Tennessee provides counsel to indigent youth through public defender offices serving judicial districts. Tenn. Code Ann. §8-14-101. Individual public defenders offices provide representation at trial and appellate levels. Tenn. Code Ann. §8-14-104. The only state-wide entity is the Office of the Executive Director of the Public Defender. Established by statute, it provides leadership and administrative support to defenders. Tenn. Code Ann. § 8-14-301.
Tennessee has no statutorily mandated or recommended training requirements or standards for attorneys representing youth in delinquency proceedings.
In addition to statutes and case law, juvenile court proceedings are governed by court rules. These are often promulgated at the state level, but may also be passed at the local court level instead of or in addition to statewide rules. Tennessee's delinquency proceedings are governed by the Rules of Juvenile Procedure.
In Tennessee, youth have the right to counsel at "all stages of any delinquency proceedings and in unruly proceedings that place the child in jeopardy of being removed from home." Tenn. Code Ann. § 37-1-126(a)(1). If the youth appears without counsel, the court shall inform the youth of his or her right to counsel, including the right to have counsel appointed if the youth is indigent. Tenn. Code Ann. § 37-1-126(a)(3). The court may continue the hearing to allow the youth time to hire an attorney. Tenn. Code Ann. § 37-1-126(a)(3). "In all delinquency hearings or in unruly hearings in which the child may be in jeopardy of being removed from the home…counsel must be provided for a child not represented by the child's parent, guardian, guardian ad litem or custodian or where the child's interests conflict with the parent, guardian, custodian or guardian ad litem." Tenn. Code Ann. § 37-1-126(a)(4).
Appeals. Tenn. R. Juv. P. 118.
"The court shall only accept a waiver if the child is able to make an intelligent and understanding decision based on the child's mental condition, age, education, experience, the nature or complexity of the case, or any other relevant factor." Tenn. R. Juv. P. 205(c)(1). "Any and all waivers of rights at a hearing shall be made orally and in open court, and shall be confirmed in writing by the child and the judge. When the child is not represented by an attorney, the court shall advise the child in open court of the right to an appointed attorney. The court shall not proceed with the hearing unless the child has waived the right to an attorney in accordance with [the rule]." Tenn. R. Juv. P. 205(c)(2).
When and how the court may decide to detain a child or otherwise place restrictions on the child's freedom is defined by statute and court rules. When a youth is taken into custody and is not detainable, the youth is to be released to the parent, guardian, or other custodian within a "reasonable time." Tenn. R. Juv. P. 203(a). If the youth is taken into custody without an order, is alleged delinquent and is held in secure detention, a probable cause determination must occur within 48 hours of the youth being taken into custody. Tenn. R. Juv. P. 203(b)(1)(A). Under the special circumstance exception, the probable cause determination must occur within 24 hours, excluding nonjudicial holidays, but no later than 48 hours after the youth has been detained. Tenn. R. Juv. P 203(b)(1)(B); Tenn. Code Ann. §37-1-114. If the youth is taken into custody pursuant to an order or probable cause determination, the maximum 84 hours, is not to be exceeded, unless a detention hearing is held. Tenn. R. Juv. P. 203(b)(2). Other relevant provisions regarding the detention of youth can be found in Tenn. Code Ann. §§ 37-1-113 to 37-1-117.
The legal needs of children in the delinquency system rarely end at disposition, and states vary in the way they provide a right to representation on these post-disposition issues. Tennessee statutes list two post-disposition proceedings at which youth have a right to counsel.
Juvenile court can retain jurisdiction over youth until their 19th birthday , provided that the offense alleged to have been committed occurred before the youth turned 18. Tenn/ Code Ann. § 37-1-102(5)(B)(ii)-(iii).
The youth is seventeen (17) years of age or more at the time of the alleged conduct. Tenn. Code Ann. § 37-1-134(a)(1)(A).
Once an Adult, Always an Adult. Upon transfer and conviction in [adult criminal court] "jurisdiction of the juvenile court with respect to any and all delinquent acts with which the child may then or thereafter be charged, and the child shall thereafter be dealt with as an adult as to all pending and subsequent criminal charges." Tenn. Code Ann. § 37-1-134(c).
NJDC has not yet conducted an assessment of the juvenile indigent defense system in Tennessee. If you would like to collaborate with NJDC to fundraise for, plan, or engage in an assessment in this state, please contact us.


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Domestic abuse bill fails to protect children and migrant women – charities
Bill aimed at punishing abusers does not go far enough to help BAME survivors, charities warn
The NSPCC said the bill fails to protect children from the impact of living with domestic abuse. Photograph: Alamy
Jamie Grierson Home affairs correspondent
@JamieGrierson
Tue 3 Mar 2020 06.17 EST First published on Tue 3 Mar 2020 02.46 EST
Children and migrant women are being overlooked by new laws designed to protect victims and punish perpetrators of domestic violence, charities have said.
The long-awaited domestic abuse bill will be introduced in the House of Commons on Tuesday for its first reading; it was delayed by Boris Johnson's decision to prorogue parliament and hold an election last year.
Further to the legislation, the government has started a review into what support can be provided to migrant victims of domestic abuse.
The legislation has been broadly welcomed by women's rights campaigners and domestic abuse charities.
However, some groups are concerned the laws do not go far enough to help children as well as migrant or black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) women.
The Step Up Migrant Women coalition, comprising more than 40 BAME specialist frontline services and migrant and human rights organisations, welcomed the bill but said it risked leaving behind migrant and BAME women who have been abused.
They said abused women with insecure immigration status often did not seek help from the police for fear of being reported to the Home Office and detained, deported or made destitute. Migrant women, they added, were predominantly barred from refuges and denied a safe place to sleep because they did not have access to public funds.
Gisela Valle, the director of the Latin American Women's Rights Service, said: "By neglecting to address the barriers experienced by migrant victims, the bill falls short of realising the government's stated goals of protecting victims and tackling crime. All victims, regardless of their immigration status, must be able to report to the police safely and without fear, otherwise they cannot be protected, and their abusers will not be held accountable.
"We are disappointed that migrant survivors are once again overlooked in this bill in spite of the recommendations made last year by the parliamentary joint committee on the draft domestic abuse bill to establish a firewall to separate reporting of a crime and access to support from immigration control."
Marchu Girma, the deputy director of Women for Refugee Women, said: "Women with insecure immigration status are more vulnerable to abuse and yet they are unable to report violence and seek justice without fear because there is currently no separation of immigration enforcement from police response to victims of crime."
She said the bill "should ensure all women, including migrant women, are able to report safely and are protected when they report abuse and not penalised because of their immigration status".
The government described the latest bill as the "most comprehensive package ever to tackle this horrendous crime", saying the "enhanced" proposals would go even further to support and protect victims and punish perpetrators and had been widely supported by charities, MPs and law enforcement.
Action for Children estimates tens of thousands of children have been at risk of domestic abuse since the general election. The charity's director of policy and campaigns, Imran Hussain, said it was vital the bill recognised a child as an "innocent victim and not just a witness".
Emily Hilton, a senior policy officer at the NSPCC, said the government was missing a "landmark opportunity" to make a difference, adding: "It is extremely disappointing that the bill in its current form fails to protect children from the devastating impact of living with domestic abuse, leaving thousands at continued risk because the help they deserve is not in place."
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God had just done a mighty miracle where He had told them to dig the trenches and he filled them with water and He kind of played a trick on the enemy and won a great battle. But at the end, the king of Moab - this is in 2 Kings 3:26, when the king of Moab saw that the battle was too fierce for him he took with him 700 men who drew swords to break through to the king of Edom but they could not. Then he took his eldest son who would have reigned in his place and he offered him as a burnt offering upon the wall. And there was great indignation against Israel so they departed from him and returned to their own land.
One of the versions said that they were horrified and overwhelmed. So they gave up and went home. Well they were winning the battle. Then this king did something that was so atrocious - he sacrificed his son - and Israel was so overwhelmed and horrified by that - which they should have been - but they gave up and went home.
Don't be distracted by that. The greatest one lives within you.
I was thinking of the example of Bill Johnson out in Redding, California. They have such a mighty move of healing for people with cancer there. And God has told them you declare that over your community that it is cancer free. Well then guess what happened. Bill Johnson's father came up with cancer - mighty man of God. He's a man they prayed with. He's in everything that was in them and guess what - his dad died. Well a prophetic word came to him and it sounded like a harsh word and the man said to him.
Don't be distracted. Continue with what you're doing. Continue to declare that you have a cancer free community.
Did it make sense? No. Was it the truth? Yes.
Don't be distracted by those things in your lives that look like OK see - you're done. And God would say no.
A friend of mine said God is a wild card. No matter what is going on He is a wild card. No matter what the circumstances are... He comes in and it's like everything changes.


