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On Sunday, Jan. 20, the congregation of Stillwater Community Chapel officially welcomes Dr. Gordon England with an installation ceremony during their regular 10:30 a.m. worship service. After the service there will be a Meet and Greet time, along with a lunch to be served in Applequist Hall. The Grand County community is invited to join in the service and celebration as well as the lunch. Dr. England is the son of two teachers and began his own career teaching music at all levels from elementary through the university. Then, after spending eight years as a missionary in the Philippines, he returned to the Denver area to be the senior pastor of Calvary Church in Broomfield for the next 14 years. While serving there, Dr. England also became one of the original members of the Board of Directors of Promise Keepers Men's Ministry, eventually leaving the pastorate to be on the full-time staff of Promise Keepers as the Director of Evangelism. Most recently he has been on the Pastoral staff of Crossroads Baptist Church in Northglenn.
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Editor's Overview
The Ford Fusion midsize sedan has been revamped for 2013, bringing dazzling looks, scores of technology, and a variety of powertrains that include two hybrids. The Fusion further stands out in this crowded segment with its blend of laudable fuel economy, athletic driving characteristics, and competitive pricing.
You'll Like The 2013 Ford Fusion If...
Whether you want a midsize sedan that's value-oriented, engaging to drive, or boasts the highest fuel economy in its class, there is probably a version of the 2013 Fusion that fits your requirements.
You May Not Like The 2013 Ford Fusion If...
If you must have a V6 engine, the Fusion isn't for you. And if you want a coupe version, like what Honda offers in its Accord, you're out of luck there as well. Those seeking the lowest price in the segment, meanwhile, may be attracted to a Hyundai Sonata or Subaru Legacy.
What's New
The Ford Fusion has been revamped for 2013 with a new design and high-tech safety features such as adaptive cruise control. Two different turbocharged 4-cylinder engines replace the V6 choices in previous models, and a plug-in hybrid called the Fusion Energi joins the regular Hybrid model, which is now rated at 47 mpg.
Interior Features
The 2013 Fusion's cabin is comfortable but feels slightly narrow, despite interior space growing compared with the last model. Four adults can sit comfortably in the Fusion, or three kids can squeeze in the back seat. At 16 cubic feet, the new Fusion's trunk is a tad smaller than its predecessor. In hybrid models, some space is eaten up by under-floor batteries. Still, even hybrid models allow the rear seats to fold for added cargo room. The cloth seats and foam inserts in Fusion Hybrid models are made from recyclable or renewable materials. Supple leather seating and an audio/climate-control system with touch controls can be had in higher trims.
Exterior Features
Ford has taken the Fusion's outer styling to a new level for this 2nd-generation, 2013 model. The car looks like a design from Aston Martin – which Ford previously owned – rather than your average 5-passenger family sedan. Bland this is not. 2013 Fusions are distinguished by a large trapezoidal grille up front. The EasyFuel capless gas filler system means you'll never again have to wrestle to open a fuel cap or wait for it to "click" into place. Energi versions have what looks like an additional fuel door on the front driver's side that covers the port for the charging cable. An innovative light ring indicates the level of charge, with a full circle equating a full charge.
Driving Impressions
The 2013 Ford Fusion stands out in the mid-size sedan segment with its athletic driving character. While the base 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine is adequate, the sedan really shines with the 1.6-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder or the even more potent 2.0-liter turbo that boasts 240 horsepower. A smooth shifting 6-speed automatic transmission is standard except in the hybrids, which use a continuously variable transmission (CVT), and the 1.6 turbo which offers a sterling 6-speed manual as a no-cost option. An optional fuel-saving start/stop system on the 1.6-liter model takes getting used to and can decrease the efficiency of the climate-control system at idle. All-wheel drive, available with the 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine, offers extra grip. The Fusion Hybrid, meanwhile, is among the best we've driven. The system's transition between the gasoline engine and electric motor is nearly seamless, and the car can travel up to 62 mph on electric power alone. The Energi plug-in hybrid's electric-only top speed is 85 mph, and the car is rated to travel up to 21 miles on electricity alone and up to 620 miles total.
Pricing Notes
A base 2013 Ford Fusion S has a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) starting at $22,495. On the other end of the spectrum, a loaded Titanium model with all-wheel drive can reach over $38,000. Regular Hybrid models start just under $28,000, while the Energi plug-in hybrid starts at $39,495. At its starting price, the 2013 Fusion is in line with segment leader Toyota Camry and the Honda Accord, Nissan Altima, and Chevy Malibu. The VW Passat, Hyundai Sonata, and Subaru Legacy undercut the Fusion's starting price. Hybrid models of the Fusion are priced higher than hybrid versions of the Toyota Camry, Hyundai Sonata, and Kia Optima. Be sure to check the Fair Purchase Price before buying to see what others in your area are actually paying for the 2013 Fusion. Looking ahead, we predict the Fusion's resale value to be near the top of this class, close to the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord.
Notable Equipment
The new Fusion debuts in four trims: S, SE, SE Hybrid, and Titanium. The Fusion Energi is set to arrive in early 2013. Base S models include manual climate control, a tilt/telescoping steering wheel, a 4-speaker AM/FM/CD player with auxiliary input, 16-inch wheels, and Ford's SYNC wireless communication system with voice control. SE models add 10-way power driver's seat, rear air vents, a 6-speaker audio system, and 17-inch wheels. Moving up to the Titanium model nets the powerful 2.0-liter turbocharged engine, 12-speaker Sony premium audio system with HD and satellite radio, dual-zone auto climate control, a rearview camera, leather seating, and 18-inch wheels.
Notable Options
In addition to more powerful turbocharged engines, features available on the 2013 Ford Fusion emphasize technology for making the car safer and commutes more comfortable. Among the offerings are a reverse-sensing system, Active Park Assist to help with parallel parking, adaptive cruise control, a navigation system, and a blind-spot monitoring system. One particularly interesting and potentially life-saving feature is the Lane Keeping System. Using a windshield-mounted camera, the car keeps a digital eye on road markings to detect if the car drifts into another lane. If that happens, the system alerts the driver by sounding a warning, vibrating the steering wheel and, ultimately, applying steering torque to get the car back into the lane.
Favorite Features
Perhaps the best thing about the hybrid version of the Fusion is that you may not know it is one until you realize how little fuel you're using. The Fusion Hybrid yields an EPA-estimated 47 mpg combined, and is a smooth operator while earning that lofty figure.
