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The 18th annual Italian Festival was held at St. Philip Neri Church in Fort Mill May 16-18.
Calvary Church will honor Charlotte area veterans at a special Veterans Breakfast on Friday, May 17, 7:30-8:30 a.m. in the Crown Room.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 501 Pine St., Fort Mill, invites the community to an Evensong for the Ascension of Our Lord at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 9.
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Local residents in need of food are welcome to come to the parking lot of Belair United Methodist Church in Indian Land April 26, when the Second Harvest Mobile Food Pantry arrives.
Mark Blackwell, Founder/CEO of Justice-Ministries will b e in Fort Mill April 16 to discuss human trafficking and how residents can aid victims.
"The Fourth Cross" tells the story of two men who, while they both loved differently, wanted the same thing. The show opens April 13 at the NarroWay Theater and Conference Center, located at 3327 Highway 51 in Fort Mill.
Local residents in need of food are welcome to come to the parking lot of Belair United Methodist Church in Indian Land April 26, when the Second Harvest Mobile Food Pantry arrives.
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Rabbi Yosef Levanon will be leading a Holocaust Memorial Service at Temple Kol Ami on Sunday, April 7th at 4:30pm.
A re-enactment the Stations of the Cross was held in Fort Mill on Good Friday. Good Friday commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus.
Doby's Bridge Presbyterian Church, 2500 Doby's Bridge Road, Fort Mill hosts a Maundy Thursday Communion Service, Thursday, March 28, at 7 p.m.


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As the Western Conference's eighth seed a season ago, the Kings knocked off the Vancouver Canucks, St.
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Queensland, Australia (Sports Network) - Brad Kennedy closed with a 5-under 63 on Sunday to win the Coca-Cola QLD PGA Championship.
Kennedy finished his third Australasian Tour title at 18-under-par 254.
The Australian parred the first five holes, then tripped to a bogey at the sixth. He bounced back with birdies at seven and eight at City Golf Club.
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Third-round leader Michael Hendry stumbled to a bogey at the 18th after making birdie at 17. Hendry posted a 2-under 66 to end two back at minus-16.
Anthony Summers (65) took third at 14-under 258, while amateur Cameron Smith (65) was one back at minus-13.
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A library of irreducible maximal finite integral matrix groups is provided with GAP. It contains Q-class representatives for all of these groups of dimension at most 24, and Z-class representatives for those of dimension at most 11 or of dimension 13, 17, 19, or 23.
The groups provided in this library have been determined by Wilhelm Plesken, partially as joint work with Michael Pohst, or by members of his institute (Lehrstuhl B faccent127ur Mathematik, RWTH Aachen). In particular, the data for the groups of dimensions 2 to 9 have been taken from the output of computer calculations which they performed in 1979 (see PP77, PP80). The Z-class representatives of the groups of dimension 10 have been determined and computed by Bernd Souvignier (Sou94), and those of dimensions 11, 13, and 17 have been recomputed for this library from the circulant Gram matrices given in Ple85, using the stand-alone programs for the computation of short vectors and Bravais groups which have been developed in Plesken's institute. The Z-class representatives of the groups of dimensions 19 and 23 had already been determined in Ple85. Gabriele Nebe has recomputed them for us. Her main contribution to this library, however, is that she has determined and computed the Q-class representatives of the groups of non-prime dimensions between 12 and 24 (see PN95, NP95, Neb95).
The library has been brought into GAP format by Volkmar Felsch. He has applied several GAP routines to check certain consistency of the data. However, the credit and responsibility for the lists remain with the authors. We are grateful to Wilhelm Plesken, Gabriele Nebe, and Bernd Souvignier for supplying their results to GAP.
In the preceding acknowledgement, we used some notations that will also be needed in the sequel. We first define these.
Any integral matrix group G of dimension n is a subgroup of GL_n(Z) as well as of GL_n(Q) and hence lies in some conjugacy class of integral matrix groups under GL_n(Z) and also in some conjugacy class of rational matrix groups under GL_n(Q). As usual, we call these classes the Z-class and the Q-class of G, respectively. Note that any conjugacy class of subgroups of GL_n(Q) contains at least one Z-class of subgroups of GL_n(Z) and hence can be considered as the Q-class of some integral matrix group.
In the context of this library we are only concerned with Z-classes and Q-classes of subgroups of GL_n(Z) which are irreducible and maximal finite in GL_n(Z) (we will call them em i.,m.,f.~subgroups of GL_n(Z)). We can distinguish two types of these groups:
First, there are those i.,m.,f.~subgroups of GL_n(Z) which are also maximal finite subgroups of GL_n(Q). Let us denote the set of their Q-classes by Q_1(n). It is clear from the above remark that Q_1(n) just consists of the Q-classes of, i.,m.,f.~subgroups of GL_n(Q).
Secondly, there is the set Q_2(n) of the Q-classes of the remaining i.,m.,f.~subgroups of GL_n(Z), i.,e., of those which are not maximal finite subgroups of GL_n(Q). For any such group G, say, there is at least one class C in Q_1(n) such that G is conjugate under Q to a proper subgroup of some group H in C. In fact, the class C is uniquely determined for any group G occurring in the library (though there seems to be no reason to assume that this property should hold in general). Hence we may call C the em rational i.,m.,f.~class of G. Finally, we will denote the number of classes in Q_1(n) and Q_2(n) by q_1(n) and q_2(n), respectively.
As an example, let us consider the case n = 4. There are 6 Z-classes of, i.,m.,f.~subgroups of GL_4(Z) with representative subgroups G_1, ldots, G_6 of isomorphsim types, mboxG_1 cong W(F_4),, mboxG_2 cong D_{12} wr C_2,, mboxG_3 cong G_4 cong C_2 times S_5,, mboxG_5 cong W(B_4),, and, mboxG_6 cong (D_{12} {sf Y} D_{12}) !:! C_2. The corresponding Q-classes, R_1, ldots, R_6, say, are pairwise different except that R_3 coincides with R_4. The groups G_1, G_2, and G_3 are i.,m.,f.~subgroups of GL_4(Q), but G_5 and G_6 are not because they are conjugate under GL_4(Q) to proper subgroups of G_1 and G_2, respectively. So we have Q_1(4) = { R_1, R_2, R_3 },, Q_2(4) = { R_5, R_6 },, q_1(4) = 3, and q_2(4) = 2.
