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That game sucked. On Monday night, the Knicks lost a tough game to the rival New Jersey Nets 100-92. Point guard Deron Williams and ex-Kardashian Kris Humphries killed the Knicks. Williams was unconscious most of the game, including when he foolishly fouled out of the game in the middle of the fourth, and finished with 38 points. The Knicks were unable to bother Williams from outside the arc as he shot 8/14 on 3's. Humphries, who is actually a very good player, finished with yet another double-double scoring 14 points and 14 rebounds. The only positive thing about New Jersey's performance is that Humphries and Williams are both on my fantasy team. From the Knicks perspective, the addition of Carmelo Anthony did not help. Anthony looked motivated to get others involved and he did not force shots but he was clearly rusty after missing 7 games. Baron Davis made his debut and looked as good as one can after missing about 8 weeks with a herniated disk in his back. I will say, before I get into my analysis, that the officiating was horrible tonight. The Knicks did not play winning basketball but I believe this game would have been much closer if the game was called more fairly. Multiple times the Knicks caught the short end of calls, resulting in momentum change in the game. More on that in a second.
- The officiating was disgustingly bad. First off, Tyson Chandler picked up his second foul in the first quarter on an "offensive foul" in which Sheldon Williams had his big ugly frame entirely in the restricted zone. Chandler's absence cost the Knicks in the first half. Jeremy Lin was hit many times going to the rim in which no foul was called. If he gets those 5-6 more attempts at the line, this game could have been different. Carmelo Anthony was mugged getting to the rim multiple times in which he did not receive a call. This was never more apparent then in the fourth quarter when Kris Kardashian shoved Anthony into the cameramen in order to stop the basket. No call. The officials even allowed the shot clock to be restarted when it shouldn't have been and that cost the Knicks 3 points on a New Jersey 3. Both teams got incredibly chippy in the 3rd quarter and the officials lost control of the game. I have no idea if Jay Z is salty about his ugly kid and paid off the refs or if Humphries decided to spread around some of that TV wedding money to the zebra's but that was the worst officiated game I've seen all year.
- The one call the officials got right was the Tyson Chandler technical. In the 3rd quarter, Humphries was called for an offensive foul on Chandler and on the next possession, the Knick center was called for a technical foul while grabbing and following Humphries to the bench. It was totally asinine on Chandler's part. It is additionally stupid because he now has 8 technicals and will be suspended if he gets 13. Chandler is a team leader and a hell of a center but he has to be smarter than this. There was no reason for him to stalk Humphries to the Nets bench. Humphries did not throw a punch or anything like that. He did a nice job of getting under Chandler's skin. Chandler must be smarter than this from here on out.
- The Knicks perimeter defense sucks. While their overall defense has been very solid this season, the Knicks still struggle to guard the perimeter. They were ranked 24th in opponent 3 point shooting percentage headed into the game and tonights performance won't help that statistic. The Nets shot 15/31 from downtown. 15/31!!! Nobody shoots 15/31 from outside the arc. I know a lot of that was Williams doing star player things but still, 15/31 is unacceptable. MarShon Brooks and DeShawn Stevenson each hit multiple 3's, which was sickening. The Knicks missed Iman Shumpert's strong perimeter on ball defense tonight. Jeremy Lin looked exhausted and the Nets did a good job running him through screens all night. Lin was unable to keep up with Williams running through screens and the Knicks paid dearly.
- I saw something I did not like tonight pertaining to JR Smith. There was a play in the early 4th quarter when the Knicks ran a fastbreak and Lin pulled up in the paint and looked to pass it out. Smith was wide open but Lin missed him. Smith called for the ball but when Lin went to shoot, Smith threw up his arms in disgust. The next possession, Smith was open and the Knicks did not get him the ball and once again he displayed negative body language. On a possession after that, the Knicks got Smith the ball and you could tell that he wasn't going to pass. He got that "I'm going to shoot no matter what" look in his eye and he proceeded to take his man off the dribble and drain the mid-range jump shot. I had no problem with the shot but what I did not like was his body language. He just got to New York and already he's not happy when he does not get the ball. Smith was 0/4 from downtown tonight. He played a poor game. Granted he is on China time and he's never played here, etc. I get that but Smith cannot, cannot, cannot display that sort of attitude on the court.
- Landry Fields played the best of any Knick tonight. His free throw shooting, 0/1 from the line, still sucked but he recorded a double-double with 10 points and 11 boards. He had a great poster dunk on Kris Kardashian and he made numerous hustle plays. His outside shooting still hasn't clicked for him but he's playing well right now.
- Melo was rusty. I thought Carmelo Anthony did a good job of moving the ball and playing within the system. You can tell he is not 100% comfortable but I definitely think he can get there. He had many opportunities to finish at the rim, especially in the first half, but his timing was off tonight. I think he'll ultimately be very good with Lin but he was very poor tonight.
- This was Lin's worst game as a starter. Yes he had great statistics, 21 points 9 assists 7 rebounds, but he did not have the kind of impact he has had in past games. In no way did I think Lin played a poor game tonight but he just did not play the game we've been accustomed to seeing the past two weeks. In the 4th quarter, Lin looked a bit passive with Anthony on the floor. Lin is a smart player. He knows that the 4th quarter is usually where Melo makes his money and I thought he tried too hard to get him involved. Lin was 2/4 from beyond the arc and 7/18 overall. He shot the ball well again tonight. The Nets worked hard to take away Anthony in the 4th quarter and I thought Lin should have attacked more. Ultimately, these guys will figure it out but it didn't work out for them tonight.
- Now, onto Stoudemire. I feel so split on this. My eyes show me one thing and my heart and brain remind me that none of this would be possible without Stoudemire's contributions. If he didn't come to New York, there would be no Melo. There would be no Tyson Chandler. No JR Smith. No Baron Davis. This team would not have the potential that it does now. I understand that Amar'e is grieving and that he physically is still not right. I understand all of that and I feel for Stoudemire. That being said, when you get on the floor there are no excuses. Stoudemire is not producing. It is plain and simple. He is not rebounding, he is not defending and worst of all, he is not scoring. The Knicks need Stoudemire to defend and rebound but in order to really get the team clicking, they need him to dominate offensively. He hasn't done it all year and he isn't doing it now. His offense is not there right now. He's a superstar, his offense hasn't been horrid. He's not shooting 2/18 or scoring 3 points. 17 points on 7/17 shooting is not bad but those aren't Amar'e Stoudemire numbers. More disturbing than the mediocre numbers is the way Stoudemire plays. His explosiveness is way down and his defense/rebounding is lazy. Obviously the laziness is fixable but his lack of explosion is very disheartening. He added extra weight in the offseason which has held him back and I don't think his back is right either. I am worried about his long term health and how that will impact him moving forward but I am worried for his impact this year as well. The Knicks need him and right now he just is not producing. I think he will eventually get it rolling this year but my confidence in that notion seems to decrease each game.


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Being thankful to Allah means not only expressing inner gratitude to Him for all sorts of favors granted, but to put those favors to use in a way that Allah approves.
