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The right of a criminal defendant to have a lawyer assist in their defense, even if they cannot afford to pay for one. This right to does not apply in all cases, and comes from a variety of sources. The Sixth Amendment gives defendants the right to counsel in federal prosecutions, but the right was not applied to state prosecutions for felony offences until 1963 in Gideon v. Wainwright, 372 U.S. 335; see also Incorporation (of the Bill of Rights). Thus, the right to counsel does not apply in state non-felony cases.
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OLD Halesonians Hockey Club's losing streak came to an end after they thrashed bottom of the league Wolverhampton 8-1.
Hales Striker Tom Bulteel scored a double hat-trick as the visitors dominated the game.
Tom Bulteel opened the scoring just minutes into the game when he dispatched the ball into the net from a penalty corner. Shortly after, the striker grabbed another with a reverse stick strike with an assist from Harry Hughes.
The duo teamed up again when Bulteel finalised his first hat-trick in less than 15 minutes. The action continued, and Wolverhampton improved their game. This led to Simon Palmer being sent to the sin bin after he got yellow carded for deliberately breaking down the play with his hand.
Despite being a man-down, Hales were still able to pile the pressure on the hosts, and Bulteel scored his fourth of the game with a first time strike. Hales returned to full strength before the break and there was just enough time for Tom Durnford to get his name on the score sheet and make it 5-0 when he powered the ball through the Wolverhampton goalkeeper.
After the break, Hales were well managed and they saved energy knowing that they have a massive two games ahead of them before the season ends.
Josh Randhawa was first to come close in the second period, when he pushed the ball wide despite having multiple options. Bulteel then added to the score to make it 6-0, when he fired again from a penalty corner. Paul Woodall then made it seven when he slid in at the back post to score into an empty net.
Wolverhampton were dead and buried and were not helped when their captain was shown a yellow card leaving them a man down.
Bulteel finished off his second hat-trick when he teamed up with captain Chris Whiley. After several passes, the striker put the ball into the goal to make it 8-0. There was just enough time in the final minutes when the hosts were awarded a penalty flick. Goalkeeper Steve Charlton, who was virtually unchallenged throughout the entire game, was sent the wrong way, and Wolverhampton got their consolation goal.
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Chief Warrant Officer Eric Spoerle said he hadn't seen his family since May.
During the Texans' game on Sunday, Texans' officials called his family down to the field. They told them it was because their father was serving in the military, and they wanted to honor them.
Spoerle's family was presented with team jerseys and hats. Moments later, Spoerle was rolled onto the field inside a giant gift box.
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The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services said that seasonally adjusted joblessness inched downward from 7.5 percent in March to 7.4 percent in April, while the state's non-farm payrolls shrank by 3,400.
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"Hopefully by stepping back, you get a better picture of the economy," he said. "The economy is getting better, but it's happening slowly."
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I need some feed back on some of my current work. Sorry about the vowel system, you need to hear it to understand it.:
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There are two types of vowels, base and derivative vowels. Bases and derivatives counted together make the 25 vowel sounds. The International Phonetic Alphabet cannot effectively convey the differences, or even some of the sounds, of and between bases and derivatives; therefore, I do not use the IPA for vowels.
a: ä, ã, â, á, à
e: ë, ẽ, ê, é, è
i: ï, ĩ, î, í, ì
o: ö, õ, ô, ó, ò
u: ü, ũ, û, ú, ù
Derivative Vowels:
Derivative vowels are difficult to transliterate into IPA because they are not normal diacritics and are not tones, they can only be learned from recordings, and I haven't yet recorded any. Derivatives occur more often than bases because they are treated as their own separate letter; therefore, there are five derivatives to one base.
Base First Mutation Second Mutation Third Mutation Stressed Diminished
A, a ä ã â á à
E, e ë ẽ ê é è
I, i ï ĩ î í ì
O, o ö õ ô ó ò
U, u ü ũ û ú ù
Diminished vowels cannot occur after another vowel of the same base, but must always be followed by another vowel.
i.e. ìẽ is possible while ìî is not.
Consonants are much the same as English, those that are not have an IPA transliteration next to them between [ ]'s.
b as in boy
č [ʧ] as in chat
d as in dog
ð as in that
g as in God
h as in hat
j as in jam
ĵ [ʒ] as in pleasure
k as in cat
ķ [χ] as in loch
l as in lick
m as in mat
n as in net
ŋ [ŋ] as in wing
p as in pork
r as in ram
s as in Sam
š [ʃ] as in shack
t as in tick
θ as in thumb
v as in very
w as in water
z as in zebra
ʔ [ʔ] as in (Cockney) boʔle (bottle)
The following is a sample sentence:
šìé dã Seʔû, ðö ŋìã. [Son of Se'u, the kinh]
Is more or less pronounced
ʃyay dan Seʔooe ŋya
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Hard to say. It sounds like your tildaed vowels are nasal, which can definitely be transcribed in the IPA. "Stressed" and "diminished" also sound like they could be transcribed, if you're talking about regular stress here (which you may not be).
I'm not really a fan of ŋ for orthographies because I think it belongs in the IPA, so I'd suggest using <ng> instead. But that's just me - you may have a perfectly good reason for using ŋ.