The q_1(n) Q-classes of, i.,m.,f.~subgroups of GL_n(Q) have been determined for each dimension n leq 24. The current GAP library provides integral representative groups for all these classes. Moreover, all Z-classes of, i.,m.,f.~subgroups of GL_n(Z) are known for n leq 11 and for n in {13,17,19,23}. For these dimensions, the library offers integral representative groups for all Q-classes in Q_1(n) and Q_2(n) as well as for all Z-classes of, i.,m.,f.~subgroups of GL_n(Z).
Any group G of dimension n given in the library is represented as the automorphism group G = {rm Aut}(F,L) = { g in GL_n(Z) mid Lg = L ; {rm and} ; g F g^{rm tr} = F } of a positive definite symmetric n times n matrix F in Z^{n times n} on an n-dimensional lattice L cong Z^{1 times n} (for details see e.,g. PN95). GAP provides for G a list of matrix generators and the em Gram matrix F.
The positive definite quadratic form defined by F defines a em norm v F v^{rm tr} for each vector v in L, and there is only a finite set of vectors of minimal norm. These vectors are often simply called the em ``short vectors''. Their set splits into orbits under G, and G being irreducible acts faithfully on each of these orbits by multiplication from the right. GAP provides for each of these orbits the orbit size and a representative vector.
Like most of the other GAP libraries, the library of,
i.,m.,f.~integral matrix groups supplies an extraction function,
. However, as the library involves only 423 different
groups, there is no need for a selection or an example function. Instead,
there are two functions, ImfInvariants
and DisplayImfInvariants
which provide some Z-class invariants that can be extracted from the
library without actually constructing the representative groups
themselves. The difference between these two functions is that the latter
one displays the resulting data in some easily readable format, whereas
the first one returns them as record components so that you can properly
access them.
We shall give an individual description of each of the library functions,
but first we would like to insert a short remark concerning their names:
Any self-explaining name of a function handling em irreducible
maximal finite integral matrix groups would have to include this term in
full length and hence would grow extremely long. Therefore we have
decided to use the abbreviation Imf
instead in order to restrict the
names to some reasonable length.
The first three functions can be used to formulate loops over the classes.
ImfNumberQQClasses( dim )
ImfNumberQClasses( dim )
ImfNumberZClasses( dim, q )
returns the number q_1(dim) of Q-classes
of, i.,m.,f.~rational matrix groups of dimension dim. Valid values
of dim are all positive integers up to 24.
Note: In order to enable you to loop just over the classes belonging to Q_1(dim), we have arranged the list of Q-classes of dimension dim for any dimension dim in the library such that, whenever the classes of Q_2(dim) are known, too, i.,e., in the cases dim leq 11 or dim in {13,17,19,23}, the classes of Q_1(dim) precede those of Q_2(dim) and hence are numbered from 1 to q_1(dim).
returns the number of Q-classes of groups of
dimension dim which are available in the library. If dim leq 11 or
dim in {13,17,19,23}, this is the number q_1(dim) +
q_2(dim) of Q-classes of, i.,m.,f.~subgroups of
GL_{dim}(Z). Otherwise, it is just the number q_1(dim) of
Q-classes of, i.,m.,f.~subgroups of GL_{dim}(Q). Valid values of
dim are all positive integers up to 24.
returns the number of Z-classes in the q^{rm
th} Q-class of, i.,m.,f.~integral matrix groups of dimension
dim. Valid values of dim are all positive integers up to 11 and all
primes up to 23.
DisplayImfInvariants( dim, q )
DisplayImfInvariants( dim, q, z )
displays the following Z-class invariants of
the groups in the z^{rm th} Z-class in the q^{rm th}
Q-class of i.,m.,f.~integral matrix groups of dimension dim:
item its Z-class number in the form dim.q.z, if dim is at
most 11 or a prime, or its Q-class number in the form dim.q,
else, vspace-2mm
item a message if the group is solvable, vspace-2mm
item the size of the group, vspace-2mm
item the isomorphism type of the group, vspace-2mm
item the elementary divisors of the associated quadratic form,
item the sizes of the orbits of short vectors (these sizes are the
degrees of the faithful permutation representations which you may
construct using the PermGroup
or PermGroupImfGroup
below), vspace-2mm
item the norm of the associated short vectors, vspace-2mm
item only in case that the group is not an i.,m.,f.~group in
GL_n(Q): an appropriate message, including the Q-class
number of the corresponding rational i.,m.,f.~class.
If you specify the value 0 for any of the parameters dim, q, or z,
the command will loop over all available dimensions, Q-classes of
given dimension, or Z-classes within the given Q-class,
respectively. Otherwise, the values of the arguments must be in range. A
value z neq 1 must not be specified if the Z-classes are not
known for the given dimension, i.,e., if dim > 11 and dim not in
{13,17,19,23}. The default value of z is~1. This value of z will
be accepted even if the Z-classes are not known. Then it specifies the
only representative group which is available for the q^{rm th}
Q-class. The greatest legal value of dim is 24.
