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LITCHFIELD >> State police are continuing their investigation of a fatal one-car accident on Route 8 south, around 1:30 a.m. Sunday near exit 42, that took the life of a Bristol man.
According to State Police Troop L, 38-year-old Aristide Iconomopoulos, 33 Marion St., was driving a 1994 blue Honda Accord heading south in the left lane when he crossed into the right lane and onto the shoulder. Iconomopoulos' car struck a rock wall and rolled over several times before coming to a stop against a wire guardrail.
Iconomopoulos was ejected from the car, police said. It is unknown if he was wearing a seatbelt at the time.
He was found in the woods 50 feet from the vehicle, and was pronounced dead at the scene
The Honda sustained extensive damage to the roof, undercarriage and sides.
The Litchfield Fire Department and EMS also responded and assisted state troopers at the scene. Emergency crews reportedly closed the roadway just after the accident occurred.
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Wonderful work by one of Brazil's first great arrangers of the 20th century! The set features whimsical instrumentals by the sextet of Radames Gnattali – versions of Brazilian standards, turned on their heads with some very odd instrumentation! The tunes feature harmonica, accordion, guitar, and lots of percussion – all dancing together in jagged and playful little grooves that are samba at their roots, but inflected with some hip early 60s instrumental modes too! The blend is great, and very compelling from a hi-fi sort of perspective – sounds that are even more dynamic than usual for a typical Brazilian session of the time, and a great way of localizing modes that were coming into play in the US scene in the late 50s. Titles include "A Felicidade", "Primeiro Amor", "Seu Ataulfo", "Aquarela Do Brasil", and "Batuque". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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I've enjoyed my G50 for a little less than a year. Recently I went to use it and it simply is not giving any sound. The odd thing is that the transmitter is in fact transmitting, the transmit light illuminates and the receing LED also lights on the receiver. I have full 3 bars signal. I cannot understand for the life of me what's going on. I've tried bypassing my entire pedalboard and went straight into my amp with no sound still. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Maybe something is wrong with the system?
Does the audio signal LED on the transmitter light up?
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I actually was able to fix it. my solution was to make sure I was using the "L6" secion of my Pedal Power Plus to power the unit. I was using another outlet section mistakenly so the unit wasn't getting enough power to provide sound. Thank you for the help.
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This 20.6 gram crystal is a complete floater, unusually crystallized so that at first glance it looks somewhat rounded, but is instead composed of multiple inturned faces that give that illusion. It is a gemmy, internally near flawless stone that has substantial cutting value. Although lacking in large scale sharp geometries, the subtle patterning on the surface is complex and interesting. These are from unprecedented 2009-2010 finds that are just completely unique for the species. Joe Budd photos
An unusual 13-gram crystal that is geometrically formed with zigzag patterning on all sides, giving it a sharp and almost modernist appearance from all sizes. It is a floater, complete all around except only one small 5mm contact or damage spot on one edge. These are from unprecedented 2009-2010 finds that are just completely unique for the species. Joe Budd photos
This 14 gram crystal is nearly complete all around, save only a conchoidal contact at the bottom. It is complexly crystallized, composed of multiple inturned faces that give the illusion of a colorless disco ball. It is a gemmy, internally near flawless stone that has substantial cutting value. Unusual for this find, it actually has an apparent and somewhat tapering termination. These are from unprecedented 2009-2010 finds that are just completely unique for the species. Joe Budd photos
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This locality has, in rare spurts, put out some of the finest copper specimens of the last few decades. This particular piece stands WAY above the crowd of normal size and quality, in that it is very robust and fat. It has a natural oxidation patina to it, and has not been cleaned to disturb that subtly graded reddish-brown look (which many copper collectors love). This is one of a very few pieces that came out around 2006 at the Tucson show of that year, and were quickly gobbled up by collectors. I have not seen another from that find, very distinct for the patina as well as the size and robustness compared to other finds, show up since. This one was long held in the private collection of a retired dealer who was in Tucson early that year and was able to snag it before the market caught up. Joe Budd photos
A single strange crystal of this material turned up with a friend at the Munich show, where I bought it just to have such a bizarre thing. A preliminary analysis by Dr. Federico Pezzotta showed it to be tourmaline, as advertised - and probably a Uvite Tourmaline crystal though this was not determined at the time. However, it is a very weird tourmaline, that looks more like an apatite and has the slickest, glassiest lustre you can imagine. It is transparent in zones, and just sparkles. The crystal is fat and complete, 16 grams. I have never seen another like it. The attribution of location was from the source at Munich show (Dr. Pezzotta, who had gotten it from one of his own academic sources). Found in 2010. Joe Budd photos
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A fine, very exquisitely articulated Russian gold specimen with sharp crystals and interesting form overall. From the gold collection of F. John Barlow, sold off in 1999. Mass is 8 grams. Though obviously fine crystallized gold does not sell at spot. Joe Budd photos