I'm not really a fan of ŋ for orthographies because I think it belongs in the IPA, so I'd suggest using <ng> instead. But that's just me - you may have a perfectly good reason for using ŋ.
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Extrusion as a domain
Imagine I have a substrate in which a geometrical shape has been machined into it (extruded in CAD). I want to model the fluid flow within the shape.
How can I access the shape as a "domain" within COMSOL? Consider the example in the screenshot ( I have removed a top cover for clarity). I want to assign the cut-out as my laminar flow domain and the rest of the substrate as another domain of a different material and physics. At the moment COMSOL associates everything as a single domain, so I have to model all parts as a fluid.
I have been successful in the past where I have had a shape "floating" within another shape i.e. the shape not cut-out but a shape within the larger block, then COMSOL has seen these as two separate domains.
The reason why I have not done this here is because the block has been provided to me with a cut-out and I do not want to change/redraw it.
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load in your hollow geoemtry, as is, then try the cover the top area with the COMSOL Geometry "Cap Faces" and selet the boundary edges
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Bailey might not get past the 5th at this rate...but if he pitches 5 scoreless that would be fine with me.
something wrong with bailey? hasnt hit about 91 tonight?
Homer gets through the 2nd, but already at 50 pitches
Seems like everytime I miss the start of the game, we score a ton. I'm going to start waiting to watch at 8:00 every game.
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I've written and spoken in the past about the
importance of putting your goals in writing; but it is such an
important concept in building a successful law practice that I am
revisiting the topic. Rather than repeating what I have said
previously, in this space I would like to address the "why" (as in
why it works).
Many of us resist taking the time to do planning. It takes a lot
of discipline to force yourself to map out a plan of action. But
writing down your goals increases your chances of achieving those
goals for a number of reasons.
For starters, putting a plan in writing is a tangible way of
committing to your goals. It is also an effective way to get more
clarity about what you are trying to accomplish. If you say to
yourself "I need to lose weight." that is much less effective than
writing down that you plan to lose 20 pounds in six
Similarly, putting in writing that you would like to generate 10
percent more real estate work and 20 percent more trusts and
estates work in the next year will increase your commitment to
growing your practice in that way. With clear goals in place, it
becomes more obvious how you should budget your time. The process
of putting your goals in writing forces you to make your goals more
specific and more clear.
Having a written plan also helps you keep up your momentum. If you
have a plan in place, then you have something objective to refer to
when you are being pulled in other directions. If your marketing
plan says that you will have lunch with one new person a week, then
even when work gets busy, your plan ensures that you are sticking
with a slow and steady approach to business development.
Creating a written plan is also a great way to involve others in
establishing and sticking with your goals. If you have a draft plan
for launching your new law practice, showing the plan to other
lawyers you trust is a good way to get valuable input. Furthermore,
by sharing your goals with others, you increase the social pressure
on you to follow through.
Tip courtesy of Stephen Seckler, president, Seckler Legal
Consulting and Coaching.
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Immigrant: A person who travels to another country in order to live and work there.
Immigration to America began hundreds of years ago, the moment those famous explorers set foot in the "new world" and set up colonies. A lot has happened since then! The colonies grew bigger and eventually started their own country. (Maybe you've heard of it… It's called the United States of America.)
The U.S. was pretty amazing, so more people came, and more people, and more … There's a reason why America is sometimes called a "melting pot." Over the years, Americans have come from everywhere!
Check out the link to learn why five kids and their families left their homelands and what it's like to be a newcomer in America.
When people migrate, they don't just leave one place and magically arrive somewhere else. Usually something pushes them away from their native country and pulls them toward a new place. This idea is called the push-pull factor.
Push factors are the circumstances that make a person want to leave. Don't have a job? Treated badly by your government? Lose all of your crops in a drought? These kinds of problems can cause people to look for a better life somewhere else.
Pull factors are the advantages a country has that make a person want to come and live there. America has huge pull factors for many people around the world who live with unstable governments, few job opportunities, and no reliable security.
Follow the link to read more about why people have come to America.
Will You Be Staying Long?
Not everyone who comes to America wants to live here forever. Some just want to see the Grand Canyon, watch a baseball game, and go home! But others hope to make the United States their home. Here are some common words and phrases related to immigration:
Alien: Something or someone that is native to one location but is living somewhere else. (If you're an American in Paris, you're an alien!)
Visa: Official permission to enter a country and stay for a specific period of time. (Not to be confused with the credit card company Visa, Inc.!)
Legal Permanent Resident: In the United States, an alien who has been granted the legal right to live and work permanently in the U.S.
Green Card: The identification card issued to legal permanent residents in the United States.
Illegal Immigrant: A person who is not a citizen of the country where he or she is living and is in that country without permission (illegally). Sometimes they are referred to as "illegal aliens" or just "illegals." Note that some find it offensive to attach the word "illegal" to a person. "Undocumented immigrant" is a more neutral way to refer to this group.
Nonimmigrant: A foreign visitor who does not intend to stay
It's not easy to come to the United States! Follow the link and read about getting a visa to enter the U.S.