gap> DisplayImfInvariants( 3, 1, 0 ); #I Z-class 3.1.1: Solvable, size = 2^4*3 #I isomorphism type = C2 wr S3 = C2 x S4 = W(B3) #I elementary divisors = 1^3 #I orbit size = 6, minimal norm = 1 #I Z-class 3.1.2: Solvable, size = 2^4*3 #I isomorphism type = C2 wr S3 = C2 x S4 = C2 x W(A3) #I elementary divisors = 1*4^2 #I orbit size = 8, minimal norm = 3 #I Z-class 3.1.3: Solvable, size = 2^4*3 #I isomorphism type = C2 wr S3 = C2 x S4 = C2 x W(A3) #I elementary divisors = 1^2*4 #I orbit size = 12, minimal norm = 2 gap> DisplayImfInvariants( 8, 15, 1 ); #I Z-class 8.15.1: Solvable, size = 2^5*3^4 #I isomorphism type = C2 x (S3 wr S3) #I elementary divisors = 1*3^3*9^3*27 #I orbit size = 54, minimal norm = 8 #I not maximal finite in GL(8,Q), rational imf class is 8.5 gap> DisplayImfInvariants( 20, 23 ); #I Q-class 20.23: Size = 2^5*3^2*5*11 #I isomorphism type = (PSL(2,11) x D12).C2 #I elementary divisors = 1^18*11^2 #I orbit size = 3*660 + 2*1980 + 2640 + 3960, minimal norm = 4
Note that the DisplayImfInvariants
function uses a kind of shorthand to
display the elementary divisors. E.~g., the expression 1*3^3*9^3*27
the preceding example stands for the elementary divisors
1,3,3,3,9,9,9,27. (See also the next example which shows that the
function provides the elementary divisors in form of an
ordinary GAP list.)
In the description of the isomorphism types the following notations are
item[makebox[15mm][l]A,mbox{x},B] denotes a direct product of
a group A by a group B, vspace-1mm
item[makebox[15mm][l]A,mbox{subd},B] denotes a subdirect
product of A by B, vspace-1mm
item[makebox[15mm][l]A,mbox{Y},B] denotes a central product of
A by B, vspace-1mm
item[makebox[15mm][l]A,mbox{wr},B] denotes a wreath product of
A by B, vspace-1mm
item[makebox[15mm][l]A:B] denotes a split extension of A by
B, vspace-1mm
item[makebox[15mm][l]A,.,B] denotes just an extension of A by
B (split or nonsplit). vspace-2mm
The groups involved are
item the cyclic groups C_n, dihedral groups D_n, and generalized
quaternion groups Q_n of order n, denoted by C
n, D
and Q
n, respectively, vspace-2mm
item the alternating groups A_n and symmetric groups S_n of degree
n, denoted by A
n and S
n, respectively, vspace-2mm
item the linear groups GL_n(q), PGL_n(q), SL_n(q), and PSL_n(q),
denoted by GL(
, and PSL(
, respectively,
item the unitary groups SU_n(q) and PSU_n(q), denoted by
and PSU(
, respectively,
item the symplectic groups Sp(n,q), denoted by Sp(
item the orthogonal group O_8^{,+}(2), denoted by O+(8,2)
item the extraspecial groups 2_+^{,1+8}, 3_+^{,1+2},
3_+^{,1+4}, and 5_+^{,1+2}, denoted by 2+^(1+8)
, 3+^(1+4)
, and 5+^(1+2)
, respectively, vspace-2mm
item the Chevalley group G_2(3), denoted by G(2,3)
item the Weyl groups W(A_n), W(B_n), W(D_n), W(E_n), and
W(F_4), denoted by W(A
, and W(F4)
, respectively, vspace-2mm
item the sporadic simple groups Co_1, Co_2, Co_3, HS, J_2,
M_{12}, M_{22}, M_{23}, M_{24}, and Mc, denoted by
, Co2
, Co3
, and
, respectively, vspace-2mm
item a point stabilizer of index 11 in M_{11}, denoted by M10
As mentioned above, the data assembled by the DisplayImfInvariants
command are ``cheap data'' in the sense that they can be provided by
the library without loading any of its large matrix files or performing
any matrix calculations. The following function allows you to get proper
access to these cheap data instead of just displaying them.
ImfInvariants( dim, q )
ImfInvariants( dim, q, z )
returns a record which provides some Z-class
invariants of the groups in the z^{rm th} Z-class in the
q^{rm th} Q-class of i.,m.,f.~integral matrix groups of
dimension dim. A value z neq 1 must not be specified if the
Z-classes are not known for the given dimension, i.,e., if dim > 11
and dim not in {13,17,19,23}. The default value of z is~1. This
value of z will be accepted even if the Z-classes are not
known. Then it specifies the only representative group which is available
for the q^{rm th} Q-class. The greatest legal value of dim is
The resulting record contains six or seven components:
if G is solvable,
command above),
see ElementaryDivisorsMat),
:Note that four of these data, namely the group size, the solvability, the isomorphism type, and the corresponding rational i.,m.,f.~class, are not only Z-class invariants, but also Q-class invariants.
Note further that, though the isomorphism type is a Q-class invariant, you will sometimes get different descriptions for different Z-classes of the same Q-class (as, e.,g., for the classes 3.1.1 and 3.1.2 in the last example above). The purpose of this behaviour is to provide some more information about the underlying lattices.