As with its use in the 2013 Ford Escape, this small-yet-mighty powerplant feels like the Goldilocks of the Fusion's gasoline engine choices. Connected to either the easy-to-use 6-speed manual transmission or the 6-speed automatic with auto start/stop, this engine returns up to 37 mpg.
Under the Hood
The base engine in the 2013 Ford Fusion is a 2.5-liter 4-cylinder carried over from the previous generation that makes 175 horsepower. Better engine options are the 1.6-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder EcoBoost or the 2.0-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder, which make 178 horsepower and 240 horsepower, respectively. Both turbo engines can run on regular unleaded gasoline. Front-wheel drive is standard, with all-wheel drive limited to the 2.0-liter engine. The new Fusion is offered in two hybrid versions. The regular hybrid uses a 2.0-liter 4-cylinder gasoline engine and electric motor to achieve 47 mpg and a total output of 188 horsepower. A plug-in version called the Energi uses the same engine and motor setup but offers a larger lithium-ion battery pack that can be recharged via an AC outlet. The Energi is estimated to travel up to 21 miles in EV mode, and up to 620 miles total before having to recharge the battery or fill up the gasoline tank. Recharge time for the battery is projected at 7 hours on a standard 120-volt outlet, or 2.5 hours on a 240-volt outlet.
2.5-liter inline-4
175 horsepower @ 6,000 rpm
175 lb-ft of torque @ 4,500 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 22/34 mpg
1.6-liter turbocharged inline-4
178 horsepower @ 5,700 rpm
184 lb-ft of torque @ 2,500 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 25/37 mpg (manual), 23/36 mpg (automatic), 24/37 (automatic with engine start/stop)
2.0-liter turbocharged inline-4
240 horsepower @ 5,500 rpm
270 lb-ft of torque @ 3,000 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 22/33 mpg (front-wheel drive), 22/31 mpg (all-wheel drive)
2.0-liter inline-4 and permanent magnet AC synchronous motor (hybrid)
188 horsepower (total)
129 lb-ft of torque @ 4,000 rpm (gasoline engine only)
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 47/47 mpg
2.0-liter inline-4 and permanent magnet AC synchronous motor (plug-in hybrid)
195 horsepower (total, with full battery charge)
129 lb-ft of torque @ 4,000 rpm (gasoline engine only)
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 108/92 mpg equivalent
Editors' Notes
The 2013 Fusion marks the second generation of Ford's mid-size family sedan. What was a good-looking car to begin with has become a dazzling one now with fresh sheet metal and slightly larger dimensions. At first glance, you might think it's an Aston Martin. The Ford Fusion's positive traits are more than skin-deep. Under its sleek hood, Ford has replaced the past V6 engine options with a choice of two small-but-powerful and fuel-efficient turbocharged 4-cylinder powerplants. Those seeking the greatest fuel-economy will be drawn to the Ford Fusion Hybrid and Fusion Energi, a plug-in hybrid. With great looks, solid driving dynamics and a wide variety of features at competitive prices, the 2013 Fusion can more than hold its own against rivals like the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord.


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This book was a definite cry-your-eyes-out book. It was REALLY sad, and VERY realistic. It had some not so good words in it, but was still very good. It is a book I think most best friends should read, because we some times take these things for granted, friends, good health, the ability to choose things for ones self. All in all I really liked it. Not one of my favorites, but still very good. It really shows how valuable life is.
To make it short and sweet, it is about the best of friends. They do everything together, and have been doing so since they were nine. Everything is going great, until one of them gets sick, very sick.
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Basic Pho Cooking Secrets and Techniques
It's so hard to get the flavor of pho broth just right. You're best off leaving it up the professional cooks at pho noodle shops. Don't even try. It takes so long to make the broth, anyway. It's more convenient to go out. I don't have the time. Ha! You're teaching non-Vietnamese people to make their own pho? That should be interesting...
Cooking is a skill and craft that just takes practice to master. I've never been one to be discouraged from tinkering in the kitchen. At the end of the day, it's just food. If you mess up, you can still eat whatever you made. It's not likely to harm you.
But there's something about pho. I often hear from young Viet people about how her or his mother, father, grandmother or grandfather says that there's no way to make a bowl of homemade pho that's as good as what you'd get out. Indeed, the fragrant noodle soup is practically Vietnam's national dish, but it's no State secret! I suspect that the elders themselves don't know how to make a good bowl at home so there isn't much wisdom to impart to the kid.
That, fortunately, is not how I was raised. My parents were determined to tease out the secrets and techniques for making all kinds of Vietnamese foods. They'd ask their friends, professional cooks and family members. They also read stuff too. Their mantra was that they could make most dishes just as good, if not better than store-bought. (My mom stopped at Chinese roast pork when she was shown the inside of the roasting chamber at a Chinese barbecue shop.)
With regard to pho noodle soup, it's really not hard to make a fabulous bowl. There are detailed recipes in my book, Into the Vietnamese Kitchen, as well as at the Vietworldkitchen.com mega pho page. Vietnamese cooks have lots of tricks up their sleeves, but my approach is to keep things straightforward and true. Before leaping into making pho yourself, consider the following:
Basic Pho Tips and Techniques
1. Start with good beef bones: Avoid neck bones. Look for knuckle bones and leg bones that contain marrow. At Asian markets, you'll find beef bones cut and bagged in the refrigerated section. Vietnamese markets will sometimes have the leg bones at the butcher counter. You can specify how you want them sawed; ask for two- to three-inch sections.
If you have to buy a little more than what the recipe calls for, lucky you! Your broth will be extra beefy. Miko in Seattle said that his bones were on the biggish side but he bought more than what was called for. I suggested that he thrown them all in for a more intense broth. There was more fat than usual, but Miko refrigerated the broth and lifted the congealed fat off.
From eating pho in Vietnam and observing how the cows there live low-key lives grazing in the countryside, I was inspired to make pho broth from the fragrant bones of grass-fed and natural beef. The experiments have consistently yielded amazing results, with the essence of beef captured every time. To find the bones, ask a butcher who breaks down large beef carcass sections into small retail cuts. Also check these sites for sources for natural, organic or grass-fed beef: Eatwellguide.org, Localharvest.org, Eatwild.com
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3. Char the onion and ginger: It imparts a wonderful brown color and deepens the overall flavors. DO NOT skip this step.