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Рёта Осима (; 23 января 1993, Сидзуока) — японский футболист, полузащитник клуба «Кавасаки Фронтале» и сборной Японии.

Клубная карьера
Рёта Осима начал свою карьеру футболиста в клубе «Кавасаки Фронтале». 7 мая 2011 года он дебютировал в Джей-лиге 1, выйдя на замену в гостевом поединке против «Виссел Кобе». 3 мая 2012 года он забил свой первый гол на высшем уровне, открыв счёт в домашнем матче с командой «Джубило Ивата». Гол Осимы в концовке домашней игры против австралийского клуба «Вестерн Сидней Уондерерс» принёс его команде волевую победу в рамках Лиги чемпионов АФК 2014 года.

Карьера в сборной
В составе молодёжной сборной Японии Рёта Осима выиграл Чемпионат Азии среди молодёжных команд 2016 года в Катаре.

Рёта Осима в составе олимпийской сборной Японии играл на футбольном турнире Олимпийских игр 2016 года в Рио-де-Жанейро. Он провёл все 3 матча своей сборной на этом соревновании.

Достижения
Командные
  «Кавасаки Фронтале»
  Чемпионат Японии : 2017

Примечания

Ссылки

Футболисты Японии
Футболисты на летних Олимпийских играх 2016 года
Игроки сборной Японии по футболу
Игроки ФК «Кавасаки Фронтале»