gap> ImfInvariants( 8, 15, 1 ); rec( size := 2592, isSolvable := true, isomorphismType := "C2 x (S3 wr S3)", elementaryDivisors := [ 1, 3, 3, 3, 9, 9, 9, 27 ], minimalNorm := 8, sizesOrbitsShortVectors := [ 54 ], maximalQClass := 5 ) gap> ImfInvariants( 24, 1 ).size; 10409396852733332453861621760000 gap> ImfInvariants( 23, 5, 2 ).sizesOrbitsShortVectors; [ 552, 53130 ] gap> for i in [ 1 .. ImfNumberQClasses( 22 ) ] do > Print( ImfInvariants( 22, i ).isomorphismType, "\n" ); od; C2 wr S22 = W(B22) (C2 x PSU(6,2)).S3 (C2 x S3) wr S11 = (C2 x W(A2)) wr S11 (C2 x S12) wr C2 = (C2 x W(A11)) wr C2 C2 x S3 x S12 = C2 x W(A2) x W(A11) (C2 x HS).C2 (C2 x Mc).C2 C2 x S23 = C2 x W(A22) C2 x PSL(2,23) C2 x PSL(2,23) C2 x PGL(2,23) C2 x PGL(2,23)
ImfMatGroup( dim, q )
ImfMatGroup( dim, q, z )
is the essential extraction function of this library. It
returns a representative group, G say, of the z^{rm th} Z-class
in the q^{rm th} Q-class of i.,m.,f.~integral matrix groups of
dimension dim. A value z neq 1 must not be specified if the
Z-classes are not known for the given dimension, i.,e., if dim > 11
and dim not in {13,17,19,23}. The default value of z is~1. This
value of z will be accepted even if the Z-classes are not
known. Then it specifies the only representative group which is available
for the q^{rm th} Q-class. The greatest legal value of dim is
gap> G := ImfMatGroup( 5, 1, 3 ); ImfMatGroup(5,1,3) gap> for m in G.generators do PrintArray( m ); od; [ [ -1, 0, 0, 0, 0 ], [ 0, 1, 0, 0, 0 ], [ 0, 0, 0, 1, 0 ], [ -1, -1, -1, -1, 2 ], [ -1, 0, 0, 0, 1 ] ] [ [ 0, 1, 0, 0, 0 ], [ 0, 0, 1, 0, 0 ], [ 0, 0, 0, 1, 0 ], [ 1, 0, 0, 0, 0 ], [ 0, 0, 0, 0, 1 ] ]
The group record of G contains the usual components of a matrix group
record. In addition, it includes the same six or seven records as the
resulting record of the ImfInvariants
function described above, namely
the components size
, isSolvable
, isomorphismType
, minimalNorm
, and sizesOrbitsShortVectors
if G is not a rational i.,m.,f.~group, maximalQClass
. Moreover,
there are the two components
The last of these components will be required by the PermGroup
gap> G.size; 3840 gap> G.isomorphismType; "C2 wr S5 = C2 x W(D5)" gap> PrintArray( G.form ); [ [ 4, 0, 0, 0, 2 ], [ 0, 4, 0, 0, 2 ], [ 0, 0, 4, 0, 2 ], [ 0, 0, 0, 4, 2 ], [ 2, 2, 2, 2, 5 ] ] gap> G.elementaryDivisors; [ 1, 4, 4, 4, 4 ] gap> G.minimalNorm; 4
If you want to perform calculations in such a matrix group G you should be aware of the fact that GAP offers much more efficient permutation group routines than matrix group routines. Hence we recommend that you do your computations, whenever it is possible, in the isomorphic permutation group that is induced by the action of G on one of the orbits of the associated short vectors. You may call one of the following functions to get such a permutation group.
PermGroup( G )
returns the permutation group which is induced by the given
i.,m.,f.~integral matrix group G on an orbit of minimal size of G
on the set of short vectors (see also PermGroupImfGroup
The permutation representation is computed by first constructing the specified orbit, S say, of short vectors and then computing the permutations which are induced on S by the generators of G. We would like to warn you that in case of a large orbit this procedure may be space and time consuming. Fortunately, there are only five Q-classes in the library for which the smallest orbit of short vectors is of size greater than 20000, the worst case being the orbit of size 196560 for the Leech lattice (dim = 24, q = 3).
As mentioned above, PermGroup
constructs the required permutation
group, P say, as the image of G under the isomorphism between the
matrices in G and their action on S. Moreover, it constructs the
inverse isomorphism from P to G, varphi say, and returns it in the
group record component P.bijection
of P. In fact, varphi is
constructed by determining a Q-base B subset S of Q^{1 times
dim} in S and, in addition, the associated base change matrix M
which transforms B into the standard base of Z^{1 times dim}. Then
the image varphi(p) of any permutation p in P can be easily
computed: If, for 1 leq i leq dim, b_i is the position number in
S of the i^{rm th} base vector in B, it suffices to look up the
vector whose position number in S is the image of b_i under p and
to multiply this vector by M to get the i^{rm th} row of
You may use varphi at any time to compute the images in G of permutations in P or to compute the preimages in P of matrices in G.
The record of P contains, in addition to the usual components of permutation group records, some special components. The most important of those are:
command above),
:As an example, let us compute a set R of matrix generators for the solvable residuum of the group G that we have constructed in the preceding example.
gap> # Perform the computations in an isomorphic permutation group. gap> P := PermGroup( G ); PermGroup(ImfMatGroup(5,1,3)) gap> P.generators; [ ( 1, 7, 6)( 2, 9)( 4, 5,10), ( 2, 3, 4, 5)( 6, 9, 8, 7) ] gap> D := DerivedSubgroup( P ); Subgroup( PermGroup(ImfMatGroup(5,1,3)), [ ( 1, 2,10, 9)( 3, 8)( 4, 5)( 6, 7), ( 1, 6)( 2, 7, 9, 4)( 3, 8)( 5,10), ( 1, 5,10, 6)( 2, 8, 9, 3) ] ) gap> Size( D ); 960 gap> IsPerfect( D ); true gap> # Now move the results back to the matrix group. gap> phi := P.bijection;; gap> R := List( D.generators, p -> Image( phi, p ) );; gap> for m in R do PrintArray( m ); od; [ [ -1, -1, -1, -1, 2 ], [ 0, -1, 0, 0, 0 ], [ 0, 0, 0, 1, 0 ], [ 0, 0, 1, 0, 0 ], [ -1, -1, 0, 0, 1 ] ] [ [ 0, 0, -1, 0, 0 ], [ 0, -1, 0, 0, 0 ], [ 1, 0, 0, 0, 0 ], [ -1, -1, -1, -1, 2 ], [ 0, -1, -1, 0, 1 ] ] [ [ 0, -1, 0, 0, 0 ], [ 1, 0, 0, 0, 0 ], [ 0, 0, 1, 0, 0 ], [ -1, -1, -1, -1, 2 ], [ 0, -1, 0, -1, 1 ] ] gap> # The PreImage function allows us to use the inverse of phi. gap> PreImage( phi, R[1] ) = D.generators[1]; true
PermGroupImfGroup( G, n )
returns the permutation group which is induced by the
given i.,m.,f.~integral matrix group G on its n^{rm th} orbit of
short vectors. The only difference to the above PermGroup
function is
that you can specify the orbit to be used. In fact, as the orbits of
short vectors are sorted by increasing sizes, the function PermGroup(
has been implemented such that it is equivalent to
PermGroupImfGroup( G, 1 )
gap> ImfInvariants( 12, 9 ).sizesOrbitsShortVectors; [ 120, 300 ] gap> G := ImfMatGroup( 12, 9 ); ImfMatGroup(12,9) gap> P1 := PermGroupImfGroup( G, 1 ); PermGroup(ImfMatGroup(12,9)) gap> P1.degree; 120 gap> P2 := PermGroupImfGroup( G, 2 ); PermGroupImfGroup(ImfMatGroup(12,9),2) gap> P2.degree; 300


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Survivors include three daughters, Joeann Saunders of St. Joseph, Mo., Mary Ruth Vinson and Gloria June Gardner, both of Parsons; six grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Juliana Sievers of Yates Center and Ella Mae Sievers of Powell, Wyo.
