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"When I was 5 years old, I went with my mother to pass the night in the bush land to escape people who wanted to kill us. In 1963, at 7 years old, my father was killed. I learned that he was killed because he was of the Tutsi ethnic group who were persecuted in Rwanda. In 1973 we fled the minor seminary because Hutu seminarians wanted to kill the Tutsi seminarian group. From there I went to Burundi as a refugee to continue my studies until 1978.
Because of all the things that had happened to me, and my suffering as a victim of ethnic hatred in Rwanda, I decided to become a priest and to preach love in Rwanda. I returned to Rwanda in 1978 and continued my studies at the major seminary of Nyakibanda where I graduated in philosophy and theology.
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In 1984 I was ordained a priest in the Cyangugu Diocese. I preached about love to my people for ten years before the 1994 genocide began. During those 90 days I witnessed the genocide of the Tutsi people all over Rwanda. By the grace of God I miraculously escaped myself. The genocide has impacted all Rwandese people. My people do not have inner peace. The victims of the genocide are traumatized by what happened to them and their families. The executioners of the genocide are also traumatized because of what they have done. Everybody needs inner peace.
I have preached for a long time that the only way to free people and heal them of their inner wounds is through reconciliation and forgiveness or pardon. I have seen the fruit of this. Many people come to share their agony with me and because of this a new vocation has been born within me: To listen to people, to evangelize, to speak about peace, reconciliation, forgiveness and to pray for healing. Once I spoke of this new vocation to my Bishop he agreed and approved this vision."
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The best solution I have for a crappy week is to pickup a giant slab of pork belly and spend the weekend up to my ears in the best parts of the pig – skin, fat and meat. And I'm having a crappy weekend – so yeah, more is coming in the next few days.
First up, moo krawp – crispy Thai pork belly. I first had this at a night market in Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat) in Thailand. Boiled with a bit of vinegar and salt, the pork belly is then brushed with more vinegar and salt and deep fried until crispy and brown. Cut and serve with jasmine rice and dark soy.


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Tesco's new crisp flavour is totally unacceptable
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The beauty of crisps is there's no flavour that doesn't work.
When you've got a neutral potato disc (related: how about a petition to rename crisps 'neutral potato discs'?), any combination can be a success. Yes, even in a gourmet crisp sandwich.
Salt and vinegar? Ideal. Cheese and onion? Works a treat. Chicken and thyme? Not what we'd have come up with ourselves, but it does the trick. Lime and black pepper? Why not? Candy cane? Now wait a second.
Yes, Tesco is genuinely adding 'Candy cane flavoured' crisps to its high-end 'Finest' range. It's a Christmas miracle, on the same level as mulled Baileys.
We sort of get the concept. Sweet and salty popcorn has grown in popularity of late, so adding a sugary twist to a traditionally savoury food isn't a terrible idea in and of itself.
According to Tesco themselves, the new creation takes the form of "Hand cooked crisps seasoned and dusted with a sweet peppermint flavouring for a sweet and salty taste experience".
Hand cooked crisps: good.
Sweet and salty taste experience: good.
Peppermint: WHAT?
The response has been mixed, ranging from 'absolutely not' to 'ABSOLUTELY NOT'.
No @Tesco. Absolutely not. Massaman Curry flavour good. Candy Cane?! No. pic.twitter.com/ETmE6F0hIG— Julia Pidduck (@juliacatherine) October 5, 2017
Stop this now, @Tesco. pic.twitter.com/JXeQ27buFT— Elliot Hackney (LMcK) (@ElliotHackney) October 6, 2017
Just seen Tesco are selling Candy Cane flavoured crisps. I stood by them on curry and pigs in blankets flavours, but I can't defend that.— Jonny Cooper (@JRCooper26) October 4, 2017
Candy cane flavoured crisps from @tesco. Out this Xmas. When historians debate the end of civilisation, this'll be seen as a seminal moment pic.twitter.com/HNJJZRJYR2— Harry Wallop (@hwallop) July 20, 2017
The combination of sweet and savoury can work, of course. Millionaire's Bacon looks absolutely delicious, while there's plenty to be said for these fried chicken doughnuts.
There's always a cut-off point, though. The stage at which we as a populace must put our collective foot down and say 'No! This is too far'. If we allow candy cane crisps to be normalised, it's a slippery slope to god knows what.
I'd still probably try one, though. Y'know, just to be absolutely sure.
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Nordic Walking Fit is the culmination of many years of love and hard work on behalf of Lynne Martin, who aims to bring the positive physical and mental health benefits of Nordic Walking to as many people as she can. Now working in collaboration with various other health organisations – such as USANA – Nordic Walking Fit is becoming one of the lead proponents of the mass popularity of Nordic Walking in the South of the UK. The atmosphere is positive, welcoming and friendly.
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Nordic walking is the best form of exercise, and with a great group of friends.
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Thanks for a great year of walks Lynne . Happy New Year and looking forward to putting best foot forward into 2017.
I suffered a bad knee injury and couldn't play football for a long time. I was starting to get stressed at work too. I went out walking with Lynne for a few weeks and found a great way to get some exercise, rebuild my strength and practice a bit of mindfulness walking outdoors. Pretty soon I was right as rain, would recommend to anyone.


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The 15-member, non-partisan, Charter Review Commission labored for 15 months to recommend a better form of government for Saratoga. Through research, interviews, surveys and discussion, a majority voted to place a "council-manager" form of government on the November ballot. The team was unbiased and this option soon became obvious. It allows an elected political body to set strategy, and a professional non-political manager to run daily city business. 5,878 municipalities embrace it. It will abolish the conflict and inefficiencies inherent in the current "commission" form of government where non-professional politicians rule five independent "silos." There is no accountability. Political strife abounds. Timely, long-term planning is nearly impossible. Turnover costs are high. It visibly lacks checks and balances. These reasons have driven 500 communities to abandon "commission" governance since WWI. Only Saratoga Springs and Mechanicville share it in New York. Mayors Riley, Watkin, Keehn, and Yepsen support change, as do commissioners Mathiesen and McTygue.
Once this direction was set, in-depth research began on how the council-manager model is structured, as well how its costs might compare to the commission model. Discussions were held with the International City Managers Association, mayors, city managers and citizens who had lived in council-manager municipalities. Over 20 cities with city managers were examined. Thirteen of these were studied in-depth: five in New York, three in New Jersey, two in Pennsylvania, two in Massachusetts, and one in Vermont. Populations ranged from 13,000 to 42,000. The median populations were between 24,000 and 29,000, similar to Saratoga Springs. Average Moody's credit ratings were between Aa2 and Aa3, similar to Saratoga Springs. In all 31 cases, a credentialed and experienced city manager supervised nine to 13 direct reports. These "chief," "director" and "administrator" level direct reports mirrored the levels of Saratoga Springs' fire chief, police chief, finance director, human resource administrator, recreation director, IT manager, etc. In some cases an assistant city manager was present. There were no "silos" and no political commissioners or deputies in any city's organization. It was obvious that Saratoga Springs could structure a similar "flat" organization, maintain the strong public services these other cities enjoy, and eliminate the compensation of the political commissioners and deputies. Metaphorically, the city could trade in a tired horse for a new Harley-Davidson, and still save money.
The review commission published its findings. The main savings from eliminating political deputies, netted against the cost of a new city manager, could result in about $400,000 of eventual annual savings. One-time transition costs in early 2020 were estimated between $100,000 and $300,000. This all seemed reasonable. Then the shouting started.
At its Sept. 18 City Council meeting, commissioners Franck, Madigan, and Scirocco attacked the commission's findings. Franck, using profanity in this public forum, ridiculed the commission's work, accompanied by Madigan and Scirocco. I encourage anyone to view this video. It's disgraceful. Franck angrily claimed the commission's findings "misrepresent the facts." He refused to approve the funds the commission needs to educate the public on charter reform, funds to which it is legally entitled. Madigan quickly agreed. Note that no comment was ever made regarding how council-manager governments are structured. They clearly did no research. There was no civil discourse, only a chorus of outrage.
But this was all a diversion. Commissioner Franck controls all of the city's purchasing. Madigan controls all the funds. Scirocco controls a $10,000,000 budget. These three commissioners are running unopposed. This "trio" controls all our money. The new charter proposes an independent financial oversight committee over all city operations. As a CPA, Mr. Franck should welcome this. The oversight committee directs a professional internal auditor to shine a bright light on current and past financial transactions and practices. Sloppiness, poor controls and other interesting things will be examined. Hence their fear. The voters need to ask what's behind this "rage." Who benefits the most from the least change?