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Rehabilitation of Clifton Avenue Reservoir
(Urban Management, Jan./Feb. 2000)
The 14 Mℓ Clifton Avenue reservoir is situated in a dolomitic area in Centurion near Pretoria, South Africa. The cylindrical prestressed concrete reservoir with a domed roof was constructed in 1971. The reservoir wall is free-sliding and is supported on a bearing located on the wall footing.
In May 1997 the reservoir started to show signs of leakage. Remedial work to the waterproofing bandages on joints in the reservoir done by the Greater Pretoria Metropolitan Council (GPMC) proved unsuccessful. At first filling of the reservoir after rehabilitation of the bandages leakage was detected on the outside of the reservoir at the wall-to-floor joint, indicating settlement of the floor slab and wall footing. GPMC then appointed a consulting engineering company, BKS, to resolve the problem. Erhard Kruger and Emuël Kok, who at the time were employed at BKS, were responsible for the design of the remedial measures. Erhard Kruger was responsible for the structural remedial work and Emuël Kok for the geotechnical rehabilitation.
Successful rehabilitation was dependent on an accurate diagnosis of the cause of the problem and assessment of the geotechnical conditions. Monitor points were installed on the wall footing and movement at these points were monitored over a period of 18 months. The floor slab of the reservoir was also surveyed. Gradual settlement of up to 196 mm occurred over about 25% of the floor area. Cracks also appeared in the ground surface around the reservoir. The settlement caused the bandage between the wall and floor to tear in this area. Eventually a gap of 250 mm formed beneath the settled floor slab, which rendered the reservoir unserviceable.
Dynamic cone penetrometer tests were conducted and boreholes were drilled inside and outside the reservoir to assess the geotechnical conditions.
Erhard Kruger and Emuël Kok discuss how this reservoir was successfully rehabilitated in an article which appeared in Urban Management Volume 31 of January/February 2000. Click the link to download the complete article.
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Updated 04/08 – flow info correction for green side flow injectors.
Summary: Hardware used on various models, how the different OEM ECU operate the injectors, some examples of actual fuel requirements and how volumetric efficiency defines fuel requirements and therefore injector requirement.
The subject of dual injector throttle bodies and whether or not they are needed is often bought up on internet forums and discussions, so I thought I'd do a (it did initially say "small" here, but I had to delete that) piece on the way they work, and why you'd want them.
The red and black top feed injectors flow about 30% less than the green top feed injectors (std on single injector 851, 907, ST2, 750SSie and 900SSie models), which I used to think flowed about 30% less than the green side feed injectors. However, a fellow named Patrick in France who emails me about his 851 quite often emailed Marelli and was told both the green end flow (IW031) and green side flow (IW724) flow the same amount. This was after he'd tested both side by side and found they delivered much the same fuel in much the same time, confirming his experimental result. The green side feed injectors have been used on every 4V model since 888. If it's an 888 or later dual injector throttle body, it has 2 of the same green side feed injectors.
So, if you have an old 851/888 SP dual injector throttle body with red top feed injectors, you're way behind the eight ball from the start. The fuel maps in the Ducati eproms fitted to these models goes to the maximum map time available at 7,000 and 8,000 RPM. At 6,500 RPM, the 888 SP4 I reported on has a torque peak of sorts of 61 Dynojet ft-lb. My 888 Strada out torqued that bike with just one green side feed injector, running a maximum injector pulse duration of 12.43 ms at 7,000 RPM. If you are going to bother fitting dual injectors, you need to make sure they are the later, green side feed ones. That or replace the older red top feed injectors with some aftermarket higher flow pieces. There are plenty available.
The red and green top feed injectors have the fuel hoses connected to them by little T piece fittings, and are then held down by fixtures to the throttle body. The green side feed injectors sit down in the throttle body itself, which has the fuel feed/transfer ports machined into it. The injector cleaning people call them "throttle body injectors", as they see things from the car trade terminology.
The way the ECU runs the injectors also varies. All factory fitted dual injector bikes apart from the 996 and Euro 996S (the one with the SPS motor) have used the P7 and P8. The 996 and 996S use the 1.6M.
The P7 and P8 run the dual injectors as separate entities. One injector per cylinder was run up to a certain cut off point then the second injector was bought in. This cut off point is set by fuel pulse width duration, and was usually between 4 and 8 milliseconds. It became less with each later model I believe, so that the 996SPS ran them both pretty much all the time. Below the cut off point, one injector opened for the whole map fuel number. Above the cut off point, both injectors ran for half the map fuel number.
On a 916SP, I know the cut off worked out at around 5,000 RPM at low/mid-ish throttle, as I had to solve a wacky running problem there once. Turned out to be the secondary injectors had been swapped between cylinders, so the numbering was set out as 1-3-2-4, looking from front to rear, not 1-2-3-4 as it should have been. Surprisingly, it made very little difference, just didn't feel quite right at that throttle setting. At WOT it was just fine.
The reason they lowered the cut off point was due to some issues they were having with niceness of the changeover I believe. With the ECU swapping from single to dual at constant throttle under certain conditions, it would have made for some problems. Although, the particular bikes (the big cammed pre 996SPS models) always had a reputation for some crudeness in the fuel mapping area, so many just overlooked this.
The 996SPS, on the other hand, was usually just lovely. Set up properly, and especially when fitted with the Ultimap UM171 chip, they were always the nicest engine in the range.
The cut off fuel pulse width would be adjustable in the software somewhere (I'm sure Duane knows where) so you could modify it if you liked, but it's beyond the reach of the average player. This notion of primary and secondary injectors has always had an air of "real hot race" stuff, and gets talked about like it's a very special feature, but it's not. It's just the way they did it, and was probably more trouble than it was worth. Especially on a road bike where one injector would of most of the work, and the other could lose efficiency thru lack of use.
The only engines that made real use of this feature where the late '90s 996 Corsa race bikes. These ran the normal dual injectors in the throttle bodies, and a third "shower" injector above the throttle bodies. Switching between the low injectors and shower made quite pronounced differences in torque output thru the mid range in particular. Nothing new, lots of race car engines have been using this sort of theory for years, simply because varying injector location can have RPM range specific tuning benefits.
The 1.6M ECU doesn't differentiate between the two injectors of each cylinder, it just fires both at the same time. There is no facility in the 1.6M software to do anything different. Most likely, because that's the way Weber decided to do it. How this firing both at once relates to/causes some 996 running dual injectors to stumble at 3,500 RPM on roll on I don't know, but it was only 1.6M controlled bikes that suffered this. And running them on a single injector cures it.
What the 1.6M software does have is an "injector" factor. Somewhere in the software there is a number that tells the injector driving software how many injectors are running for each cylinder. It is possible to make this number a fraction, not just 1 or 2, which sounds a bit wacky, but this is how the software accounts for what it does with the fuel number from the map. Realistically and practically, it is either 1 or 2 in use. If the number is 1 (all single injector bikes) the software divides the fuel map number by one. For dual injector bikes, the software divides by 2.
Which leads on to what the dual injector ECU software does. In both P7/P8 and 1.6M guises, it takes the fuel number from the map, processes it as required due to environmental trims, etc, then halve it (in the P7/P8 above the cut off) before sending that pulse width to the injector drivers. This is quite important to understand. The maximum fuel injector pulse duration (or fuel number) the Weber maps will take is 17 milli seconds. This means, on a single injector engine, the maximum injector pulse duration is 17ms. On a dual injector engine, running the original dual injector software eprom, the maximum injector pulse duration is 8.5 ms per injector. So, any bike running dual injector software isn't ever going to flow twice as much fuel as a single injector bike. It can only flow the same maximum amount – actually, given the opening time of an injector is considered non flow, the dual injector bike's available peak flow will be a little less due to the opening time being a greater percentage of 8.5 ms than 17 ms.
For those fitting dual injectors to a single injector bike, this software feature needs to be taken account of somehow. Given most bikes that used dual injectors ran P7 or P8 ECU, it isn't really possible to get an "off the shelf" chip to just fit and suit the application. Most run into another problem, one that some people who fit the Ultimap (FIM) 996 UM222 single injector eprom also run into. It surprises me just how many people will fit the UM222, having been told it's to suit single injector, and expect it to run with both injectors still connected. It won't run, or very badly if at all, and smells like a big fuel pump.
Simply because the software has a "1" in the injector divider, whereas the original chip had a "2". So the software isn't cutting the fuel number in half any more, and both injectors are running the fuel injector pulse duration intended for only one injector. It may sound simple, but it catches quite a few people out.
Running a dual injector throttle body with a single injector chip does increase the maximum fuel you can inject, however. Both injectors can run up to 17 ms, so the capacity to flow twice the amount of fuel is available. For the people who think power is all about how much fuel you can get into an engine, this is just nirvana. Until they actually try to run it, that is. You'd need a whole lot of engine to need both injectors running at 17 ms.
You can't use any more fuel than the air flowing through the engine requires for correct combustion. Some people seem to think adding the dual injector throttle bodies is just bolt on horse power. But in reality, it's just bolting on another injector. If you don't need it (if your engine wasn't previously running lean on a single injector) then it won't make any difference to potential power output. The tuning hassles will most likely limit the practical power output though.
There are practical uses for dual injectors however. Working out when they are required is not that hard, although it does require you knowing the injector pulse durations you are running or will need to run.
The reason the dual injector thing came about is that, as engine speed rises, the time for one combustion cycle (two complete revolutions) reduces. Easy to work out. And, at pretty much bang on 7,000 RPM, the time for one cycle is 17 ms. So, if you are using all the available injector pulse duration at and over 7,000 RPM, you'll be suffering from lack of fuel. At 11,000 RPM, the cycle time is down to 10.9 ms. For a clearer view of this, the chart below shows this all.
The red line is the cycle time available. It doesn't even make it onto this graphs scale until over 4,500 RPM, such is the cycle time at lower RPM. The pink line is the maximum injector pulse duration for a single injector (maximum 17 ms) given the limitation of cycle time at any given RPM. The orange line is the individual maximum injector pulse duration for dual injectors (per injector) run by original dual injector software. As you can see, it is unaffected by cycle time limitations until well over 12,000 RPM.
The blue and purple lines come from the 996S (Euro, SPS engine) fuel map. The blue line is the map number, the purple line what the ECU will require per injector. From this, there are a couple of things that should be clear.
This engine could quite happily run on a single injector. It does get close to using the maximum injector pulse duration at 11,000 RPM (also known as 100% duty cycle), but it's probably rev limited to about that anyway.
The maximum fuel requirement does not occur at the max power RPM. It occurs at the maximum torque RPM – in this case, around 8,500 RPM. This is something many don't understand. The amount of fuel required is based on how much air gets trapped in the cylinder. More air trapped, more fuel is required, and more torque is produced. Once the engine goes past its torque peak, however, the amount of air being trapped has to be decreasing. If it wasn't, the torque wouldn't decrease. Frictional and pumping losses have an effect here, but the volumetric efficiency has the largest effect. Remember that power = torque X RPM. So, even though the power output is still rising, the torque output is dropping. And, as the air trapped per cycle is now decreasing, the fuel required per cycle is decreasing accordingly. Not proportionally, as the less efficient the engine becomes, the more fuel it needs, but certainly decreasing at a somewhat similar rate.
This is a simple error in understanding that many people make. They assume if the power peaks at 11,000 RPM, it needs the most fuel at 11,000 RPM. Not true, although how much less than that required at the torque peak depends on the individual engine's state of tune, and how well it holds its torque. So you sort of need to know what shape torque curve to expect before you get it so you can prepare for it. At 11,000 RPM, it will need more fuel over a given length of time, but less fuel per cycle, and that's what the fuel map deals with – injector pulse duration per cycle.
As a side note, the comment "At 11,000 RPM, it will need more fuel over a given length of time" relates to how specific fuel consumption is expressed, and how fuel is used by an engine. Brake specific fuel consumption (BSFC) is a commonly used engineering term. It is quantified as the amount (in mass) of fuel required to make a measured unit quantity of power in a measured time. For the metric system, this is kg per kW per hour. For the imperialists, lbs per Hp per hour. The lower the number, the higher the efficiency. A BSFC chart looks something like a weather barometric pressure chart, and is quite interesting. Most petrol engines are most efficient at approximately 85% of full load at max torque RPM. At low percentage of full load (low throttle) they are generally very in-efficient. Diesel BSFC charts are quite different, as they are far more efficient everywhere. I would show one here, but then I'd have to explain it all, and that in itself would take a whole report. I suggest those interested get themselves down to the local university library and check out the engine section, which from memory is at ref. 629.43 (629 something anyway).
For my 888, for instance, at 4,500 RPM (torque climbing steeply, 11.28 ms fuel number), it is using 25.380 seconds of injector time per minute (if I knew how that related to flow, I'd say so, but I don't) to make 47 Dynojet Hp – 540.00 milli seconds per Hp per minute.
At 5,500 RPM (first minor torque peak, 11.90 ms fuel number), it is using 32.725 seconds of injector time per minute to make 64 Dynojet Hp – 511.33 milli seconds per Hp per minute.
At 7,000 RPM (the torque peak, 12.43 ms fuel number) it is using 43.505 seconds of injector time per minute to make 85 Dynojet Hp – 511.82 milli seconds per Hp per minute.
At 9,000 RPM (the power peak, 12.18 ms fuel number) it is using 54.810 seconds of injector time per minute to make 104 Dynojet Hp – 527.02 milli seconds per Hp per minute.
At 10,000 RPM (fuel number 11.66 ms), when both torque and power curves are on the downward slide, it is using 58.300 seconds of injector time per minute to make 102 Dynojet Hp – 571.56 milli seconds per Hp per minute.
the overall fuel use (seconds of injector time per minute) is still increasing.
Back to the story. The ST4S and S4R come from the factory with single injector throttle bodies, the same injector as the ST4 and S4 in fact. Maybe with the shorter duration inlet cam they felt the high RPM operation would be a little less demanding, but I've seen ST4S make as much power as any equivalent 996 Strada, so I don't see any logic in that theory. Rev limiting them a bit lower can also avoid this issue somewhat, but that's also a pretty good idea for any 4V engine's general health anyway - valve collets in particular.
I thought I'd add a couple of graphs showing air/fuel ratios with RPM from a couple of bikes I've done, just to show what happens when they get to the point where they are injector restricted. These are all bikes I've run on the dyno with some sort of altered cam timing. One benefit of the advanced inlet cam timing we run on most engines is that it brings down the volumetric efficiency after the power peak. This reduces the need for fuel right about where a single injector may be a problem, so it's rather convenient.
All I'm showing here is air/fuel curves. I do a set of runs when possible to see what the engine wants in terms of air/fuel ratio and to get a picture of the power curve. Some of these graphs show very rich or lean mixtures – don't worry about that. If I showed you the power curves you'd see corresponding dips where those mixtures occur.
First up is a 916 running 112/108 cam timing and an Ultimap UM071 eprom. Green is no added fuel, red +5%, blue +10%, yellow +15% and pink +20%. As you can see, it's going rich above 10,000 RPM anyway. Adding 5% makes a difference, but then from about 10,200 RPM upward the richer curves begin to converge as we run out of injector time. The power peaked on this bike at 9,100 RPM, with the torque curve peaking at 6,800 RPM, although it was somewhat flat to 8,500 RPM when it started falling away.
Finally a 996 running the Ultimap UM222 eprom. This bike had the cam timing set to 108/108 as we usually do and also had one of the Gio.ca.moto 52mm (I think) full exhaust systems. As you can see once over 9,500 RPM the curves start to converge, and there's no available enrichment left over 10,000 RPM. But with this setup, the power peaks at 8,800 RPM and the torque at 6,600 RPM, so it's somewhat irrelevant to rev them over 10,000 RPM regardless of the rev limiter.