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On the 50th anniversary of the decision to kick prayer out of public schools, President Obama decided to show parents what it's been replaced with. During a speech at New Hampshire's Oyster River High School, the leader of the free world stunned everyone by using his speech as a lesson in sex education. To a packed auditorium, the President told teenagers that they have the "final say" in "every single challenge that we face." Then, in an almost Dan Savage-like ambush, the President launched into an advertisement for contraception, homosexuality, and abortion giant Planned Parenthood. "You can decide that instead of restricting access to birth control or defunding Planned Parenthood, we should make sure that in this country, women control their own health care choices. That's up to you... You can decide whether or not we go back to the days when you could be kicked out of the United States military just because of who you are and you love."
Consider how inappropriate that is. The President of the United States visited a public high school with the intent of promoting sexual activity to underage kids without their parents being present or giving consent. That's absolutely outrageous! It's one thing for the administration to push an agenda in conflict with the majority of Americans' values. But it's another thing entirely when the President promotes that same sexual liberalism to a roomful of teenagers. The fact that President Obama would come to Oyster High and choose to shill for Planned Parenthood shows the administration's complete and utter disdain for parental rights. As our nation's leader, his role is to inspire young people to great exploits--not exploit them for the Left's cultural and political purposes.
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The same Pentagon leadership that launched an assault on military Bibles is throwing open the gates to "gay pride." In a celebration that seemed improbable just two years ago, the Defense Department hosted a special event cheering all the administration has done to cater to homosexuals at the expense of religious freedom and national security. Although the President and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta were not present, both sent video greetings saluting our force's dramatic shift. After the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" last year, President Obama said it was time to honor gays and lesbians as the military's "unsung heroes." "Bit by bit," he praised, "step by step, they bent the arc of the moral universe toward justice." They're bending the arc of the moral universe, all right--but toward a fractured force where the demands of a small minority outweigh the branches' shared values and mission.
As FRC's Bob Maginnis explained to the Wall Street Journal, the military doesn't exist to promote diversity or equality. The soldiers of other nations may fly a few rainbow flags and call it "progress"--but as the leader of the free world, America doesn't have the luxury of using our force for social experimentation. Even now, months after the open policy was introduced, homosexual activists are still dissatisfied. During yesterday's festivities, a Pentagon spokesman was quite clear that the next target is marriage.
Jeh Johnson, general counsel for the Department of Defense, outlined the strategy to abolish federal marriage law so that the Pentagon could transfer benefits to "partners and other family members of gays and lesbians." Others talked about the need to take an almost evangelistic approach to the homosexual agenda. "We need to be as visible as we can be," the Air Force's Gordon Tanner urged, and presumably recruit others. Still more talked about the need to tear down the barriers to transgender service that block cross-dressers from enlisting.
While the event was significantly tamer than the White House's LGBT reception (which included a transgender wedding proposal and guests defiling presidential portraits), it still seemed a bit premature to celebrate a policy that military leaders have held as incompatible with proper military order and discipline. While times have changed, the military's purpose and mission has not.
Some will see the acceleration of homosexuality in the military and wonder if the problems of implementing the new policy were exaggerated. They weren't. This is just the administration's attempt to fully integrate its agenda before the President leaves office. It's not unlike what the administration has done with the government takeover of health care--which is to mainstream the expansion as quickly as possible so that it fundamentally changes America. With the election fast approaching, the purveyors of "hope" and change" are no doubt hoping that if Republicans regain control of government, they will lack the courage to change destructive policies like this one.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The midday weather model suggested a slightly wetter pattern for the U.S. Midwest where corn and soybean crops have withered under an extensive drought, but rainfall will be only scattered and light, agricultural meteorologists forecast Tuesday.
"There's going to be rain, but it's just not going to be heavy enough to dramatically improve the situation in very many areas. There's no general soaking over the next two weeks," said Andy Karst of World Weather Inc.
The midday computer model pointed to wetter weather in parts of the eastern and central Corn Belt over the next 5 days, and more rain than earlier models had suggested in the 5- to 10-day period for portions of the northern Midwest, he said.
High temperatures in the triple-digits Fahrenheit were expected to persist in southwestern areas of the Midwest, but the rest of the region could be slightly cooler, he said.
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Styles P and Action Bronson are confirmed to join Evidence and The Alchemist on their upcoming Step Brothers album
It's been a number of years since it was announced that Evidence and The Alchemist would be joining forces under the moniker Step Brothers. Now, in a recent interview with 2DopeBoyz, the Dilated Peoples emcees discusses his and the A-L-C's upcoming album together.
According to Ev, the Step Brothers' album Lord Steppington is completed and lined up for a release sometime in early 2013. He said that the duo's already enlisted the likes of Styles P, Action Bronson and Domo Genesis for the project.
"The album is pretty much done and we just signed a deal. The deal's finished, I got my check," he said. "I was gonna tell everybody who we signed with the other day, we were going to put out a little video but we didn't get a chance because [Alchemist] and Prodigy had a show and they were rehearsing or whatever. But yeah, that's it; Step Brothers is official, the album title is set and the label is on…we've got some dope people [on the project], we've got Domo Genesis on it, we got Styles P on it so far, Action Bronson's on it. Alchemist's done all the beats on it so far, I did one…once we master it and I get the product in, then we'll give you date…but until we announce it, I'd say early 2013."