Besides conveying gratitude by words and heart, it is important to express it by deeds. Using a particular blessing for the cause of Allah (for the purpose of earning His good pleasure) would fulfill this obligation. A person fails to give due thanks to Allah unless he uses his possessions, wealth, status, intelligence or health for the cause of Allah.
In fact, gratitude to Allah is an act of worship to which Allah repeatedly draws attention in the Qur'an, and believers pay meticulous attention to it. The following are injunctions related to gratitude:
No! Worship Allah and be among the thankful. (Surat az-Zumar; 66)
So eat from what Allah has provided for you, lawful and good, and be thankful for the blessing of Allah if it is Him you worship. (Surat an-Nahl; 114)
Giving due thanks to Allah earns for a person Allah's love and good pleasure, drawing one nearer to Him. Because a person does not attribute his ability to worldly causes, he knows deep inside that he owes everything to Allah alone and thus avoids ascribing any associates to Him. This way, he attains spiritual benefits which are far better than any material gain, and praises Allah for every blessing.
All favors in this world are a means by which Allah puts man to the test. In the Qur'an, Allah reveals this important fact in the words of Prophet Solomon (as):
He who possessed knowledge of the Book said, 'I will bring it to you before your glance returns to you.' And when he saw it standing firmly in his presence, he said, 'This is part of my Lord's favor to test me to see if I will give thanks or show ingratitude. Whoever gives thanks only does so to his own gain. Whoever is ungrateful, my Lord is Rich Beyond Need, Generous.' (Surat an-Naml; 40)
It is understood from the words of Prophet Solomon (as) that the ability to give thanks to Allah is in itself a great favor granted by Him, for one cannot thank Allah unless He wills; and gratitude is inspired by Him. The prayer related to gratitude of Prophet Solomon (as) is related thus:
He [Solomon] smiled, laughing at its words, and said, 'My Lord, keep me thankful for the blessing You have bestowed on me and on my parents, and keep me acting rightly, pleasing You, and admit me, by Your mercy, among Your servants who are righteous.' (Surat an-Naml; 19)
Being thankful, like having faith and doing good deeds, is by Allah's leave.
A person of conscience recognizes that all the blessings by which he is surrounded would not exist and that he could never attain them unless Allah willed. His body, intelligence, wisdom, feeling, health, strength—in fact, all the favors he thinks he possesses on his own are actually blessings granted by Him.
Giving thanks to Allah is not merely saying, "Al-hamdulillah" at certain times, as when one has completed a task, eats a fine supper, or survives an ordeal unhurt. Gratitude is a state one experiences deep in his heart because he can never account for all the favors he enjoys, even the obvious ones:
If you tried to number Allah's blessings, you could never count them. Allah is Ever-Forgiving, Most Merciful. (Surat an-Nahl; 18)
Heedless ingratitude is a serious trap devised by Satan. Indeed, it is a main ambition of his to hinder man from giving thanks. Allah relates the plot of Satan:
He said, 'By Your misguidance of me, I will lie in ambush for them on your straight path. Then I will come at them, from in front of them and behind them, from their right and from their left. You will not find most of them thankful.' (Surat al-A'raf; 16-17)
As the Qur'an makes clear, the efforts of Satan concentrate around this goal: keeping man from giving thanks to Allah. And his plan has indeed proven successful on many:
... Allah shows favor to mankind but most of them are not thankful. (Surah Yunus; 60)
That satan expresses his explicit will to approach man from this angle reveals the importance of gratitude to Allah as an aspect of worship. No doubt, abandoning it is sinful in the Sight of Allah:
And when your Lord announced: 'If you are grateful, I will certainly give you increase, but if you are ungrateful, My punishment is severe.' (Surah Ibrahim; 7)2009-02-26 03:53:00


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There's just as much reason to not censor it as there is to censor it. None. Zero. Zilch.
Because, like most things, the moment you allow a bit of it, some will abuse it.Just think of 'super mario 2'.Personally, I support both sides in this issue. I think censorship is bad but I can also see that the initial models were pretty tasteless.
Quote from: Cyril on January 05, 2014, 02:26:11 PMThere's just as much reason to not censor it as there is to censor it. None. Zero. Zilch.You're wrong. There's exactly one reason to do that or to avoid it: whether they think they'll make more money if they make this change. If they think making that change will positively impact sales, they'll make it. If they think it'll negatively affect sales, they won't. End of story.I don't know enough to know if this is the case here, but let's say they feel the Australian censorship boards will refuse to let them sell the game without changing it. That leaves them choosing whether to localize the game two ways, one for Australia, and one for everyone else, or just to alter the costumes for everybody outside of Japan and save some money.
How the fuck was Super Mario 2 censored? They reskinned Doki Doki Panic for brand recognition and didn't release the actual SMB2 here because it kind of sucks a lot.
I'm an Art History major
So that's why you get all touchy talking about this kind of thing.
Speak for yourself.
Quote from: Dice on January 05, 2014, 11:29:15 PMSpeak for yourself.Heh. I know you don't like my personality but I didn't mean any harm with my comment.


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A pit bull mauled 4-year-old Kylar Johnson to death, a preliminary autopsy showed Tuesday.
The death also was ruled accidental, although the investigation remains open. A final ruling could take more than a month.
Kylar was reported as missing to the Victoria County Sheriff's Office at 8:07 p.m. Sunday. After a host of friends, neighbors, volunteers and law enforcement officers, including K-9 units, searched through the night, Kylar was found dead 14 hours later in the backyard of a home in the 300 block of Village Lane.
The home sits at the front of the lot facing a swing set, child's jungle gym and picnic table. Ten large dogs are restrained on 10-foot chains toward the back of the property with individual shelters for each dog, Victoria Sheriff T. Michael O'Connor said during a news conference Tuesday.
A complete investigation by the Travis County Medical Examiner's office and a veterinarian are still in progress. However, upon investigating the crime scene, authorities have determined only one of the 10 dogs chained behind the Village Lane home was involved in the attack.
The dog thought to be responsible for the attack is currently isolated, O'Connor said. After the medical examiner and vet are through with their investigation, the dog will be put down, he added.
The time of death was not released by the sheriff's office because of the ongoing investigation. Investigators are trying to determine how the boy managed to get a quarter-mile from his home and into the yard with the dogs.
While many theories continue to circulate concerning contributing factors to Kylar going missing, the sheriff encouraged people to contact the sheriff's office if they have firsthand knowledge of Sunday's events and are willing to give a sworn statement.
"There are conspiracy theories," O'Connor said. "People will have opinions across the land, and we will continue to try to get answers."
The sheriff said he could not rule out the potential of charges being filed against the boy's father, the dog's owners, or anyone else who might have contributed to Kylar's death.
O'Connor would not say who else was home when the boy disappeared, but said the father had custody of the boy. The mother later came to the scene to help with the search.