Webquest Link:
- List three (3) activities you can do if you just have a visitor visa (business or tourism).
- Now list three (3) activities you cannot do with a visitor visa.
A Green Card gives someone the legal right to live and work permanently in the United States. It also lets them travel to other countries for a certain period of time and apply for their spouse and children to get Green Cards.
People who have Green Cards are not citizens, but they can apply for citizenship after they've had their Green Card for a certain number of years.
Follow the link to see the rights and responsibilities of people who have Green Cards.
Citizen: A person who enjoys full rights and responsibilities under a nation's laws
United States citizenship is something a lot of people want. But how do you get it?
Follow the link to find out.
Naturalized Citizen: A person who became a citizen through a legal process — not by being born in the country of citizenship
There are lots of requirements for immigrants who want to be come citizens. Immigrants become naturalized citizens because they weren't born in America. In the U.S., naturalized citizens generally have all the same rights as natural-born citizens. There's one big exception: They cannot become President or Vice President!
Only immigrants who are eligible can apply to be citizens. In order to be eligible, they have to meet a list of requirements. Once those are met, it's time to fill out the Application for Naturalization. They get their fingerprints taken for a background check, go to an interview, take a test (that's right, a test!), and provide any other information the government asks for…
And then they wait for a decision.
Follow the link to see the eligibility requirements for becoming a citizen.
The Naturalization Test is critical part of the application process. There are two parts: an English test… and a civics test! These take place during the citizenship interview.
For the civics test, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officer asks the applicant ten questions. It may sound easy, but there are 100 possible questions in the study guide! The applicant must answer six out of the ten questions correctly in order to pass the civics part of the test.
Follow the link and take the 25 question Naturalization Self-Test.
So how many people try to become American citizens each year? And how many succeed? In 2013, 779,929 people became naturalized U.S. citizens… and 83,112 people were denied.
Where do our new citizens come from? Everywhere! Successful applicants in 2013 came from every continent (okay, not Antarctica) and from countries all across the world. The top ten were Mexico, India, the Philippines, the Dominican Republic, China, Cuba, Vietnam, Haiti, Colombia, and El Salvador.
If you've always lived in the United States, it might be hard to imagine what it feels like to be a person who just became a citizen. Maybe you've never stopped to think about what it means to be an American.
Follow the link and watch the video to find out how some immigrants felt about finally becoming an American. Pay attention to their reasons… you'll need those for your answer below! (If the video doesn't appear, scroll down on that page and read the transcript.)


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How a Man Should Age, Fashionably
Good rule of thumb: Dress for the plane, train, or car ride like you're going out to dinner at a reasonably priced, somewhat respectable restaurant. It saves you the trouble of packing your blazer et al. — an untidy proposition, at best — and it distinguishes you from fellow travelers who appear to be in some kind of race to the style bottom.
Two-button cotton jacket ($475) by Theory; cotton shirt ($170) by Burkman Bros.; cotton trousers ($50) by H&M; leather boat shoes ($59) by Skechers; leather belt ($55) by J. Crew; waxed-cotton bag ($395) by Ernest Alexander.
With its basic color, closer fit, and matte finish, this swimsuit can easily double as all-purpose shorts, and no one will know the difference.
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|Forums: Index → Narutopedia Discussion → Answers Wiki
Recently I've adopted the Naruto Answers wiki and it's been brought up to "scratch" as best as possible. With that I'd like to ask for an affiliation with Narutopedia, as other wikis are affiliated with their answers site and ask if we could have a link to it put up on the homepage. I'd also like to take this opportunity to extend an invitation to all the editors here to join the wiki, if they like.— UltimateSupreme ƒ(♫) 14:25 UTC, Monday, 12 November 2012
I'm all for Narutopedia affiliating with the answers wikia. We can redirect people to that site when they ask forum-like questions and before you ask, no, it won't detract from people's regular contributions here. Personally speaking questions aren't asked that frequently and I was able to manage my time on both sites.--Cerez365™(talk) 15:30, November 12, 2012 (UTC)
Sounds good to me. Course I think we should also invest in finding a reliable Rock Lee wiki to link to, but that's just me. --Hawkeye2701 (talk) 19:25, November 12, 2012 (UTC)
Fine with me. Jacce | Talk | Contributions 20:48, November 12, 2012 (UTC)
Well, there is a w:c:springtimeofyouth.— UltimateSupreme ƒ(♫) 03:39 UTC, Tuesday, 13 November 2012
A Positive go with me --JayCeeCee 13:56, November 13, 2012 (UTC)
I think something like this would be great.— UltimateSupreme ƒ(♫) 08:47 UTC, Thursday, 15 November 2012
- In the old days we had one of those for wikiansers anime. It also showed the recent unanswered questions. Can it be done to that as well? Jacce | Talk | Contributions 07:08, November 20, 2012 (UTC)
Like this?— UltimateSupreme ƒ(♫) 08:12 UTC, Tuesday, 20 November 2012
- Yup. Jacce | Talk | Contributions 08:21, November 20, 2012 (UTC)
Can you think of any good position on the Homepage to place it?— UltimateSupreme ƒ(♫) 08:25 UTC, Tuesday, 20 November 2012
- Somewhere above or below the polling thing seems appropriate.--Cerez365™(talk) 10:33, November 20, 2012 (UTC)
Would it be OK with everyone to have a link to it in the nav bar?— UltimateSupreme ƒ(♫) 05:16 UTC, Tuesday, 4 December 2012
- Well then, As a start I think this should do it:
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Viktor & Rolf - Flowerbomb
Um, so I'm kind of obsessed with this perfume. I want it soooooooo badly, and it's definitely $100 a bottle and only available at Nordstrom. Oh, Viktor. Oh, Rolf. Why must you be so avant-garde and, well, Dutch?! *sigh* It will be mine. Oh, yes. It will be mine.