Evidence also discussed Dilated Peoples' upcoming fifth album Directors of Photography. He said that he, Rakaa Iriscience and DJ Babu have been working diligently on the album, and that they're trying to push their musical boundaries with the project.
"Directors of Photography is the next Dilated album. We're focusing a lot on that album, that's what I'm doing everyday pretty much," he said. "Dilated, it's gonna be our first album in six years, so it's important that we nail this right now. I think we've bee, going as far as you can go, like making sure we're pushing the boundaries and testing ourselves before it becomes not fun. We're really going to the edge, then it's like, if we go any further, we're going to be having a bad time."
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A new cybersecurity bill, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), seeks to give intelligence agencies and Internet companies like Facebook and Google more incentives to share information with one another about cybersecurity threats, such as hackers.
But CISPA, which is scheduled to hit the floor of the House of Representatives for debate and an eventual vote the week of April 23rd, has come under intensified criticism by Web user advocacy groups and writers in recent days.
The bill's critics contend that CISPA's terms are too broad, and could be interpreted in a way that removes important legal checks for when and how companies may turn over Web user information to the government.
"It's a sophisticated scheme of removing legal barriers," said Lee Tien, the senior staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, in a telephone interview with TPM.
Lee and his EFF colleague Rainey Reitman wrote a lengthy critique of the bill in early March, well before it was on the radar of many Web users.
Their piece, like many other critical pieces around the Web, compares CISPA to the reviled copyright protection bill SOPA, or the Stop Online Piracy Act, which Congress abandoned in January, following a massive online protest.
CISPA's critics hope that by invoking the name of SOPA, they will be able to galvanize similar opposition to CISPA and prevent it from being passed.
But CISPA differs markedly from SOPA in both its goals and its actual language.
SOPA targeted online piracy of music, movies, TV shows, software and other copyrighted material, including pharmaceuticals. Coming in at a hefty 71 pages, SOPA explicitly sought to have U.S. websites and companies sever all ties with foreign webpages accused of piracy. In practice, SOPA could have forced Google to remove, or censor, hundreds of links to other webpages in users' searches, while YouTube and Reddit and similar websites that rely primarily on user-generated content and posts, could have seen large sections of their websites shut down.
In contrast, CISPA is short at only 11 pages: It's purpose to allow for easier sharing of "cyber threat intelligence" and "information" between intelligence agencies like the NSA and the CIA, with private companies like Google and Facebook, and vice versa.
The bill contains no language about companies taking down webpages or links, and only refers to intellectual property glancingly, using it as an example of a type of "cyber threat intelligence."
For example, the EFF finds that CISPA contains "language… so broad it could be used as a blunt instrument to attack websites like The Pirate Bay or WikiLeaks," referring to a section (1104(b)(1)(A)(i)) that reads "…a cybersecurity provider…may, for cybersecurity purposes…use cybersecurity systems to identify and obtain cyber threat information to protect the rights and property of such protected entity."
CISPA also later defines "cyber threat intelligence" as "information…pertaining to the protection of a system or network from…theft or misappropriation of private or government information, intellectual property, or personally identifiable information," again referencing IP theft as a cybersecurity threat under which info sharing between companies the government is justifiable and warranted.
But in TPM's reading of the bill, the language actually appears as though it is designed to protect online user information ("personally identifiable information") collected by companies from hacks.
CISPA defines "cybersecurity systems" as "a system designed or employed to ensure the integrity, confidentiality or availability of, or safeguard, a system or network." CISPA seems to limit this definition to exactly what the words would suggest — security software.
Further, in TPM's reading, the key line that prevents this bill from entering into "SOPA" territory states that "cybsecurity providers…may..use cybersecurity systems to identify and obtain cyber threat information" related to the so-called "threats."
The bill is simply talking about sharing information about perceived threats. It says nothing about taking down websites, obtaining court orders or using the information in any sort of expanded way that hasn't been available before. It does not give anyone any powers to "attack" a website, but rather seems to be designed to defend websites.
However, Tien told TPM that his chief objections are the fact that the bill contains these provisions, coupled with a few more that allow companies to essentially ignore current laws, including federal wiretapping laws.
Specifically, Tien pointed to a part of CISPA that reads that "notwithstanding any other provision of law, a cybersecurity provider…may" obtain and share "cyber threat information."
"That's essentially immunity or exemption from liability," Tien told TPM. "It nullifies or negates laws that otherwise might restrict them [the government and companies]. Right now, companies can share information, but if they don't do it the right way, the legal way, you can sue them."


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Wisconsin Buzzer Beater Spoils PSU Men's Home Finale
By: PSU Athletics
Updated: March 10, 2013
UNIVERSITY PARK, CENTRE COUNTY - In a game that saw 18 lead changes, Traevon Jackson's buzzer beating three staved off Penn State's bid for a Top 25 upset for the second straight week and secured a 63-60 win for No. 22 Wisconsin (21-20, 12-6 Big Ten) Sunday in the Bryce Jordan Center. Despite the loss, Penn State (10-20; 2-16 Big Ten), which had won two of its previous three, closed out the regular season playing it best basketball of the season as the Lions head to the Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament in Chicago, Ill., starting Thursday.
"I really felt like we earned the right to win this one," Penn State coach Patrick Chambers said. "That's why this one hurts, because they did everything to earn it for the last few days and all year long. To lose on that type of shot, you feel for them."
More than 50 returning lettermen on Alumni Day at the BJC saw junior Jermaine Marshall (Etters, Pa.) lead Penn State with 23 points and sophomore D.J. Newbill (Philadelphia, Pa.) post 22 to spearhead the Penn State effort. Marshall's fifth 20-point game of the season and Newbill's ninth nearly saw the Lions knock off at Top 25 team for the second straight home game after downing No. 4 Michigan in their last BJC appearance.