4. Use yellow rock sugar: It rounds out all the rough edges and brings the flavors together. Many Viet cooks in the past used granulated sugar and the flavor is just sweet and flat. Look for the golden-yellow sugar sold in plastic bags or paper boxes at Chinese and Vietnamese markets. Avoid the insipid white version, which is like using regular sugar. Note that the sugar may be labeled rock candy. One package lasts a long time. Just bang on large chunks with a hammer to break them up.
5. Don't dilute. Why simmer broth for hours to create an intense flavor and then dilute it with water? I never got that approach. As my friend Linda Carucci points out in her helpful book, Cooking School Secrets for Real-World Cooks, bones give up their all after about 3 hours of simmering. Unless you're simmering industrial quantities of bones (then you don't need my help), there's no need to simmer the broth for half a day. The only time that'd you need dilute the broth is if you added too much fish sauce or salt and need to correct the seasoning.
6. Leave some fat: Despite all the talk about obesity in the United States, I like some shiny globules of fat floating in the broth. They lend a richness that underscores pho's beefiness.
7. Serve it hot: To cook the raw beef and warm the cooked beef and noodles, the broth must be boiling when it's ladled into the bowl. But hot pho shouldn't be left to sit in the bowl. The noodles will absorb too much broth.
8. Freeze it! Leftover broth and cooked meats may be frozen for a treat on another day.
Pho Secrets?
- Roasting the bones. I've tried this and have not found that it's done much to the broth aside from making the broth dark, something that I've not found to be attractive. If you start with good bones, there's no need to roast, as the French would do for a veal stock, or demi-glace, as Miko pointed out.
- Filet or Wagyu beef in pho. I like my beef to have taste and have never found super tender, rich filet or Wagyu (American Kobe) to have much oomph. There's plenty of flavor and fat from regular (and cheap) brisket, chuck, drop flank (nam), tendon, etc. Pho is humble food and to add filet or Wagyu removes some soul from the soup. Finally, after reading a story by Gary Estabrook in the December 2007 issue of Gourmet on how Kobe and Wagyu cows are raised, I refuse to eat that meat. Let's say that the cotws are massaged because they're arthritic from having to standing still and carrying all that weight!
- Pho seasoning packets. These little bags sold at Viet markets save you no time. You still have to simmer the bones and meats for broth. You don't know how old the spices are too. Why not gather them yourself?
- Instant pho extract/paste. Can contain MSG. If you don't use bouillon for broth, why would you use something like this?
- Hoisin. Spicy sweet hoisin sauce adds flavor and is something that southern Vietnamese folks like. For me, it obliterates a well crafted broth. Perhaps pho shops set the bottles of Lee Kum Kee out and encourage diners to squirt it into their bowls because their broth isn't well-flavored? I reach for the hoisin to dip a beef meatball into, but that's about it.
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Installing transformers in accordance with the NEC is critical to ensuring a safe electrical installation as well as a reliable power supply system — especially for those applications where power quality is an issue. The installation of transformers is one of the most common, yet complicated installation practices that's cause for considerable confusion when sizing overcurrent protection devices (OCPD) and bonding and grounding conductors.
Many electrical installations can be a challenge in terms of NEC requirements, and transformers can raise that challenge to a new level. A safe installation that's properly designed and installed will ensure that the conductors and equipment are properly sized and protected. In addition, grounding is also an overriding issue. Failure to properly install transformers can lead to fires from improper protection or conductor sizes, as well as electric shock from improper grounding, so let's look at how to do it right the first time.
Let's assume you're installing a 45kVA and 112.5kVA, 480V delta primary to a 208/120V 3-phase wye secondary transformer in a new facility. Each transformer supplies a lighting and appliance branch-circuit panelboard with continuous nonlinear loads typically found in today's office buildings. The length of the conductors from the transformer secondary to the lighting and appliance branch-circuit panelboard is less than 10 ft, and all terminals are rated 75°C.
Step 1. First determine the primary and secondary current rating of the transformers (see Fig. 1 on page 30 and Fig. 2 at right).
For a 45kVA transformer, the primary current would be 45,000VA÷(480×1.732)=54A.
For the same transformer, the secondary current would be 45,000VA÷(208V×1.732)=125A.
For a 112.5kVA transformer, the primary current would be 112,500VA÷(480V×1.732)=135A, and for the same transformer, the secondary current would be 112,500VA÷(208V×1.732)=312A.
Step 2. Next, you must protect the primary winding of each transformer against overcurrent, in accordance with the percentages listed in Table 450.3(B) and all applicable notes. Where 125% of the primary current doesn't correspond to a standard rating of a fuse or nonadjustable circuit breaker as listed in 240.6(A), the next higher rating in Table 450.3(B) is acceptable (Note 1).
For a 45kVA transformer, 54A×1.25=68A, so go to the next size up, which is 70A.
For a 112.5kVA transformer, 135A×1.25=169A, so go to the next size up, which is 175A.
Step 3. Now you must size feeder conductors supplying continuous loads no smaller than 125% of the continuous loads based on the conductor ampacity values listed in Table 310.16 and before any ampacity adjustment, in accordance with the terminal temperature rating [110.14(C) and 215.2(A)(1)].
For a 45kVA transformer, 54A×1.25=68A, so use a 4 AWG conductor rated 85A at 75°C, per Table 310.16.
For a 112.5 kVA transformer, 135A×1.25=169A, so use a 2/0 AWG conductor rated 175A at 75°C, per Table 310.16.
Size the equipment grounding (bonding) conductor for the transformer primary based on the size of primary protection device, per 250.122(A):
- 45kVA transformer — Per Table 250.122, 70A primary protection (Step 2) requires an 8 AWG copper conductor.
- 112.5kVA transformer — Per Table 250.122, 175A primary protection (Step 2) requires a 6 AWG copper conductor.
Step 4. You can run secondary conductors without secondary overcurrent protection at the point of supply for 10 ft if the secondary conductors have an ampacity greater than the rating of the termination device. This means the next-bigger-OCPD rule contained in 240.4(B) doesn't apply to this application.