Kylar's home in the 1100 block of Old Goliad Road was the location of an accidental shooting death at a birthday party on May 13. Kylar's father, Michael Cole Johnson, 28, and his brother Matthew Dane Johnson, 25, were arrested for and charged with interfering with public duties, according to an arrest report.
The sheriff also said the department had received several reports of Kylar previously being seen walking unattended down Old Goliad Road. The boy was not known to wander in the direction where he was found, the sheriff said.
Neighbors at an adjacent property told the Advocate they generally saw Kylar outside playing in the yard under the supervision of his father.
"He was such a happy child, and he enjoyed playing outside," neighbor Connie Carona, 65, said.
Kylar enjoyed playing with the family dog, Carona said, and she often heard adults calling to him to come inside, or stay away from dangerous areas.
Carona and her family joined the search for Kylar just before 9 p.m. Sunday and continued searching until 2 a.m. When she heard Monday that Kylar was dead, she said, she could not stop crying.
"I don't know what happened that day," Carona said. "I tell my children you have to watch children closely. In the blink of an eye, you can look up, and they'll be gone."


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Jerry Sandusky Questions Mike McQueary's Testimony in Interview
(NEW YORK) -- In his first jailhouse interview since he was convicted on 45 counts of sexually abusing children, former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky insisted that the testimony of key witness Mike McQueary was inaccurate.
Sandusky made the comments as part of a three-hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Zieglar, who is making a film to try and clear the name of Penn State's former head football coach, Joe Paterno, who was implicated in the Sandusky scandal.
In an interview on NBC's The Today Show Monday morning, Ziegler played a recording of the interviews he conducted with Sandusky behind bars in Pennsylvania.
Sandusky questioned the tesitmony of McQueary, the former Penn State assistant coach who testified he saw Sandusky standing "extremely" close to a young boy in the football locker room showers, heard "rhythmic slapping sounds" and believed he was witnessing sexual behavior.
"I don't understand how anybody would have walked into that locker room, from where he was, and heard sounds associated that was sex going on," Sandusky said in the taped interview.
"I mean that would have been the last thing I would have thought about. I would have thought maybe fooling around or something like that," he said, laughing.
Ziegler explained that the question of what McQueary actually saw in the locker room shower is central to clearing the name of Paterno.
According to the grand jury indicment of Sandusky and an independent investigation into the scandal by former FBI director Louis Freeh, McQueary went to Paterno the morning after the shower incident and told the head coach what he had seen. In subsequent conversations between Paterno, then-athletic director Tim Curley, and then-vice president Gary Schultz, the men decided not to report Sandusky to the police.
Ziegler is using his documentary, along with a website called "The Framing of Joe Paterno," to try and prove that McQueary never told Paterno that he witnessed child rape and that Paterno did not willfully ignore the accusation to protect his football program, as the Freeh report charges.
In the interview he conducted with Sandusky, Zieglar asked whether Paterno would have allowed Sandusky to continue coaching at Penn State if he had suspected Sandusky of pedophilia.
"If he absolutely thought I was (a pedophile) I'd say no," Sandusky said. "If he had a suspicion, I don't know the answer to that."
The Paterno family condemned the documentary and the jailhouse interview, calling it "misguided and inappropriate."
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BANNER ELK, N.C. --- Trailing 28-21 at half, the Lees-McRae women's basketball team rode an electric second half to secure a 57-53 victory against Conference Carolina foe Pfeiffer Saturday afternoon at Williams Gymnasium in Banner Elk, N.C.
The Bobcats (6-8, 3-2 CC) picked up their second consecutive victory and overcame a sluggish first half after shooting 29.6%. The Falcons (2-11, 1-4 CC) saw their early season woes continue despite knocking down eight three-pointers.
The first half was a see-saw battle, but LMC grabbed an early four-point advantage following a fastbreak layup from Icey Patterson (Seneca, S.C.), 17-13 with 5:22 remaining in the half.
The Falcons stormed back and carried momentum into the half when they finished the first period on a 15-4 run. Pfeiffer's Alexis Stallard helped jumpstart the offense while rattling off seven points during the run.
Both teams struggled in the first 20 minutes while knocking down eight field goals apiece.
The Falcons stretched the lead to nine, 30-21, following a pair of free-throws from Vivian Doerr.
However, Patterson struck again and teammate Kasey Hanes (Mooresville, N.C.) capped off a 12-4 run to give the Bobcats a one-point lead, 35-34, with 14:16 the clock.
The game saw multiple ties the rest of the way, but a pair of Kerri Belcher (Roanoke, Va.) converted free-throws at the 3:11 and Alyssa Munson (Summerfield, N.C.) followed with a layup and gave LMC a lead it wouldn't relinquish.
Senior Lauren Lewis (Concord, N.C.) paced the team with 14 points while Belcher chipped in with 13. Munson and Belcher grabbed five boards a piece while the Bobcats shot 11-of-13 from the charity stripe and 50% from the field in the second half.
Stallard led all scorers with 18 points while Carter Williams had 12. Amy Stellar grabbed eight boards and the Falcons had 25 turnovers.
The Bobcats continue their home-friendly January when they welcome Conference Carolina's Barton to Williams Gymnasium Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.


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Says America has strayed from Constitution
As the newly elected chief justice of the state supreme court in Alabama, Judge Roy Moore, who for some 10 years has run the Foundation for Moral Law, says he's looking forward to educating judges, lawyers and others on the constitutional foundation of America.
That focuses on, in a phrase, the fact the rights of U.S. citizens come from God, and not Washington, and government needs to acknowledge that.
"Without an understanding of God," he told WND in a recent post-election interview, "you can't understand the Constitution."
Moore, many will remember, was the judge who was removed from the same position he's now assuming 10 years ago for refusing a federal court's order to remove a Ten Commandments monument from the state judicial building in Alabama.
He's explained repeatedly that he has no plans to bring that back, because the monument became a distraction from the real issue: the acknowledgement of God as explained in the national and state constitutions. And he says there's no possibility of true justice without that.
He said he will be sworn in on the promise to uphold the Constitution of the United States as well as the Alabama Constitution.
Get Judge Roy Moore's classic book about his battle for liberty, "So Help Me God: The Ten Commandments, Judicial Tyranny, and the Battle for Religious Freedom."
"The only way you can do that is acknowledge that morality and law does come from God," he said.
It's not really that complicated, he noted. Human beings unrestrained by law misbehave, so the Constitution is set up with the goal of restraining human excesses, specifically in government.
"The whole basis of the Constitution is the restraint of human power," he said.
He cited the state of the United States now, following the 2012 election, as an example of things gone wrong.
"No president has the power to violate constitutional restraints of power," he said. "[The members of the legislature] don't and neither does the Supreme Court."
Yet, he said, Barack Obama has violated its standard by bombing Libya, when the Constitution provides only Congress shall declare war.
"The Constitution is the rule of law, and [my job is] to uphold is to uphold the rule of law," he said.
"I get criticized for my professions that God is the basis of all rights or liberties," he told WND, "and yet, the rule of law, being the Constitution, and its companion, the Declaration of Independence, organize the laws of our country on [the premise that] our rights come from God."