A client of Mr. Franck's called me after the council meeting. She asked if he should not be held to the high standards of his profession in his elected capacity. Excellent question.
Jeff Altamari is a member of the Saratoga Springs Charter Review Commission.


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Resident Lecturer in Environmental Ethics and Development
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- The School for Field Studies
- Location
Cambodia (KH)
- Posted
- Apr 17, 2018
- Closes
- Jun 17, 2018
- Discipline
- Ecology, Environmental Justice, Human-Wildlife Conflict, Land Management
- Job Level
- Post doctoral fellow, Senior level
- Salary Type
- Salary
The SFS program on Conservation, Ethics, and Environmental Change, located in Siem Reap, Cambodia at the Center for Conservation and Development Studies, seeks an enthusiastic, team-oriented individual to serve as part of a residential team of faculty and staff that delivers an interdisciplinary, hands-on learning experience to students spending a semester abroad. SFS Cambodia will present a rich learning landscape for students where the complex issues of conservation science, environmental ethics, and sustaining rural livelihoods takes place within the context of two nations, steeped with complex histories; both pursuing aggressive economic development plans.
On a contract basis, teach the Environmental Ethics and Development course during the fall semester and teach one-third of the Directed Research course. Contribute to student learning in the areas of foundations of environmental ethics, Cambodian cultural context, environmental justice, natural resource governance and environmental policy, and environmental laws upon which decision making for the environment can be examined through an ethical lens. Lead designated components of the programs research plan and, as part of this, oversee, mentor, and grade the student directed research projects.
Institutional Mission:
SFS creates transformative study abroad experiences through field-based learning and research. Our educational programs explore the human and ecological dimensions of the complex environmental problems faced by our local partners, contributing to sustainable solutions in the places where we live and work. The SFS community is part of a growing network of individuals and institutions committed to environmental stewardship.
Program Focus:
This program seeks to understand both the conflicts and synergies of conservation and development. Students will gain a sense of the richness of Cambodia and the Lower Mekong Basin more broadly —biodiversity, social and cultural diversity, and ecosystem services—while exploring strategies for sustainable livelihoods in this highly productive and diverse region of Southeast Asia.
The interdisciplinary themes of socio-ecological resilience, environmental ethics and justice, and conservation will guide our inquiry. Through coursework, field exercises, and Directed Research, students will study people's dependence on the environment, examine the threats to the environment and to social networks, and explore the tools and strategies for mitigating the threats and promoting well-being among rural communities. A strong component of the program will be examining the ecological patterns and processes that underpin the high diversity of the region.
Duties and Responsibilities
Provide high quality, modern and experiential teaching in critical environmental issues in an interdisciplinary curriculum, and participate fully in the implementation of the program's strategic research plan that addresses these issues. The publication of research results is critical. Work closely with the other program lecturers to deliver an interdisciplinary program through education and research in a field setting. Each lecturer is expected to provide high quality, inquiry-based teaching and will lead students in Directed Research projects defined in the program's research plan.
- As part of an interdisciplinary teaching team, teach a significant portion of the academic program (60 hours of instruction time) Plan, revise, and effectively deliver a challenging, problem-based interdisciplinary curriculum Organize lectures and prepare course materials in a timely and professional manner Adhere to the daily academic schedule Prepare, administer, and grade assignments, quizzes, mid-term and final examinations Supervise and mentor a student research group in Directed Research projects Actively support and counsel students on academic issues Maintain an organized course portfolio
- Contribute to the program's strategic research plan and conduct designated research according to it Identify appropriate components of the program's research plan suitable for student Directed Research projects Prepare research results for clients and partners and for publication and conference presentations Assist in the creation and implementation of program research policies, priorities, budgets as required Follow data management, record keeping, and reporting systems Present research findings to local partners and at local and international conferences (budget dependent)
- Participate in planning activities prior to the program start and in review/analysis following students' departure Participate in training activities for new program staff prior to and during the program, particularly interns Participate in and lead parts of the orientation and re-entry components of the program presented to students at the beginning and end of each program period In cooperation with other program staff, provide day-to-day coordination of interns as delegated by the program director Participate in resolving group management issues and student discipline problems Participate in preparation of the final reports, academic handbook revisions and other required reports As requested by the program director, assist with other logistical, group management, and administrative tasks
Safety & Risk Management
- Take responsibility, as an individual and as a member of the program faculty/staff team, for the safety of all program participants Participate in the review and revision of program risk assessment and management plans particularly for field trips and field work Know the emergency procedures plan for the field station, including evacuation plan Participate in the safety portions of the on-site orientation and conduct safety briefings for students and/or staff prior to field trips and field research Complete incident reports when appropriate and contribute to safety audits Comply with, actively model, and enforce all SFS and program policies and procedures Ensure that first-aid certifications are kept up to date
Daily Center Life
- Live on-site for the duration of each program period and take most meals with the students On a rotating basis, take responsibility for "staff of the day" duties Take part in, and occasionally lead community outreach, site upkeep projects, social and field activities Drive standard transmission vehicles Adhere to, actively model and enforce all SFS and program policies and procedures
Minimum qualifications
- Ph.D. and university-level teaching experience in areas related to environmental ethics, environmental policy, environmental law and governance or environmental philosophy. Candidates with a Master's degree and significant experience or scholarship may be considered. Field research and/or project implementation experience Demonstrated ability to work as part of an interdisciplinary teaching and research team Track record of research publications and/or field related consultancy reports Demonstrated commitment to environmental issues
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience working in SE Asia, particularly Cambodia Experience teaching field courses Residential student group management and risk management experience highly desirable Fluency or proficiency in Khmer language
Other Expectations
- Obtain First Aid certification prior to first day of work (SFS reimbursable available) Willingness to work flexible hours and live on site at the field station with a small team of permanent staff, groups of US undergraduate students, and accompany multi-week field trips Participation in all program activities Represent SFS at local and international meetings and conferences At all times, work to ensure good relations between the SFS and the local community
Salary is dependent on experience and qualifications. Comprehensive benefits package and on-site room and board included.
Siem Reap, Kingdom of Cambodia with significant travel throughout Cambodia and into the Vietnam Mekong Delta
Reports to:
Center Director and Office of Academic Affairs
Start Date:
No later than August 1, 2018, and contract will end on December 10, 2018
To Apply: Submit a cover letter outlining relevant experiences and addressing the qualifications and expectations stated above and curriculum vitae online. Recommendation letters will be required upon request. Equal Opportunity Employer.
Inquiries about the position may be directed to SFS Dean of Academic Programs, Dr. Mark Seifert (email@example.com)


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Under pressure from the Fraternal Order of Police and Fox News, Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) just shut down the entire Urban Dreams website including material on Martin Luther King and Mumia Abu-Jamal authored by Oakland teacher Craig Gordon. OUSD is censoring and attacking the academic freedom of students in the Oakland schools and of teachers. This shameful action must be reversed immediately!
March 8, 2014
On Wednesday, March 5, the full U.S. Senate failed on a procedural vote to support the nomination of Debo Adegbile to be the next assistant attorney general for civil rights. According to an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, Adegbile's representation of Mumia Abu-Jamal when he headed the NAACP LDF is reason enough to derail his nomination.
January 14, 2014
In classic Fox form, the interview with me would not be about the case or about the appointment of Adegbile. In the end, the point of the segment was for Fox to call Mumia "a thrice-convicted cop killer" as many times as possible, and to associate that with Debo Adegbile so as to strategically energize a right-wing agenda against the gains of the civil rights movement – following the same pattern as in their successful campaign to decommission Van Jones.


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TODAY at No. 15: NORTH CAROLINA
Coach: Larry Fedora (21-17, entering fourth season; 55-36 overall)
2014 record: 6-7, 4-4 in ACC; tied for third in Coastal Division
Look back: Larry Fedora's first three years at North Carolina have been plagued by maddening inconsistent play as well as the lingering presence of an academic scandal. The Tar Heels were a dark horse to win the middling Coastal Division after winning six of seven games to end the 2013 season, but that momentum did not carry over to this past year as North Carolina went on a four-game losing streak starting in mid September. The Tar Heels bounced back with wins over eventual division champion Georgia Tech and No. 25 Duke, but ended the regular season with a humiliating 35-7 loss to rival NC State.