"Jermaine and D.J. had hot hands and they took good shots and mostly high percentage shots," Chambers said. "With the way that Wisconsin defends you, they want you to shoot mid-range floaters and jumpers. Jermaine and D.J. are very good mid-range shooters, so let's take what they give us and I think that's what they did a very good job of."
Sophomore Ross Travis (Chaska, Minn.) had a game-high 11 rebounds and Newbill led the team in assists with five as Penn State won the rebounding battle 31-28 and committed just six turnovers. For the fifth time in the last six games Penn State shot at least 43 percent (23-of-53) from the field.
Wisconsin also shot 43 percent (22-of-51) from the field and was 33 percent (7-of-21) from three-point range, including a 3-for-3 effort from Jackson who scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the second half. Sam Dekker added 14 and Jared Berggren a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Badgers who shot 50 percent in the second half to pull out the win.
Penn State outscored the Badgers in the paint 30-20, off turnovers 12-6, and in second chance opportunities 6-2. Wisconsin's bench outscored the Nittany Lions 17-3. Foul trouble limited second half minutes for both Marshall and senior Nick Colella (New Castle, Pa.).
"Call me crazy, and I know you have, but I don't want the season to end," Chambers said. "We're starting to figure some things out and they're starting to play hard and together. D.J. looks like a solid point-guard, Jermaine's playing at a high level, Sasa at a high level, Ross, Nick, they're doing a great job. I'm excited for next week."
Coming out of halftime Penn State had a slim 25-24 lead until a jumper from Jackson put Wisconsin ahead, 26-25. The lead changed hands two more times before two free throws by Travis and two from Colella moved the Lions on top, 31-28, by the 16:17 mark.
Two minutes later a trey from Wisconsin's Ben Brust, who had 13 points, gave Wisconsin a two-point lead, 35-33. Newbill fired back with a three of his own giving the Lions the advantage, 36-35, before an 8-2 Badger run had Wisconsin in front by five, 43-38. Two foul shots from Newbill had the Lions within three, 43-40, before a layup from senior Sasa Borovnjak (Belgrade, Serbia) and a three from Marshall pushed Penn State into the lead by two, 45-43, with 9:04 to play.
The game saw four more lead changes and two ties over the next four minutes. Wisconsin regained the lead on a dunk from Berggren and pushed its margin to four, 58-54, with Jackson three with 2:02 left in the game.
Penn State narrowed the gap to two twice during the final two minutes before a second chance 15-foot jumper from Newbill knotted the score at 60-60 with five seconds on the clock. Colella nearly stole Wisconsin's inbounds pass, but a tie-up sent the ball back to the Badgers with three seconds on the clock. Wisconsin inbounded to Jackson who pushed up the far sideline and sank a 25-foot three-pointer just before time ran out to secure the win for the Badgers.
Penn State was 12-of-27 (.444) from the field in the second half, including making 2-of-5 (.400) three-point attempts. The Lions were an impressive 9-for-11 (.818) at the foul line. Wisconsin hit 12-of-24 (.500), including five of their seven three pointers, in the second half. They went 10-for-12 (.833) from the free throw line.
The Nittany Lions fell behind by eight in the first two minutes of the game before a three-pointer from Marshall put the Lions on the board at the 17:19 mark. Wisconsin increased its lead to nine, 14-5, after back-to-back buckets. Newbill scored on a jumper, but a layup from Jackson had the Badgers back ahead by nine, 16-7, with a little more than 13 minutes left in the half.
Two Nittany Lion baskets, one each from Newbill and Borovnjak, pulled the Lions within five with 11:45 to play, but Borovnjak picked up his second foul shortly there after which would limit his minutes the rest of the half and hence the Lions' offense.
Despite a Badger basket from Dekker, sophomore Jon Graham (Baltimore, Md.) helped sparked a 10-0 Penn State run giving the Nittany Lions a three-point lead, 21-18, with 5:34 to play in the half. Two straight Wisconsin baskets moved the Badgers back on top 22-21, but four points from Newbill returned control to the Lions as Penn State moved ahead by three, 25-22, with less than a minute remaining. Wisconsin narrowed the gap to one, 25-24, with two free throws Mike Bruesewitz before time ran out.
Penn State will be the No. 12 seed in the Big Ten Tournament and will play in the No. 12 vs. No. 5 game at approximately 2:30 p.m. (ET) on Thursday in the United Center in Chicago. The Lions opponent will be Michigan. The game will be televised by the Big Ten Network.
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Sean Payton is back as coach of the New Orleans Saints. Payton's season-long suspension for his role in the Saints' bounty program was lifted by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Tuesday, nearly two weeks earlier than expected.
NEW YORK — Sean Payton is back as coach of the New Orleans Saints.
Payton's season-long suspension for his role in the Saints' bounty program was lifted by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Tuesday, nearly two weeks earlier than expected.
The decision allows Payton to attend the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala., on Saturday, where some of the top college players available for the NFL draft will be competing.
Payton, along with assistant head coach Joe Vitt, general manager Mickey Loomis, and four players including Jonathan Vilma, was suspended after an investigation found the club had a performance pool offering cash rewards for key plays, including big hits. The player suspensions eventually were overturned.
"I clearly recognize that mistakes were made, which led to league violations," Payton said in a statement. "Furthermore, I have assured the commissioner a more diligent protocol will be followed."
NFL hopes to decide Pro Bowl future by April
HONOLULU — The NFL is hoping to decide the fate of the Pro Bowl by the time it releases next season's schedule in April. And the fate of the league's all-star game will largely depend on how much effort this year's participants put into the game.
NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations Ray Anderson told reporters of the timing at a news conference Tuesday to kick off this year's Pro Bowl week in Honolulu. He said the league expects its players to play a game that fans will be proud of.
"Our hope is that the players will give the same effort and energy that allowed them to become roster members of this Pro Bowl," Anderson said.
Commissioner Roger Goodell nearly canceled the game after uninspiring play last year, but it will be held Sunday at Aloha Stadium after discussions between the league and the player's union.