Although secondary overcurrent protection isn't required in this situation, you're required to install overcurrent protection for lighting and appliance branch-circuit panelboards. You must locate this protection on the secondary side of the transformer, in accordance with 408.16(A) and (D). Where a feeder supplies continuous loads, the rating of the (secondary) overcurrent device may not be less than 125% of the continuous load (215.3) as listed in 240.6(A).
For a 45kVA transformer, 125A×1.25=156A, so use a 175A protection device.
For a 112.5kVA transformer, 312A×1.25=390A, so use a 400A protection device.
Since secondary overcurrent protection is provided in this example, the primary OCPD can be sized at as much as 250% of the primary current rating, in accordance with Table 450.3(B) and 240.21(B)(3).
Secondary conductors may not have an ampacity rating less than the rating of the OCPD at the termination of the conductors in accordance with Table 310.16 based on 75°C terminal rating [110.14(C)]. This means the next-size-up rule contained in 240.4(B) doesn't apply.
For a 45kVA transformer: 175A protection device=2/0 AWG, rated 175A at 75°C.
For a 112.5kVA transformer: 400A OCPD=600 kcmil, rated 420A at 75°C.
But don't stop there. Where the number of current-carrying conductors in a raceway or cable exceeds three, the allowable ampacity shall be reduced in accordance with Table 310.15(B)(2)(a). For our examples, there are four current-carrying conductors on the secondary. The neutral is considered to be a current-carrying conductor, per 310.15(B)(4)(c), so you can reduce the ampacity by 20%. The conductor ampacity after adjustment and based on a 90°C ampacity rating [110.14(C)] must be no less than 175A for the 45kVA transformer and 400A for the 112.5kVA transformer.
For a 45kVA transformer, use 3/0 AWG, rated 225A×0.80=180A, which is greater than the 175A protection device.
For a 112.5kVA transformer, use 700 kcmil, rated 520×0.80=416A, which is greater than the 400A protection device.
Step 5. You must bond a transformer secondary that operates at more than 50V [250.20(A) and 250.112(I)] to an effective ground-fault current path to ensure dangerous voltage levels imposed by lightning, line surges, or unintentional contact with higher-voltage lines won't remain [250.2(A)(3)] on the system.
To provide the low-impedance path necessary to clear a ground-fault on a separately derived system, you must bond the metal parts together (equipment grounding conductor) and connect them to the system ground conductor (X0 terminal). You must size the bonding jumper in accordance with Table 250.66, based on the total area of the largest ungrounded (hot) conductor as follows:
For a 45kVA transformer: 3/0 AWG secondary conductor=4 AWG copper bonding jumper.
For a 112.5kVA transformer: 700 kcmil secondary conductor=2/0 AWG copper bonding jumper.
The neutral-to-case bond can be made at the source of a separately derived system or at the first system disconnecting means or OCPD. When there's no secondary side disconnecting means or overcurrent device(s), the neutral-to-case bond is made at the source of the separately derived system.
The neutral-to-case connection for a separately derived system can't be made at more than one location if it results in a parallel path for neutral current flow [250.30(A)(1) Exception No. 1]. Such multiple neutral current return paths to the grounded (neutral) conductor of the power supply can create fire and shock hazards, as well as power quality problems due to EMI [250.6 and 250.142(A)].
You must size a grounding electrode conductor for a single separately derived system in accordance with 250.66, based on the total area of the largest secondary ungrounded (hot) conductor. This conductor shall connect the grounded conductor of the derived system to the grounding electrode as specified in 250.30(A)(4). The grounding electrode conductor must terminate at the same point on the separately derived system where the neutral-to-case bonding jumper is installed [250.30(A)(1)].
For a 45kVA transformer: 3/0 AWG=4 AWG copper grounding electrode conductor.
For a 112.5kVA transformer: 700 kcmil=2/0 AWG copper grounding electrode conductor.
You must connect the grounding electrode conductor directly to the grounded neutral conductor terminal. It can't be terminated to the case of the transformer.
You must terminate the grounding electrode conductor to a grounding electrode that's located as close as practicable to, and preferably in the same area as the nearest effectively grounded metal member of the structure or effectively grounded metal water pipe within 5 ft from the point of entrance into the building.
However, the grounding electrode conductor can terminate at any point on the water pipe system for industrial and commercial buildings where conditions of maintenance and supervision ensure only qualified persons service the installation, and the entire length of the interior metal water pipe used for the grounding electrode is exposed.
If an effectively grounded metal member of the building structure or an effectively grounded metal water pipe is not available, one of the following electrodes must be used:
- An electrode encased by at least 2 in. of concrete, located within and near the bottom of a concrete foundation or footing that's in direct contact with the earth, consisting of at least 20 ft of one or more bare, zinc-galvanized, or other electrically conductive coated steel reinforcing bars or rods of not less than ½ in. in diameter, or consisting of at least 20 ft of bare copper conductor not smaller than 4 AWG. See 250.52(A)(3).
- A ground ring encircling the building or structure, in direct contact with the earth, consisting of at least 20 ft of bare copper conductor not smaller than 2 AWG. See 250.52(A)(4).
- Rod or pipe electrodes not less than 8 ft in length. See 250.52(A)(5).
- A plate electrode that exposes not less than 2 sq ft of surface to exterior soil. See 250.52(A)(6).
- Other local metal underground systems or structures like piping systems and underground tanks. See 250.52(A)(7).
As you can see, installing transformers properly can be done in five steps, but sometimes it gets tricky. But as long as you follow the NEC rules outlined in this article, you should be fine.


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A man who died in a shootout with FBI agents after kidnapping San Diego teen Hannah Anderson and killing her mother and brother, named a member of the victims' family as his life insurance beneficiary, a spokesman for the man's family said Monday.
James Lee DiMaggio left $112,000 to Hannah Anderson's paternal grandmother, said family spokesman Andrew Spanswick. He didn't know why but believes it was for the benefit of Hannah, the 16-year-old he abducted.
Hannah was rescued in the FBI shootout on Aug. 10 in the Idaho wilderness and returned home to San Diego.
DiMaggio, 40, had been like an uncle to the Anderson children and the father's best friend.
DiMaggio named Bernice Anderson as the beneficiary of his employer-issued life insurance policy in 2011. DiMaggio once lived with Anderson and had substituted her in the policy for his sister Lora Robinson, the lone survivor of his immediate family, Spanswick said.