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Our video for the week is "Words" — a captivating, fantastic film by Will Hoffman and Daniel Mercadante, which accompanies Radiolab's Words episode.
This video is more than just a montage of images. These clips, seamlessly strung together in a stunning way, show the versatility of common words and their usage.
Your challenge? Figure out which nine words are represented throughout the video.
But don't think too hard; remember, they're common, everyday words.
Think you're up for it?
If you think you've figured it out, leave a comment with the keywords, and we'll let you know if you're correct!


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WASHINGTON — Senior guard Adrienne Webb scored a game-high 21 points, but LSU's comeback attempt from a nine-point deficit in the final 1:22 fell short as Georgetown held on to beat the Lady Tigers 71-69 on Monday night in McDonough Arena.
LSU (1-2) dropped its second straight game on its current four-game road trip, while falling to Georgetown (3-1) for the first time in the series history. The Lady Tigers had a chance to tie it in the final 20 seconds, trailing 69-66, but Jeanne Kenney's 3-pointer misfired off the iron.
The Hoyas connected for nine 3-pointers, including four from Brittany Horne. All-Big East guard Sugar Rodgers finished with 17 points and eight rebounds. Both teams struggled mightily from the free-throw line. LSU shot 14-of-26, while Georgetown was 18-of-32, and that kept the game alive for the Lady Tigers down the stretch.
"We can't miss free throws like that down the stretch," LSU coach Nikki Caldwell said. "We had some open looks and didn't knock them down. We had plenty of opportunities to stretch this game out in the second half. We did what we had to do to come back but then had to do it all over again. There is a lot of fight in this team. We need to put it together for 40 minutes."
Webb scored 14 of her game-high 21 points in the second half. Theresa Plaisance poured in a career-high 20 points, including 17 in the second half, to go with seven rebounds, three blocks and five steals. Jeanne Kenney dished out a career-high eight assists and scored 11 points.
LSU led 32-26 with 18:09 in the second half after Bianca Lutley's three-point play, but the Lady Tigers went scoreless for the next six minutes.
Rodgers' 3-pointer made it36-32 Hoyas with 11:57 remaining. They outscored LSU 17-2 from 18:09 until the 9:50 mark and built a 43-34 advantage.
Plaisance and Webb refused to let the Lady Tigers go quietly. Danielle Ballard drained a 3-pointer from the top of the key. Webb then knocked down three free throws and nailed another trey to make it 65-59 with 1:15 left.
Plaisance stormed the offensive glass, made a free throw and converted a layup on the next trip down that sliced the deficit to one possession with 26 seconds remaining.
Kenney's three from the left wing missed and Rodgers put the game away at the line with two free throws.
The Hoyas out-rebounded LSU 40-36, converting 16 second-chance points and 25 points off turnovers. They also outshot the Lady Tigers 44.9 percent to 37.9 percent.
LSU hits the road again Wednesday in preparation for the Florida International Thanksgiving Classic. The Lady Tigers play No. 14 West Virginia at 7 p.m. Friday in Miami.
Iowa and FIU also make up the field. The two winners and two losers play each other Sunday.


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Whole Earth Provision Co. to Raise Funds Again for Texas State Parks
AUSTIN – Whole Earth Provision Co. is looking this year to best last year's fundraising campaign that generated more than $30,000 in donations for Texas State Parks.
Throughout April, customers at the eight Whole Earth Provision Co. locations in Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio will have the option at check-out counters to participate in a donation campaign benefiting Texas State Parks. For every $20 state park donation, customers will receive a Texas State Park Guide and $5 state park gift card redeemable for park entrance fees and merchandise at state park stores throughout Texas.
Store donations will be used to help defray day-to-day operational expenses at more than 90 state parks, such as maintaining park facilities and enhancing park visitor programs. Whole Earth Provision Co. is a travel, adventure and nature store established in 1970 in Austin. To learn more, visit: http://www.wholeearthprovision.com.
"We are blessed in Texas with an excellent state park system that provides an unrivaled range of outdoor adventures," says Jack Jones, company founder and lifelong Texas state park advocate. "These magical places belong to the citizens of Texas and are available for all of us to visit and enjoy."
Mild weather, blooming flora and active wildlife make spring an ideal time of year to visit state parks whose budgets depend in part on park entry fees. And, most urbanites are closer to a state park than they might imagine. There are twelve state parks within an hour's drive of Austin, nine within an hour's drive of San Antonio, eight within a 60-minute drive of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and seven an hour or less drive from Houston.
