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Turkey has been seeking membership in the European Union, but a major stumbling block in its efforts is the lack of rights for children in Turkey. At this point in the 21st century, Turkey still lacks creation of a juvenile court system to deal with crime by children, and this results in children being tried in adult courts and treated as though they were not children. A Turkish MP noted; "children are not being treated in juvenile courts and are not being treated as juveniles. They are being treated as terrorists, contrary to the international convention." He referred to a decision by his nation's Court of Appeals which ruled that children who took part in demonstrations in support of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party could be charged with aiding a terrorist group. There are numerous examples of Kurdish children who throw stones at such gatherings are sent to prison charged with aiding the spread of terrorism.
If Turkey does not make changes to protect children from being tried as adults and sent to prison for life, it may well wind up being another United States of America which allows such convictions. Turkey may also join the United States in allowing a high percent of child mortality. On the bright side, Turkish court officials could be sent to places like Texas and have a field day convicting children and sentencing them to life terms for crimes like rape.


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somebody throw some new pics up! i have tomorrow and friday off so I will clean her up and snap a few
Can i post some of my R rep with out getting slated like i did in the mk5 rabbit / jetta bit?
Its a fake R its a gttdi 140 with an R32 kit, I posted some pics in the Mk5 rabbit / jetta thread and well because I don't have camera equipment costing $3000+ my pictures was not epic. So I was wondering if I post pics in here will I get bullied
Is it at least low?
Also, the cost of a camera doesn't mean anything.
I can produce nice shots with my $299 iPhone so your theory is shot.
yes its low but, i was just saying i got slated in the other thread and wondered if you was going to be just as kind
thanks for that lets see what results here
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Well thanks for that just the 1 comment and it ain't a good what but then again what do aussies know about Vw scene :p you will all be glad to know the yellow has now been removed

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Yankees break out a new patch
The Yankees are breaking out a patch commemorating the first season at the new Stadium. It'll be on the home and away uniforms and available on all manner of merchandise.
Yankees.com has a few shirts with the logo available already. It's a nice patch and if you look closely you can see a team official asking the city of New York for more money.
While I don't obsess over uniform details, single-year patches are interesting and certainly make for a unique collectible.
Meanwhile, across town, here is the uniform patch the Mets unveiled for their new ballpark, Citi Field:
Yeesh. I'm tempted to arm my 3-year-old nephew Jason with his markers and see if he can do better. He certainly can't do any worse.
You have to love the Mets, the only team that would design a patch for their new stadium that doesn't mention the stadium or show any images of it.
Back at 2 p.m. when the Hall vote is announced. But I did want to mention that former Star-Ledger baseball writer Dan Graziano has started a blog called New York Baseball Hack.
Dan took a buyout from the Star-Ledger (as did their intrepid Yankees beat writer, Ed Price) but he's still interested in writing about the game. So check it out when you get a chance.
Big League Stew over at Yahoo has a post about Joba's new beard. While 'duk is hoping the Yankees will let him keep it, there's no chance.
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Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- It's been two years since the European Union's grand experiment with integration started coming apart at the seams. One plan after another to knit the alliance back together has been tried, and failed. Now comes news that euro-area leaders are considering a tighter fiscal union and the issuance of jointly backed euro bonds.
It's about time. Setting up a centralized fiscal authority would, in essence, give the euro area a do-over: It would clarify and strengthen the conditions a country must meet to win the collective backing of all the others for its debts.
So how do we begin? As the European Commission, the EU's administrative arm, wrote in a widely circulated Nov. 23 paper, a fiscal authority must do three things: stabilize and gradually reduce sovereign debt, avoid free-riding by less-disciplined states (the so-called moral hazard), and stop the attacks by investors on euro-area governments. Perhaps most important, fiscal union must benefit all member states.
The last one is especially tricky. In practice, it means that a higher authority in Brussels shouldn't disenfranchise Greek, Italian and perhaps soon French citizens whose governments and banks need help. But it also means Germany and five other euro-area nations shouldn't have to give up their AAA credit ratings, and thereby suffer a higher cost of debt financing. It's a tough puzzle to fit together, but possible.
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Such a system would need strict boundaries, along with penalties and incentives to maintain discipline. First and foremost, any nation's existing debt should convert into euro bonds only up to a threshold of, say, 85 percent of sovereign debt. That would be high enough to reassure markets but not so high as to let countries completely off the hook. The remaining 15 percent of a country's debt would continue to be subject to normal market conditions, in which investors impose higher yields on higher-risk countries. Under this arrangement, Greece and Portugal might still need to go through an orderly default for their existing debt.