DiMaggio worked as a telecommunications technician at The Scripps Research Institute in San Diego. Spokeswoman Jan Coury declined to comment.
Steven Weisbart, chief economist at the industry-backed Insurance Information Institute, said insurers generally won't challenge a claim unless the beneficiary is suspected of involvement in the death.
Investigators have given no indication that DiMaggio had any accomplices.
"Pretty much as long you're dead, the insurance company has very little opportunity to deny the claim," Weisbart said.
Lora Robinson has taken possession of her brother's cat, Princess, from Hannah Anderson, Spanswick said. DiMaggio, a cat-lover, took Princess while on the run, and the cat was reunited with Hannah after the rescue.
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10-12-2014 4.14 Build 759
general: Speex support for p2p calls has been removed.
general: The internal connection handling has been enhanced.
general: The function to import Skype contacts has been removed.
general: The function to import MSN contacts has been removed.
feature: Login error's are now explained more extensively.
10-12-2014 4.14 Build 759 Initial Release
bugfix: Some internal locking issues solved.
bugfix: Clearing the callhistory contained a locking bug.
bugfix: Stopping the client while a call was still active could sometimes freeze the client.
bugfix: Bug fixes: New User Registration Wizard
bugfix: Minor bugfixes
bugfix: Adding phone numbers could fail for some countries (Russian Federation, Ukraine, Mauritius and some more).
17-02-2014 4.14 Build 745
bugfix: The 'getting started' screen could end up in a deadlock when registering or logging in (build 744 only).
04-02-2014 4.14 Build 744
general: Redesign of "New user Registration" dialog
general: Show message in call history on sound problems on incoming call
bugfix: When a signup procedure took too long and the user aborted the procedure, the client remained in state 'connection' and retrying the signup was not possible.
bugfix: The shutdownprocedure has been enhanced.
bugfix: Small VoiceEngine enhancements.
bugfix: Minor fixes
24-07-2013 4.13 Build 735
bugfix: Outlook contact loading bugfixed.
bugfix: minor fixes
20-06-2013 4.13 Build 722
general: Minor internal changes
general: Some minor fixes
feature: Minor changes
feature: Minor bugfixes.
bugfix: Minor fix
bugfix: After a LiveUpdate of the client on a PC running Windows 8 the client would not go to the foreground when the shortcut (tile) was clicked in the Windows 8 Start screen.
bugfix: Profile fixed delete phonenumber issue
29-04-2013 4.12 Build 715
general: Minor bugfixes
general: the reliability of DTMF throughput has been enhanced.
bugfix: minor fix
bugfix: Some minor changes.
bugfix: Solved crash in sms screen
bugfix: Solved several bugs
18-03-2013 4.12 Build 708
general: Renamed Logon/Log off to Sign in/ Sign out in menu's. Optional to Sign out and forget password.
feature: Adding a # in front of a number will hide caller id.
bugfix: Startup crash solved.
bugfix: Audiowizard crash solved
bugfix: minor fix
bugfix: minor fixes
bugfix: Some minor bug fixes.
bugfix: When contact is offline and there's a phonenumber known, the phonenumber is called.
bugfix: When user entered a number to dial without country, it's not handled as contact.
bugfix: Minor changes
bugfix: Memory leak solved in the internal graphics library.
bugfix: In a network with an internet proxy the client could sometimes crash.
bugfix: The client could crash when the wrong time was read from an ntp server.
bugfix: The client could crash when the start of a dns resolution failed.
bugfix: minor bugfixes
bugfix: minor fixes
bugfix: minor fixes
20-12-2012 4.12 Build 689
bugfix: Bugfixes for connectivity
bugfix: minor bugfixes
06-12-2012 4.11 Build 687
general: New design for adding and deleting phonenumbers in profile window.
feature: Security enhancements.
feature: The verification of a phonenumber starts directly after adding the phonenumber
bugfix: Sms history bug solved.
bugfix: New verification wizard was not always used.
bugfix: When displaying the context-menu the application locked.
11-09-2012 4.10 Build 680
general: Minor changes.
bugfix: several minor bugfixes
bugfix: several small bugfixes
bugfix: Minor fixes
bugfix: P2P calling was not working.
bugfix: The problem report dialog now uses word-wrapping in the 'comment textbox'.
28-06-2012 4.9 Build 670
general: The advanced connection system has been enhanced.
general: Advanced connection setup has been enhanced.
general: Enhanced encryption handling.
general: Extra code has been added in the error reporting feature to find errors better.
feature: Minor security enhancements have been implemented.
feature: The VoiceEngine is modified for less processor consumption.
bugfix: Several displaypicture issues solved.
bugfix: Browser links in de client where not formatted correctly.
bugfix: Advanced connection handling contained a time-bug and could crash the client.
bugfix: A small bug in the advanced connection method has been solved.
bugfix: A timer bug has been solved iin the WAN-test.
bugfix: UDP sockets could be closed twice in rare occasions.
bugfix: A bug in the internal wan-test has been fixed. This wil solve a lot of crashes.
19-03-2012 4.9 Build 660
general: A new version of the base framework has been implemented. Stability has been improved.
general: An updated version of the voiceengine has been included in the application.
general: A better noise canceler has been implemented.
general: Improved VoiceEngine
general: Improved VoiceEngine
general: New VoiceEngine version 7.07 with improved noise cancelling.
feature: Multi-part sms is now possible.
bugfix: Fixed reading file error in restore contacts from archive.
bugfix: The VoiceEngine contained a bug that could crash the application while in a call. Bad connections suffered from this bug the most.
bugfix: The function GetProcessIdOfThread was used in build 652. However this function is not supported on WindowsXP. A workaround has been created.
bugfix: History sms popup size now works with multipart sms.
bugfix: A few crashes have been removed.
25-08-2011 4.8 Build 645
feature: Inserted new menu item 'Contacts'. All contacts related menu items moved to this menu.
feature: Renamed menu item 'File' to 'Account'. Close is removed from this menu.
bugfix: Fixed connection bugs
bugfix: The client deadlocked on incoming calls.
bugfix: Some minor issues in the network testfunctions have been fixed.
bugfix: A bug in the wan measurement system has been fixed.
bugfix: Minor Bug fixes
bugfix: Fixed potential crash in shutdown sequence.
bugfix: Calls could get disturbed when an incoming call was received during an active call.
bugfix: Fixed potential crash in Bandwidth test procedure.
bugfix: An internal bug in the connection system has been solved.
bugfix: There was a bug in the background drawing functions that could cause clients to crash.