"We depend on public-private partnerships with businesses such as Whole Earth Provision Co. to provide additional and much-needed funding to operate our state parks," says Texas State Park Director Brent Leisure. "The month-long promotion at one of the state's premier outdoor retailers helps us create a world-class park experience that Texans expect and deserve."
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Health topics
Poverty is associated with the undermining of a range of key human attributes, including health. The poor are exposed to greater personal and environmental health risks, are less well nourished, have less information and are less able to access health care; they thus have a higher risk of illness and disability. Conversely, illness can reduce household savings, lower learning ability, reduce productivity, and lead to a diminished quality of life, thereby perpetuating or even increasing poverty.
Poverty is often defined in absolute terms of low income – less than US$2 a day, for example. But in reality, the consequences of poverty exist on a relative scale. The poorest of the poor, around the world, have the worst health. Within countries, the evidence shows that in general the lower an individual's socioeconomic position the worse their health. There is a social gradient in health that runs from top to bottom of the socioeconomic spectrum. This is a global phenomenon, seen in low, middle and high income countries.


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SoapScience brain teasers require understanding of the physical or biological world and the laws that govern it.
A boy went to the kitchen and saw his dad having difficulty holding the bar of soap.
"What's wrong, Dad?" the boy inquired.
"Oh, I think this soap must have some sort of acid in it, it is so slippery."
"No, Dad, the soap doesn't have an acid in it. Don't you remember your basic chemistry?"
How did the boy know this?
AnswerFirst, soap usually does not have an acid in it: it has a base. There are properties of soap that can prove it has a base and not an acid. Soap is slippery as the father said, because bases are slick, while acids are not. Second, soap is bitter, not sour: bases are bitter, while acids are sour. Finally, soap turns red litmus paper blue, a tell-tale sign that you have a base.
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The FloNET® Diesel Series is designed to interface with a NMEA 2000 network. The FloNET Interface hub takes current fuel rate values and broadcasts it to the network via PGN 127489 (Engine Parameters Dynamic). Trip fuel used is broadcast via PGN 127497 (Engine Trip Parameters).
Marine electronics manufacturers can now incorporate FloScan fuel flow information as part of their product offering. Garmin, Lowrance, Maretron, Furuno, Simrad, Krill Systems and Raymarine are a few of the manufacturers that offer immediate product compatibility. Data that can be displayed by these manufacturers may include:
NOTE: Please refer to your manufacturer's product manual to confirm fuel flow display options.
Applications Fits virtually all marine diesel engines rated from 25 hp - 6000 hp. Models available for single or twin engine applications.
FloNET Hub Installation Connects to the NMEA 2000 trunk line via DeviceNET® cabling and connectors. Power and ground requirements supplied via trunk line connection.
Flow Sensor Installation Engine details (make / model / hp rating) will determine whether the Standard Flow or High Flow Sensor System is used (see plumbing diagrams below). Flow sensors connect directly to the FloNET interface hub. Power and ground requirements supplied via trunk line connection.
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- News From the Field
- Sandusky arrives to Camp Hill State Prison same day 'Victim 1' releases book
Sandusky arrives to Camp Hill State Prison same day 'Victim 1' releases book
By Dave Marcheskie
Sandusky arrived to State Correctional Facility at Camp Hill around the same time Silent No More hit bookshelves. The same day 'Victim One' gained freedom by releasing a tell-all book while his predator lost freedom.
Once a number -- a sketch, is now a name - a face attached to a horrific story. Aaron Fisher broke his anonymity late last week while speaking out on the abc investigative program 20/20.
"Victim means like ya know…people feel sympathy for you. I don't want that," Fisher told Chris Cuomo.
Instead, the 19 year-old would rather be seen as a beacon of hope. Fisher found solace in writing Silent No More. The book chronicles his graphic encounters with Jerry Sandusky and his struggle to find anyone who would believe him.
On the same day when Sandusky was transferred from Centre County Prison to SCI in Camp Hill, it is easy for many to see the end result.
Fisher doesn't want anyone to forget. Anyone who reads his book - won't.
Along with his mother Dawn Daniels, and personal psychologist Michael Gillum, Fisher flashbacks to when he first met Sandusky in the Second Mile Program.
Fisher describes several disturbing revelations. In chapter four, 'Taking of Innocence' he tells a story about one night in the basement of the Sandusky home. While the former coach was molesting Fisher, Sandusky's wife, Dottie, called down to Jerry for help. Fisher wrote Jerry yelled up to Dottie that he was fixing an air hockey table and was busy.
"Sarge never went down to the basement," Fisher wrote. "Sarge wasn't coming down to the basement for the very reason that she knew," he added.
In the same chapter, Fisher confessed when asked to give a number he first told investigators he was abused "upwards of 24 times". Fisher wrote in reality it was "hundreds of times". The young man wrote he couldn't deal with the real number because it "made me sick".
Sick, is attorney Karl Rominger. He along with attorney Joe Amendola have consistently claimed their client (Jerry Sandusky) is innocent and the victims are looking to receive a paycheck from a prominent Penn State figure.