First-down line could be coming to NFL stadiums
BALTIMORE — Fans watching NFL games on television have grown accustomed to the imaginary yellow line that runs across the field in accord with the first-down marker.
That first-down line could one day become part of the in-game experience at all 32 NFL stadiums.
Alan Amron, with financial backing from former NFL player and broadcaster Pat Summerall, has developed the First Down Laser System. Amron said the system projects a first-down line across the field that can be seen in the stadium and on TV.
The league is intrigued, but not completely sold on the idea — not yet anyway.
"The NFL is our prime customer at this point," Amron said, "and if we can make something that they like, maybe the NCAA and Canadian Football League will follow suit."
NFL looking into Brady's slide vs Ravens
NEW YORK — The NFL is looking into Tom Brady's leg-up slide that hit Ravens safety Ed Reed in the AFC championship game.
League spokesman Greg Aiello said Tuesday "any play of that nature is routinely reviewed."
Brady could be subject to a fine if the league believes he violated any player safety rules.
During the final minute of the first half, Brady slid at the end of an impromptu run. The quarterback's upraised leg hit the onrushing Reed, who temporarily limped away. Reed was not injured.
Reed says Brady attempted to apologize this week for the slide.
"He actually reached out to me, texted me," Reed told WJZ-FM in Baltimore. "I tried to text him back, but the message exploded after 12 seconds, so I had to call him. ... He's just apologized and what not. But I told him, 'You know, it's good, man.'"
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You could have the missing piece of the puzzle that will help the RCMP put someone behind bars. Here are some recent crimes that Central Okanagan Crime Stoppers hope you can help solve by calling our anonymous tips line at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), visit our website at www.crimestoppers.net or text to CRIMES (274637), keyword Ktown.
DATE: August 31, September 2 & 3, 2012
Kelowna RCMP and the Kelowna Fire Department responded to a few fires of a suspicious nature over the Labour Day long week-end. It is unknown if the fires are related, but they did all occur in the Rutland area. The first fire was noticed at approximately 2:00 PM on August 31 on the 100 block of Briarwood Road. Residents were evacuated and there were no injuries. The second fire occurred on September 2 at 4:16 PM on a deck at a home on the 400 block of Hein Road. It appears items on the deck were deliberately set on fire. The third set of fires occurred in the area of the 500 block of Fraser Road (near Pearson Road) around noon on September 3. A passing motorist noticed smoke and quickly dialled 9-1-1. Three fires had been set; one destroyed a set of eight 16' cedar hedges, grass was on fire a few houses away from that and another grass fire was set in the walkway that connects McCurdy Road to Pearson Road.
If you know anything about this crime, or any other crime, call the Central Okanagan Crime Stoppers' anonymous tips line at 1-800-222-TIPS or visit our website at www.crimestoppers.net. Your information will be kept confidential and could lead to a reward of up to $2000.00.
DATE: August 25, 2012
The residents of an apartment complex on the 800 block of Leathead Road were not happy to wake up to the new "paint-jobs" on their cars the morning of August 25, 2012. Overnight an "artist" had taken a can of white spray paint to at least 6 vehicles parked in the parking lot. The cars painted included a VW Cabriolet, a gray Chevy S10, a white Jeep, and a white Dodge pick-up. Hardest hit was this black 2011 Dodge Charger. Please contact Crime Stoppers if you know who the budding artist is.
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Seasoned captains arm anglers with equipment, tackle, bait, and bottled water before setting off into Indian River and Mosquito lagoons
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Growing up, Butch Finnigan frequented the Atlantic Ocean with his father and grandfather, reveling in the rush of netting a big catch. Matt Riley found similar solace atop the ocean's seemingly endless bounty, where he and his family enjoyed each other's company as they fished. More than two decades later, the veteran anglers have become captains and co-founders of Xtreme Saltwater Angler. They assemble all necessary components for fishing excursions into the big blue, including signature lures and apparel, portable lighthouses, and the expertise needed to guide fishing charters and eco-tours.
The captains and their staff switch up their charters from brief inshore jaunts into the famed Mosquito Lagoon, Canaveral National Seashore, and Indian River Lagoon system to lengthier saltwater fishing trips into the Atlantic. Close to shore, anglers snap up species such as red and black drum, sea trout, and famished free divers, while deeper waters teem with cobia, kingfish, grouper, and yellowfin tuna. The sailors also nurture relationships with nature on eco-tours that explore more than 2,100 plant species and 2,200 animal species, including some of the U.S.'s most diverse flocks of birds.
Surrounded by 9,000 acres of conservation land, the Wekiva Falls KOA campground immerses visitors in nature and wildlife, and maintains controlled water-recreation areas and modern amenities. Staffers block out sites for large camping trailers, and also reserve tent sites nestled in view of the river and picnic tables that are kept primitive to facilitate a rough wilderness experience or decked out with electric and water hookups. The campground also rents canoes and kayaks so visitors can paddle up and down the adjacent Wekiva River taking in the lush shoreline scenery. In a separate swimming area fed by a large sulfur spring, guests can frolic around a 40-foot waterfall or plunge down dual tube slides, and they can also lounge in a heated outdoor pool in the event of cooler temperatures. Alternative forms of entertainment are also available including a full bar; crafts sessions; themed parties and dinners; and day trips to local golf courses to cartwheel down the fairways.


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Political Oratory and Cartooning: An Ethnography of Democratic Process in MadagascarISBN: 978-1-118-30606-2
288 pages
March 2013, Wiley-Blackwell
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Jackson traces the lively skirmishes between Madagascar's political cartoonists and politicians whose cartooning and public oratory reveal an ever-shifting barometer of democracy in the island nation.
- The first anthropological study of the role of language and rhetoric in reshaping democracy
- Maps the dynamic relationship between formalized oratory, satire, and political change in Madagascar
- A fascinating analysis of the extraordinary Ciceronian features of kabary, a style of formal public oratory long abandoned in the West
- Documents the management by United States Democrat campaign advisors of a foreign presidential bid, unprecedented in the post-colonial era