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This is a complete, floater gold, showing exquisite, baroque crystallization around its entire perimeter. It is a rare crystallized gold of substantial size for this locality, where most production has been of thumbnail sized examples. The gold finds here peaked about 7-8 years ago, in the early 2000s, and only a trickle has come up recently. This one came out in the earlier round of these finds, and was in the private collection of Dr. Edward David, since he purchased it in 2005. At 27 grams , it is relatively large for this find.. Joe Budd photos
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A rare exchange out of the Peabody Museum at Yale (with a rather early number from the 1800s), this is a very aesthetic cluster of sharp, elongated, gem calcites which have a subtle coloring of red caused by hematite dusting. The overall effect is highly unusual! This is an old classic, found sometime in the mid to late 1800s. The aesthetics of the piece, though, are just very different than those of other such specimens because of the coloration. It is dramatic and freestanding, and nearly pristine all around. Few Yale specimens ever were traded out. This one was exchanged, I suspect, because it was of large size and had much damage around the edges. However, after I bought it from collector George Elling, who got it in a collection himself, I trimmed it to consolidate and clean up the periphery. Note the original label is included - few such were ever given out with deaccessions at Yale. Joe Budd photos
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A sharp 3.6-cm-across crystal of lemon-yellow sulfur of the purest hue and most intense saturation is perched on a really unusal matrix of contrasting dark calcite. The sulfur crystal is fairly translucent and extremely sharp. The matrix is a multigenerational mix of small dogtooth calcites (naturally colored dark by petroleum inclusions), perched on calcite replacement of an earlier generation of large, hexagonal aragonite crystals. This cabinet specimen is a rare combination and style, from the collection of Howard Belsky. Joe Budd photos
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With crystals to 1.2 cm, this is an attractive matrix specimen of the truly rare GEM pink fluorites from the Alps. There are many finds of pink fluorites, but few are totally gem-clear, transparent, and as lustrous as these. The specimen is an old piece that was donated by collector and dealer E.M. Gunnell (1903-1986) to the University of Arizona collection. Recently deaccessed from the University Museum. Joe Budd photos
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An outstanding hematite of huge proportions, from this very old find. The piece measures 16 cm across tip to tip, and 14 cm across in orientation as shown on its base. It is heavy, and visually impressive as well. The piece is 3-dimensional and looks good from all sides. This crystal is complete except for a few inconsequential small dings or damage at the base, and was long considered to be one of the finest large hematites in existence (perhaps, the finest, according to Gene Meieran's comments to me about his views on it at the time). It appeared to a stir on the market with elite dealer Bob Sullivan at the San Francisco show in approximately 1975. Gene Meieran told me that he remembers agonizing about buying it (it was expensive even then) and was beaten to the punch by Steve Smale while thinking on it overnight. Steve owned it until only recently, for over 30 years, in his important collection. It is still the finest known Brazilian hematite, most people who see it agree. The only close comparables are those few from the Kalahari fields which reach this size, though they have entirely different crystal form and habit. This specimen was featured in the exhibition "MINERAL DREAMS: Brazilian Gem treasures" at the Munich show of 2010. (video now available from BlueCap Productions). It remains an imposing, important hematite. Joe Budd photos. NOTE - THIS SPECIMEN IS ILLUSTRATED IN THE MINERALOGICAL RECORD, SEPT-OCT 1992, IN THE ARTICLE ON THE SMALE COLLECTION. THE PIECE ALSO COMES WITH A HAND-MADE 19 X 15 INCH CIBACHROME PRINT THAT STEVE MADE FROM HIS OWN PHOTO, IN HIS DARKROOM BASEMENT, BACK IN 1991. Cibachrome is now a dead photo technology, as the chemicals used have proven to be rather hazardous to health. The plus side is, though, that this print will last for a thousand years due to those same chemicals.
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A dramatic, hefty specimen featuring thick wires of silver, that are now replaced by this rare cobalt-iron-nickel mineral species, safflorite. This is very likely an old piece from the middle 1900s or earlier, and came from the noted Cobalt silver collection of John Durkos, and then to collector Robert Hauck some time ago. While i have seen small examples, I have not had such a large and robust specimen before of this material. It is one of the least ugly of these historic specimens, as far as they go. Joe Budd photos
ex. University of Arizona
An intensely grape-juice purple amathyst cluster from the famous finds of 1991, a find which combined the famous color of the locality with both size AND lustre. Most pockets had 1 or 2 of these qualities, but not all three in the same specimen. Still to this day, this is remembered as one of the best pockets ever from the locale, and I would argue it ranks among the best pockets of amethyst, period. The piece is complete all around, showing wonderful 3-dimensionality in volume; except only for a few small contacts and one unfortunate conchoidal chip on the lower part of the termination of the central (smallest) crystal among the vertical points. Nevertheless, it is elegant and dramatic overall, and quite fine as a display piece. The piece was purchased in 1991 by Hubert de Monmonier , after the find. It was never cleaned until I obtained in in an deal with the University of Arizona Museum, where his collection was bequeathed. Approx 210 grams. Formerly on display for several years in the Monmonier colleciton exhibition at UA.