16-12-2010 4.7 Build 629
general: An non working test menu item has been removed from the view.
general: Internal connection methods have been slightly enhanced resulting in faster connects.
general: Vtp connection method has been made less dependent on backend server status.
general: Minor internal changes.
bugfix: Modified vtp connection timeout
07-12-2010 4.7 Build 625
general: On a specific connection method peer-to-peer calls where not possible. Users are now notified when this happens.
general: The internet re-check timer has been adjusted to ensure faster connect times.
general: The internal internet check has been slightly enhanced.
general: A new and faster connect method has been implemented.
general: tcp.connectionserver.label.tld is now used in stead of connectiontcp1.label.tld and connectiontcp2.label.tld
general: When the client was started minimized or invisible notification dialogs where not displayed correctly. Now the client will be restored.
general: When a restricted user tries to perform a LiveUpdate, a proper error message is displayed.
general: The new liveupdate screens are now translatable.
feature: When the setup is started, the running client will be stopped.
feature: The client will first check the internet connection before proceeding to connect to the voip network.
feature: The LiveUpdate system has been enhanced. When checking for new versions an overview of new files is presented.
bugfix: On one specific connection method it was impossible to receive voip-in calls.
bugfix: When a logon failed due to a wrong password, the client would reconnect with the wrong method.
bugfix: Very often the client would not select the optimal connection method.
bugfix: In rare cases the client could crash while connecting.
bugfix: When the connection was lost during a call and the client was exited, the client could sometimes crash.
bugfix: Conference calls where virtually impossible due to internal locking problems.
bugfix: The client could end up in a connection state where it could not logon anymore. Restarting the app was the only solution to be able to logon again.
bugfix: When the client would download updates after checking for updates, the progress icon was not displayed.
bugfix: On rare occasions the client could go in an infinite reconnect loop.
bugfix: The LiveUpdate screen had a faulty black background on Windows XP.
bugfix: It was impossible to update the client from a restricted user account in Windows 7.
bugfix: After a LiveUpdate it took too long before the application restarted.
bugfix: Communication layer could fail resulting in failure to logon or other communication failure.
bugfix: Because Outlook contacts can not be deleted from the contact list, the DEL key is ignored for this type of contacts.
bugfix: When making a phone-2-phone call with the client, the callduration was not displayed.
bugfix: When re-displaying the 'register new user' screen, the captcha was not displayed.
bugfix: When a call was ended focus could be removed from an active chat window.
bugfix: The history screen did not show the displayname of peer-2-peer contacts.
bugfix: Voice Engine 7.04 implemented. Now can play speaker/mic samplerates of 88200,176400 and 192000 samples/sec under vista and higher. Fixed a problem when changing devices.
04-10-2010 4.6 Build 596
bugfix: Some internal addresses where wrong, this has been corrected.
04-10-2010 4.6 Build 595
general: Minor internal settings change.
general: The internal webconfig loader has been rewritten.
feature: voice verify new style added
feature: On an incoming P2P call a user can initiate a chat with the other party by pressing the right mouse button on the taskbar-notify-window.
bugfix: The Mapi interface to display outlook contacts did not always load correctly.
bugfix: On some occasions the audio device wizard would crash.
bugfix: Voice engine 7.03 implemented, handles crash that would occur on some sounddevice like "remote sound" that uses large frame buffering.
bugfix: Registering a new account did not work from the startup wizard. This bug was accidentally introduced in version 4.6 build 590.
bugfix: When entering very long usernames in the logon screen the client would not respond anymore and logonprocedure had to be manually terminated.
bugfix: The audiolevels during a conference were not always displayed properly.
bugfix: The kernel has been enhanced on several places increasing stability of the application.
bugfix: VoiceEngine 7.02 was implemented, fixed a bug where the noise cancellation resulted in degeneration of the speech signal.
bugfix: New voice engine v7.01 inplemented. Improved voice quality under noisy sound conditions, better sound quality under slow internet conditions.
bugfix: Two possible deadlocks have been fixed.
bugfix: On some occasions it was impossible to start subsequent peer-to-peer calls because the UDP connecton was broken by the first call.
bugfix: A possible deadlock has been solved.
15-07-2010 4.5 Build 579
bugfix: The new internet connectiontest introduced in build 563 has been disabled because it caused problems for users behind a proxy server.
07-07-2010 4.5 Build 575
general: Country code +47 (Norway) has been assigned to Svalbard and Jan Mayen.
general: Country code +672 (Norfolk Island) has been assigned to Heard Island and McDonald Islands.
general: If call fails because of invalid phone number format; an explaining message with example will appear.
general: The close button has been removed from the liveupdate balloon. Hopefully this change will trigger people to update to the latest version more quickly.
feature: A better internet connection test has been implemented. This will result in better connections to our servers and therefore better call quality.
bugfix: The client could sometimes crash when exited.
bugfix: The client could crash because of a stack overflow in the trace function. The CStrings have been made static in these functions.
bugfix: New voice engine 6.11 implemented, with better receive concealment and smoother TCP handling.
bugfix: A small memory leak was introduced in version 4.05 build 570. This leak has been removed.
bugfix: When a voip server was put in maintenance, the client did not reroute to another server automatically.
bugfix: When the connection switched from TCP to UDP, the connection could occasionally drop again after a few seconds.
bugfix: Phonenumber settings could get lost when phone number verification was started.
bugfix: When a computer resumed from standby, the client would try to logon, even if no username or password is available. Now it only logs on when it is set to automatically logon.
bugfix: When a name was entered in the 'suggested username page' the correct radiobutton was not automatically selected.
bugfix: The 'next' button in the suggestion screen was not always correctly disabled and enabled.
18-01-2010 4.4 Build 558
bugfix: On Windows 7 the bandwidth test did not work.
bugfix: In a previous version the login credentials where not remembered by default. This has been changed back so that they will be remembered by default.
bugfix: Previous version 4.04 build 556 did not start on Windows 2000.
bugfix: The client could accidentally logoff while trying to connect a peer to peer session. This only occurred on specific router combinations.
bugfix: New incoming calls will not interfere with existing calls. In earlier versions the sound delay could increase when a new call was received during a call.
bugfix: Fixed the 'username / password incorrect' bug.