Rominger spoke with abc27 NEWS and said, "It'll be interesting to see what a jury on a second trial thinks when people aren't able to deny a financial gain or motive from their testimony."
Sandusky's defense team filed an appeal last week asking the court to reverse the conviction and hold a new trial based on the premise legal council was not given sufficient time to prepare a case.
Until then, Sandusky will remain at in state prison for the next several weeks. While at SCI at Camp Hill the 68 year-old will undergo a series of evaluations. Prison officials will then determine which state prison he will be transferred to. Rominger would not speculate where his client would go. Other legal experts previously told abc27 Sandusky will be places based on his age, health, and nature of crimes.
Rockview State Prison typically houses inmates who commit heinous crimes. The location is also just a few miles away from Sandusky's home in Lemont.
Rominger said lawyers are typically not privy to such information, nor was council aware Sandusky was transported Tuesday morning. Within the next few days a visitation list will be complied according to Rominger.
"As soon as the legal visitations are approved I will begin counseling with him," he said.
In June, a jury convicted Sandusky on 45 counts of child sex abuse. Earlier this month, Judge John Cleland sentenced him to 30 to 60 years in state.
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Religious Studies
Here at Young Harris College, we engage in understanding and evaluating diverse perspectives and backgrounds. By discussing new and intriguing ideas with professors and peers in an open-minded environment, you learn from others around the world who believe in and practice vastly different ways of life. Such engagement profoundly empowers your confidence as a globally-minded individual. The Pew Research Center published its U.S. Religious Knowledge Survey in September of 2010, and their findings suggest a strong correlation between knowledge about religion and general academic achievement. Put simply, those who know about religion know more.
Studying religions is fundamentally an initiation into ways of responding well to cultural diversity. With courses in Buddhist thought, Christian scriptures, Islamic law and more, the study of religion gives you the opportunity to explore vastly different worlds of meaning and purpose in relation to the sacred. A Bachelor of Arts degree in Religious Studies also equips you to better understand yourself in light of similarities and differences with those of other religions—or even those of no religion at all. Through comparison, you can see your own values, interests and spirituality more distinctly, and thus more carefully adapt to our ever changing cultures.
Your faculty are experts in religious studies and philosophy and are here to help you become good interpreters and creators of culture, while remaining sensitive to diversity. As a religious studies major, you'll engage in a course of study that demands critical rigor toward the ways religions have at times enhanced and at other times undermined human flourishing. You will also gain an empathetic understanding of diverse responses to humanity's deepest and most fundamental questions, as well as a thorough academic understanding of the histories, practices and doctrinal perspectives of religions and philosophical positions.
Religion and interfaith understanding play a crucial role in maintaining a just and peaceful world. People who possess such understanding can make an important contribution in any field, such as human rights, education, public policy, international relations, law, government and nonprofit organizations.
View the Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies curriculum.
View the Minor in Religious Studies curriculum.
Questions? Contact Assistant Professor of Religious Studies and Religion and Philosophy Department Chair Dr. Eric Dickman.


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Quote:In the style/philosophy of karate you practice, are these wasted or necessary movements in kata...(I started to use English technique names, but since this is a karate forum now...ha... Nihongo hanashimasho ka!) 1. Bringing closed fist up to shoulder before doing a gedan uke (or gedan barai). 2. Head snap to first look in the direction you are going to move next. 3. back leg is straightened in zenkutsu dachi. 4. open hand with thumb bent in. 5. open hand with fingers straight and together. 6. lift back heel slightly when punching. 7. full turn of fist to horizontal when punching. 8. guard hand is palm up during open hand strikes. 9. crossing arms at midbody during blocks. 10. knifehand strikes starting at the head or from behind the head. 11. long and low zenkutsu dachi. I look forward for your feedback.
Quote:I should answer my thoughts on these too: this is the way I think of these techniques, If I seem to criticise it's because 1. I care. and 2. I want an honest reaction if you disagree.
Quote:1. Bringing closed fist up to shoulder before doing a gedan uke (or gedan barai). I used to do this in kata, but bunkai I felt open hand was more natural. since not many people punch and kick at the same time, I practice this block by only bringing the fist to about elbow height. there are other technique that effectively deal with punch/kick defense.
Quote:2. Head snap to first look in the direction you are going to move next.yeah, I was taught to look first...but moving your eyes first then moving your head with your body makes more sense for less telegraph. if you notice...old footage of masters don't turn their heads first. I have a couple of theories as to why that is.
Quote:3. back leg is straightened in zenkutsu dachi.only at the moment of impact!
Quote:4. open hand with thumb bent in.I broke a thumb doing this once during a ridgehand strike...haven't bent my thumb during it since.
Quote:5. open hand with fingers straight and together.yes, but I'm often loose with the hand until right before the moment of contact.
Quote:6. lift back heel slightly when punching.blech...horrible loss of power. when you have your heel up it acts as a shock absorber...you don't want to absorb shock! you want to transmit it! have someone push your punch and notice the difference between the two ways...let me know what you find out.
Quote:7. full turn of fist to horizontal when punching.3/4 turn...everybody knows that. some do 1/2 turn which also makes more sense than full turn.