A very rare larger and fully covered example from the finds of 2006-2007 or thereabouts. The piece masses in just under a kilo! These are the world's richest specimens of the species, comparing favorably, at their best color, with the old mid-1800s material from England. This piece has gorgeous, velvety coverage of plumbogummite richly coating matrix and earlier mimetite crystals: Many of the stubby mimetites are altering or altered to plumbogummite. Although there is some bruising, as typical for the find, the piece displays dramatically and has more color and 3-dimensionality than most. it would be among the larger and more important examples of this find
ex. Matthew Webb
This large tourmaline has tons of colors running through the rainbow as you go up to the sharp prismatic termination. This fantastic large specimen, which is complete all around and unrepaired, was mined in 2001 and sold to Matthew Webb within weeks of it coming to the US with a friend of mine. It has been out of sight in Australia ever since, and I have never seen another like it to this day. The piece features included octohedral crystals of microlite, that are easily visible, to 7 mm in size. It would be a darned good tourmaline (and, i think, a value) by any standard for its size and condition, but the microlite inclusions take it over the top in my book.
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Odds quoted on t'internet for Milan San Remo -
Boonen 5/1
Pettachi 5/1
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Hushovd 9/1
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I'm going for Bettini . Good team behind him, Something to prove wearing the rainbow bands, and his pride will be hurt after his daft wee off yesterday!
Know we only get one go, Campag Chris, but my outside bets would be Leipheimer or Pozzatto.
Heading into a personal headwind....
buzz been thinking about the 1 rider thing and maybe we should pick 2 incase theirs a crash or someone cries off at the last minute.Whats every one else think.
ps Im waiting for starting list after my prediction for Tirreno D.N.S.
Good idea, CC. I should do the same and wait for the start list, but think Bettini or Pozzato at this early stage.
Heading into a personal headwind....
dont know if you guys & gals av'eard yet, but Bettini fell badly yesterday & has a deep gash to one of his legs - think he's got time to be @ the start of San Remo, but don't see him doing much training beforehand!!
Can't see Disco being ready for another yet... No I fancy it being one of the quick step boys
Got to be Pozzatto, but like everyone else I'll wait to get the proper list in when the start list has been settled.
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Right, I'm going to stick my neck out.
I'm going to vote for Thor Hushovd.
Boonen is not quite on form this year, and there are conflicts within his team regarding Bettini. Bettini himself has taken a few tumbles recently and doesn't really seem to be himself. Petacchi is no good when the competition is as fierce as this, and he's also no climber which takes him out of the running. Zabel is perhaps a bit too old, and the Milram team will be rallying behind Petacchi - I still think he'll be top three, though. Pozzato will be watched by QuickStep, they don't want one of their defectors to win. Freire is a possibility too, but I don't like him as much as Thor!
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Location: Atlanta, GA
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90% of these bad reviews are because of improperly installed and/or improperly sized systems!!!!!!! People need to learn that having a system installed properly is way more important than the brand. There's no such thing as a brand that's "better" than another. I am a homeowner who had a Goodman ssz14 heat pump installed for my finished basement last year and it has performed flawlessy. Of course more unsatisfied people will come on here and ignore this post and continue to blame Goodman when it was not Goodman's fault. There are way more bad and unqualified techs out there than there are good ones. Is Trane, Carrier, Lennox, Rheem/Ruud, Bryant all better brands? Nope! Every brand has bad reviews and most brands share the same or similar internal components (Such as Goodman/Amana uses Copeland scroll compressors in their newer units, just like Rheem/Ruud, Carrier/Bryant). Some units might be better built than others, but proper intall matters more. I read a bad review of a Goodman packaged unit that the homeowner said "It wasn't because of install. You just place the unit down, connect the ductwork, and then plug it in." Well, is your unit sized properly? Probably not. Bigger systems is not better. whenever you need a new unit installed, choose a very reputable company and ask friends and/or neighbors for recommendations. read the reviews for the company first, then check to see if they are bbb accredited or not! I know that Goodman had quality issues in the past, but they mostly corrected the majority of the problems now (like switching over to all aluminum evaporator coils).
Location: Riceville, TN
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"4 reversing valves in two years"
Goodman unit is a piece of junk. A better use of this weight would be as a boat anchor. Although the parts are warranted the cost of the labor and freon is very expensive. We have spent over $2,000 dollars in the last couple of years on freon and labor. The unit was fixed the last time in mid September and has now broke another reversing valve. I will change manufacturers and buy a very long parts and labor warranty.I will never recommend Goodman to anyone for anything.
Location: Lumberton North Carolina
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"Don't recommend to buy"
New compressor, new evaporator coil, new external fan, new internal fan, new capistors for internal. Now it needs a external coil, plus a new electronic board, because it do not go into defrost mode, it,s only 7 years old. It gets serviced ever year, since we,ve had it. Now tell me would you buy this product.
Location: South Central Indiana
Satisfaction Rating:
"Unbelieveable Failure!"