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"No, no, no, Istanbul Hi Fi Club was conceived and founded on the fifteenth of February 1995 by fifteen founding members, not by me alone." protests Kamil, as always very modestly. On paper he may be right but the truth is that it was his own idea which he had shared with his close friend Osman Tumay. He was the one who thought about such a Club and who pressed the "start" button. On behalf of nearly 100 members today, I would like to thank Kamil one more time for his excellent idea and initiative. Not only have we developed a platform to share our hobby, but met many good friends. Kamil is the first President (1995) of Istanbul Hi Fi Club.
Kamil's system sits in his main living room with an exquisite view of the Bosphorus. The picture on the bottom left reflects only a small portion of his view as my camera's wide angle is limited to 37 mm. He uses four D&B Lab mono Turkish made tube power amplifiers designed and built by Deger Terem. Each pair drives Kef 105/3 speakers in bi-amp configuration. Kamil modified the speaker cables (Audioquest Cobalt Series 2) used for low frequencies in order to obtain his desired bass definition.
In the usual format of "My Friends' System" I don't normally mention any occupations outside of our hobby. But in the case of Kamil I think I can make an exception as his occupations have public appeal and web sites.
VizonShow is an Istanbul tradition which repeats every six months presenting the trends and fashion of current season to an audience of approximately 5000 guests in three days with 7 performances. The program consists of locally popular fashion houses, young designers and an internationally praised guest of honor. It is a reference standard and has presented almost all of the fashion history of the country since 1979.
Who is Who in Turkey is published by Profesyonel Ltd. since 1985. Contemporary correspondence methods made it possible to include more than 15000 personally edited biographies of community leaders to it's current edition.
Profesyonel Ltd acts as a boutique advertising agency and provides consultancy, production and direct mailing services as well as tailor made conceptualization and realization of public events. M&K signed Web site design and maintenance is a new addition to it's wide range of activities. M&K is a company founded by Kamil and his son Mehmet.
I strongly encourage you to visit the above sites, particularly VIZONSHOW which is superbly designed and constructed by Kamil. He and his son Mehmet gave me my first lessons on web site construction. I still continue to consult them. Thanks to them you can all view these pages.
Kamil listens to classical (60%), jazz (35%) and to rock / pop (5%).
System's Components
CD Player Quad CD-77
Preamp: Quad 77
Power Amps: D&B Lab x 4 (mono bi-amps)
Speakers: Kef 105/3 (with Kube 200)
Interconnects: MIT MI330 CV Terminator Series 2, MIT MI 330 Tube Terminator Series 2, Monster Cable Interlink Reference 2
Speaker Cables: MIT MH 750 Tube Terminator Series 2, Audioquest Cobalt (modified by Kamil)
Kamil's comments about his System:
AA: "Kamil, how would you describe your system's sound?"
KS: "It has an untiring, refined and natural sound. I also like its low volume accuracy."
AA: "Do you think there is room for improvement?"
KS: "I would want tighter bass and a little more articulation."
AA: "Have you got plans for upgrading?"
KS: "Yes, I'm planning to add an A/C conditioner as my sound quality is very much dependent of the time of the day. Also, I would like to upgrade my CD player to Proceed for more drier and detailed sound, and finally upgrade my low frequency speaker cable to get a more controlled bass."


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Today, I went hiking with a friend in West Vancouver at Cypress Falls Park.
The name is misleading for two reasons: 1) it's not a park, it's a forest; and 2) it's literally just some water falling. When I think "waterfall", I think of massive curtains of water plunging down from a cliff and thundering into the depths of an otherwise serene reservoir. Today's was not so. It was... a spray.
But no matter, it was a very peaceful time getting in touch with nature again. I just really needed to be surrounded by green, and it was a refreshing and quick walk through a wooden wonderland. An afternoon well spent!
In the end, I had to go back to my usual world of gray. But I'll be back soon!


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Preview Main Points: Organ donation is a complex procedure, but for most people can be considered a meanwhile procedure. Or maybe the increasing levels of Obesity? The decision can literally be done in just minutes. How many of you have actually thought about organ donation? Credibility Statement: why are you qualified to speak on this topic? Give my sins to the devil. These people are waiting on a list for their perfect match… the perfect person to be their organ donor. After a transplant of a vital organ, the average survival rate is over 80%.
Statement of Significance: Most people in the U. By donating your organs, you are losing nothing. Sometimes when people choose to donate their organs it's because they truly take time to think about whether or not they want to donate their organs. Think about what you want to become, your aspirations, ambitions, and goals for yourself. Organ shortage is not only a problem in Europe, but is a problem worldwide. However, I am going to focus on a liver transplant match. We alone have the power to pursue what we exemplify to be greatness.
Organ donation is consistent with the beliefs of all major religions. Registering to become a organ donor will save lives, giving the greatest gift of all: Life A. Well, my cousin was five years old when… 932 Words 4 Pages Speech Title: Organ Transplants General Purpose: To Inform Specific Purpose: I want to educate my audience about organ donation matching process, the requirements to donate and to receive organs, and how donations can be found. The discount and the rebate conditions provided monetary incentives to register as a donor that were calibrated to be the same size as the monetary benefit of having priority. This is false; doctors 1076 Words 5 Pages Topic: Persuasive Speech Assignment 2: Organ Donation Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience to become registered organ donors.
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What are the major problems in our society today? By a show of hands, how many of you are organ donors? In most cases, the donor chooses to donate his body organs after his death. Firstly because many people are too careless to fill in a form. If you do all I have asked, I will live forever. First, I will take you through the matching process. Age is not a factor in organ donation. There are many people on the waiting list to receive an organ due to illness or complications with their own organs and those that receive the miracle of an organ that is donated that actually matches them as well, can live a better, longer quality of life.


In one of our previous news we have discussed the European requirements concerning Real Time Release Testing (RTRT). RTRT is defined as the ability to evaluate and ensure the quality of products based on process data.
The FDA also has published an interesting presentation on its website entitled "Regulatory Perspective on Real Time Release Testing (RTRT)" by Dr. Christine Moore, CDER, FDA.
When RTRT is used, it is part of the control strategy and can include some or all of the final critical quality attributes (CQAs).
The presentation includes considerations concerning the point of testing, sampling methods and the RTRT specification. Regarding the batch release decision for RTRT, the presentation states that end product testing should not be substituted for failure of an RTRT release method. The failure should then be investigated first.
As concerns the authorisation of RTRT, the level of detail in submission should depend on the importance of the chosen model to the overall control strategy. In the case of low impact models a general discussion of the model is sufficient, whereas in the case of high impact models (e.g., RTRT models) a full description of data collection, pretreatment and analysis is needed.
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Nearby Things to Do include: Hikes & Walks such as San Tommaso; Churches such as San Giovanni Battista e Sant'Eufemia and San Pietro al Monte; Paragliding Tours such as Aero Club Monte Cornizzolo; Parks & Gardens such as Monte Barro Park and Cypress Island; Golf Courses such as Golf Club Lecco.