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All of this will require the 17 euro-area countries to give up a certain amount of sovereignty. In return, the European Central Bank would be free to embark on the bond-buying program it has long resisted. The central bank is concerned that government-bond buying in large quantities would only give national politicians an escape valve to put off budgetary overhauls. Those worries should finally be erased by the one-two combo of fiscal convergence and conditional euro bonds.
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On another note, I can't get over how hot Katy Perry looks in her Roar music video. Not only is the song great, but I love her natural look in Roar and it's totally mesmerizing.
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Shortest distance
When sailing up wind to a fixed point, over a distance that will require multiple tacks, is there a formula or calculation used to know when to tack as to minimize the actual distance traveled..or distance made good?
There are entire books on this. There are a lot of factors that come into play. If the wind doesn't shift and you assume the speed you lose during a tack is negligible then it won't matter if you make one tack or 100.
Here's just one example. Lets assume the wind is coming out of the north and your mark is north. If the wind is shifting to the Northeast, your tacks will have very different results. On a port tack, you will have to point away from you mark as the wind shifts. On a starboard tack, it will be just the opposite. You will point more to the mark as the wind shifts.
Yes there is . . .
Hi Slayer,
Some years ago I drew up a small chart that gave the increase in speed needed to make up for moving off the direct line from one point to another.
It is then easy to work out your VMG for any given course either up or down wind.
PM me with your e-mail and I will send it to you.
I think that short of a mathematical "formula" (which may not respond well to windshifts), the basic principles are:
If lifted, stay on it.
If headed, tack, it becomes a lift after you've tacked. So keep watching your compass.
In general, absent windshifts, stay on the tack which takes you closer to the mark than the other tack. But don't let the mark get abeam too early, or you risk overstanding and wasting distance.
It might be useful to picture a "cone" emanating from the mark, each edge of which is about 45 degrees either side if the prevailing wind direction. you want to remain inside that cone so as to avoid overstanding. The cone starts wide, then narrows as you get closer to the mark. While doing the stuff above, when you get near the edge of the cone, or are in doubt about if you're near the edge (which would be the "layline"), it's time to tack and dig back in towards the center of the cone, watching for lifts and headers as you do.
Of course, if the permanent wind direction (as opposed to just back-and-forth oscillations) shifts, then so does the "cone". That's the unpredictable fun of beating upwind.
Nolatom pretty much sums it up
Barring no obstacles (land, shallows, traffic, etc.) as you head up to a mark, if you're getting headed I say more than two times, then switch tacks until you start getting headed the other way. If the wind is slowly shifting direction, stay on the tack that is getting the lift (relative to the mark) as long as you can. Once on the header tack, only stay on it as long as you need to cover enough distance so that when tack back to the favored bearing, you can ride it for a while. This minimizes distance traveled and gives to the best VMG to your mark.
If you are just going by the geometry of things, it doesn't matter if you make one tack or ten. In reality...you have to consider wind trends and shifts, and that you'll lose some time during each tack even if they're done perfectly. And covering the fleet (assuming you're racing?) and all the other tactical issues.
You might want to check for articles online (or, gasp, in print) and then do a gut check versus the pro opinions on what's going to work best for you.
Don't forget the effects of current. Around the Bay it's generally not too bad but can approach 3 knots in some areas. When you are tacking back and forth, it's good to know which tack the current effects you most, hopefully it's in your favor.:D
Edit: I think that there are too many variables to make any chart usable. It maybe OK for generalizations, but it would not be able to account for current, wind shifts, land breezes vs sea breeze, sea state, particulars of the boat (my boat always sails better on a Starboard tack than a port tack) etc....
I can visualize how to sail the lifts and tacking when hit with a header. But my question pertains to sailing longer distances. Hypothetically, lets say the wind stands steady on your nose relative to your destination. So whichever tack you are on you are off your mark by 45 degrees. How long should you travel on one tack before flopping over to the other? Or like Hellosailor says above, it does it not matter?
If you're not racing then you don't need to be as hyper about it. Assuming breeze steady in force and direction (big assumption), it doesn't matter which tack you take first, nor how many (though more tacks mean more time and effort). Just don't overstand, so assuming you're pointing 45, once the "mark", whether in sight or not, gets just forward of abeam, say around 75 degrees relative, tack on over, now it's only 15 degrees off your "new" bow. Keep on truckin' until it gets to 75 degrees off, tack, repeat, repeat...
Racing is a bit more complicated and it doesn't actually work the way most people think it does
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Hide/Cover Sconce Light Fixture hole
Want to remove electrical sconces on bedroom walls. Would prefer not to cover the holes or hide with pictures. Can these holes be patched? Can wires be removed? Is this a fire hazard?