I had this system installed September '07 for +- $5,000. June of '10, the reversing valve went bad. Technician says: "Oh no, this doesn't look good. We've been having a lot of problems w/ these RV's in the Goodman." Come to find out, not only did it go out, it was also leaking and released most of refrigerant from the unit. Luckily, the part was under warranty, The refrigerant and labor, however, were not. August '10 the unit stops working again. Due to the leak causing low pressure in my system, the compressor is bad from running w/o sufficient coolant pressure. This also makes me think that maybe, just maybe, my low pressure monitor was bad ! What do you think? Luckily, this part was also under warranty. Total bill, w/o parts mind you, $1,000!! So basically, I have the unit totally re-built in 2010. Fast forward to yesterday, unit's not working. I'm told my compressor is locked up. Tech puts on a hard-start unit and the system still will not run. I call my original installer, and although I put new parts in it in 2010, and parts have a 5 year warranty, Goodman will not honor that warranty if the original installation date was in excess of 5 years prior. I think the thing that galls me the most is that neither Goodman nor my original installer will stand by the product. My contractor basically took me for $6,000 and has an "Oh well, you bought it and it's your problem" attitude.
Location: PACOLET SC
Satisfaction Rating:
"If you want junk buy goodman"
I'm glad to see I'm not the only one to have this experiance its not me weve had our unit for tree years and weve almost built a whole new unit buy repairs I had to spend three hundred dollars for freon when coils came apart two months ago now its compressor shot freon again I hope someone in corporate reads these from theyre customers,after reading all your complaints I really dont think they care but I think I will call the better business bureau with my complaints just in case someone hhas started a class action suite against goodman please dont forget to call me . I work at a large company and people talk owe sorry cant say anything good with all the time we have went without heat I would really like more than anything to talk w/ the ceo of goodman personally
Location: Fuquay Varina NC
Satisfaction Rating:
"Horrible heat pump with multiple problems"
Our Goodman heat pump was installed by our contractor after our house fire in April 2011. It malfunctioned as soon as we used it for A/C. Bad compressor freon leaked and bad exchange valve. My contractor had this repaired. Then when we first used the heat the heat strips were not working our unit ran continuously trying to reach the 68 degree temp our heat bill was doubled due to this malfunction Heat strips were replaced ,but repair didn't last long unit started blowing cold air instead of heat, ran constantly, and was incrediibly loud. Thanks to our contractors persistence. The entire unit was replaced no thanks to Goodman.They have horrible customer service and do not stand by their warrenties. The a/c worked throughout the summer, but now that we need heat I am starting to see the same pattern. The unit is running constantly, blowing more cold air into the house than warm and our electric bill has doubled in one month, even though the temperatures have been mild here in North Carolina. We are very frustrated with this unit and the lack of concern and customer service regarding this investment. Do not buy goodman products!
Location: Lake Havasu City AZ
Satisfaction Rating:
"Big Mistake!"
We bought this unit in late 2009. Since then, we have had multiple leaks. Goodman says too bad. What a piece of junk! Today, we ordered an American Standard unit, which has a great reputation. Writing a bad review doesn't seem bad enough for this company. We wish there was a way to put them out of business. Do not buy a goodman heat pump!
Location: TN
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Have had our Goodman Heat pump about 8 months and today made the 5th service call!!!! We told our service man that installed this piece of crap that since it was still under warranty, we wanted a new unit. He called the Goodman dealer that supplies him and was told to change the board, again! They are aware the boards are bad, said there was 2800 or so that came in bad from Japan!!!!So if they know it why have they not fixed it???? Thank goodness we have not had to pay for service calls but it still sux to have a new heat pump and wake up to a cold house on a good ole 20 degree morning here in tn. My electric bill will be awful with the emergency kicked in for days!!! Thankfully we did have a fireplace to take the chill out of the rooms! Do not buy these pieces of junk!!!!!!
Location: Nashville tn
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I had this unit installed in 2008. I've spent over $2500 on repairs and it just went out again. it's a lemon, Goodman is a bad company for not replacing these units, never buy a Goodman!!!!
Location: Oneida, TN
Satisfaction Rating:
"Same thing every year"
We bought our heat pump in October of 2009. Every year it has been the same thing, the circuit board for the fan burns out and needs to be replaced. We were told there is nothing that we can do about this problem so we keep the warranty extended. When it is time to replace this unit you can be sure that we will not be getting another Goodman.
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South Suburban Death Notices, Jan. 29
Memorial services and upcoming visitations handled by area funeral homes. Information compiled each week on Monday.