Early Registration Pricing: $50 for 1 child, $75 for family (2+ children) - Now through April 30th!
Our nursery is set up and staffed with volunteers to love on the tiniest members of your family (serving newborns through crawlers).
Our toddler room (serving walkers through 2 years 11 months) is full of fun toys, a dedicated outside play area, and teachers there to play with your tots, teach them basic Bible truths through Play-n-Worship curriculum, and keep them safe of course!
Our Preschool room (serving potty trained 3 years through Pre-K) is set up to introduce your children to more of a classroom setting where they learn Bible stories, through Play-n-Worship curriculum, that reinforce Bible truths, as well as enjoy play time, snack time, and time on our playground.
Our Kindergarten - 5th grade program offers three age-specific Bible Classes at 9:00 and a combined-age Kid's Church at 11:00. Both hours use The Gospel Project curriculum presented in different ways to reach many learning styles. Attending both Bible Class and Kids Church provides the children with the most comprehensive teaching.
9:00 Bible Classes (K/1, 2nd/3rd, and 4th/5th) focus on teaching through hands-on interaction with the Bible, small group discussions, games and activities.
11:00 Kids Church (K-5th) is a large group, small group format. The children learn through an engaging message and large group worship. Then they split into small groups where they follow up the lesson with a variety of activities.
Kids Church and the K-3 Bible Classes finish class on the playground. We believe kids playing and having fun together is an important part of their growth in the church community!
Our purpose in Children's Ministry at Hillside is to ensure that every child that comes to Hillside experiences Jesus' love and draws closer to God through relationships and teaching. Luke 9:48 says, "Then he said to them, 'Whoever welcomes this little child in my name welcomes me; and whoever welcomes me welcomes the one who sent me. For it is the one who is least among you all who is the greatest,' and this is the driving force behind our ministry. We aim to provide a fun, kid-centered environment and teaching that helps our kids learn Bible truths, develop relationships with Christ, and create a community where all our children and families feel welcome, known, and loved.
We believe that children are a vital part of the church body. It is our desire, as a children's ministry, to help them experience that through identifying the gifts God has given them and using those to serve the congregation and the world. We want to enable them to not just learn Biblical Truths, but live them out through serving on the worship team, during the Bridge community time, at our vacation bible school Missions station, among many other opportunities. These opportunities help our children know that their love in the world is a powerful force!
MOPS stands for Mothers of Preschoolers. We are a Christian based program for mothers of all ages, lifestyles, and backgrounds who are currently expecting or parenting children from infancy through kindergarten. At MOPS you can expect to receive encouragement and inspiration from other moms as you journey toward being the best mom you can be!
Join us for a quarterly dinner, teaching, devotion and prayer support for parents of children with special needs. Two churches are collaborating on this resource for families! Relevant topics and biblical teaching will be provided at each session. Childcare available by reservation only. Cost $5 per adult for dinner and childcare. Please check the calendar for the next event!
Gatherings are scheduled several times a year for adoptive and foster parents to come together to share and support each other as they experience the unique challenges of parenting adoptive and foster children. Dinners and speakers are usually a part of the gathering. Please check the calendar for the next event!


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From Ink to Sound
0:07Skip to 0 minutes and 7 secondsWelcome to the last week of our course. In the next steps, we will get a glimpse of some kinds of notation that were developed for instrumental music in the 16th century. Of course, instrumental music had been notated before that period. But obviously, the need to write this music in a specifically devised notation only developed during the Renaissance, where we have a huge amount of transmitted sources. Already during the 14th and 15th centuries, most of instrumental music consisted of transcriptions of vocal music. During the Renaissance, this practise still existed. But at the same time, an idiomatic language evolved specifically for lute and keyboard instruments. In order to write music for these instruments, different systems were established called tablatures.
1:09Skip to 1 minute and 9 secondsToday, we classify tablatures with regard to where they were used. Therefore, we speak of Italian, French, German lute or keyboard tablatures, and so on. In this week, you will get acquainted with the most important ones. And you will learn how this translation from vocal to instrumental music works. The musical examples selected for this video presentation come all from manuscripts owned by the library of the University of Basel. The first piece is taken out from a book of tablature for keyboard instruments once owned by the Basel lawyer and humanist Bonifacius Amerbach. He was an amateur musician who played plucked, keyboard, and wind instruments.
2:03Skip to 2 minutes and 3 secondsIt is an intabulation of Paul Hofhaimer's three-part tenor lied, "Nach willen din," written in the so-called older German keyboard tablature.
2:16Skip to 2 minutes and 16 seconds[CLAVICHORD VERSION OF "NACH WILLEN DIN"]
4:02Skip to 4 minutes and 2 secondsThe lute music, as you will learn during this week, is based on a completely different notational system, which derives from the principle that the notational signs show the finger position of the player's left hand on the fingerboard. Here, you can see an example of German lute tablature. It is an instrumental version of the song, "Es sind doch selig alle," a four-part setting over a monophonic choral melody by Mathias Greiter. The book of tablature was written by Ludwig Iselin, grand-nephew of Bonifacius Amerbach, and like him, an amateur lutenist.
4:47Skip to 4 minutes and 47 seconds["ES SIND DOCH SELIG ALLE"]
6:30Skip to 6 minutes and 30 secondsAs these instruments, the keyboard and the lute, allow the playing of more than one voice, the players transcribed not only polyphonic music, but added even virtuosic passage work to practise and to show their skills. This leads later also to the notation of pure instrumental music, like dances, fantasias, preludes, and so on.
Early tablature notations of instrumental music
The last week of this course will introduce you to the main notational systems of keyboard and lute music: the so-called tablatures. You will get an overview on how instrumental music of the 16th century was visualised.
As you will notice in this introduction video instrumental notation does work in a quite different way compared to the notation of vocal music we have discussed until in the past weeks. The music examples you will listen to in this video were selected from manuscripts owned by the Basel University Library. The first example is a recording of Corina Marti from the Ensemble La Morra with the three-part tenorlied Nach Willen din in an intabulation of Paul Hofhaimer preserved in the manuscript Basel, Universitätsbibliothek, F IX 22, fol. 82v–83r. The second example is a version for lute of the song Es Sind Doch Selig Alle Die from the manuscript Basel, Universitätsbibliothek, F X 11, fol. 15v performed by Michal Gondko from the Ensemble La Morra.
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Home » News » Savage murder trial planned for September
News9 July 2019
Savage murder trial planned for September
By Sue Tiffin
Published July 9 2019
A trial date for William Savage the Fenelon Falls man accused with the first-degree murder of David Palmer of Bowmanville has been tentatively set to begin Sept. 23.
The jury selection process is planned to begin that day and depending on how long jury selection takes as well as any further motions to be dealt with the trial could start the next day or within that week.
"It's scheduled for five weeks but it could take five days it could take 10 weeks" said supervisor of court operations Teresa Jenkinson. "It's set for five weeks."
Savage was 47 when he was charged with first degree murder on Oct. 26 2016 in connection with the death of Palmer who was 47 at the time of his death. At the time of the arrest OPP confirmed that Savage and Palmer were known to each other.
Savage who is currently released on bail returned to court on June 26 last week for an in-person appearance.
The matter next returns to court on July 22 at 10 a.m. tentatively in Courtroom 2T at the Lindsay courthouse located at 440 Kent Street West Lindsay.
September's trial will be held in Lindsay according to Jenkinson but the July date will be based on where the judge is at that time.
The file has so far been in Lindsay Newmarket Peterborough and Cobourg with Jenkinson noting it can go anywhere in the central east region.
Palmer was last seen on Oct. 2 2015 on video surveillance stopping at a gas station on Hwy 35 outside of Pontypool and his Honda Accord was recovered on Oct. 14 near Spruce Lake Trail in Haliburton. His remains were discovered in May 2016.


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Q: Lineal functions with Liouville's theorem Let $f, g\in O(\mathbb{C})$ (holomorphed in $\mathbb{C}$) and $k\in\mathbb{R}^{*}$ such that $Re(f(z))\leq kRe(g(z))$, for all $z\in \mathbb{C}$. Show that there are constant $a$ y $b$ such that $f(z)=ag(z)+b$ for all $z\in\mathbb{C}$.
My attempts:
I know that if $f$ is entire and $Re(f(z))\leq M$ for all $z\in\mathbb{C}$ then $f$ is constant so I don't know if I could use this statement with $f(z)-g(z)$ or if there is another way to show it.

A: Try $h(z):= \exp(f(z)-kg(z))$ and use the fact that $|\exp z| = \exp(\text{Re}(z))$.

A: Because $k\in \mathbb R ,$ $\text { Re }(f-kg) = \text { Re }f-k \text { Re }g\le 0$ everywhere. Now use the result you already know.