Quote:8. guard hand is palm up during open hand strikes.this is the way I first learned...later I was taught to keep it at a more comfortable and efficient 45.
Quote:9. crossing arms at midbody during blocks.does anyone ever actually do those blocks in sparring? no, they don't. sure you could make up some elaborate and maybe effective bunkai for this, but when you really think about it...it doesn't make much sense to ever have both arms tied up at the same point in your center IF you are just blocking.
Quote:10. knifehand strikes starting at the head or from behind the head.complete waste of travel distance unless you are breaking boards.
Quote:11. long and low zenkutsu dachi.another blech...don't see this stance too much in full-contact sparring either. no manoverability. forces an overcommitment to the technique. and begs for a sweep/takedown. a stance for show only. they should rename the long-n-low to 'trophy stance'. I think Elvis popularized this stance.
Quote:(I started to use English technique names, but since this is a karate forum now...ha... Nihongo hanashimasho ka!)
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Leading a Book Discussion Group
Leading a Book Discussion
Book discussion groups usually have a leader or moderator to keep the discussion on target and make sure every member has an opportunity to contribute. The moderator may want to prepare an opening comment or question to launch the discussion, and be prepared with other questions or observances should the discussion lag or become bogged down on one particular aspect of the story.
In some discussion groups, each member is asked to come with a question or an observation about the book.
One of the first things to be decided is whether one particular person will always perform the role of leader, or whether the duty will be shared, and what the rotation will be. Will every person in the group be asked to lead a discussion? Will the responsibility be shared by two or three people? Will one leader perform the role for a pre-determined time period such as six months or one year? Once that is established, the following suggested guidelines may help to make your discussions thought provoking. Prior to the discussion, the leader or some other group member may want provide participants with biographical information about the author and reviews of the book to be discussed. An author interview, in printed or audio format, can be very helpful in getting inside the author's head.
Historical information about the time period or factual information about an actual event or occurrence central to the story may be helpful. For example, if readers were discussing John Tayman's The Colony, a nonfiction work about the treatment of lepers in Hawaii, research on the disease of leprosy could help readers grasp the devastating effects of the illness and the subsequent fear that triggered public reaction. Likewise, if readers were going to discuss Freshwater Road by Denise Nicholas, the fictional story of a young civil rights worker in 1964 Mississippi, factual information about Freedom Summer and attempts to register black voters could help readers get a perspective on the times. A librarian can help one of your discussion members find this type of information in books, magazines and newspapers, via the Internet and in its online databases. Be sure to ask for assistance!
As you read the book, select passages of interest that might serve as springboards for discussion. Mark the pages with paperclips or post-it notes so you can find them quickly when you are with the group.
Sit in a circle or around a large table to enable eye contact and set a conversational mood.
Start out by introducing yourself and having each participant do the same. This is an especially good thing to do if new people are present.
Don't begin a discussion by asking whether or not everyone liked the book. A strong positive or negative response might intimidate someone who holds the opposite opinion. Generally, it's better to ask questions that can't be answered with a simple "yes" or "no" answer.
Disagreeing is fine. Different viewpoints often spark the most interesting discussions. The discussion leader should, however, not let disagreements become out of hand or personal. The leader might jump in and validate both opposing viewpoints, ask for a comment from someone else, or pose a new question.
Examples of a lead question might include, "What were your feelings about the main character?" or "Using one word, how would you describe this book?" or "Were the events and people believable in this story? Were they meant to be?" The discussion leader may want to open by reading a passage from the book or a quote from a review and then inviting comments.
Other questions that could be raised during the discussion:
- "What did you think of the writer's style? Does the author write like anyone else you have read?"
- "Did you learn something from the book about the time period, an event, or the human condition?"
- "Did the book peak your interest in the subject?"
- "Could you identify with any of the characters? Were any of them like you or like someone you know?"
- "What was the central theme of the book? Were there multiple themes or premises?"
- "Did the author have a message? Was there a character or circumstance that revealed the author's point of view?"
- "Was there anything about the book that was shocking, disturbing, or made you feel uncomfortable? Was this good or bad?"
- "Did the book change a previously held point of view that you had? Did it make you aware of something new or bring you to a higher level of understanding about something?"
- "Was there something unique about this book that made it different from any other book you have read before?"
- "Were there any surprising facts in the book?"
- "Did the author make the subject interesting?"
- "Did the author address opposing viewpoints and was he or she fair in the treatment of the subject?" "Do you agree or disagree with things the author said based on personal experience or other things you have read?"


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The sons: Demián, left, 48, actor (A Better Life, for which he was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actor; Savages, directed by Oliver Stone and out in July), and Bruno, 44, actor (Crónica de un Desayuno, for which he was nominated for an Ariel, the Mexican equivalent of an Oscar). The father: Alejandro, 78, a theater director in the family's native Mexico. Alejandro on the secret to raising well-dressed kids: "Bruno used to wear ties when he was seven. Demián always wore soccer uniforms to bed. I would tell them, 'Whatever makes you feel comfortable.'"