Offensive starters returning: 10
Offensive starters lost: 1
Defensive starters returning: 7
Defensive starters lost: 4
Key losses: DB Tim Scott, TE Jack Tabb, LB Travis Hughes, DL Ethan Farmer, LB/DE Norkeithus Otis
Top returnees: QB Marquise Williams, WR Ryan Switzer, OL Landon Turner, OL Caleb Peterson, OL Jon Heck, WR Mack Hollins, WR Quinshad Davis, LB Jeff Schoettmer, DE Nazair Jones, WR Bug Howard, RB T.J. Logan, OL Lucas Crowle
Strengths: North Carolina could potentially field the most explosive offense in the ACC this season. The Tar Heels have a limitless supply of receivers for senior quarterback Marquise Williams to target and an offensive line that returns five starters with a combined 101 career starts between them. The line, led by right guard Landon Turner, has room to improve but should be one of the better units in the conference.
Weaknesses: Simply put, the Tar Heels were abhorrent on defense last season. They ranked last in the conference in yards allowed per game (497.8), yards allowed per play (6.53) and points allowed (39.0), making way for new defensive coordinator Gene Chizik.
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The Healthy Incentives Program (HIP), launched in April 2017, has exceeded expectations, providing $3.9 million in fresh, healthy, local food to SNAP families, and increasing sales for participating farmers. As a result of that success it is critical that the state invest money in the program to ensure it can continue providing the incentives that help improve health outcomes for some of the Commonwealth's most vulnerable communities, and help to sustain farms. For more information about HIP, see this fact sheet.
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The undersigned organizations, representing ### farms, businesses, and individuals across the Commonwealth, urge the Massachusetts Legislature to include $6.2 million for the Healthy Incentives Program (HIP) in its Fiscal Year 2019 budget proposal. HIP is improving health outcomes in some of Massachusetts' most vulnerable communities, while creating markets for local farms. Every dollar allocated to this program is a direct investment in the health of Massachusetts residents and communities, our local economy, and our natural resources.
The Healthy Incentives Program provides a dollar-for-dollar match for SNAP dollars spent on fruits and vegetables purchased at participating farmers markets, farm stands, mobile markets, and community supported agriculture (CSA) programs statewide.
Since HIP's launch in April 2017, SNAP recipients have purchased more than $2.97 million of produce from local farmers, earning an equal amount of incentives in the process. That's nearly a 600% increase in sales of fresh, healthy, local foods to low-income families over 2016 figures. More than 35,400 households have participated, representing over 62,200 individuals. Close to 50% of the households that have benefited include a senior, and more than 34% include a child. The program's success so far can also mean savings of more than $1.1 million in public health costs, due to reductions in chronic disease and medical costs brought about by healthy eating.
For the 200 farmers participating in HIP, this $2.97 million in increased sales makes it possible for them to hire local residents, purchase goods and services from local businesses, and employ sustainable management practices that protect farmland and other natural resources, contributing to Massachusetts' environmental health. For every dollar spent on purchasing vegetables directly from a Massachusetts farmer, an additional $1.12 in local economic activity is generated, meaning HIP has stimulated at least another $3.1 million in financial transactions in the Commonwealth.
The Commonwealth's decades of innovative anti-hunger work and investments in direct-to-consumer sales of farm products set the stage for HIP. The USDA grant program that launched HIP was in response to a pilot program in Massachusetts in 2011-12 which incentivized fruit and vegetable purchases by SNAP recipients. That study found that monetary incentives have a positive impact on healthy eating for families that otherwise may be limited to less-healthy foods due to budgetary constraints. HIP has already earned national attention for its sizable participation from both SNAP recipients and farmers, and for its innovative integration with the SNAP EBT system, which removes the stigma for SNAP recipients of having to "shop differently" using coupons or tokens.
Significant investment has been made in the extensive infrastructure necessary to operate HIP – back-end technology, outreach and communications, management, and other critical aspects of the program – and demand for the program is clear. The need for ongoing financial support for the incentives is critical.
The Commonwealth has been a national leader in addressing food insecurity and farm viability for many years. We urge the Committee to continue to invest in HIP so that this innovative program can continue to improve the health of our citizens, sustain our farms, and support a healthy environment for all residents of Massachusetts.
Thank you for the opportunity to provide this input.
If you'd like to sign your organization on to this letter, please click here.
Call your legislators
Everyone can weigh in to support HIP by contacting their legislators to ask them to support HIP. You can find your legislators' contact information here.
When you call, ask to speak to the legislator or their staff member who handles public health and/or agriculture policy. Let them know that you're calling to ask them to:
Support any budget or amendment that includes $6.2 million for HIP in fiscal year 2019.
Include HIP as a priority in their top three priorities when they meet with the Committee on Ways and Means to discuss the upcoming budget.
Let them know why HIP is important to you. If you're a SNAP recipient, a farmer, or an advocate, explain your role in the program, what it has meant to you and your community this year, and why it is important to you that the state support it.
All legislators need to hear from their constituents, especially those who are on the Committee on Ways and Means. Please check this list and if there's a representative who serves your town, please be sure to contact them.
To help us keep track of which legislators are supportive, please let us know who you reached out to and how they responded, by emailing Winton Pitcoff at the Massachusetts Food System Collaborative.
Spread the word
Please encourage your customers to call their legislators to support HIP. Below is some language for you to use or adapt for your social media or newsletter.
Facebook post
The Healthy Incentives Program gives SNAP families better access to fresh, healthy, local food, and increases sales for Massachusetts farmers. Call your state legislators today to ask them to support HIP. Follow the link for details! [Link to https://mafoodsystem.org/projects/hip-indivs/]
Better access to healthy food and sustainability for local farms! Call or email your state legislators today to support the Healthy Incentives Program! [Link to https://mafoodsystem.org/projects/hip-indivs/]
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Support healthy families and sustainable farms!
The Healthy Incentives Program provides a dollar-for-dollar match for SNAP dollars spent on fruits and vegetables purchased at participating farmers markets, farm stands, mobile markets, and community supported agriculture (CSA) programs statewide. To date the program has provided more than $2.9 million in fresh, healthy, local foods for low-income families, with that money going to support local farms. The program has far exceeded expectations, so action is needed to urge the legislature to include funding in their next budget to support the program.
Please call or email your state legislators today and ask them to support HIP. If you're not sure who your representative or senator is, you can find out here: https://malegislature.gov/Search/FindMyLegislator. When you reach them or their staff, ask them to:
Support any budget or amendment that includes $6.2 million for HIP in fiscal year 2019.
Include HIP as a priority in their top three priorities when they meet with the Committee on Ways and Means to discuss the upcoming budget.
If you have any questions, or would like more information about HIP or the campaign, contact Winton Pitcoff at the Massachusetts Food System Collaborative, at firstname.lastname@example.com, or see https://mafoodsystem.org/projects/HIP/.
Invite your legislators to visit
If your farmstand or winter farmers market is open for business this time of year, invite your local legislatora to stop in for a visit so you can tell them about your experience with HIP. If you haven't done this before, or would like some tips on how to arrange a visit, contact Winton Pitcoff.


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LONDON (REUTERS) - Nigeria striker Odion Ighalo has joined Chinese Super League side Changchun Yatai from Watford on a permanent deal, the Premier League club said on Tuesday (Jan 31).
No financial details were given but British media put a £20 million (S$35 million) figure on the transfer.
The 27-year-old scored 39 goals in 100 appearances in two and a half years at Vicarage Road, including 17 goals in Watford's first season back in the top flight after securing promotion in 2014/15.
That brought Ighalo, who originally joined Watford on loan in July 2014, a new five-year contract last August.
He has been off the boil this season, however, scoring just once in the Premier League. He has not scored in all competitions for 15 games.
The Nigerian joins a list of top players joining the Chinese soccer gold rush, with Chelsea's Brazilian midfielder Oscar joining Shanghai SIPG this month for a reported €60 million (S$90 million).


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Fire Emblem Heroes Bridal Blessings Event
This morning the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes released it's latest event, Bridal Blessings. Ever since I heard through the grapevine that this was going to be an event, I've been totally excited for it. Does it live up to my expectations?
The Event
With Bridal Blessings, you get the chance to pull four limited time characters all dressed up for their special day. There's Charlotte the Money Maiden, Caeda the Talys's Bride, Cordelia the Perfect Bride and Lyn the Bride of the Plains. On top of that, there was a new Paralogue added called Bridal Blessings that comes with three battles in normal, hard and lunatic along with new quests to get extra orbs.
The whole story line to the new Paralogue is that Anna is after the bridal blessing boquet that the four brides have. Whoever wins the battle will receive the bouquet along with the blessing.
The Feels
I saved up 120 orbs, just for this event. After pulling 100 heroes, I ended up getting Lyn the Bride of the Plains, thankfully. Naturally, I ended up with a bunch of duplicates like another four star Lilina and a couple of three star Olivias. I'm not complaining about Lilina.