Government's job, he said, is to secure and protect those rights.
Further, the full Constitution needs to play an active role today, he said.
"There is little regard for the Constitution in the courts today, even the U.S. Supreme Court," he said.
"You go back and you read Thomas Jefferson's letter to William Giles, of 1825," he said. "Read what he said about the usurpation of the rights of states. It sounds like he was speaking today."
In that 1825 letter, which is online at Constitution.org, Jefferson writes that he is concerned that the federal government is becoming to powerful.
"I see, as you do, and with the deepest affliction, the rapid strides with which the federal branch of our government is advancing towards the usurpation of all the rights reserved to the states, and the consolidation in itself of all powers, foreign and domestic; and that too, by constructions which, if legitimate, leave no limits to their power," he wrote. "Take together the decisions of the federal court, the doctrines of the president, and the misconstructions of the constitutional compact acted on by the legislature of the federal branch, and it is but too evident, that the three ruling branches of that department are in combination to strip their colleagues, the state authorities; of the powers reserved by them, and to exercise themselves all functions foreign and domestic."
He noted the misbehavior at that time – a taxation plan for roads – was being pursued under the color of the government's power to regulate commerce, the same precedent cited for the imposition of Obamacare today.
"They assume indefinitely that also over agriculture and manufactures, and call it regulation to take the earnings of one of these branches of industry, and that, too, the most depressed, and put them into the pockets of the other, the most flourishing of all," Jefferson wrote. "Under the authority to establish post roads, they claim that of cutting down mountains for the construction of roads, of digging canals, and aided by a little sophistry on the words 'general welfare,' a right to do, not only the acts to effect that, which are specifically enumerated and permitted, but whatsoever they shall think, or pretend will be for the general welfare."
And think Congress today is in conflict? Jefferson said of the state of Washington then: "And what is our resource for the preservation of the Constitution? Reason and argument? You might as well reason and argue with the marble columns encircling them. The representatives chosen by ourselves? They are joined in the combination, some from incorrect views of government, some from corrupt ones, sufficient voting together to outnumber the sound parts; and with majorities only of one, two, or three, bold enough to go forward in defiance."
He said patience is needed, and the nation should "keep ourselves in a situation to profit by the chapter of accidents; and separate from our companions only when the sole alternatives left, are the dissolution of our Union with them, or submission to a government without limitation of powers. Between these two evils, when we must make a choice, there can be no hesitation."
He said America is burdened under Obamacare now because of the circumstances Jefferson outlined, the "decisions of the federal court, the doctrines of the president" and the "misconstruction of a constitutional compact acted on by the legislature."
"The solution is the reversal of the thing that got us here," he told WND. "Going back and educating ourselves to what the Constitution is about, what it stands for, upon what basis it was formed…
"We have got to become educated again to the constitutional republic in which we live, what got us here," he said.
That's a long road, he said, noting that most contemporary calendars no longer even recognize Constitution Day, Sept. 17.
But he said when people start waking up to the deprivation of their rights, and "putting our foot down," officials will see what has been happening.
Moore said he'll personally be teaching judges and lawyers about the Constitution, and leading those efforts for school children, "because that's where judges and lawyers come from."
WND reported as Moore battled for the position in Alabama, he said, "I will … lead the judicial system of Alabama to uphold constitutional principles and moral values contained in our law and will resist all efforts to disparage or destroy our beloved constitution."


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There are a few ways that this list of personal development blogs is a handy list for you. Firstly, the obvious one that these blogs provide fantastic content for you to read and from which to learn. Each time you revisit, a new topic will jump out at you. It will be the one most relevant in your life at that time.
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I may have spoken about commenting at blogs before, and how it is a terrific way to gain back links to your own sites. In turn, that helps your site's credibility and demonstrates relevance of information. Google loves that and want visitors to find great information related to their search subject.
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Unlike most professional bloggers, I have a real job (snap!). I work as a self-employed freelance web designer and creative professional. A job that consumes most of my available time that would otherwise be devoted to writing. Since this site was incepted I have run it, literally, with one hand and four fingers tied behind my back. Each post I write is done with one remaining pinky finger, in the span of whatever free minutes I can spare each hour or afternoon. Even as time deprived as I am, I still managed to make this blog one of the most popular iPhone enthusiast destinations on the internets. Not a bad achievement for one person, but still woefully inadequate.
My schedule is becoming increasingly burdened with work, and writing time seems to be lessening. The latter part of last week I spent on the road meeting with new clients and collaborating on projects. My "free" time was so sparse I not only hadn't posted news, I completely missed Free Wallpaper Friday...an inexcusable atrocity akin to drowning kittens. Ironically it seems that the very thing that has made this blog what it is (me) is also holding it back (me again). And that's not good. So the time has come to make some hard decisions here at the old iPhone blog. My options are...
- Give up my job and work as a full time professional writer? I would love the opportunity to do just that, but this crazy capitalist system we live under requires currency for the acquisition of goods and services. My income would disappear in the blink of an eye. Unless some larger publication acquires this blog and hires me in, this isn't an option, sadly.
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- Open the site to volunteers and user generated content.
The last option seems most rational, and interesting. So here's the deal - I want your feedback. How does this idea sound to you? Would you like to see user generated news and reviews? Or would you rather this site remains as it exists now...a walled garden with me as its despite ruler? Better still, what would you, dear readers, like to see added to improve this site? Any and all options are on the table. Speak your mind and I'll listen. Post your comments below, or use the contact form to shoot me an email...or engage in character assassination.
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BANNER ELK, N.C. --- The Lees-McRae women's basketball team saw a quartet of players register double figures while LMC created some breathing room in a tight Conference Carolinas with a 69-64 against King University Monday evening at Williams Gymnasium in Banner Elk, N.C.
The Bobcats (9-9, 6-3 CC) remain perfect at home (7-0) and led by as many as 19 while Kerri Belcher (Roanoke, Va.) collected her fifth double-double on the season with an 11-point, 11-rebound performance. The Tornado (11-6, 5-4) struggled from long range while going 5-for-26 from 3-point land.
A trio of layups from King gave them an 11-point advantage (16-5) with 12:25 remaining in the first half.
LMC would respond and finish the half on a 22-10 run when Icey Patterson (Seneca, S.C.) hit a jumper with four ticks on the clock and gave the Bobcats a one-point lead, 27-26.
Both teams struggled from the floor in the first half while both hit 10 field goals, but shot under 36%.
The Bobcat offense came to life in the first five minutes of the second half when they went on a 15-2 run to extend the lead to 42-29.
Despite playing with foul trouble, junior Kabrina Truesdale (Wilmington, N.C.) got in the mix with four points and three rebounds.
Consecutive buckets from Patterson and sophomore Alyssa Munson (Summerfield, N.C.) gave LMC its biggest lead at the 9:22 mark.
A pair of Niroska Perez (Asheville, N.C.) free-throws kept the lead at 15, but the Tornado would claw back with a 15-5 run to cut the deficit to five, 67-62, with 18 seconds left.