In order to patch up the holes you will have to remove the boxes. If you remove the boxes, you have to pull back the wires to the next box or install a box in which to terminate the wires.
It's not a fire hazard to have unconnected wires as long as they have wire nuts on them.
Welcome to the Forum.
Tell us about your bedroom sconces. Are they wired with Romex type wire? If you don't know how to tell the difference then you may be safer by calling an Electrician?
you can get decorative blanks to fit the boxes as well, or get whites and paint them to match the room.
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or buy nicer sconces and just install them instead. :)
If these sconces are wired in the "switch leg" fashion (power goes to switch first, then a switch leg is run to the sconces) all you need to do is disconnect the wire in the switch box. Then you can patch the holes, burying the box is fine.
Some will say that even if the lights were wired in the "switch loop" fashion (power goes to the light box first, then a switch loop runs over to the switch) you can just cap the wires off and then bury the box because there is no connection inside of the box.
Energized ends of a cable cannot be buried in the wall.
Edited: There is a lot of discussion on this topic, it goes both ways. Here is an example: http://www.electriciantalk.com/f2/hack-12483/
The main reason why you can't bury a junction box isn't a safety issue, it's in case the splices ever came loose, it's easier to troubleshoot when you can actually find the box. When abandoning wires and capping them off, there is nothing to come loose.
I don't think the thread starter should have this issue anyway since I am guessing the sconces are fed with a switch leg and he could just disconnect the wires inside of the switch box and abandon them properly.
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If it is still energized I would think this would apply.
314.29 Boxes, Conduit Bodies, and Handhole Enclosures
to Be Accessible. Boxes, conduit bodies, and handhole
enclosures shall be installed so that the wiring contained
in them can be rendered accessible without removing
any part of the building or, in underground circuits, without
excavating sidewalks, paving, earth, or other substance that
is to be used to establish the finished grade.
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If the conductors have been de-energized and removed from the box I would agree that it could be abandoned and covered over.
This most applicable article is 300.15 IMO. Depends how you read it. I agree with you, but many will not.
This topic is completely up in the air, different people see it in different ways.
One can say that if you pull a cable out of a box and tape it off, it's legal to bury it in the wall live. 300.15 wouldn't cover this since the wire isn't being spliced, terminated, etc. I linked to one thread where they were discussing that and there are many others.
Here is 300.15 which I also agree would apply. Blue by me for emphasis.
300.15 Boxes, Conduit Bodies, or Fittings Where Required.
A box shall be installed at each outlet and switch
point for concealed knob-and-tube wiring.
Fittings and connectors shall be used only with the specific
wiring methods for which they are designed and listed.
Where the wiring method is conduit, tubing, Type AC
cable, Type MC cable, Type MI cable, nonmetallic-sheathed
cable, or other cables,[COLOR="rgb(65, 105, 225)"] a box or conduit body shall be installed
at each conductor [/COLOR]splice point, outlet point, switch point, junction
point, termination point, or pull point, unless otherwise
permitted in 300.15(A) through (L).
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if you remove the relay to the fuel pump. the ecu does not get any power. took me and my friend 2 hours to figure out why the ecu wasnt powering up. i might try and put a kill switch on there
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if you remove the relay to the fuel pump. the ecu does not get any power. took me and my friend 2 hours to figure out why the ecu wasnt powering up. i might try and put a kill switch on there
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Yes and No. For the amateur thief, it will probably be pretty effective, but I wouldn't rely solely upon it alone. As I stated above, your best bet is still a layered approach. To be honest, the only thing that has been proven to work in WRX Theft central (NJ) is a hidden fuel cut. However, there have still been cases where the thieves used another car to push the target car away from the scene so that they could work on it in a different location.Originally Posted by rallymaniac
Yea i figured this was going to be a sticky subject. But I dont feel like learning these one with trial and error.
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I did some research guys.... it's very simple. Since the fuel pump runs through the right side (passenger side), just add a relay, wires (12v) and a switch somewhere in between the fuel pump. You pretty much have to hire the switch or maybe add a factory switch (ON, OFF) somewhere in the dashboard, or under the seat etc. That is all to it~!!Imagine this:I apoligize if the diagram is so not professional, but I was bored
.somewhere.discrete.(switch)(fuse box/ relays/Power 12v)............driver side..................<<<.......<<<.......<<<..... ....<<<<...//(relay/ 12v Wires).
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I think by adding a switch like this (IMHO) will delay these suckers, might even prevent them from taking your car.
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