12-11-2009 4.4 Build 550
bugfix: When the client auto-reconnected it would sometimes wrongly state 'Username/Password' incorrect.
bugfix: In some cases, an error message 'The Parameter is Incorrect' occurred. After this message, normal calls where not possible. This issue has been solved.
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Some friends from Australia asked me this question as we battled down London's Oxford Street the other day, weaving our way through determined shoppers, rushing office workers and ambling tourists.
The answer is we don't. The British have little sense of pavement etiquette, preferring a slalom approach to pedestrian progress. When two strangers approach each other, it often results in the performance of a little gavotte as they double-guess in which direction the other will turn.
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An attempt to bring order to this chaos was suggested in 2000, amid reports of rising "pavement rage". The Fast Lane Campaign proposed designated coloured lanes for pedestrians walking along Oxford Street in London - a fast lane for those rushing to get from A to B and a slow lane for window-shoppers and dawdlers.
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We may have a reputation for orderly queuing but I suspect that stems from foreign bewilderment that such organised behaviour, where it still exists, is voluntary. There is no rule that says you have to line up at the bus stop. Residual affection for the queue is explained by a general belief in fair play, first-come first-served and good manners.
The accepted autonomy of the pedestrian, free to ignore the demands of pelicans and zebras, is in contrast to views on the behaviour of cyclists. The shift from foot to wheel, from kerb to street, changes everything. The sight of a bicycle rider happily free-wheeling through a red light inspires a fury never inspired by a walker who won't wait for the green man at the crossing.
The rule of law may be a fundamental British value, but we recoil at legislation that might impact on our right to roam free in the public realm. A sign demanding that we Do Not Walk On The Grass is often seen as an invitation for rebellion. A legacy of the enclosures which robbed people of their village greens and common land, perhaps, Brits fight for such freedoms.
At some busy UK railway stations, I have seen one-way systems for pedestrians - staircases and walkways emphatically marked with arrows and "no entry" signs to regulate foot traffic. While tourists obediently follow the instructions, the locals seem almost to take pleasure in walking up the wrong side.
On London tube escalators there are instructions to walk on the left and stand on the right, some with feet symbols to ensure everyone knows the form. People do obey these requests, for the most part, suggesting that different rules apply underground.
But on the street? No, we don't walk on the left or the right. We are British and wander where we will.
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Lausanne, Switzerland, February 27, 2014 – The FIVB Volleyball World League 2014 is set for a grandstand finish following the confirmation of the host cities of the three Finals by the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) on Wednesday as Florence, Italy for Group 1 (Pools A & B); Sydney, Australia for Group 2 (Pools C, D & E) and Bursa, Turkey for Group 3 (Pools F & G).
With the World League set for an historic calendar featuring 28 teams across seven pools, Florence will host the culmination of the 2014 edition of the premier annual men's event from July 16 to 20. Six teams – the top two from each pool in Group 1 in addition to the hosts Italy and the winner from the Finals of Group 2 – will compete in two pools of three teams each.
Florence will be the fourth Italian city to host a World League Finals following Rome (2004), Milan (1998, 1994 & 1991) and Genova (1992) and caps a bumper year for Italy, who will also host the FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship in the cities of Rome, Trieste, Verona, Bari, Modena and Milan from September 23 to October 12 and the FIVB Congress in Milan from October 31 to November 1, but not before the city of Parma hosts the FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship Drawing of Lots on March 10.
The Group 2 Finals, where the winner will advance to the Group 1 Finals, will be a Final Four on the weekend of July 11 to 13 in Sydney, Australia – a city which tasted top level volleyball action at the 2000 Olympic Games while also having hosted an Asian qualification leg of the FIVB Volleyball Men's World Championship Poland 2014 last year. The matches of the Final Four will be played at the Sydney Olympic Park - one of two former Olympic venues to be used during this year's World League. The Group 3 Round 1 matches hosted by Mexico during the Intercontinental Round will be held at the volleyball facilities used during the 1968 Olympic Games.
Group 3's Final Four tournament will be
staged from June 27 to 29 and the participants will comprise the host country
Turkey, the winners of each pool as well as the runner-up from Pool G. If Turkey
top Pool F then the best ranked team from the same pool, not already qualified,
will be selected. Additionally Mexico City, Mexico and Carolina, Puerto Rico will
host the Round 1 matches of Pool F and G respectively while the Round 2 matches
will be held in Tunis, Tunisia (Pool F) and Kosice, Slovakia (Pool G).


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The body of Jesse Kirby, 76, was discovered Friday afternoon in his bed when police went to the home to check on the couple, said Morgan County Coroner Jeff Chunn.
Living inside the house was his wife, Doris Kirby, 78, who was hospitalized after the discovery.
The man had numerous health problems including heart issues and apparently died of natural causes in his sleep about four weeks ago, the coroner said.
The door was closed to the bedroom where the man died, Chunn said, and the woman continued living in other parts of the house with access to food.
"I don't think she even realized what was going on when (emergency medical workers) came to take her to the hospital," said Chunn.
Police saw the man's body through a window after going to the house in response to a relative who had been trying to contact the couple and could not reach them. Two dogs that apparently died of starvation were found in the bedroom also.
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Hayes said the Kirbys were good neighbors but seldom went outside. Hayes said she saw Doris Kirby about two weeks ago.
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Chunn said the man has two children who live in the Decatur area, but neither realized what had happened because their Kirbys were "sort of loners."
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Apple earns almost as much from its customers' butterfingers as it does through corporate tax loopholes. Quentin Fottrell takes a look. Photo: AP.
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2014 Outdoor: Won a silver medal in the 10,000m run at the 2014 America East Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Vermont… Posted a career-best time of 30:29.58 at the Colonial Relays at William and Mary to qualify for the IC4A Championships and move up to second in the program record book… Placed fifth in the 5,000m event at the conference meet… Posted a top career time of 14:21.69 in the 5k at the Larry Ellis Invitational at Princeton, the second-fastest time in UMBC history… The time also qualified him for the event at the IC4A meet where he finished 25th… Named to the America East Commissioner's Honor Roll.