But was it really worth it? I'm pretty sour about there being no males in this event. I would have died if there was a groom Chrom. Maybe would have even spent money to buy more orbs if that were the case. But it wasn't. Instead they are marketing mostly to the players who love the girls more than the boys.
Plus, I really wanted bride Cordelia, mostly because I'm playing Awakening right now. Heck, just a normal Cordelia would be great. I have to admit though, Lyn in my opinion has the best dress out of them all. Next would be Caeda's dress, then Cordelia, then Charlotte.
I guess I was pretty lucky to get Lyn. Though, was it worth all those hours farming orbs? Probably not for all the extra Hannahs that I got. Either way, Bridal Blessings is a cute event. I just wish they made it for people who like both boys and girls too.


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(Shown with F1-10 Hydraulics bench)
C7-MkII Pipe surge & water hammer apparatus
(Shown with F1-10 Hydraulics bench)
S16 Hydraulic flow demonstrator
(Shown with F1-10 Hydraulics bench)
Pipe networks accessory
F1-31 Pascal's apparatus
Francis turbine demonstration
Fluid properties apparatus
Fluid statics & manometry apparatus
2 years
cHannEl FloW
F1-10 aNd associatEd products
The Armfield Hydraulics Bench and accessories have long been
the benchmark used in Fluid Mechanics teaching laboratories.
The comprehensive range of equipment covers all aspects of the
teaching of Hydraulics in a safe, visual and easy to understand
way, backed up by first class teaching materials.
This range of equipment has now been extended and reinforced
with an integrated range of Hydrostatics teaching accessories
together with some new hydraulics products. Thus the complete
curriculum can be covered with this attractive range of products.
The latest version of this data sheet is available at:
oPEn/cloSED cHannEl FloW
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Complete Flui d meChaniCs laboratory–
F series: basiC Fluid meChaniCs
F1-12 Hydrostatic pressure
F1-14 Metacentric height
Fluid statics
F1-11 Dead weight calibrator
F1-29 Fluid statics & manometry apparatus
F1-31 Pascal's apparatus
F1-30 Fluid properties apparatus
F1-15 Bernoulli's theorem
F1-16 Impact of a jet
F1-17 Orifice and free jet flow
F1-17A Orifice discharge
F1-18 Energy losses in pipes
F1-20 Osborne-Reynolds demonstration
F1-21 Flow meter demonstration
F1-22 Energy losses in bends
F1-23 Free and fixed vortices
F1-24 Hydraulic ram
F1-28 Cavitation demonstration
C6-MkII Fluid friction apparatus
(shown with F1-10)
S16 Hydraulic flow demonstrator
(shown with F1-10)
C7-MkII Pipe surge and
water hammer apparatus
(shown with F1-10)
C11-MkII Pipe networks accessory
(shown with F1-10)
Fluid dyNamics
(closEd coNduit FloW)
(also see the comprehensive range of
computer controlled rotodynamic machines
in the Armfield 'Capture' FM range.
URL: www.armfield.co.uk/fm)
Note: 'F' Coded products are aimed at an introduction
to basic principles. 'C' and 'S' coded products provide
a more thorough understanding of the topic covered.
opEN chaNNEl FloW
(FrEE surFacE FloW)
rotodyNamic machiNEs
(Fluid machiNEry)
F1-13 Flow over weirs
F1-19 Flow channel
S16 Hydraulic flow demonstrator
(shown with F1-10)
F1-32 Demonstration Francis turbine
F1-25 Demonstration Pelton turbine
F1-26 Series parallel pumps
F1-27 Centrifugal pump characteristics
C4-MkII Multi-purpose teaching flume
(shown with F1-10)
Armfield Ltd. 2010
F1-10 Basic Hydraulics Bench
Service pump characteristics curve (indicative)
This unit is designed as a portable and self-contained
service module for the range of accessories described later
in this data sheet.
The bench is constructed from lightweight corrosion
resistant plastic and is mounted on wheels for mobility.
The bench top incorporates an open channel with side
channels to support the accessory on test.
Volumetric measurement is integral and has been chosen
in preference to other methods of flow measurement for its
ease of use, accuracy and safety in use (no heavy weights
for students to handle).
The volumetric measuring tank is stepped to accommodate
low or high flow rates. A stilling baffle reduces turbulence
and a remote sight tube with scale gives an instantaneous
indication of water level. A measuring cylinder is included in
the supply for measurement of very small flow rates.
A dump valve in the base of the volumetric tank is operated
by a remote actuator. Opening the dump valve returns the
measured volume of water to the sump in the base of the
bench for recycling. An overflow in the volumetric tank
avoids flooding.
Water is drawn from the sump tank by a centrifugal pump
and a panel mounted control valve regulates the flow. An
easy-to-use quick release pipe connector situated in the
bench top allows for the rapid exchange of accessories
without the need for hand tools.
Each accessory is supplied as a complete piece of
equipment needing no additional service items other than
the Hydraulics Bench. When coupled to the bench they are
immediately ready for use.
tEchNical dEtails
Pump: centrifugal type
max. head 21m H
max. flow 1.35 litres/sec
Motor rating: 0.37kW
Sump tank capacity: 250 litres
High flow volumetric tank: 40 litres
Low flow volumetric tank: 6 litres
Height of working surface: 1 metre above floor level
oVErall dimENsioNs
Height: 1.00m
Width: 1.13m
Depth: 0.73m
shippiNG spEciFicatioN
Volume 1.5m
Gross weight 160kg
Individual accessories on request
sErVicEs rEQuirEd
Electrical supply:
F1-10-A: 220/240V/1ph/50Hz @ 10A
F1-10-B: 110/120V/1ph/60Hz @ 20A
F1-10-G: 220V/1ph/60Hz @ 10A
Fill with clean water.
No permanent connection required.
thE F1-10 Basic hydraulics BENch
0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8
0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4
Head (metres of water)
Flow (litres S
F1–11 Dead Weight Pressure Gauge Calibrator
F1-12 Hydrostatic Pressure
This calibrator functions on the same principle adopted in
calibrating industrial pressure gauges.
dEmoNstratioN capaBilitiEs
> Calibrating a Bourdon type pressure gauge
This dead weight pressure gauge calibrator consists
of a precision machined piston and cylinder assembly
mounted on levelling screws.
A Bourdon gauge is supplied for calibration. The weights
supplied are added to the upper end of the piston rod
which is rotated to minimise friction effects.
The gauge is thus subject to known pressures which
may be compared with the gauge readings and an error
curve drawn.
tEchNical dEtails
Pressure gauge: Bourdon tube
range 0 to 200 KN/m2 (KPa)
Area of Piston: 244.8 x 10-6 m
Mass of piston: 0.5kg
Ancillary masses: 2x 0.5kg, 1.0kg and 2.5kg
The Hydrostatic Pressure accessory has been designed
to determine the static thrust exerted by a fluid on a
submerged surface and allow comparison of the measured
magnitude and position of this force with simple theory.
dEmoNstratioN capaBilitiEs
Determining the centre of pressure on both a submerged
or partially submerged plane surface and comparison with
the theoretical position
A fabricated quadrant is mounted on a balance arm which
pivots on knife edges. The knife edges coincide with the
centre of arc of the quadrant. Thus, of the hydrostatic
forces acting on the quadrant when immersed, only the
force on the rectangular end face gives rise to a moment
about the knife edges.
The balance arm incorporates a hanger for the weights
supplied and an adjustable counterbalance.
This assembly is mounted on top of an acrylic tank which
may be levelled by adjusting screwed feet. Correct
alignment is indicated on a circular spirit level mounted on
the base of the tank.
An indicator attached to the side of the tank shows when
the balance arm is horizontal. Water is admitted to the top
of the tank by a flexible tube and may be drained through a
cock in the side of the tank. The water level is indicated on
a scale on the side of the quadrant.
tEchNical dEtails
Tank capacity: 5.5 litres
Distance between suspended mass and fulcrum: 275mm
Cross-sectional area of quadrant (torroid): 7.5 x 10
Total depth of completely immersed quadrant: 160mm
Height of fulcrum above quadrant: 100mm
F1-11 dEad WEiGht prEssurE GauGE caliBrator F1-12 hydrostatic prEssurE
20 40 60
80 100 120
Calibrated pressure KN/m2
Indicated pressure KN/m
Graph plotting r against mass using F1-12 (indicative)
0 500
MASS (g)
r (mm)
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F1–13 Flow over Weirs - vee notch weir
F1–14 Metacentric Height
RequiRes F1-10
0 0.001
0 0.03
Typical results obtained using F1–13 vee notch weir (left) and rectangular weir
Two weir plates of different shape are provided allowing
familiarisation and comparison with theory.
dEmoNstratioN capaBilitiEs
Demonstrating the characteristics of
flow over a rectangular notch
> Demonstrating the characteristics
of flow over a vee notch
> Determining the coefficient of discharge
The Flow over Weirs consists of five basic elements used in
conjunction with the flow channel in the moulded bench top of
the Hydraulics Bench.