Brady-Gill Funeral Home, Tinley Park
- Gloria A. Collatz, b. 1930, all arrangements private
Chapel Hill Garden South, Oak Lawn
- George Crawford, arrangements pending
Colonial Chapel, Orland Park
- Donald H. Holtz Sr., b. 1935, visitation and service Wednesday
- Robert D. "Bob" Kraas, b. 1924, visitation Thursday, service Friday
Goodale Memorial Chapel, Lockport
- Ruth E. Vance nee Phillips, 85, visitation and service Tuesday
Hirsch Funeral Home, Crete
- Ellen "Joann" Meyers, b. 1924, arrangements pending
Hirsch West End Chapel, Matteson
- Kenneth Schlaudraff, b. 1922, arrangements pending
Kenny Bros. Funeral Directors, Evergreen Park
- Patricia E. Coogan nee Lusz, b. 1928, service Tuesday
Kurtz Memorial Chapel, Frankfort
- Devan VanWitzenburg, b. 1990, visitation and service Thursday
Lawn Funeral Home, Orland Park
- Dennis R. Baske, 54, service Tuesday
- Emma L. Conrad nee Mann, 88, visitation and service Wednesday
- Marguerite E. "Marge" Cox nee Dowd, 71, visitation Tuesday, service Wednesday
- Patricia A. Mele, visitation and service Saturday
Palos-Gaidas Funeral Home, Palos Hills
- Thomas V. O'Connell, arrangements pending
- Mary H. Urbanski nee Mogielnicki, 92, visitation and service Wednesday
- Helen M. Wlazlo, 63, visitation and service Wednesday
Panozzo Bros. Funeral Home, Chicago Heights
- Marjorie J. "Marge" Evans, b. 1933, visitation Tuesday, service Wednesday
Robert J. Sheehy & Sons, Orland Park
- Alvaro Liceaga, arrangements pending
- Denis J. Mitchell, 79, visitation Wednesday, service Thursday
- Thomas R. "Coach" Mitchell, visitation Wednesday, service Thursday
- Winifred A. Monahan, 92, visitation and service Thursday
Schmaedeke Funeral Home, Worth
- John M. Abbruzzese, 89, visitation Wednesday, service Thursday
Smits DeYoung-Vroegh Chapel, South Holland
- Clarence "Bud" Ellerie, 89, visitation and service Thursday
Tews Funeral Home, Homewood
- Caryn Louise Nelson nee Carlson, b. 1931, vistation and service Wednesday
Thompson & Kuenster Funeral Home, Oak Lawn
- John Bollig, arrangements private
- Stanley W. Tomeczko, visitation Tuesday, services Wednesday
Thornridge Funeral Home, Orland Park
- Mary Dellaria nee Falbo, 98, visitation Wednesday, service Thursday
Vandenberg Funeral Home, Tinley Park
- Pura Codina, b. 1932, services Tuesday
Patch Funeral Home Guide
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Chicago Heights
- Fred C. Hub Memorial Chapel
- Panozzo Bros Funeral Home
- Kerr-Parzygnot Funeral Home
- Hirsch Funeral Homes
- Woods Funeral Home
- Robert McCullough Funeral Home
Evergreen Park
New Lenox
Oak Forest
Oak Lawn
- Blake-Lamb Funeral Homes
- Chapel Hill Garden South Funeral Home
- Thompson & Kuenster Funeral Home
- Zimmerman & Sandeman Funeral Homes
Orland Park
- Colonial Chapel Funeral Home
- Lawn Funeral Home
- Robert J. Sheehy & Sons Funeral Home
- Schmaedeke Funeral Homes
- Thornridge Funeral Home
- Zimmerman & Sandeman Funeral Homes
Tinley Park


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• Antioch Baptist Church, N.C. 89 West, will have its annual barbecue today from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with dine in or carry outs available. Cost is $7 for plates, $3.50 for sandwiches and $8 by the pound. Menu consists of barbecue, potatoes, slaw, roll and dessert. Proceeds benefit local missions. For more information, call 789-2057.
• Wards Gap Church will have its annual yard and food sale today from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Webb Community Center, U.S. 52, Cana, Va. There will be yard sale items, ground steak sandwiches, hot dogs, pintos and cornbread, desserts and drinks for sale.
• Faith Tabernacle E.P. Church will have a yard sale today and Saturday from 8 a.m. until at 159-169 Barbara Ave., Mount Airy, and 559 S. Franklin Road, Mount Airy.
• Mallalieu Jones UMC, 231 N. South St., Mount Airy, will have a fall fundraiser gumbo and bake sale Saturday at 11 a.m. to benefit the building fund.
• Holy Angels Columbiettes will have a bake sale to benefit the Shepherd's House Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Holy Angels Catholic Church parking lot, 1208 N. Main St.,
• Westfield Friends Church, 3161 Old Westfield Road, Westfield, will have its bazaar Oct. 20 from 7 a.m. to noon. Featured will be breakfast, crafts, produce, baked goods, canned goods, clothing, yard sale, cookbooks, attic treasures and a quilt raffle. Proceeds will benefit special projects and the general fund.
• Flat Rock Baptist Church, 1335 E. Pine St., will have a clothing giveaway Oct. 20 from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the church fellowship hall. The giveaway is free to the public. For more information, call 786-7661.