On Alejandro: two-button velvet jacket ($1,685), cotton shirt ($434), and cashmere scarf ($246) by Etro; rayon-and-viscose trousers ($980) by Gucci. On Demián: two-button wool suit ($1,990) and cotton shirt ($450) by Ralph Lauren Black Label; silk tie ($160) by Etro.
The son: Charlie, eight, hopes to be an artist some day. The father: Nick, 48, fashion director at Esquire. Nick on growing up with style: "I wanted a pair of jeans desperately. And amazingly, it took me years to get them. My mum bought me a pair from a local store, and they were some really shiny seventies fabric — they weren't even denim. I remember thinking, God, I got so close and yet I'm still so far."
On Nick: three-button wool suit ($3,295) by Z Zegna; cotton shirt ($275) by Boss Selection; silk tie ($195) by Ermenegildo Zegna; steel Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT automatic watch ($9,900) by Panerai. On Charlie: denim jacket ($30) and cotton jeans ($30) by GapKids; cotton shirt ($39) by Tommy Hilfiger; canvas sneakers ($32) by Vans.
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British soldiers who failed to show valour on the battlefield during the Anglo-Boer War (also called the South African War) were sent to Stellenbosch. This led to the use of the town's name as a verb: to be 'Stellenbosch-ed'.
Stellenbosch owes its existence and name to the former governor of the Cape, Simon van der Stel, who established this settlement on the banks of the Eerste River in 1679, making it the second-oldest formal settlement in South Africa.
Today, it's a beautiful town, characterised by oak-lined streets and whitewashed buildings, many of Cape Dutch origin (although most of the town burnt down in 1710 and was rebuilt after that date), and lies between the imposing Simonsberg and more modest Papegaaiberg ('Parrot Mountain').
Visit on any given day, and you will immediately realise that this is a university town, with students whizzing by on bicycles and many sidewalk cafés and restaurants. It's an idyllic setting to explore on foot.
The town is centred around the university, which is primarily an Afrikaans-language institution and one of the leading universities in the country, renowned for its law and engineering faculties. It also offers courses in viticulture, the primary agricultural industry in the area, as it lies in the heart of the Cape winelands.
Many leading wine estates are located here and are home to some of the best restaurants in the country. Look out for Rust en Vrede, Jordan and Terroir, all of which have made it on to the Eat Out award list for the top 10 restaurants in the country.
Among the oldest and most developed wine estates close to town (about 10km away) is Spier, which was originally established in 1692. Today it offers a host of activities for visitors, from Segway tours to wine tasting, picnics and a bird of prey exhibition (called Eagle Encounters). There's also a conference centre, hotel and several restaurants from which to choose, as well as an amphitheatre that plays host to the annual Spier Performing Arts Festival. Other estates to consider visiting include Delheim, Thelema, Tokara and Blaauwklippen.
For a more contemporary experience, book a table for the dinner/show known as AmaZink, which tells the story of the Kayamandi township through dance and music. It's a popular seasonal event that takes place in Kayamandi, to rave reviews.
The town also hosts regular festivals, among them the Woordfees (Word Festival), an Afrikaans-language event focusing on the written word and attracting leading writers and poets.
In summer the Oude Libertas, an outdoor amphitheatre located on a wine farm on the edge of town, has regular performances and patrons are encouraged to enjoy a glass of wine and a picnic before the show.
Art lovers are also well-catered for here with several collections of note. Among them is the Rupert Museum, showcasing the private collection of the Rupert family and featuring some 350 artworks of famous South African artists, among them Pierneef and Irma Stern.
On the outskirts of Stellenbosch is a beautiful valley called Jonkershoek, which leads to a nature reserve of the same name located in a cul-de-sac in the mountains. This area is popular with hikers, trail runners and mountain bikers, and is well worth the detour as the scenery here is nothing short of breathtaking.
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Who to contact
Stellenbosch Tourism
Tel: +27 (0)21 883 3584
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How to get here
Stellenbosch town is 50km to the east of Cape Town. There are daily international flights to Cape Town International Airport. From the airport, take the N2 towards Somerset West. Turn left onto the R310 and follow the road into Stellenbosch. Alternatively, there are national bus routes and daily train stops to the university town of Stellenbosch.
Best time to visit
Any time of the year, although it rains in winter.
Around the area
The Franschhoek and Paarl wine routes are also worth exploring.
Tours to do
The full-day Vineyard Hiking Trail is best enjoyed in autumn or spring. It´s 24km long and starts above the Oude Libertas Centre, then moves through the forest plantations, vineyards, olive groves and coastal renosterveld.
Get around
Car rentals are available for a more scenic drive to the town via the N1 national route.
Length of stay
A long-weekend stay is preferable but to get the most out of your trip to Stellenbosch, a five-day break is best.
Where to stay
A wide selection of accommodation is offered, including categories such as backpackers, guesthouses, hotels, self-catering units and B&Bs in Stellenbosch and surrounding areas.
What to eat
There is no shortage of dining opportunities in and around Stellenbosch. Book a table at one of the estate restaurants, and enjoy a leisurely lunch in an idyllic setting.
What's happening
The annual Stellenbosch Wine Festival usually takes place in July. The Spier Performing Arts Festival occurs annually in February or March.
Best buys
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