A quick release connector in the base of the channel is
unscrewed and a delivery nozzle screwed in its place.
A stilling baffle locates into slots in the walls of the channel.
The inlet nozzle and stilling baffle in combination promote
smooth flow conditions in the channel.
A Vernier hook and point gauge is mounted on an instrument
carrier which is located on the side channels of the moulded
top. The carrier may be moved along the channels to the
required measurement position.
The rectangular notch weir or (V) vee notch weir to be tested
is clamped to the weir carrier in the channel by thumb nuts.
The stainless steel weir plates incorporate captive studs to
aid assembly.
tEchNical dEtails
Overall dimensions of weir plates: height 160mm
width 230mm
thickness 4mm
Dimensions of rectangular notch: height 82mm
width 30mm
Angle of vee notch weir: 90° inclusive
Hook & point gauge range: 0 to 150mm
Accuracy 0.1mm
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
This equipment allows a thorough investigation of the
factors affecting the stability of a floating body.
dEmoNstratioN capaBilitiEs
Determining the centre of gravity of the pontoon
Determining the metacentric height and from this
the position of the metacentre for the pontoon
> Varying the metacentric height with angle of heel
The position of the metacentre can be varied to produce
stable and unstable equilibrium.
The equipment consists of a plastic rectangular floating
pontoon, the centre of gravity of which can be varied by an
adjustable weight which slides and can be clamped in any
position on a vertical mast.
A single plumb-bob is suspended from the mast which
indicates the angle of heel on a calibrated scale.
A weight with lateral adjustment allows the degree of
heel to be varied and hence the stability of the pontoon
The equipment does not require a separate water tank
as it may be used on the Hydraulics Bench by filling the
volumetric tank.
tEchNical dEtails
Max. angle of heel: ±13º
Corresponding linear dimension: ±90mm
Pontoon dimensions: length 350mm
width 200mm
overall height 475mm
F1-13 FloW oVEr WEirs F1-14 mEtacENtric hEiGht
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F1–15 Bernoulli's Theorem Demonstration
F1-16 Impact of a Jet
RequiRes F1-10
RequiRes F1-10
This accessory demonstrates the application of Bernoulli's
Theorem and circumstances where it does not apply.
dEmoNstratioN capaBilitiEs
> Demonstrating Bernoulli's Theorem and its limitations
> Directly measuring the static and total head distribution
along a Venturi tube
> Determining the meter coefficient at various flow rates
The test section consists of a classical Venturi machined in
clear acrylic. A series of wall tappings allow measurement
of the static pressure distribution along the converging
and diverging duct, while a total head tube is provided to
traverse along the centre line of the test section. These
tappings are connected to a manometer bank incorporating
a manifold with air bleed valve.
Pressurisation of the manometers is facilitated by a hand
pump. The test section is arranged so that the characteristics
of flow through both a converging and diverging section
can be studied. Water is fed through a hose connector and
is controlled by a flow regulator valve at the outlet of the
test section.
The Venturi can be demonstrated as a means of flow
measurement and the discharge coefficient can be
tEchNical dEtails
Manometer range: 0 to 300mm
Number of manometer tubes: 8
Throat diameter: 10.0mm
Upstream diameter: 25.0mm
Upstream taper: 14º
Downstream taper: 21º
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
This equipment allows the force developed by a jet of water
impinging upon a stationary object to be measured.
mEasurEmENt capaBilitiEs
Measuring the force exerted on different targets and
comparison with the forces predicted by momentum theory
The apparatus consists of a cylindrical clear acrylic
fabrication with provision for levelling. Water is fed through
a nozzle and discharged vertically to strike a target carried
on a stem which extends through the cover. A weight carrier
is mounted on the upper end of the stem.
The dead weight of the moving parts is counter-balanced
by a compression spring. The vertical force exerted on the
target plate is measured by adding the weights supplied to
the weight pan until the mark on the weight pan corresponds
with the level gauge.
A total of four targets are provided.
tEchNical dEtails
Nozzle diameter: 8mm
Distance between nozzle & target plate: 20mm
Diameter of target plate: 36mm
Target plates: – 180º hemispherical target
– 120º target (cone)
– flat target
– 30º target
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
F1-15 BErNoulli's thEorEm dEmoNstratioN F1-16 impact oF a JEt
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© Armfield Ltd. 2010
F1-17 Orifice and Free Jet Flow
F1-17a Orifice Discharge
RequiRes F1-10
RequiRes F1-10
This equipment permits calibration of two orifices of
differing diameter and allows the trajectory of the jet to
be plotted.
mEasurEmENt capaBilitiEs
Establishing the coefficient of velocity for a small orifice
Finding experimentally the coefficient of
discharge for a small orifice with flow under
constant head and flow under varying head
> Comparing the measured trajectory of a jet with
that predicted by simple theory of mechanics
In the Orifice & Free Jet Flow accessory a constant
head tank is fed with water from the Hydraulics Bench.
The orifice is installed at the base of this tank by means of a
special wall fitting which provides a flush inside surface.
The head is maintained at a constant value by an adjustable
overflow and is indicated by a level scale. A series of adjustable
probes allow the path followed by the jet to be ascertained.
Adjustable feet permit levelling.
tEchNical dEtails
Orifice diameters: 3.0mm and 6.0mm
Jet trajectory probes: 8
Max. constant head: 410mm
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
The Orifice Discharge accessory enables full analysis of
the flow through five different orifices over a range of
flow rates.
mEasurEmENt capaBilitiEs
Determining the contraction and velocity coefficients
Calculating the discharge coefficient
The Orifice Discharge accessory consists of a cylindrical
Clear acrylic tank which has an orifice fitted in the base.
A traverse assembly is provided which enables a pitot tube
to be positioned anywhere in the jet. Attached to this pitot
tube is a fine wire which can be traversed across the jet to
accurately measure the jet diameter and the vena contracta
diameter and so determine the contraction coefficient.
The pitot head and the total head across the orifice are
shown on manometer tubes adjacent to the tank.
In addition to the sharp edged orifice, four additional orifices
with different profiled are supplied. All orifices have a common
bore of 13mm for direct comparison of performance.
tEchNical dEtails
Standard orifice: sharp-edged 13mm diameter
Max. head: 365mm
Traverse mechanism: lead screw with adjusting nut
calibrated 0.1mm per division
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
F1-17 oriFicE aNd FrEE JEt FloW F1-17a oriFicE discharGE
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Armfield Ltd. 2010
F1-18 Energy Losses
in Pipes
F1-19 Flow Channel
RequiRes F1-10
RequiRes F1-10
This equipment allows the pressure drop of water passing
through a hydraulically smooth circular pipe to be measured
in detail and the pipe friction equation to be verified.
dEmoNstratioN capaBilitiEs
Investigating the variation of friction head along a
circular pipe with the mean flow velocity in the pipe
> Investigating the effects of laminar and turbulent
flow regimes
The Energy Losses in Pipes accessory consists of a test pipe,
orientated vertically on the side of the equipment, which
may be fed directly from the Hydraulics Bench supply or,
alternatively, from the integral constant head tank.
These sources provide high or low flow rates which may be
controlled by a valve at the discharge end of the test pipe.
Head loss between two tapping points in the test pipe is
measured using two manometers, a water over mercury
manometer for large pressure differentials and a pressurised
water manometer for small pressure differentials.
Excess water discharging from the constant head tank
is returned to the sump tank of the Hydraulics Bench.
Adjustable feet permit levelling.
Mercury not supplied.
A Digital Pressure Meter: H12-8 is available as an
alternative to Mercury manometers - ask for data sheet
H Series: Hydraulic Measurement Instruments or view
online: www.armfield.co.uk/h12-8
tEchNical dEtails
Diameter of test pipe: 3.0mm
Length of test pipe: 760mm
Distance between pressure tapping points: 500mm
Range of mercury manometer: 500mm
Range of water manometer: 500mm
Measuring cylinder capacity: 1000ml
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
The Flow Channel introduces students to the
characteristics of flow in an open channel at an
elementary level.
dEmoNstratioN & VisualisatioN capaBilitiEs
Demonstrating basic phenomena associated with open
channel flow
Visualisation of flow patterns over or around immersed
The channel consists of a clear acrylic working section
of large depth to width ratio incorporating undershot and
overshot weirs at the inlet and discharge ends respectively.