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Synthesis of highly hindered oxepins and an azepine from bis-trityl carbenium ions: structural characterisation by NMR and X-ray crystallography
Lookup NU author(s): Dr Kieren Carey, Emeritus Professor Bill Clegg, Dr Mark Elsegood, Professor Bernard Golding, Dr Maurice Hill
Reactions of the bis-carbenium ion 2,2'-bis[bis(p-methoxyphenyl)methyl]biphenyl ditetrafluoroborate with ammonia, n-propylamine and benzylamine have been studied with the aim of developing an acid-labile protecting group for primary amines that masks both hydrogen atoms of the NH2 group. Although the parent 5,5,7,7-tetrakis(p-methoxyphenyl)-5,7-dihydrodibenzo[c,e]azepine was isolated and fully characterised, the corresponding azepines could not be obtained in a pure state from the reactions with the primary amines. The bis-carbenium ion was prepared from the treatment of 2,2'-bis[bis(p-methoxyphenyl) hydroxymethyl]biphenyl with fluoroboric acid. Attempts to prepare the corresponding diphenyl analogue were unsuccessful using either fluoroboric acid or boron trifluoride. The only product isolated from these reactions was 5,5,7,7-tetraphenyl-5,7-dihydrodibenzo[c,e]oxepin. The oxepin and its phenyl-p-methoxyphenyl and bis(p-methoxyphenyl) analogues were efficiently obtained by dehydration of the corresponding diol, e. g. 2,2'-bis[ bis( p-methoxyphenyl) hydroxymethyl]biphenyl, in the presence of 3 Angstrom molecular sieves or Amberlite IR-200 resin. The compounds 2,2'-bis[bis(p-methoxyphenyl)hydroxymethyl] biphenyl, (R,R/S,S)-2,2'-[bis(phenyl-p-methoxyphenyl)hydroxymethyl] biphenyl, 5,5,7,7-tetraphenyl-5,7-dihydrodibenzo[c,e]oxepin, 5,5,7,7-tetrakis(p-methoxyphenyl)-5,7-dihydrodibenzo[c,e]oxepin and 5,5,7,7tetrakis(p-methoxyphenyl)-5,7-dihydrodibenzo[c,e]azepine were characterised by crystal structure analyses. 2,2'-Bis[bis(p-methoxyphenyl)hydroxymethyl]biphenyl and 5,5,7,7-tetrakis(p-methoxyphenyl)-5,7-dihydrodibenzo[c,e] oxepin exhibited dynamic NMR properties, and free energy barriers have been determined.
Author(s): Elsegood MRJ; Golding BT; Clegg W; Hill MNS; Carey KA; Maskill H
Journal: Journal of the Royal Chemical Society: Perkin Transactions 1
Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry
URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/b207108h
DOI: 10.1039/b207108h


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Medical Explorer Students Get In-Depth Look at Health Careers
High school students from the Medical Explorer Post have been engaging with the local community, learning skills that will be invaluable as they pursue goals of working in the medical field. The career exploratory program was founded by Richard Selinfreund, Ph.D., an associate professor of pathology at BCOM, who now runs the program along with fellow pathology professor Jennifer Eastwood, Ph.D., and Michael Ogas, a teacher at Onate High School.
The group, which meets two or three times per month, recently got an up-close-and-personal look at the medical profession when they toured the Mesilla Valley DaVita Dialysis Clinic. "Cindy Adams, facility administrator at the clinic, led our students around the clinic," Dr. Selinfreund said. "She provided them with a brilliant perspective of dialysis from the standpoint of her patients. Our students will be following up with medical studies related to the disease of diabetes that can develop into the requirement for dialysis."
That same evening, Nurse Laura Jarry from Dona Ana Community College, gave the students an inside look at the intricacies of EKG monitoring. The introductory presentation entailed hooking up 12 lead monitors and recording EKGs on healthy volunteer subjects.
Most of the students involved in the Medical Explorer Post are also members of their school's Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA) club. Marisol Lozano and Omar Trujillo, both students at Arrowhead Park Early College High School, recently participated in a state HOSA competition where they earned a gold medal in biomedical debate and won second place in CPR/First Aid. "It was a busy three days, but they were successful. Now Omar and I have the opportunity to go to Orlando to compete at an international level," says Lozano, who was also recently elected as the New Mexico state southern representative for the HOSA organization.
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Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine Hosted White Coat Ceremony for Largest Class to Date
Burrell SOMA Chapter Selected for the Golden Femur Award at the National SOMA Spring Convention
Burrell College Faculty Council Selects the 2022 Faculty Award Winners
Dr. Scott Cyrus Honored as Pediatrician of the Year by the American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians (ACOP)
Burrell College Hosts High School Outreach Experience


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night stay at the Union Hotel Geiranger. On arrival we make a visit to the Inlandsbanan Museum before getting a real taste of Lapland with a visit to a Sami village in Slagnas. Let the good times roll! Adems, sus recomendaciones de alojamientos y restaurantes hacen que puedas planificar todo el viaje de una manera sencilla y cmoda sin salir de minube. On arrival in Fauske, we board our train to Steinkjer which takes us along the incredible Nordland Railway on the 'Polar Express which travels past awesome fjords and bristling forests. The best thing no hidden extras we didn't have to pay for any of the excursions like the fjord cruise or the visit to the Sami village plus we never had to tip any of the drivers, tour guides etc that was all taken care. We navigate the same course as the emerald waters of the River Rauma for much of the journey, the tracks following the river as it winds around the hillsides below jagged mountain peaks. Call us biased, but we think its by ship. The Award Winning Leader in Escorted Worldwide Rail Holidays. Note: your question will be posted publicly on the Questions Answers page.
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Scenery spectacular as expected. When it comes to exploring the countries of Northern and Western Europe, we can take you back in time, anytime youd like. Car Rentals, airport Taxis. Great location- I was on crutches at the time of my visit and didn't have too much difficulty getting around. Seven Things To Do In Norway. Includes: Breakfast, Dinner Days 1-2, day 4 Day. Read all reviews Inspiration from our travel karlsen og fritze kristiansand writers Julie Helen Similar tours Grand Arctic Circle Explorerfrom 5,495 per person View tour details Fjords Cruise Historic Cities of Norwayfrom 1,495 per person View tour details Grand Alpine Explorerfrom 3,495 per person View tour details Experience Value. On arrival, we check into the Hotel Jokkmokk for a one night stay.


2018 my first visited place was Ise Shrine!!
I visited Ise Shrine on 3rd January.
It is important 3 days of New Year for Japanese people.
Many people visit to Shrine and pray for health and Happiness.
The official nameof this shrine is Jingu.
Common name is Oise-san or Ise-jingu.
The G7 Ise-Shima summit was held this area in 2016.
There is two shrines in Ise-jingu, Naiku shrine and Geku shrine.
Naiku shrine is dedicated to the Sun god.
Foundation of Naiku shrine was 2000 years ago.
Geku shrine is dedicated to the God of clothing, food and shelter.
Foundation of Geku shrine was 1500 years ago.
There are more than hundred Shrines, large and small, in this area.
I started Osaka-Uehonmachi Station (Kintetsu line) at 7:15.
Semi Express for Isuzugawa (五十鈴川) station.
Get off at the Ise-shi (伊勢市駅)Station.
It is the close Exit to Geku shrine.
information center on right side.
First I went to Geku shrine and then I visited Naiku shrine.
About 5 minute by walk Ise-shi Station to Geku shrine.
There are many shops on the approach to the Geku shrine.
Let's have fun this year too with Japanese trip!!
Ise grand shrine. A majority of that space is forest.