Special Services
• Haymore Memorial Baptist Church, Rockford Street, Mount Airy, will have its Centennial Celebration Saturday and Sunday. A fellowship celebration will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. with music provided by Vessels of Clay. Following the celebration, there will be a time of refreshments and fellowship in the fellowship hall. The 100th anniversary celebration will be Sunday at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Wayne Trexler will be preaching the sermon, and there will be no early service or Sunday school. Following the 11 a.m. service, there will be a covered-dish meal. The church will provide the meat, bread and drinks, and everyone is asked to bring a well-filled basket.
• Blessed Hope Baptist Church will hold its Friends and Family Day on Sunday with service scheduled at 11 a.m. with special music. Lunch will be served after the service. Blessed Hope Baptist Church is located at 2299 Westfield Road, below Busy Bee. For more information, call 719-0765.
• Lambsburg Missionary Baptist Church, 257 Chestnut Grove Road, Lambsburg, Va., will have its homecoming service Sunday at 11 a.m. featuring the Easter Brothers and the Easter Family in concert. Bro. James Easter will bring the message after the singing. Following the service, a meal and fellowship will be held in the fellowship hall. For more information, call 276-755-3812.
• Ivy Green Baptist Church will be having revival Sunday through Wednesday.
• Woodville Baptist Church, 5108 Westfield Road, Mount Airy, will have revival Sunday through Thursday at 7 p.m. with guest speaker, the Rev. Sammy Lawson, and special singing. Prayer room is open at 6:45 p.m.
• Praying for a Revival will be held at Old Siloam Church, 189 Hardy Road, Siloam, Wednesday through Oct. 20 with guest speaker, Bro. Dale Bass, at 7:30 p.m. There will be special singing each night. For more information or directions, call 374-2870 or 336-983-9117.
• Blessed Hope Baptist Church will hold a fellowship service on Oct. 20 at 6 p.m.. All churches, preachers and others are welcome to attend. The Children's Home will be providing special music. Blessed Hope Baptist Church is located at 2299 Westfield Road, below Busy Bee. For more information, call 719-0765.
• Franklin Heights United Methodist Church, 416 S. Franklin Road, Mount Airy, will have its homecoming Sunday Oct. 21 with worship service beginning at 11 a.m. The Rev. Brenda Beshear will be the speaker. A covered-dish dinner and time of fellowship will follow the worship service.
• Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 619 S. South St., Mount Airy, will be celebrating its annual Friends and Family Day Oct. 21 at 3 p.m. The Rev. Thomas Williams Jr. of Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church will be the guest preacher. For more information, call 783-0333.
• Faith Tabernacle E.P. Church, 559 S. Franklin Road, Mount Airy, will have its 29th Pastoral Celebration Day for Chief Overseer Essie Gist Oct. 21. At 11:30 a.m., guest preacher will be Minister Marty G. Bille of Chicago, Ill., and at 3 p.m., guest preacher, Pastor Floretta Best of Mount Holly, will speak. For more information, call 325-8081.
• Piney Grove Baptist Church, 278 Piney Grove Road, Mount Airy, will host Austin Caviness, WXII meteorologist, as speaker Nov. 4 during the 11 a.m. service. For more information, call the church office at 356-4196.
Upcoming Events
• Calvary Baptist Church, 314 S. Franklin Road, Mount Airy, presents "The Great Night Out" on Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. The featured performer is singer, songwriter and funny guy Mark Cable. Dessert will be served during intermission. A freewill offering will be received.
• Haymore Memorial Baptist Church will have its fall festival Oct. 24 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. featuring games like football toss, putt-putt, cake walk, balloon darts and more; and food like hot dogs, chips and drinks.
• Oak Grove Baptist Church, 272 Oak Grove Church Road, Mount Airy, will have pastor appreciation day Oct. 27, including a hayride and chicken stew, beginning at 4 p.m. Also, the church will host a trunk or treat on Oct. 31 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
• King Christian Center, 995 Brown Road, King, will have its fall harvest fest Oct. 27 from 5 to 9 p.m. featuring a gospel singing and chicken stew.
• The Lions Den Christian Coffeehouse, 162A W. Pine St., is a donations-only coffeehouse open Tuesday through Friday from 4 to 8 or 9 p.m. The location offers wifi connection, and contemporary Christian bands on Fridays when available. Also it is the home of Safehouse Ministries meetings Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. and Sundays at 10 a.m. For more information, call the Rev. Gary Gossett at 710-7075.
• Pleasant View Baptist Church has Sunday school each Sunday at 10 a.m. and worship service at 11 a.m. Bible study is held Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Nursery is available.
• Central United Methodist Church, 1909 N. Main St., Mount Airy, has Sunday services with the Rev. James Pyatt with early morning worship at 9 a.m., adult gathering at 9:45 a.m., Sunday school for children, youth and adults at 10 a.m. and worship service at 11 a.m. A nursery is available.
• The Family Worship Center, 298 Athey Simmons Road, Mount Airy, has Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. For more information, call 368-9646 or email email@example.com.