Water is fed to the streamlined channel entry via a stilling
tank to reduce turbulence. Water discharging from the
channel is collected in the volumetric tank of the Hydraulics
Bench and returned to the sump for recirculation. A dye
injection system incorporated at the inlet to the channel
permits flow visualisation in conjunction with a graticule on
the rear face of the channel.
Models supplied with the channel include broad and
sharp crested weirs, large and small diameter cylinders
and symmetrical and asymmetrical aerofoils which, in
conjunction with the inlet and discharge weirs, permit
a varied range of open channel and flow visualisation
Adjustable feet permit levelling
tEchNical dEtails
Dye injection needles: 5
Dye reservoir capacity: 0.45 litres
Width of channel: 15mm
Length of channel: 615mm
Depth of channel: 150mm
Models: – broad crested weir
– narrow crested weir
– symmetrical aerofoil
– asymmetrical aerofoil
– small cylinder
– large cylinder
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
F1-18 ENErGy lossEs iN pipEs F1-19 FloW chaNNEl
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© Armfield Ltd. 2010
Typical results obtained
using F1–21 orifice plate
0 0.7
Flow Rate
(m )
0 0.7
Flow Rate
(m ) /
F1-20 Osborne Reynolds'
F1-21 Flow Meter
RequiRes F1-10
RequiRes F1-10
This item is intended to reproduce the classic experiments
conducted by Professor Osborne Reynolds concerning
the nature of laminar and turbulent flow.
VisualisatioN capaBilitiEs
Reproducing the classic experiments conducted by
Professor Osborne Reynolds concerning fluid flow condition
Observing the laminar, transitional, turbulent flow and
velocity profile
The equipment operates in a vertical mode. A header tank
containing stilling media provides a constant head of water
through a bellmouth entry to the flow visualisation pipe. Flow
through this pipe is regulated using a control valve at the
discharge end. The flow rate of water through the pipe can be
measured using the volumetric tank (or measuring cylinder)
of the Hydraulics Bench. Velocity of the water can therefore
be determined to allow calculation of Reynolds' number.
The equipment uses a similar dye injection technique to that
of Reynolds' original apparatus to enable observation of flow
tEchNical dEtails
Test pipe diameter: 10.0mm (precision bore glass)
Length of test pipe: 700mm
Dye reservoir capacity: 0.45 litres
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
This accessory is designed to introduce students to three
basic types of flow meter.
dEmoNstratioN capaBilitiEs
Directly comparing flow measurement using a Venturi
meter, variable area meter and orifice plate
Calibrating each flow meter using the volumetric measuring
tank of the bench
> Comparing pressure drops across each device
The equipment consists of a Venturi meter, variable area
meter and orifice plate, installed in a series configuration
to permit direct comparison. A flow control valve permits
variation of the flow rate through the circuit.
Pressure tappings are incorporated so that the head loss
characteristics of each flow meter may be measured. These
tappings are connected to an eight tube manometer bank
incorporating a manifold with air bleed valve.
Pressurisation of the manometers is facilitated by a hand
pump. The circuit and manometer are attached to a
support framework which stands on the working top of the
Hydraulics Bench. The bench is used as the source of water
supply and for calibrating volumetrically each flow meter.
tEchNical dEtails
Manometer range: 0 to 400mm
Number of manometer tubes: 8
Orifice plate diameter: 20mm
Variable area meter: 2 to 20 litres/min
Venturi dimensions:
– Throat diameter 15mm
– Upstream pipe diameter 31.75mm
– Upstream taper 21º inclusive
– Downstream taper 14º inclusive
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
F1-20 osBorNE rEyNolds' dEmoNstratioN F1-21 FloW mEtEr dEmoNstratioN
Armfield Ltd. 2010
© Armfield Ltd. 2010
F1-23 Free and Forced Vortices
F1-22 Energy Losses in Bends
RequiRes F1-10
RequiRes F1-10
This accessory permits losses in different bends, a sudden
contraction, sudden enlargement and a typical control
valve to be demonstrated.
dEmoNstratioN & mEasurEmENt capaBilitiEs
Measuring the losses in the devices related to flowrate
and calculating loss coefficients related to velocity head
> Comparing the pressure drop across each device
The equipment is mounted on a free-standing framework
which supports the test pipework and instrumentation. The
following typical pipe fittings are incorporated for study:
mitre bend, 90º elbow, swept bends (large and small
radius), sudden contraction and sudden enlargement.
All are instrumented with upstream and downstream pressure
tappings. These tappings are connected to a bank of
twelve water manometer tubes, mounted on the framework.
Pressurisation of the manometers is facilititated by a hand
pump. A gate valve is used to control the flow rate.
A separate gate valve is instrumented with upstream and
downstream pressure tappings which are connected to a
differential gauge on the edge of the framework.
The unit stands on the working top of the Hydraulics Bench
which is also used as the source of water supply.
tEchNical dEtails
Pipe diameter: 19.48mm
Differential pressure gauge: 0 to 3bar
Enlargement diameter: 26.2mm
Contraction diameter: 19.48mm
– 45º mitre
– elbow
– short bend
– large bend
– enlargement
– contraction
Manometer range: 0 to 440mm
Number of manometer tubes: 12
Differential manometers: 6
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
This equipment is designed to produce and measure
the characteristics of free and forced vortices.
mEasurEmENt & VisualisatioN capaBilitiEs
Understanding the difference between free and forced
Determining the surface profile of a forced vortex
Determining the surface profile and total head distribution
of a free vortex
> Visualisation of secondary flow in a free vortex
The apparatus comprises a clear acrylic cylinder on a plinth
designed to produce and measure free and forced vortices.
The free vortex is generated by water discharging through
an interchangeable orifice in the base of the cylinder and
the resulting profile is measured using a combined caliper
and depth scale. The forced vortex is induced by a paddle
in the base of the cylinder which is rotated by jets of water.
The profile of the forced vortex is determined using a series
of depth gauges.
Velocity at any point in the free or forced vortices may
be measured using the appropriate Pitot tube supplied.
Dye crystals (not supplied ) may be used to demonstrate
secondary flow at the base of the free vortex.
tEchNical dEtails
Tank diameter: 245mm
Height to overflow point: 180mm
Orifice diameters: 8, 16 and 24mm
Forced vortex measuring probes
Distance from centre: 0, 30, 50, 70, 90 and 110mm
Pitot tubes having measuring point (nose) at:
15, 25 and 30mm radius
Inlet tubes: 9 and 12.5mm diameter
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
F1-22 ENErGy lossEs iN BENds F1-23 FrEE aNd ForcEd VorticEs
Armfield Ltd. 2010
Armfield Ltd. 2010
© Armfield Ltd. 2010
F1-25 Demonstration Pelton Turbine
F1-24 Hydraulic Ram
RequiRes F1-10
RequiRes F1-10
If flowing water is suddenly brought to rest in a long pipe,
a phenomena known as water hammer occurs, wherein
a pressure wave travels along the pipe. This principle is
used in the hydraulic ram to pump water.
dEmoNstratioN capaBilitiEs
> Establishing flow/pressure characteristics and determining
efficiency of the hydraulic ram
The Hydraulic Ram comprises an acrylic base incorporating
pulse and non-return valves and a supply reservoir on a
stand which is fed by the Hydraulics Bench. An air vessel
above the valve chamber smooths cyclic fluctuations from
the ram delivery.
The weights supplied may be applied to the pulse valve
to change the closing pressure and hence the operating
tEchNical dEtails
Supply head: 300 - 700mm variable
Delivery head: 750 - 1500mm variable
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
The Demonstration Pelton Turbine provides a simple low
cost introduction to turbine performance.
dEmoNstratioN capaBilitiEs
> Determining the operating characteristics, i.e. power,
efficiency and torque, of a Pelton turbine at various speeds
This accessory comprises a miniature Pelton wheel with
spear valve arrangement mounted on a support frame
which locates on the Hydraulics Bench top channel.
Mechanical output from the turbine is absorbed using a
simple friction dynamometer.
Pressure at the spear valve is indicated on a remote gauge.
A non-contacting tachometer (not supplied) may be used to
determine the speed of the Pelton wheel.
Basic principles of the Pelton turbine may be demonstrated
and, with appropriate measurements, power produced and
efficiency may be determined.
tEchNical dEtails
Speed range: 0 to 2000 r.p.m.