Truesdale would tally five of her 11 points to seal the victory while LMC shot 47.1% in the second half.
Munson paced the Bobcat squad with 14 points while Lauren Lewis (Concord, N.C.) had 12. LMC controlled the glass with a 46-40 advantage.
Sydney Harris had a game-high 16 points for King while Bonnie Durrett and Jalan Harper had 10 apiece.
LMC will put its flawless home record to a tough test when it welcomes conference-leader Limestone (8-1) to Williams Gymnasium Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.


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Experian also reports Facebook ads are getting 50 percent conversion rate for retail brands.
Experian also reports Facebook ads are getting 50 percent conversion rate for retail brands.
Pinterest is now the third most popular social networking site in the U.S. and could help foster "meaningful connections" between retailers and consumers. That's according to a lengthy new 2012 Digital Marketer report from Experian.
Retailers should also consider advertising on Facebook. The report found that retail advertisers saw conversion rates of almost 50 percent through Facebook ad campaigns in 2011.
According to Experian, Pinterest attracted 21.5 million visits in the week ending January 28, 2012 – nearly 30 times the number of total visits six months before. As reported by other firms, Pinterest skews female; 60 percent of the site's users are women, and 55 percent are between the ages of 25 and 44, according to Experian.
Californians and Texans made up the largest share of visits to the site, and its users overindex in visits from Midwestern, Northwestern, and Southeastern states.
"This data indicates that Pinterest visitors have a different profile versus their counterparts visiting other social networking sites such as Facebook and YouTube," notes the report.
Pinterest users post photos of "Products They Love," from L.K. Bennett shoes and Kate Spade purses to iPhone cases, laptop bags, and Reyka Vodka. So, it's no surprise Experian sees the site as full of potential for retail marketing. "As communities become less about friends and more about common interests, retail brands in particular need to take note if they want to make more meaningful connections with their customers," the company states.
Retail brands that ran at least four ad campaigns on Facebook in 2011 drew some of the highest conversion rates as measured by Experian. Retail Facebook ads resulted in a 49 percent conversion rate, compared to 40 percent for travel advertisers and 58 percent for consumer goods brands. In contrast, auto brand ads on Facebook generated just 18 percent conversion.
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San Fransico based company Airship Ventures is bringing back Zeppelins. The blimp like Zeppelins(but don't call them blimps, they're sensitive about that) have not been too popular since the Hindenburg crashed and burned over 70 years ago. Somehow I doubt that will be in the brochure.
For $495 an hour(per person) you and up to 12 guests can ride one of the Zeppelins on several different scenic tours of the San Fransico/Oakland, including a trip over the Golden Gate Bridge. There's also the possibility to have a customized route for a "customized" price.
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Journal of Energy in Southern Africa
versión On-line ISSN 2413-3051
versión impresa ISSN 1021-447X
J. energy South. Afr. vol.25 no.1 Cape Town ene. 2014
Solar water heater contribution to energy savings in higher education institutions: Impact analysis
Olawale M PopoolaI; Clément BurnierII
ICentre for Energy and Electric Power, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria
IIESIEE, Amiens, and French South Africa Institute of Technology
This paper focuses on the impact of Solar Water Heaters (SWH) at a higher institution of learning. An energy audit was conducted for the evaluation of the energy conservation measure: energy conoduction Energy is a key element in the development of any country or institution; as a result any shortage in energy will have a serious effect on the economy and social aspect of such country or institution. South Africa has, in recent years, experienced high economic growth as well as a rapid expansion in the elsumption analysis, correlation of consumption with weather; financial criteria, payback period and needed solar heater system (SWH) to determine the energy that may be termed as wastage or can be saved. The method of investigation includes assessment of the hot water usage within the institution campus and residencies, analysis of bills, metering and development of a software model for the analysis of energy use, system needed and environmental variables. This renewable measure (SWH) showed a high potential of energy and financial savings for higher education institutions especially those with residences.
Keywords: energy, solar water heater, software development and validation
1. Introduction
Energy is a key element in the development of any country or institution; as a result any shortage in energy will have a serious effect on the economy and social aspect of such country or institution. South Africa has, in recent years, experienced high economic growth as well as a rapid expansion in the eectric power consumer base (Ijumba & Sebitosi, 2001). As a result, the demand for electricity has escalated but has not been matched by corresponding investment in generation (Ijumba & Sebitosi, 2001). The South Africa White paper on Renewable energy and Clean Development, 2003 set a target of 10 000 GWh as its contribution to final energy consumption, and this is expected to be achieved through partnerships and will, overcome market barriers and promote widespread use of sustainable energy solutions (Department of Energy, 2012).
Investment in renewable energy and energy efficiency is important so as to reduce the negative economic, social and environmental impacts of energy production and consumption in South Africa. Currently, renewable energy contributes relatively little to primary energy and even less to the consumption of commercial energy (Winkler, 2005). There are various sources of renewable energy e.g. from biomass, wind, solar and small-scale hydro, however in this part of the world solar is readily available. The Southern African region, and in fact the whole of Africa, has sunshine all year round. The annual 24-hour global solar radiation average is about 220 W/m2 for South Africa. Most areas in South Africa average more than 2 500 hours of sunshine per year, and average solar-radiation levels range between 4.5 and 6.5kWh/m2 in one day (www.energy.gov.za). Solar energy, like all other renewable energies, is very safe and environmentally friendly. There are no emissions; the source of fuel is the sun, unlike coal-powered stations (Department of Energy, 2012). There are various technologies hinged on solar usage, such as solar-photovoltaic, solar water heaters etc.
Water-heating accounts for a third to half of the energy consumption in the average household (www.energy.gov.za; Department of Mineral Resources, 2007). In South Africa, water heating is derived mainly from electricity, being the most common energy-carrier employed. The equivalent of a large coal-fired power station (2 000 MW+) is used to provide hot water within the domestic sector alone (www.energy.gov.za; Department of Mineral Resources, 2007).
Since the inception of the accelerated domestic electrification programme through grid extension in South Africa, a major distortion of the national load curve has emerged, with the early evening load peak growing significantly. Modelling indicates that the introduction of solar water-heating can ameliorate the situation substantially. As a result of such deduction, according to the Department of Energy resource on water heating made available for solar water heating, switching from electrical to solar water-heating can, therefore, have significant economic and environmental benefits (www.energy.gov.za).
The South Africa country's utility and policy makers have proposed domestic solar water heating as one of the most viable complimentary solutions to the country's energy and environmental crises (Ijumba & Sebitosi, 2011). Economic benefits may include reduction of energy bills, reduction on peak load at the power utility, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction, and release of scare capital to other pressing needs.
On the other hand, there are some issues negating the use of SHW, this includes high up-front-capital cost of the system and limited funding for SWH installation by government, banks and other private partnerships. Others include savings impact analysis as well as good economic and financial investigations in terms of investment- payback period.
