasure to see your cute work
- Wednesday, January 23, 2008 6:20:00 PM
- Chickengirl said...
I would be so thrilled to get Penguin illustrations from your class!!! Hope you are well and a great 2008 so far :-)
- Sunday, February 03, 2008 1:16:00 PM
- Eli said...
I like the pig the best, such a cute face! The colors work really well in this too.
Thanks for your comments on my blog by the way, always good to know what people are liking.
- Tuesday, February 26, 2008 6:43:00 PM
- roz said...
Oh wow, I can't believe this is digital. How adorable.
It has been a while since I visited your blog.
Hope you have been well.
PS Thanks about my work. I appreciate your feedback.
- Thursday, March 13, 2008 11:14:00 PM
- GADESCO said...
salutions my friend, I´m from Brazil and I met your blog in the randomic "choose" of blogger, my congralutions for your good stuff. and a Merry Christmas.
Sincerelly yours,
Mr. Gonzaga, Gad Gomes
Fortaleza BRAZIL
- Friday, December 19, 2008 1:31:00 PM