Brake power: 10 Watts
Pressure gauge range: 0 to 25m H
Force balance range: 0 to 20N + 0.2N
Number of Pelton buckets: 16
Diameter of Pelton wheel: 123mm
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
F1-24 hydraulic ram F1-25 dEmoNstratioN pEltoN turBiNE
Armfield Ltd. 2010
© Armfield Ltd. 2010
F1-26 Series/Parallel Pumps
F1-27 Centrifugal Pump Characteristics
RequiRes F1-10
RequiRes F1-10
The introduction of a second pump to the Hydraulic
Bench system allows the study of two pump performance,
both in series and parallel operation.
mEasurEmENt capaBilitiEs
Determining the head/flow rate characteristics of:
> A single centrifugal pump at a single speed
> Two similar pumps operating in a parallel
configuration at the same speed
> Two similar pumps operating in a series
configuration at the same speed
This accessory comprises a fixed speed pump assembly
and independent discharge manifold interconnected by
flexible tubing with quick release connectors. This auxiliary
pump is intended to be used in conjunction with the basic
Hydraulics Bench.
The auxiliary pump is mounted on a support plinth which
stands adjacent to the Hydraulics Bench primary pump.
tEchNical dEtails
Pump: centrifugal type
max. head 21m H
max. flow 1.35 litres/sec
Motor rating: 0.36kW
Pressure gauge range: 0 to 60m H
Compound gauge range: –10 to + 32m H
See Hydraulics Bench F1–10 Technical Details
for primary pump characteristics.
sErVicEs rEQuirEd
Electrical supply:
F1-26-A: 220/240V/1ph/50Hz @ 10A
F1-26-B: 110/120V/1ph/60Hz @ 20A
F1-26-G: 220V/1ph/60Hz @ 10A
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
This accessory offers similar features to those described
for the item F1-26 but with enhanced capabilities provided
by the inclusion of a variable speed pump with inverter
drive rather than a fixed speed pump.
mEasurEmENt capaBilitiEs
> Determining the relationship between head, discharge,
speed, power and efficiency for a centrifugal pump
at various speeds
> Determining the head/flow rate characteristics
of two similar pumps operating in either parallel
or series configuration at the same speed
This accessory comprises a variable speed pump assembly
and independent discharge manifold interconnected
by flexible tubing with quick release connectors.
This auxiliary pump is intended to be used in conjunction
with the basic Hydraulics Bench.
The auxiliary pump is mounted on a support plinth which
stands adjacent to the Hydraulics Bench primary pump,
with which it is intended to be used.
The pump speed is varied by an inverter drive. The motor
speed, output voltage and motor current can be monitored
on the inverter display. A compound pressure gauge is
mounted directly on the pump inlet and a pressure gauge
is mounted directly on the pump outlet.
An independent discharge manifold incorporates a pressure
gauge and flow control valve prior to a discharge pipe
with diffuser.
tEchNical dEtails
Pump: centrifugal type
max. head 21.0m H
max. flow rate 1.35 l/sec
Motor: 0.36kW
Speed controller: Frequency inverter
Speed range: 0 to 1500 rpm
Pressure gauge: 0 to 60 m H
Compound gauge: -10 to 32m H
See Hydraulics Bench F1–10 Technical Details
for primary pump characteristics.
sErVicEs rEQuirEd
Electrical supply:
F1-27-A: 220/240V/1ph/50Hz @ 10A
F1-27-G: 220V/1ph/60Hz @ 10A
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
F1-26 sEriEs/parallEl pumps F1-27 cENtriFuGal pump charactEristics
Armfield Ltd. 2010
Armfield Ltd. 2010
F1-28 Cavitation Demonstration
RequiRes F1-10
Armfield Ltd. 2010
© Armfield Ltd. 2010
This accessory demonstrates visually, audibly and
numerically the phenomenon of cavitation and its
association with the vapour pressure of a liquid.
dEmoNstratioN capaBilitiEs
Observation of the phenomenon of cavitation in a
liquid (by reducing the liquid to its vapour pressure)
Comparison of theoretical and actual pressure at
cavitation conditions
Observation of air-release due to dissolved gasses
in a liquid
Demonstration of reducing cavitation by increasing the
static pressure in a liquid
This accessory consists of a circular Venturi-shaped test
section manufactured from clear acrylic to allow visualisation
inside the section. As the flow of water increases the
pressure at the throat falls in accordance with the Bernoulli
equation until a limit is reached corresponding to the vapour
pressure of the liquid. At this low pressure small bubbles of
vapour form then collapse violently as the pressure rises
again downstream - a process called cavitation.
Bourdon gauges indicate the pressure upstream of
the contraction, inside the throat and downstream of the
expansion in the test section. Flow control valves upstream and
downstream of the test section allow the flow and pressure to
be adjusted allowing cavitation to be clearly demonstrated.
tEchNical dEtails
Upstream pressure gauge: 63mm diameter,
Range 0 to 1 Bar
Throat vacuum gauge: 100mm diameter,
Range -1 to 0 Bar
Downstream pressure gauge: 63mm diameter,
Range 0 -1 Bar
Requires Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
This apparatus provides an introduction to the behaviour
of liquids under hydrostatic conditions (fluid at rest)
and the application of these principles to pressure
measurement using manometers.
mEasurEmENt capaBilitiEs
> Demonstrating the behaviour of liquids at rest (Hydrostatics)
Showing that the free surface of a liquid is horizontal and
independent of cross section
Measuring liquid level using a scale and the effect of parallax
Measuring small changes in liquid level using a micro-
> Measuring changes in liquid level using a Vernier hook
and point gauge
> Using a single piezometer / manometer
tube to measure head
> Using manometer tubes to measure differential pressure
> Using an inclined manometer to measure small pressure
> Using a 'U' tube manometer to measure pressure
differences in a gas (air over liquid)
> Using an inverted pressurized 'U' tube manometer
to measure pressure differences in a liquid
> Using liquids with different densities to change the
sensitivity of a 'U' tube manometer
Demonstrating the effect of trapped air on the accuracy
of a manometer
> Demonstrating the effect of flowing liquid (friction in a
fluid created by motion)
The Armfield F1-29 is designed to demonstrate the
properties of Newtonian fluids and their behaviour under
hydrostatic conditions (fluid at rest). This allows students
to develop an understanding and knowledge of a wide
range of fundamental principles and techniques, before
studying fluids in motion. These include the use of fluids in
manometers to measure pressure and pressure differences
in gases and liquids.
F1-28 caVitatioN dEmoNstratioN
F1-29 Fluid statics aNd maNomEtry
© Armfield Ltd. 2010
Some simple exercises are included to show how the
behaviour of a fluid changes when flow is involved and the
relevance of concepts such as frictional losses.
The apparatus is constructed from PVC and clear acrylic
and consists of a vertical reservoir containing water that
is connected to a series of vertical manometer tubes.
These tubes can be used individually or in combination
for the different demonstrations of hydrostatic principles
and manometry. One tube includes changes in cross
section to demonstrate that the level of a free surface is
not affected by the size or the shape of the tube. The right
hand manometer tube is separate from the other tubes and
incorporates a pivot and indexing mechanism at the base
that allows this tube to be inclined at fixed angles of 5°, 30°,
60° and 90° (vertical).
The reservoir incorporates a hook and point gauge with
Vernier scale, mounted through the lid, that allows large
changes in level to be measured with better precision than
a simple scale. A vertical transparent piezometer tube
through the lid of the reservoir allows the static head above
the water in the reservoir to be observed when the air space
above the water is not open to atmosphere.
Connections at the top of the reservoir and each of the
manometer tubes allows a syringe to be connected using
flexible tubing that allows the static pressure of the air to
be varied positively or negatively as required for the various
demonstrations. The syringe and flexible tubing for filling
the equipment etc. are stored at the rear of the apparatus
when not in use for convenience.
A small flow can be induced through the interconnecting
pipework between the various manometer tubes to provide
a simple but clear demonstration of the effect of friction
created by the motion of the fluid. This is useful to the
student before performing demonstrations using more
advanced Fluid Dynamics accessories.
The equipment is designed to demonstrate the basic
principles of hydrostatics and manometry using water for
safety and convenience. The use of a safe, soluble food
dye in the water makes observation of the level changes
clearer without affecting the operation of the apparatus.