To alleviate the issues centred around funding and investment, the South African government brought on board a Standard Offer Incentive Scheme that will fund Energy Efficiency and Demand Side Management (EEDSM) interventions. This scheme is aimed at creating an expanded opportunity for attracting the much-needed sustainable financial stimulus into the energy efficient and renewable programme. SWH is amongst the allowable technologies (Department of Energy, 2012).
Commercial buildings and residential home owners' have not shown much interest due to the negating issues raised earlier. In order to assist and give a good perspective of SWH contribution, there is the need to investigate both the savings impact and cost with respect of the high upfront capital involved in the implementation of SHW.
2. Problem description
As a result of electricity shortage and outages in South Africa, coupled with ambiguous tariffs increases within short intervals by the power utilities, this has resulted in high maintenance costs (e.g. generator running and fuel cost) and reduced capital expenditure for the higher education institutions. There is the need to find ways of reducing energy consumption and energy bills.
This project aims at evaluating the impact of SWH usage at an institution of higher learning which will inevitably reduce its energy consumption. The case study is Tshwane University of Technology (TUT), Pretoria Campus.
3. Objectives
The main objective of this study is to demonstrate to management of higher education institution, TUT, that renewable energy (Solar Water Heaters) implementation can yield significant benefits and improve competitiveness of the institution within the limited financial resources available to it. Others objectives include:
• The need to explore the usage of renewable energy sources and its integration to the existing electrical sources at the campus.
• Pollution levels and the energy prices are increasing on a daily basis. Consequently, there is the need to find ways to reduce such issues.
4. Method of investigation
The method of investigation includes audit of hot water usage within the campus, analysis of bills, metering and development of a software model for the analysis/evaluation of the energy impact and solar system design. To achieve the steps outlined, the following were applied in the evaluation of energy savings measures.
4.1 Solar water heating solution
For the model development, Matlab software environment Matlab 7.10. (R2010) was employed. The developed model is expected to give an ample view of investment and payback period, energy and cost saving effects etc. With this evaluation, the usage of SWH may or not be justifiable. The synoptic schematic of the working steps of the software using Matlab is shown in Figure 1.
The model development and software analysis was undertaken in steps (see Appendix 1). Firstly, consideration of the environmental values (latitude, declination, solar radiation, slope of the collectors, cold-water temperature and etc.). Secondly, water heating load in KWh per year. Thirdly, energy savings due to the use of the collectors taking into consideration the fraction of saving the user needs. Lastly, makes a synthesis about the financial part and gives the energy saved, the money saved, the initial investment, the number of collector needed and the payback period.
For the investigation, several inputs are needed. However, for this model or software application analysis, the following were taking into consideration: collector and tank model, electricity price, the outside temperature and days of the year. To achieve the outputs as shown in Figure 1, the following calculations were undertaken.
(a) Estimated load calculation
Load calculation is necessary for determining the water heating energy consumption without the solar system as a baseline reference point. This is used for evaluating how much energy and funds (money) will be saved.
From the sampling survey conducted in terms of human behaviour and usage within the campus hostel, findings showed that consumption of hot water during a day is around 7.5 Litres per individual using the number of beds at the hostel as occupants. The total hot water consumption is therefore is the number of people in a building multiplied by the consumption (Duffie & Beckman, 1991).
At TUT University, most of the hot water consumption is at the hostels, hence the number of people is assumed to be the number of beds in each hostel. The energy required can be express as (Redpath, 2012):
Where Cp is the heat capacitance of water (4 200 (J/kg)/ °C); ρ its density (1 kg/L); and Ts is the cold water temperature afterwards; Qload is calculated for a year period; "Th" is the hot water temperature in the tanks in most cases, the average value is 60 oC.
Yearly load took into consideration the type of buildings as well as the purpose and activities in such buildings. For instance, at the hostels, investigation showed that buildings were fully occupied during the week. However, as a result of the rest periods and holiday of between 2-3 months (no other activities took place during this period at the audited residences), the yearly average occupation per year is ~ 75 %.
(b) Calculation of environmental variables
The variables outlined here were applied in the SWH model analysis.
Cold water temperature
To determine the cold water temperature, the following formula was applied:
Tmin and Tmax are the value of maximal and minimal cold water (corresponding to the soil temperature from 2m deep), in Pretoria these values are around 19.7 and 15.7 Celsius degrees; h indicates the location of the project, if it is in south or north hemisphere (1 if north or -1 if south hemisphere); and N is the number of the month (between 1 and 12). From the formula, it is possible to have the average value of cold water for each month of the year. Figure 2 shows the estimates cold water temperatures for Pretoria according to number of days.
Sky irradiance
The sky irradiance variable is an indispensable parameter used for calculating the energy collected by the solar panels. In order to calculate the sky irradiance value, the basic concept of energy engineering was applied as shown by the evaluation.
Declination: is the angular position of the sun at solar noon (corresponds to the moment when the sun is at its highest point in the sky).
The declination for each day of the year (n is the day number) was calculated using Matlab software and the result obtained is from 23.45 at June 21th to -23.45 as at December 21th.
Sunset hour angle
The sunset hour angle 'ws' is the solar hour angle corresponding to the time when the sun goes down. It is given by the following equation:
It takes 15 degrees per hours (positive in afternoon and negative in the morning) correspond for 360 degrees per day.
Figure 3 shows the sun set hour for Pretoria (lat- itude = 25.732 S) according to days. For example, on 14th July, the sun set at 17h16 (note: this value is an average considering the sun at noon (12h00).
Extra-terrestrial radiation
The extra-terrestrial radiation is the solar radiation before it reaches the atmospheric land layer. The extra-terrestrial radiation in a horizontal plane 'H0' can be evaluated for days of the year with the following equation:
Where Ψ is the latitude, σ the declination, ws the sunset hour angle, and n the number of the day. Gsc corresponds to the solar constant equal to 1367 W/m2. The value of H0 with this formula is dimensioned in Wh\m2.
Solar radiation for an inclined plane
The solar radiation for an inclined plane has to be known so as to be able to evaluate the load of the solar panels and the amount of solar energy that can be accumulated. The formula for solar radiation in an inclined plane is given by the equation:
ρ is the ground reflectivity supposed to be equal to 0.2 if the yearly temperature is higher than 0 °C; and 0.7 if the temperature is lower than -5°C. In this case, the value for Pretoria is 0.2 as a result of the average yearly temperature being equal to 20°C.
Hb is the product of monthly average beam radiation: Hb = H-Hd; Rb is a geometric factor depending on the slope of the collector (β), the latitude (Ψ), the declination ( σ) and days:
The formula is used for the southern hemisphere. As for the northern hemisphere, the sign before β in the cosine and sine function needs to be changed. ws is the sunset hour angle which is dependent on Ψ and σ previous. Hd is the monthly average daily diffuse radiation calculated in two different cases using the global irradiation (H) and the clearness index (Kt).
If ws>81.4 degrees
If ws>81.4 degrees
And β is the slope of panels. The slope of the surface will be fixed for each day and will be:
Two cases were considered using the software, the collector as a tracking collector which can be programmed to the value above; or consider as a fixed collector using the mean value of 'beta'. For Pretoria TUT campus, a test fixed collector was considered because tracking collectors are rarely in use nowadays apart from the difficulty in estimating the initials.