• DivorceCare group meets Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. at Fountain of Life Family Worship Center. For more information, call 789-0400.-
• New MOMS (Mothers of Many Seasons) Ministry, open to area ladies and their children, meets the first and third Thursdays monthly from 9 to 11 a.m. at Salem Baptist Church, 430 Rockford Road, Dobson. For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 374-4419.
• Compassion Circle Outreach Ministry, a circle of friends offering love, hope, faithful-spiritual guidance from a Christian outlook, has meetings the third Thursday of each month at 6 p.m. at the L.H. Jones Family Resource Center, 214 Jones School Road, Mount Airy. For more information, call 786-1455. This group is sponsored by Caring Citizens of the Community.
• The Peoples Church of Holly Springs will have a free community meal the first Monday of each month in the basement of the church from 5 to 7 p.m. Donations are welcome. For more information, call 789-1555.
• King's Kids will have fun, learning scripture and crafts every Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Fellowship Baptist Church. There will be classes for all ages, children through adults. For more information, call the church at 374-3250.
• Reformers Unanimous Addiction Recovery program will begin weekly sessions at Temple Baptist Church, 3615 Rockford St., Mount Airy. Anyone with an addiction, stubborn habit or hangup is encouraged to attend. Childcare is provided and refreshments will be served. Meetings will be held every Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and there is no charge. For more information, call John Pulliam at (336) 926-2293.
• Calvary Baptist Church will resume Wednesday evening activities on Aug. 15 with a fellowship meal at 5:45 p.m., youth and children activities at 6:30 p.m. and adult classes at 6:30 p.m. The clothes closet is open from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Call 786-4778.
• The First Baptist Church Feeding Friends Soup Kitchen provides a free hot meal to families and friends in need every Thursday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The church is between Elm and Galloway streets at 714 N. Main St. Parking is available behind First Baptist off Arch Street. The feeding friends dinner is served in the fellowship hall in the building closest to downtown, with signs available to guide visitors.
• A free "soup kitchen" is available on the last Thursday of each month in the Piney Grove Baptist Church fellowship hall from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come as they are with no strings attached. The church is at 278 Piney Grove Road, which can be reached at 356-4196.
• Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3:15 p.m. radio station 880 am will have radio ministry with Pastor Danny Poindexter from the Lighthouse Baptist Church.
• Flat Rock Presbyterian Church, N.C. 103 and Quarry Trail, has Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a.m. followed by traditional worship service at 11 a.m. Nursery is provided for both.
• Pleasant View Baptist Church, 154 Mount View Drive, Mount Airy, has Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10 a.m. and worship service at 11 a.m. Bible study is held on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. The nursery is available.
• Grace Moravian Church, 1401 N. Main St., has the following weekly events: worship is Sunday at 10 a.m., Sunday school for all ages is at 11:10 a.m., Kids Club is most Sundays at 5:30 p.m., youth meet Sundays from 5:30 to 7 p.m., the Prayer Group meets on Wednesdays at 7 p.m., and Bible study is offered on Thursdays at 7 p.m. For more information, call the church office at 786-5627 weekdays.
• St. Paul Church of the Brethren, 64 Short Drive, Cana, Va., has Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship services at 11 a.m. every Sunday. Bible study is every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
• The Fountain Food Ministry hours have changed. Families in need of clothing or food may come every Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. The ministry will be open weekly on Thursdays to assist those in need of food. In case of an emergency at any other times, call the church office at 789-0400 for an appointment.
• New Vision Christian Academy, 237 Coolidge Ave., Mount Airy, is accepting new students. Open enrollment is for grades one through 12. For more information, call the Flat Rock Church of God at 719-0434.
• The Inspiration Center, 154 N. Renfro St., Suite 100, Mount Airy, offers services on Sundays at 11 a.m. Susie Cooper, spiritual leader, offers special music on the harp and flute.


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Hi, i wonder if there are interesting proofs about $S_n$ (group theoretic or not) using its character table. Using the Murnaghan-Nakayama rule you can for example prove that for $n>4$ $A_n$ is the only normal subgroup of $S_n$ because there are no nonlinear characters $x$ and $g$(not 1) in $S_n$ with $ x(g)=x(1)$, since $x(1)>x(g) $ . Do you know any other nontrivial theorems about $S_n$ with a proof using its charactertable ?