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The George Crawford Band - Blues, Classic Rock, Soul and R&B, Jazz-Fusion - Zanesville, OH
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The George Crawford Band
The George Crawford Band has carefully developed a repertoire that returns the listener to a time and place where music was king, and the lead guitarist & searing vocals were the center of attention. It is a diverse repertoire, including music from ZZ Top, Jeff Beck, The Allman Bros., B.B. King, Eric Clapton, The Temptations, Buddy Miles, The James Gang, Procol Harum, Van Morrison, Steve Winwood, Spooky Tooth, Johnny Winter, Cream, Traffic, Deep Purple, Sly and The Family Stone, James Brown and many other early seventies blues/rock and funk powerhouses. This music is not for the meek or faint of heart! The George Crawford Band does not pretend to be a "top 40" band, nor does it want to be! The G.C.B. is a collaborative, bringing together four seasoned performers with the musical range, individual expertise and dedication to this project, a dedication very obvious to anyone listening....truly a labor of love! The G.C.B. provides a sanctuary for its audience, a sanctuary filled with memories of the ideals, dreams and passion that bore much of the timeless music of an era gone, but not forgotten! The G.C.B. has just released its first CD, "Legacy", dedicated to the memory of its namesake, George Crawford. Another CD is in the works, a CD comprised of original material written by G.C.B. members. A release date has not yet been set.
Contact information: David Joseph at 740.453.0847 or dljmusic@aol.com. The George Crawford Band Website with music samples: georgecrawfordmemorialband.net
The George Crawford Band can travel to almost any point in and around Ohio, provided commensurate compensation and accommodations are within the contract. The band is totally self-contained with sound system and lights, however, it can adapt to any event-provided P.A. gear with ease.
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Leafing through the collection of publications and files on the shelf in the passage outside the kitchen. Paying attention to Ocular Lab's self-description statements (from publications in 2005 & 2007), and noticing the shifts in inflection from writer to writer. Thinking of peripheral details – that the shopfront was formerly a milk bar, run by Mrs Vignoli, who still lives in the house adjoining. That the room was used as a private artists studio, before it shifted back to a public space as a gallery. That Ocular Lab is nearing its end and will return to being a private studio after March next year.
From 2003-2006 a record of projects at the Lab was kept in file folders, including exhibition details, images and statements. In the back catalogue I notice an image of the rectangle stripped in the paint by Julie Davies to show a small screen in the Pearson St window. And an image showing the former gallery signage and street number on the glass over the doorway.
Continuing to strip the paint from the windows, this week using a fragrant citrus based product. Noticing the traces of the former Lab window interventions I've been told about – the 5cm frame cut all around the edge of each pane by Bill Seeto, a 20 cent coin sized periscope hole by Sean Loughrey and the rectangle to reveal a screen by Julie Davies. Finding layers of colour beneath the white, including red and black used in previous shows by Alex Rizkalla. Steadily obliterating this material record.
Picking some of the bottle-brushes that were in a blaze all along Pearson and Albert St's. Aware that the colour red has been waving at me like a flag here – red blankets, a red rose, red rubber gloves, red everywhere.
The progress of clover, indoors and out.
By week three I'd become attuned to the sound of the postie's motorbike approaching around the same time each afternoon. One day I stood in the doorway, thinking to record his passing as a blur of fluorescent orange. But he stopped – for me!
A card from my friend Lucy, with news of her garden and our workplace. The arrival of post, personally addressed and received, was pleasing testament to my being "in residence".
Eating lunch in the streetscape. On the rock, on the footpath.
As the view to the street from within the Lab became wider, I started to enjoy the corner panorama effect. Particularly the unwieldy passage of large trucks around, or over, the roundabout. Noticing again, from the conversation with Alex, how the roundabout is designed to be mounted by the supermarket trucks on their way to Sydney Rd. And the way that sometimes, as with this one, a truck would pass by in one direction and back in the other soon after – completing the turn in two stages.
Noticing how many roses are planted in the front gardens of Brunswick. Taking note of blooms and two street names on my route home from the Lab.
Wiping down the handbasin and putting out soap. Cleaning the loo. Doing the dishes.
Taping up printouts of the blog notes on the red panel in the hallway, where they catch passing air.
Preparing the room and table with Sandie for the Friday night dinner and talk. Friends and Lab members arrive in the last of the day's light. I introduce my practice and THE LAB via a project from this time last year, THE__HALL. Dips and bread by Julie, a tomato soup with pasta, rosemary and lemon by Sandie, and Lebanese pastries and fruit from Sydney Rd. With a red slide, the data projector became a room softening light source, along with household lamps brought in by Kylie and Bianca. Blankets became a bed for a cold body needing rest.
Arriving on Saturday and noticing balloons tied to the telegraph pole on the corner with a handmade garage sale sign. The ways people draw attention in the streetscape. The day was windy, and their movement against the pole an echo of the flutterings Thea had been observing in Sydney. Midway through a conversation that day I looked and noticed the red balloon had popped. By the end of the day, both had.
Noting the light shape cast by the building facade from three different vantage points – standing on Mrs Vignoli's front fence, on the rock and in the tree.
Making a day bed for my own tired body.
Receiving visitors, like Lauren, author of She Sees Red. We pass an hour or two sitting, drinking tea and chatting – about how we know our mutual friend Lucas, our mutual compulsion to document and how to find restraint and balance and the Melbourne Laneways project, which sparks a rambly musing on light. I'm keen to see Geoff Robinson's current laneway project that reflects and reorients sunlight. Lauren connects this to the ray of light designed to beam into Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance at exactly 11:00am on the eleventh day of the eleventh month – or 12 midday these days, thanks to daylight savings. I wonder if that is in effect an oculus, and think back to my experience of the Pantheon in Rome. We continue on the daylight savings theme, likening it to a kind of time warping and pondering the repeated referendums held in WA and QLD that have returned a resounding "NO" to its institution in those states. We try to think of the reasons why – agricultural we figure – and find they're a little beyond our inner-city, coastal frames of reference.
Sightings of fellow field workers. A young woman shooting video of the roundabout, and then seeming to follow a bird hopping along the road – which she caught, wrapped up and carried away. Soon after, a young man standing on the roundabout, waiting for something or someone and checking his phone.
Sitting on the rock and looking up. Registering the grid of power lines and their intersection with the facade.
Heightened layering of vision and reflection in the Lab windows.
Edited and Co-Produced by Jacob Bee, Ronald Boer, Valerie Dempsey, Erin Gleason, Florian Graf, Naomi Hennig, Melissa MacRobert, Julia Martin and Christine Wylie.
When you are given a brief as a landscape architect, how do you engage with it in terms of fieldwork?
At the end of a long day stripping windows and no visitors, two people from the most consistent artist-run initiative visitor demographic dropped in – fellow artists with upcoming shows at the gallery.
To my many hosts and helpers…Sandra Bridie, Tom Nicholson, Clare Land, Julie Davies, Alex Rizkalla, Ocular Lab, Thea Rechner, Lucas Ihlein, Josie Cavallaro, Anne Kay, Bianca Hester, Kylie Wilkinson, John Najjar Furniture Forever.
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Human rights: social policy, digital technologies and human rights, migrant rights, labour rights, public participation and civic engagement, and cosmopolitan governance.
Applied social sciences: qualitative, quantitative, and social network analysis.
Social theory: critical theory, cognitive frame theory, sociology of the environment, citizenship, and cosmopolitanism.
Health and wellbeing: eHealth, disability research, population health, biopsychosocial model of wellbeing, and cognitive development.
Innovation: social and technological innovation, and Collective Awareness Platforms for Sustainability and Social Innovation (CAPS).
Youth and childhood research: developmental indicators for children growing up in the residential system for asylum seekers in Ireland.


London based jazz vocalist and songwriter. Her latest release "Two Sides Of Sara" (2018) features separate duo performances with pianist Gabriel Latchin and Hammond organist Bill Mudge.
"Dowling has an extraordinary voice that combines technical prowess with considerable emotional impact This is.an album that can be recommended to all fans of accomplished vocal jazz."


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Regional Discard Policy: Informational Resources & Virtual Discussion
Last Updated: July 12 2016
Published: July 11 2016
This fall, the U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) will begin to accept discard requests from regional depository libraries, following the Joint Committee on Printing's approval of the Regional Discard Policy.
In preparation for the policy's implementation, numerous informational resources are now available on FDLP.gov.
A new web page that will serve as your one-stop-shop for discard information
The Regional Discard Policy
Frequently Asked Questions about the implementation of the policy (DRAFT)
Instructions for submitting discard requests to GPO (DRAFT)
Titles Eligible for Discard – List No. 1
Memorandum of Agreement for Preservation Stewards (DRAFT)
A 14-minute, informational webcast with basic information about and stipulations of the policy, the Phase 1 implementation schedule, an update of GPO's current action items and progress, upcoming communication to the FDLP community, and where to go for questions and comments
A Virtual Discussion – August 2, 2016 from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Eastern)
As part of this process, GPO is also recruiting libraries (both regionals and selectives) that will serve as Preservation Stewards. These designated libraries, under a Memorandum of Agreement with GPO, would retain all or a portion of discard-eligible depository resources. Identifying Preservation Stewards will allow GPO to ensure that preservation copies of record will be in geographically dispersed locations in the United States, as required by the JCP.
If your library may be interested in serving as a Preservation Steward or you would simply like to learn more, register to attend our virtual discussion on August 2, 2016 from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Eastern). By attending this virtual discussion, you are in no way committing to serve as a Preservation Steward. This is simply an exchange of information.
Reach out to GPO with your questions, comments, and feedback on the draft Memorandum of Agreement for Preservation Stewards via FDLP.gov's new Regional Discard Inquiry Form.