Sky radiation
The value of the sky irradiance is needed to quantify radiative transfer exchanges between a body (solar collector) and the sky. The actual sky radiation falls somewhere in-between the clear and the cloudy values. If c is the fraction of the sky covered by clouds, sky radiation may be approximated by:
Where clear sky long-wave radiation (in the absence of clouds) is:
Ta is the ambient temperature in °C. For cloudy skies, the average temperature is assumed to be Ta-5°C and emit long wave radiation with an emittance of 0.96, that is, the irradiance of a sky cloudy is computed as:
Where σ is the Stefan-Boltzmann constant assumed to be equal to 5,669x10-8 (W/m2)/K4.
To find an approximate monthly value of 'c' the formula below may be applied:
Kd is calculated by using the average clearness index ('Kt') and the Collares-Pereira and Rabl correlation:
Load collected
The energy collected per unit collector area per year is described by the following equation:
Where Fr(τα) and FrUl are collector characteristics explained in due course, G is the global incident solar radiation of the collector (taking the yearly average irradiation in an optimally inclined plane from the Joint Research Centre-European Commission website, the ratio ε/α is set to 0.96 (ε is the long wave emissivity of the absorber), ΔT is the temperature differential between the working fluid entering the collectors and outside ambient temperature that is Ts-Ta. L is the relative long wave sky irradiance. It is defined as:
Where Lsky is the long wave sky irradiance previously calculated and Ta the ambient temperature expressed in °C.
This model includes also the losses due to snow, dirt and piping. The dirt value is the losses due to snow; dirt can affect the irradiance level experienced by the collector. Therefore, Fr(τα) is mul- tiplied by (1- f dirt), typical values range from zero to a few percent. In the project location study (Pretoria, South Africa) it rarely snows, hence the value depends only on the dirt. This value is around 5%.
Hot water is stored in tanks and run through imperfectly insulated pipes giving rise to heat being lost to the environment. The load collected value is affected by these losses as shown in the equation:
The value loss is the losses in the pipes and the tank (if needed). This value varies between 1 to 12 %; hard to estimate due to its dependency on several factors such as length of the pipes and water usage in the tank.
Collector panels
Three types of solar collector are considered in equation 1; these are glazed collectors, evacuated collectors and unglazed collector. The needed changes in the applicable equation are the collectors characteristics, namely FrUl and Fr(τα). There are generic values for these characteristics if not provided by the manufacturers.
Water pump load
To direct the heated water in the collector to the water tank or the existing water heating process, one or more water pumps is needed. The energy value of the water pump is based on this formula:
Where Qpump is the energy needed to pump the water in a year. Ppump is the power by surface unity of the collector (this value is generally between 8 and 22 W/m2). S is the area taken by the collectors in m2. And Ncoll the number of working hours the solar collector is used.
The value of Ncoll can be approximated as:
This value is given by the energy collected by the solar system taking into account the losses divided by the energy without losses and multiplied by the number of daytime hours of days in the years Nclearness. Nclearness is the factor of the clearness index (computed in "Extra-terrestrial radiation" part) number of hours in the days.
(c) Financial evaluation
Using the various calculations as previously mentioned, the energy and cost savings will be justified as shown by the graph in terms of payback period and profitability. The energy saved is attributed to the use of the solar water heating system/process.
The money saved in relation to years is shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4 is the result of the eco formula below using inputs such as the initial investment, the inflation and the electricity price.
Pe is the electricity price; Qcoll is the energy calculated earlier; Pinit is the initial price which corresponds to the price of collectors and the tank (if needed). Solar collector lifetime is around 25-30 years; however, for the software analysis the value of 20 years was (will be) used. This is to take care of the possible maintenance cost according to the piping or the tanks. The maintenance is estimated by the initial price of the items divided by the lifetime per year (in a lower value), however, the value of the initial price is based on this formula:
The price of the water pump is included in the price of the solar collector. Only the power consumption of the water pump is considered in the financial part. That is the cost of power consumption by the water pump will be subtracted from the money saved as a result of the installed SWH. For estimation of the inflation rate, the mean value (5.47%) for the last 10 years in South Africa was (will be) applied (see http://www.global-rates.co for the last ten-year inflation rate).
5. Model validation and application
The goal of this software is to give an ample view of investment, energy and money saving, payback, baseline energy of the building, environmental variable-cold water temperature profile, solar irradiation on an inclined plane, number and slope of collector for better efficiency, energy required by the water pump etc.
To evaluate and validate the developed model applications, the proposed energy saving measure was evaluated using the following procedures:
5.1 Solar water heating - process
The SHW process in Figure 1 was applied in the application development (Appendix 1). In order to substantiate the implementation of the solar water heating process using the developed application, the following parameters were inputted (Duffie & Beckman, 1991; Redpath, 2012; Retscreen):
• Location of installation: 25°43'56" South, 28°9'42" East; Elevation: 1310 m a.s.l.
• Type and size of solar collector: 12 Pipe Evacuated Solar Collector (Xtreme solar company) with a surface area of 2.2256 m2 (total cost ZAR 7439.28)
• Type, size and cost of water storage tank: JoJo; 10000 litres capacity; ZAR 8366.00
The number of the tanks in the project is dependent on the number of people using hot water and the fraction of energy/money saving expected.
Other needed inputs for the MATLAB SWH application include:
5.2 Water consumption
From the audit exercise carried out at the campus, the total number of beds at the six residences is 1 250. The average daily hot water usage per day was estimated to be 9 500 litres (average of 7.6 litres).
5.3 Hot water electricity consumption per year
The use of hot water corresponds to electrical consumption, however, in order to quantify the yearly water consumption, the holiday period in South Africa needed to be taken into account. Using the South Africa school calendar (www.kwathabeng.co.za/travel/south-africa/destinations.html?cal=school, 2011), there is around 94 days of vacation in a year which is about 25% of the number of days in year. As a result, the use of residences is consequently around 75% in a year with an estimated annual water heating consumption of around 1 279MWh/year.
5.4 Energy consumption and energy saved
The fraction of energy saving is set to 70% (maximum) so as to be able to reduce most of energy thereby cumulating into financial savings consump- tion; while the remaining will be supplied by electric resistance heating (electric geysers).
5.5 Lifetime of project
The lifetime of the existing project is fixed to 10 years.
5.6 Result obtained
Using the SWH model, the energy required to heat water is 1 535 MWh/year while the energy produced by the solar water process is 1 074 MWh/year. This shows that the amount of energy consumed without the solar water heating system is 461 MWh/year according to software application. This is expected to be saved using SWH.
According to the cumulative cash flow graph in Figure 5, the intended project implementation or solution shows a payback time of 3 years and 10 months. The slope of the collectors needs to be inclined at an around 25.2 degrees for maximum irridance utilization.