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I'm not sure if you will consider this nontrivial, but from the character table you can very quickly show that the number of conjugacy classes of even permutations is always greater than or equal to the number of conjugacy classes of odd permutations. One just applies the general fact that the sum of the entries in any row of a character table (not weighted by the size of the conjugacy class) is a nonnegative integer (because the character |
The following is not strictly speaking something that can be read off from the character table. However, it is an elementary combinatorial identity about partitions which one can deduce from understanding the character theory of symmetric groups well enough, and looking at the character table does play a central role: For $\lambda \vdash n$ a partition of $n$ (i.e., $n = 1 \lambda_1 + 2 \lambda_2 + \cdots + n \lambda_n$) define $$ A(\lambda) = \prod_{i=1}^{n} n^{\lambda_n}, \qquad B(\lambda) = \prod_{i=1}^{n} (\lambda_n)! $$ Claim: $$\prod_{\lambda \vdash n} A(\lambda) = \prod_{\lambda \vdash n} B(\lambda) $$ The character-theoretic proof proceeds as follows:
Putting together 2, 4, 5 we obtain $$ \det(M)^2 = \prod_{\lambda \vdash n} A(\lambda) B(\lambda) = \left(\prod_{\lambda \vdash n} B(\lambda)\right)^2 $$ and so the claimed identity. |
Because all the entries in the character table are integers and not just algebraic integers, you get that a proof that every permutation $\sigma$ of order $n$ is conjugate to all $\sigma^j$ for $j$ coprime to $n$. (Of course, one usually uses this in the opposite direction, to deduce that all entries are integers!) |


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BEVERLY HILLS For the third consecutive game junior Tawuan Chestnut provided a big boast from the bench for Woods-Tower.
The imposing 6-4, 235-pound forward scored in double-figures for the third straight time and helped the Titans interior defense shut down Royal Oak in the 18th annual Roundball Classic, played at Detroit Country Day on Friday morning.
Chestnuts floor dominance he scored 11 points with five rebounds, two assists and a steal in 19-minutes gave the Titans enough energy in a 50-42 victory. While he has scored 34 points in three games for the Titans (3-2), Chestnut said that hes quite comfortable in his role as a bench player.
It doesnt really matter if I start or not. Im just here to play ball, said Chestnut, who made 4-of-6 shots from the floor in Fridays win. Play big, play physical and be strong and tough. Just the little things, box out and get rebounds.
Paired with 6-5 senior Michael Patchak, the Titans interior duo was virtually unstoppable against Royal Oak, who finally made its first two-point basket of the game at 6:25 of the third quarter.
I think their size ended up giving us some real problems, Ravens coach Mike Massucci said. We were able to kind of hang around a bit. We had some opportunities at the end, but it didnt go our way. At the end of the day it came down to their size that really made the difference in the interior.
Royal Oaks three-point shooting is what helped the Ravens stay in the ballgame. The Ravens (5-3) made 6-of-24 shots from behind the arc with guards Blake Hairston (14 points) and C.J. Montgomery (13 points) hitting three and two triples, respectively.
Weve been really working at protecting the paint and keeping things outside, WWT coach Nick Evola said. We were switching defenses with man and zone and throwing in some full-court press in there, so they werent able to get into the rhythm that they probably wanted to get into.
Some of Royal Oaks lack of consistency was probably illness-related, too.
Weve been riddled by the flu bug this winter and we really havent had a true practice over the break and today we were shorted-handed with some guys who can typically make those shots, Massucci said. But thats no excuse; credit Warren Woods-Tower for playing good defense and rebounding well.
For the second straight game, Patchak was in sync, leading the Titans with 18 points, nine rebounds, and three assists all team highs. He scored 18 in WWTs 70-49 win over Center Line last Friday.
Though he was named the games MVP by the showcase organizers, Patchak deflected a lot of the teams praise toward Chestnut.
Tawuan is a great player. Hes a real big body and he has real good post moves, so its real good having him come off the bench, Patchak said. Tawuan and I always talk about how we have to own the floor in the post, and it really worked today.
Despite outplaying Royal Oak for much of the game, the Titans had difficulty increasing their lead in the second half with the main culprit being missed free-throws. The Titans made a paltry 11-of-29 from the line.
I thought we moved the ball around really well and we were able to find the holes in the D and finish, though I was a little disappointed in the free-throw shooting, Evola said. We werent good enough, because that can be the difference-maker between winning and losing the game at the end.
Clinching to a 22-20 halftime lead, WWT also struggled at times, defensively, which allowed the Ravens to stay close. But things changed drastically in the Titans favor when Chestnut and Patchak were back on the floor.
The Ravens managed to tie the game, 33-33, on a Montgomery basket late in the third quarter. But Royal Oak never took a lead, as the Titans finished out the game on a 17-9 run, by making six of their final 10 field goals with Patchak and Chestnut leading the way.
Tawuans really been stepping up the past couple of weeks, Evola said. Hes really given us a 1-2 punch with Michael. Hes got good hands and great instincts around the rim and it opens up a lot of things when those two are doing damage down low.
Royal Oak 8 12 16 6 -- 42
WW-Tower 13 9 15 13 -- 50
ROYAL OAK (5-3): Blake Hairston 14, C.J. Montgomery 13, Devin Carmen 7, Joel Gorbold 6, Mitch Lacombe 2. Totals: 7 (6) 10-18 42.
WARREN WOODS-TOWER (3-2): Deon Frazier 4, Chad Gilliam 3, Dwjuan Frazier 4, Danny Newton 6, Michael Patchak 18, Tawuan Chestnut 11, Corey Clarke 3, Chris Frazier 1. Totals: 18 (1) 11-29 50.