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Increasing Awareness of Mental Health Among Adult English Language Learners
Citlaly Ramirez, California State University, Monterey BayFollow
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Adult immigrants who come to a new country tend to have a harder time adapting to the way of life due to the language barrier they may face. Not only do they have a hard time acclimating to the new culture but they may also struggle with mental health disorders. Learning a new language is something that is difficult for everyone, regardless of age. The challenges of being an immigrant can take a toll on physical and mental health. Immigrants may face discrimination which could lead to anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation. When immigrants are not able to explain how they feel to a healthcare provider, it can lead to frustration and even a wrong diagnosis or insufficient help. Due to the stigma of mental health many immigrants feel that they are not allowed to ask for help and should not receive it which could lead to serious issues in the future. The increase of immigrants has caused a rise in the need for advocacy on mental health and its importance to this specific population.
Ramirez, Citlaly, "Increasing Awareness of Mental Health Among Adult English Language Learners" (2022). Capstone Projects and Master's Theses. 1393.
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Mama bear pullover
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Light, yet warm and cozy, this pullover will protect you from anything that life and weather throws at you, like a mama bear protects her cub. With its delicate textured pattern, the pullover is very wearable and hits that sweet spot between romantic and casual.
This round yoke pullover is worked top-down in the round with a wide boxy body and a straight sleeve gathered at the cuff. Apart from the pattern section of the yoke, which is very simple and intuitive, the pullover is worked in a textured seed-like pattern, making it a fun project for advanced beginners and pros alike.
The pattern is written for nine sizes 1 [2, 3, 4, 5] [6, 7, 8, 9] to fit 74 [84, 94, 104, 114] [124, 134, 144, 154] cm // 29 [33, 37, 41, 45] [49, 53, 57, 61] in bust circumference with ca. 22.5-31.5 cm (8.75-12.5 in) of positive ease and a finished bust circumference of ca. 96 [107, 120, 131, 144] [155, 164, 175, 185] cm // 38 [42.25, 47.25, 51.5, 56.5] [60.75, 64.5, 68.75, 73] in.
The sample is shown in size 2 on a 160 cm (5.3 ft) tall model with ca. 84–66–94 cm (33–26–39 in) body measurements.
For the finished garment measurements, refer to the schematic provided.
ca. 215 [245, 275, 310, 345] [380, 415, 455, 490] g or 9 [10, 11, 13, 14] [16, 17, 19, 20] balls o f Cardiff Cashmere classic, 100% cashmere with 112 m (122 yds) in 25 g, shown in colourway 679 (Tam Tam);
with an estimated yardage of ca. 963 m // 1053 yds [1098//1200, 1232//1347, 1389//1519, 1546//1690] [1702//1862, 1859//2033, 2038//2229, 2195//2401].
Or any other sport/DK weight yarn(s) to match the gauge.
∙ 3.5 mm (US 4) and 4.0 mm (US 6) circular needles with ca. 60–100 cm (24–40 in) cables;
∙ 3.0 mm (US 2.5) circular needles with 60 cm (24 in) cable for the neck ribbing in bigger sizes to reduce the width;
∙ spare cables, spare circular needles or scrap yarn to keep stitches on hold;
∙ a few stitch markers;
∙ a 4.0 mm (US 6) cable needle (optional);
∙ a tapestry needle or a crochet hook to weave in the ends.
∙ 24 sts & 36 rnds in 10 cm (4 in) measured over yoke pattern worked in the round on 4.0 mm (US 6) needles after blocking;
∙ 22 sts & 34 rnds in 10 cm (4 in) measured over seed-pattern of the body worked in the round on 4.0 mm (US 6) needles after blocking.
Adjust the needle sizes if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.
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The Supreme Court of Virginia wants to hear more about a defamation case argued during last week's court session.
The court changed its mind about hearing appellate issues raised by The Virginian-Pilot in a school administrator's appeal of a decision setting aside a $3 million jury award against the newspaper. Phillip Webb claimed he was defamed by a December 2009 article about Webb and his son, a student in the same school system. Webb alleged the newspaper falsely implied that he had improperly used his position to obtain more lenient discipline for the son.
One day after oral argument, the high court issued a one-page order granting two of the paper's assignments of cross-error the court initially rejected last spring. The justices now want to consider whether the trial court erred in finding that the newspaper article created a defamatory false implication, and in holding that a defendant need not intend the defamatory implication for purposes of determining the existence of actual malice.
Reprising their roles: Norfolk lawyer Conrad Shumadine for the Pilot, and Jerry Denton, of Virginia Beach, for Webb. Both lawyers are experienced appellate advocates, but neither has faced this kind of order previously.
Shumadine said he is "delighted" to respond to the court's request for more briefing and argument, and Denton likewise welcomes another chance to make his client's case.
"The issues are subtle in the case and it's not exactly shocking" that the court may want to delve more deeply into the matter, according to Denton.
The court has set the case for additional argument during the October session, which begins Oct. 28.


PV Sindhu, Saina Nehwal and Kidambi Srikanth play their second rounds at the India Open 2017. Follow our live blog for regular scores and updates from all the matches.
This year's All England looks more open as there are no clear favourites, but it goes without saying that Saina and Sindhu are two of India's biggest hopes.
From Sakshi Malilk's medal to Kidambi Srikanth's spirited performance, here's how India fared on day 12 of Rio Olympics 2016.
Day six of the Rio Olympics 2016 will see Indians in action across six sports – golf, badminton, archery, hockey, boxing, tennis.


AHMEDABAD: Hindustan Unilever Limited on Thursday announced that it has signed an agreement for the sale of its rice exports business carried out primarily under the brands 'Gold Seal Indus Valley' and 'Rozana', to LT Foods Middle East DMCC, a group company of LT Foods Limited (owner of 'Daawat'). HUL's decision to divest is in line with its strategy to exit non-core businesses, while continuing to drive its growth agenda in the core packaged foods business, the company said.
The deal envisages transfer of the brands and inventory for a consideration of Rs 25 cr, subject to adjustments on closing. The transaction is subject to fulfillment of certain conditions and the parties will work together to complete this over the next few months. HUL will continue to manage the business until the completion of the transaction.
HUL began exporting premium Basmati rice in 1985 under the brand 'Gold Seal Indus Valley' to various countries in the Middle East and Europe, which was subsequently extended to other brands and geographies. With the business operating across 21 countries, the current portfolio comprises Gold Seal Indus Valley Basmati Rice operating in premium segment and Rozana Branded Basmati Rice operating in mid segment. The brands registered a turnover of Rs 51 Crores as per audited financials for the year 2014-15.


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2021 ENCATC Academy on Cultural Relations
12 - 14 May 2021 Online
International cultural cooperation: Renew, Reimagine, Reconnect
ENCATC Academy on Cultural Relations was designed for the first time in 2012 to prepare academics, researchers, practitioners, policy makers, artists and students to deal with challenges in cultural relations and diplomacy. It is meant to offer an intense learning experience with a mixed methodology including lectures and seminars and enhance with experts from the field.
Download the programme (PDF)
The 2021 ENCATC Academy was held online from 12-14 May 2021. Each day will have a different focus:
12 May: RENEW - How academic institutions can be multipliers for international co-operation?
The session was devoted to discussing roles, mechanisms, mediation and practices helping / enabling academics and researchers to develop international co-operation projects. What are the main issues/challenges in international co-operation in your area of work? What are possible ways to mitigated or solved them? What are the benefits/opportunities arising from international co-operation? How can we work better together and bring new partners to join us? What could be the next steps for academics leading and enabling international co-operation? Participants had time to share their best tips for a smooth and successful international co-operation partnership/project as well as share ideas, pitch next projects, give examples: joint research projects, case analysis etc.
13 May: REIMAGINE - Global North & Global South Cultural Co-operation: Working Towards inclusive and equitable collaborations and partnerships
In this session focused broadly on the topic of international cultural co-operation. We seek to reflect on the implicit and explicit principles guiding cultural co-operation and the structures, conditions and processes for their development and implementation. We considered how the principles are or not applied in practice and what conditions are indeed shaping the inception, development and implementation of cultural co-operation projects. We wanted to question structures and power dynamics (e.g. ideas, money, expertise) in international cultural co-operation, and reflect on their impact. We ask what can be done, and how, to develop and implement inclusive and equitable collaborations and partnerships? We also questioned the symbolism of our language, including the binary use of North-South, and if inclusion and equity or fairness is what we should be striving for.
14 May: RECONNECT - Networks enabling people to (re)connect in pandemic times
This session focused on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on international cultural co-operation. We explored the shift to/increase in the use of digital/online means for international cultural co-operation due to the general need for physical distancing, quarantines and travel restrictions. We were particularly interested in examining the role of networks to create and maintain communities of thinking and practice and understand how this has transferred to the digital world. Some of the questions we propose to explore are: how best to create and manage digital communities? When these digital communities are a transfer of existing 'embodied' communities, how best to welcome and include new members? How to spot the gaps in our communities? Whom do we need to invite to join us? How to build trust between existing and new members in the digital world? Are technologies enablers or inhibitors of engagement? Can digital engagement be better than in-person?
As part of the Academy, a case study from Latin America and the Caribbean area was also showcased.
The Academy is an initiative of ENCATC done in partnership with New York University, Goldsmiths University of London, the University of Barcelona, the Association of Arts Administration Educators, and with the support of the Creative Europe programme of the European Union.


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