The number of collector needed to achieve the expected energy from SHW is 329, with an area of 732 m2. This means that 54 collectors of 120m2 area need to be implanted on each residential building roof. The SHW impact is expected to bring about 938 ton of CO2 emission reduction. In summary, the impact of SHW will translate into around 7.1 million rand financial savings over a 10 year period.
6. Conclusion and recommendation
In order to assist policy makers in the areas of energy management, the impact of SWH in a learning institution was investigated. In the course of the investigation, study of the existing usage pattern, development of simulation techniques for analyses and evaluation was carried out. The highlights of this study were the introduction of environmental variables which are very crucial to SHW implementation, operation and justification. This was mathe- matically modelled and very much differs from the existing models currently available.
Results obtained show that financial, operational and environmental benefits will arise as a result of solar water heating implementation at learning institutions. These benefits include maintenance cost reduction (geyser repairs, generator repairs/ maintenance. fuel cost etc.) and, more importantly the electricity consumption reduction thereby cumulating into financial savings for the institutions.
This work was supported by Eskom, South Africa, and the Centre for Energy and Electric Power, Tshwane University of Technology. Special mention must be made to the Julien Masson (ESIEE, Amiens, and French South Africa Institute of Technology that participated in the research work, as well as Prof J. Munda.
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Blanche Hoopes
Blanche Mary Hoopes, 98, passed away Dec. 27, 2012, in Canon City, Colo. She was born Feb. 19, 1914, in Harper to William McClellan and Hattie T. (Brown) Nye.
Blanche grew up on a farm near Harper and graduated from Harper High School. She was united in marriage to Virgil Hoopes on June 11, 1933, in Attica. He preceded her in death on May 7, 1987.
During World War II, Blanche and Virgil moved to Marion, where they owned and operated "The Shack" antique store. They enjoyed going to flea markets in Oklahoma and Texas. Blanche also enjoyed quilting, carving small wood pieces, and refinishing furniture. She was a member of the Christian Church in Marion and belonged to several card clubs, including pinochle. In 1998, she moved to Canon City to be closer to her family.
Blanche is survived by her children, Nila Jean (Bob) Cleveland of Canon City and Neil Warren (Penny) Hoopes of Four Seasons, Mo.; six grandchildren, Jill (Bryan) Fredrickson, Jana (Tom) Hoak, Jennie (Jim) Miller, Kendra (Heidi) Scroggs, Doug Hoopes, and Jeweleen (Roger) Phillips; 19 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and one sister, Leta Sanders of Wichita.
She was also preceded in death by a grandson, Kreig Scroggs, in 1999; her parents; and four siblings.
Burial will be in Attica. Arrangements are being handled by Holt Family Funeral Home. Condolences may be sent to the family online at http://www.holtfamilyfuneralhomes.com.
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Decision : 36 COM 8B.27
Cultural Properties - Landscape of Grand Pré (Canada)
The World Heritage Committee,
1. Having examined Documents WHC-12/36.COM/8B and WHC-12/36.COM/INF.8B1,
2. Inscribes the Landscape of Grand Pré, Canada, on the World Heritage List as a cultural landscape on the basis of criteria (v) and (vi);
3. Adopts the following Statement of Outstanding Universal Value:
Brief synthesis
The Grand Pré 'marshland' and the remains of the associated old villages constitute a cultural landscape bearing testimony to a remarkable effort, over many centuries, using the polder technique to develop agricultural farmland, in a maritime location with extreme tides. In particular, it demonstrates the permanency of its hydraulic drainage system using dykes and aboiteaux and its agricultural use through a community-based management system established by the Acadians and then taken over by the Planters and their modern successors. Grand Pré is also testimony to the history of the Acadians in the 17th and 18th centuries and their deportation.
Grand Pré forms a vast area of polders or marshlands, in which the land division and crop farming methods have continued for three centuries. It is the most important example of its type in North America. The farming landscape is complemented by the strip land division method along the coastal area, bearing testimony to 17th century French colonization. The hydraulic system is based on an exemplary ensemble of dykes, aboiteaux to evacuate the water, and a drainage network. These techniques and community-based management have continued through to today. The property includes archaeological remains of the villages of Grand Pré and Hortonville that testify to the settlements and lifestyles of the Acadian settlers and their successors. The property and its landscape include traces of the major pathways that crossed the marshland and organized the adjacent coastal area. The locations of Grand Pré village and Horton Landing have memorial buildings and monuments erected in the 20th century in homage to the Acadian ancestors and their deportation, starting in 1755. The overall property forms the symbolic reference landscape for the Acadian memory and the main site for its commemoration.
Criterion (v): The cultural landscape of Grand Pré bears exceptional testimony to a traditional farming settlement created in the 17th century by the Acadians in a coastal zone with tides that are among the highest in the world. The polderisation used traditional techniques of dykes, aboiteaux and a drainage network, as well as a community-based management system still in use today. The resultant rich alluvial soil enabled continuous and sustainable agricultural development.
Criterion (vi): Grand Pré is the iconic place of remembrance of the Acadian diaspora, dispersed by the Grand Dérangement, in the second half of the 18th century. Its polder landscape and archaeological remains are testimony to the values of a culture of pioneers able to create their own territory, whilst living in harmony with the native Mi'kmaq people. Its memorial constructions form the centre of the symbolic re-appropriation of the land of their origins by the Acadians, in the 20th century, in a spirit of peace and cultural sharing with the English-speaking community.
The conditions of integrity of the material and landscape ensemble formed by the property are met, as well as for the memorial and symbolic values. However, the coastal instability due to the tidal currents makes this integrity fragile in the long term. Also, the possibility of wind farm projects being developed in the maritime and coastal environment could also affect it.
The conditions of authenticity are met for the component material elements of the marshland and its landscapes, and for the hydraulic, regional and agrarian management of the marshland. They are also met for the memorial aspects of the Acadian culture and for the symbolic dimension of these landscapes.
Protection and management requirements
The property's protection measures are appropriate and they are effective because they correspond to clear directions and choices that are well accepted by both the inhabitants and the Acadian diaspora. They are applied to the main place of remembrance by the Federal Government's Parks Canada Agency, and elsewhere by the other stakeholders in the property's practical management: regional technical authorities, the municipality, the Grand Pré Marsh Body and farmers. The maritime component of the buffer zone has been extended to guarantee the visual integrity of the property viewed from the coastal area of the old village of Grand Pré at Horton Landing.
The property's management system is in place and acts effectively. It involves a series of specialist entities, either public, such as the Federal Parks Canada, provincial, or traditional bodies such as the Grand Pré Marsh Body. Overarching coordination of the various stakeholders has been confirmed by the implementation of the Stewardship Board and its personnel, together with a schedule for the implementation of actions programmed in the Management Plan. The property's memorial dimension is handled by the Société Promotion Grand Pré.
4. Recommends the State Party give consideration to the following:
a) Applying without delay the Archaeological Management Plan announced for the overall property, and consider extending it to the property's buffer zone and surrounding coastal areas,
b) Expanding the property's monitoring system with a regular assessment of changes to farmland and building use.
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