2013-14 Indoor: Broke the UMBC school record for both the 3,000m and 5,000m events… Snapped the program mark for the 3k event initially at the NYU Team Challenge with a time of 8:23.50, and then lowered it to 8:22.56 while winning a bronze medal at the 2014 America East Indoor Track and Field Championships… Reset the Retriever mark for the 5k at the Armory Collegiate Invitational with a time of 14:32.71 good for the runner-up spot, and then broke it again at the IC4A Championships in Boston by clocking in at 14:30.04… Placed 15th in the event at the conference meet in New York.
2013 Outdoor: Won the conference title in the 10,000m run at the 2013 America East Outdoor Championships… Also won the event at the Duke Invitational while capturing the 5,000m run title at the Morgan State Legacy Meet… Posted a career-best 10k time of 30:39.70 at the IC4A Championships to move into second-place all-time in school history… Ranks fourth in program history in the 5k event after recording a career-best time of 14:46.55 at the Mason Invitational... Named to the America East Honor Roll.
2012-13 Indoor: Took fifth in the 5,000m run and 15th in the 3,000m run at the 2013 America East Indoor Championships… Posted a season-best time of 14:52.37 in the finals of the 5k race to jump to third all-time, at the time, in the school record book… Ranked ninth in school history in the 3,000m event with his time of 8:35.01 during a second-place finish at the Penn State Relays.
Background: Named to both the All-State and All-Metro First Team as a senior in 2011... Helped lead Thomas Johnson to its third straight 4A Maryland State Track and Field Championship... Recorded his top performance during his junior year at the state meet when he ran the 1600m in 4:23 and the 3200m in 9:28.
Personal: Plans to major in mechanical engineering... Born Dec. 7, 1994.


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David Letterman was back at "Late Show" today after a two-week vacation, his first day at work since a threat against his life was posted on a jihadist website.
CBS has declined to comment on any special security measures being taken at Letterman's midtown Manhattan theater for the taping.
Last week, a frequent contributor to a jihadist website posted a threat to Letterman. He urged Muslim followers to "cut the tongue" of the late-night host because of a joke and gesture the comic had made about al-Qaida leaders on his CBS show. The website is a popular Internet destination for radical Muslims.
One joke among several about al-Qaida that may have helped inspire the threat was part of Letterman's monologue on his June 8 show. This was just days after the death of al-Qaida leader Ilyas Kashmiri, who was killed by a U.S. drone strike in Pakistan. Though Kashmiri was rumored to be a long-shot choice to succeed Osama bin Laden, he wouldn't have worked out even had he lived, Letterman cracked, pointing to Kashmiri's "rocky start." "He botched up the story of Paul Revere."
The real butt of that joke: Sarah Palin, potential 2012 GOP presidential candidate, who in early June on her "One Nation" bus tour claimed that Paul Revere's famous ride was intended to warn British soldiers as well as his fellow colonists.
The contributor, who identified himself as Umar al-Basrawi, wrote that Letterman had referred to both bin Laden and Kashmiri and said that in talking about Kashmiri's death, Letterman had "put his hand on his neck and demonstrated the way of slaughter."
"Is there not among you a Sayyid Nosair al-Mairi ... to cut the tongue of this lowly Jew and shut it forever?" Al-Basrawi wrote, referring to El Sayyid Nosair, who was convicted of the 1990 killing of Jewish Defense League founder Meir Kahane. Letterman is not Jewish.
Al-Basrawi, which is likely to be an alias, has made some 1,200 postings to the Muslim website, according to Adam Raisman, an analyst for the Site Monitoring Service. The private firm, part of the Site Intelligence Group, provides information to government and commercial clients on what jihadists are saying on the Internet and traditional media. Raisman said the online forum is often used by al-Qaida.
The FBI said last week that it was looking into the threat.
It was unknown whether Letterman planned to address the threat on the air.


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National Geographic's Taboo series looks at gaming and internet addiction in South Korea in tonight's episode, focusing on a "15-year-old South Korean boy in rehab because he's hooked on video games".
The National Geographic Channel touches on the struggle of teenager Hung Gu, who attends the Internet Rescue School's rehab program. NatGeo's story on South Korea's "gaming epidemic" is tied with other unusual addictions like a California woman's addiction to anonymous sex - "meeting countless partners in parking lots to satisfy her insatiable appetite" - and an Australian who has shopped himself into $US100,000 in debt.
Taboo airs on the National Geographic channel tonight, Monday, May 9, 2011, at 10pm ET/PT.
Taboo [NatGeo.tv]


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From Earth To The Universe exhibited in the Parliament of Iran
2 October 2009
The Parliament of Iran has hosted an From Earth To The Universe (FETTU) exhibition, inaugurated by Professor Yousef Sobuti, "father of modern astronomy in Iran", in the presence of Ali Larijani, chairman of Iranian Parliament, members of the Parliament, and Iranian professional astronomers.
The idea of hosting the exhibition in Iranian Parliament was first suggested by Dr. Sadollah Nassiri Gheydari, professional astronomer, member of strategic council of Iranian National Observatory (INO), and member of education committee in Iranian Parliament. He says, "I intended to bring astronomy among members of the Parliament and let them see the glory and beauty of the heavens."
The exhibition was organised by the Astronomical Society of Iran with the cooperation of the StarPeace non-profit NGO. As Dr. Jamshid Ghanbari, head of the Astronomical Society of Iran said, "this collection is going to be exhibited in other provinces of Iran and in International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics (IOAA) 2009 in Iran."
This FETTU exhibition is the only one of its kind in Iran. It is a selection of 30 telescopic images of celestial objects and 20 photos of the night sky above Iran's historical and cultural symbols.
Based on a report by Irene Shivaei.
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We finally know where Andrew Wiggins will be tearing shit up next year. Maple Jordan announced this morning that he will be playing basketball for the Kansas Jayhawks next season.
Wiggins will almost assuredly be there for only one year, and while Kansas isn't on Kentucky's level as a springboard for one-and-done superstars, it's certainly trying to get there. As Trey Kerby points out, the list of pros that Bill Self has coached is less than inspiring, but last season saw Ben McLemore vault his way from Kansas to the top of the NBA draft board, so there's a precedent for Wiggins to follow. And besides, have you seen Wiggins's mixtape? It's going to be really hard for anyone to squander talent like that.
We'll all have a lot of fun watching Wiggins provide Kansas and the NCAA with free labor next year. The Bobcats might as well go ahead and get started on planning how they are going to tank their way to the top of the draft board.