Alternative liquids, with different densities, can be used in
the 'U' tube manometer if required to extend the range of
the demonstrations.
tEchNical dEtails
Overall dimensions:
Height: 1250 mm (maximum to top of level gauge)
Width: 425 mm
Depth: 150 mm
Max depth inside reservoir: 574 mm
Inside diameter of reservoir: 100 mm
Scale length of manometer tubes: 460 mm
Manometer tubes incorporated:
1x 'U' tube
2x Vertical parallel tubes
1x Vertical tube with varying cross section
1x Vertical tube with pivot allowing
operation at three different inclinations
Does not require Hydraulics Bench Service unit F1-10
Armfield Ltd. 2010
This apparatus provides an introduction to the
fundamental properties of liquids that affect
their behaviour in practical applications.
mEasurEmENt capaBilitiEs
Measuring fluid density and relative density (specific
gravity) of a liquid using a universal hydrometer
> Measuring fluid viscosity using a falling sphere viscometer
> Measuring fluid density and relative density (specific
gravity) of a liquid using a pycnometer (density bottle)
> Observing the effect of capillary elevation between
flat plates
Measuring the effect of capillary elevation inside
capillary tubes
Verifying Archimedes principle using a brass bucket &
cylinder with a lever balance
Measuring atmospheric pressure using an aneroid barometer
A clear understanding about the physical properties of
fluids is essential before studying the behaviour of fluids in
static or dynamic applications.
This apparatus introduces students to the following
properties of fluids:
Density and relative density (specific gravity)
Capillarity – capillary elevation between flat plates and
in circular tubes
Buoyancy (Archimedes principle)
Atmospheric pressure
The apparatus consists of a collection of components that
demonstrate individual fluid properties. The components
are stored on a common support frame manufactured
from PVC with circular spirit level and adjustable feet for
levelling. The apparatus is designed to stand on a suitable
bench top where some of the components can be operated
independent from the support frame.
A freestanding dual scale lever balance is also supplied to
support several of the demonstrations.
tEchNical dEtails
Overall dimensions:
Height: 503 mm
Width: 600 mm
Depth: 160 mm
The following components are included:
2x Hydrometer jars (clipped to stand)
1x Universal hydrometer (in protective housing)
2x Falling sphere viscometer tubes (clipped to stand)
1x Plastic storage box containing steel spheres
1x Spirit filled glass thermometer (in protective housing)
1x Direct reading aneroid barometer (fixed to stand)
1x Parallel plate capillary apparatus
1x Capillary tube apparatus with 6 tubes of varying size
1x Archimedes apparatus comprising displacement
vessel, machined bucket & matching cylinder
1x 50 ml density bottle
1x 250 ml plastic measuring cylinder
1x 600 ml glass beaker
1x Dual scale lever balance, adapted for use with
Archimedes apparatus
Does not require Hydraulics Be
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Pirates and Jomo Cosmos in ugly spat … as Ghosts seek compensation for goalie
Windhoek Mystery surrounds the International Transfer Clearance (ITC) of South African born goalkeeper Lesego Modiba from MTC Premiership giants FNB Orlando Pirates to South African Professional Super League (PSL) outfit Jomo Cosmos. The transaction between the two clubs has left a bitter aftertaste in the mouths of football officials from both camps, with the Ghosts accusing Cosmos owner Jomo Matsilile Sono of dealing in bad faith. At the centre of the ugly debacle is the apparent illegal registration of Modiba, who featured for the Katutura giants in several MTC Premiership matches during his eight-month stint with the Buccaneers. Modiba arrived in Namibia on September 11, 2015 to undergo trials with the Katutura outfit. Upon the successful completion of his trial period, the agile shot stopper was eventually signed and immediately drafted to the Ghosts' starting lineup. It has since emerged that the acrobatic gloves man was improperly registered by the MTC Premiership, since he was not in possession of a work permit, as required by Namibian law. The NFA's Titus Kunamwene rubbished the allegation, saying the player was properly registered. "The law is very clear on that, an awaiting applicant is given three months grace period to start working before the applications is approved,' he charged. Sources claim Cosmos showed interest in acquiring the services of Modiba and started negotiations with Pirates for the sale of the goalie, but while talks between the two clubs were ongoing, the player resurfaced at Cosmos. However, Sono vehemently denies any such talks taking place. "Pirates did approach us with a proposal to buy the player, but we have never engaged them in negotiations. In fact, the player approached us for a possible move, whereupon he was subsequently invited for trials," charges the man known as "Troublemaker" during his playing days. Kunamwene maintains the player's ITC is still with the NFA, although further investigation revealed that both clubs were issued with separate clearances by Modiba's parent club, Dolphins FC. Upon learning the boy is contracted to Dolphins, Cosmos started negotiations with the Pretoria-based outfit, whose eligibility was verified by that country's football controlling body, SAFA. It is customary practice in South Africa that when a player is released from his contract by his amateur club, the clearance must be first verified by the mother body for approval. Armed with what they believed was a valid clearance from Dolphins, accompanied by an affidavit from the chairman of the club, Cosmos duly registered the player with the PSL. Modiba became an instant hit – manning the sticks for the former Balfour Park franchise with near-faultless and breathtaking performances. He made five successive appearances for his new employers before his eligibility was placed under the microscope. Pirates did not take kindly to the unfolding saga and took issue with the PSL outfit, accusing club owner Sono of playing hide and seek. Meanwhile, it has since been discovered that the Namibia's football presiding body, the NFA, had registered Modiba without the required documentation. New Era Sport is reliably informed that although Modiba was in possession of an ICT, he was still required to obtain a work permit, as stipulated in Namibian immigration law. On their part, Pirates remain steadfast they did nothing wrong by registering Modiba via the work permit application notice, although logic suggests any application is subject to approval. Documents in the possession of New Era Sport show that Modiba also overstayed his welcome in Namibia, as his visa expired on March 3 this year. Pirates reported the issue to the NPL, whereupon the league forwarded the case to the NFA, who in turn alerted SAFA. SAFA forwarded Pirates' protest to the PSL and the matter is now being dealt with through arbitration in Johannesburg. The case resumes today, with both Kunamwene and Pirates' Mabos Vries having been summoned as witnesses.
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The Office of Undergraduate Admissions
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October 24, 2013
Wine and Cheese Reception 4:00-4:30 p.m.
Program 4:30-5:00 p.m.
Neil DeVotta (Associate Professor, Politics and International Affairs) will analyze the rise in countries that are neither fully democratic nor fully authoritarian and the strategies adopted by political elites that ensure such soft-authoritarianism.
Phoebe Zerwick (Lecturer, English) will screen and discuss portions of The Story of My Life, a multimedia documentary that tells the stories of six intellectually and developmentally disabled adults in photography, visual art and spoken and written word.
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Yee Haw!! I had an amazing 4 days in Nashville, and still cant believe that this was my first time visiting. My mother was born and raised in Selmer, TN, therefore I spent weeks during the summer there and still visit about 3 times a year, and it is my favorite place to be. Nashville however, was a bit different from where my mom grew up. There are so many different areas, and a lot of excitement. I met up with 3 girlfriends and it was a great 4 days off girl talk, beauty talk, sun, cocktails, shopping and food!
While I was able to visit the hip areas in Nashville, 12 South was my favorite. There are many boutiques to shop, and the cutest, quaint restaurants to eat and have cocktails, of course. I had breakfast at a small, nook of a restaurant called The Frothy Monkey. They had many options to choose from, and you cant beat $5 for an entire breakfast!! #Bartaco was the perfect spot to eat some chips and salsa, and of course have a (maybe 3) margaritas. #DraperJames is located on this strip, and its the cutest store ever. Reese Witherspoon is the founder of this brand, and its very Southern Belle chic. Serendipity was another adorable boutique where I picked up my TN state pendant.
We toured the Belle Meade Plantation, which has so much history. You can schedule a tour of the actual plantation, and they provide wine tastings throughout the day. The blue ceilings on the porch caught my eye. Back in the day, in the deep South, people painted their ceilings a 'Haint" blue color to represent the calming sky, which was also believed to ward off evil spirits called haints. The area surrounding the plantation is so beautiful. I recommend driving around to view the homes and their Southern charm.
Another great little pocket is an area called The Gulch. This is where we discovered Biscuit Love, which was worth the hour long wait. I was able to taste a bloody mary for the first time….yes, my first time….and I could have just had 3 of them for breakfast.
While the girls and I spent a day sunning at the pool, I had to keep applying my sunscreen, but then my girlfriend presented a loose mineral sunscreen powder stick, which kept her face sunburn free all day!! The brand is Colorescience, and can be purchased at Sephora, or on Amazon. It retails for $57 and is totally worth the age spot free skin!! In addition, I use MAC Lightful tinted cream on my pool days. It gives me light, non streaking coverage and SPF 30 for protection.
Last, but not least, was my visit to the strip on Broadway. This area is busy 24 hours a day, and is considered the party place to be. We ate at 2 great restaurants, The Southern, and Merchant. There are many tourist style shops, and is the perfect place to pick up your cowboy hat & boots if you are lacking them in your wardrobe.