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Every July 1, new laws go on the books.
This year is no exception. The state has a host of new laws dealing with teen drivers using cell phones, hours of driving and driving with passengers. Violation of the cell phone ban on drivers under the age of 18, could result in a $500 fine. School bus drivers also face up to a $500 fine for failing to check their buses at the end of their routes for children left on the bus. There is also a new law that grants school teachers "qualified immunity" from lawsuits related to disciplinary action and notifies teachers that the state attorney general will defend them if they are sued. *House Bill 1462 grants teachers "qualified immunity" from lawsuits related to disciplinary action and notifies teachers that the state attorney general will defend them if they are sued. Attorney General Greg Zoeller says he hopes the new law will discourage school districts from settling cases before lawsuits are filed. Other new law effective Wednesday, include: *Prison terms are increased for anyone who murders or attempts to murder a pregnant woman and causes the loss of her unborn child. Under current Indiana law, prosecutors are allowed to file murder charges if the mother is at least seven months pregnant, even if the fetus isn't yet viable outside the womb. That law allows for a prison sentence of two to eight years, which supporters said wasn't enough. The new law allows six to 20 years of additional prison time for people convicted of attempted murder, murder or felony murder of a mother if they cause the loss of an unborn child. The new law allows the same prison sentence if only the unborn child dies. *The Silver Alert law addresses concerns related to Missing Endangered Adults over the age of 18. A request must be recommended by the law enforcement agency of jurisdiction and must be received within a reasonable amount of time of the disappearance considering overall facts and circumstances surrounding each individual disappearance, to ensure that the alerts issued are timely and effective. The law enforcement agency, through its own investigation must: Verify the disappearance and eliminate alternative explanations for the disappearance; Validate the mental impairment through a credible medical authority; and for a Statewide alert, a vehicle must be involved. *The state's puppy mills will be now be regulated and inspected for signs of animal abuse. *
All this talk about new laws prompted me to do an Internet search at www.dumblaws.com for some unusual Indiana laws that are still on the books across the state. It's funny how this antiquated laws remains on the books and don't change as times evolve. Did you know that no one may catch a fish with his bare hands? Or, in Indiana: *Men are prohibited from standing in a bar. *It is against the law to pass a horse on the street. *It is illegal for a liquor store to sell cold soft drinks or milk. *Grocery stores may not sell any type of cold liquor. *Smoking in the state legislature building is banned, except when the legislature is in session. *You are not allowed to carry a cocktail from the bar to a table. *One may only throw a stone at a bird in self-defense. *Hotel sheets must be exactly 99 inches long and 81 inches wide. *Anyone 14 or older who profanely curses, damns or swears by the name of God, Jesus Christ or the Holy Ghost, shall be fined one to three dollars for each offense, with a maximum fine of $10 per day. *It is illegal for a man to be sexually aroused in public. *A man over the age of 18 may be arrested for statutory rape if the passenger in his car is not wearing her socks and shoes, and is under the age of 17. *Drinks on the house are illegal. *Drinking from your own bottle in a bar can lead to your arrest. *"Spiteful gossip" and "talking behind a person's back" are illegal. *State government officials who engage in private duels can be dismissed from their post. *Mustaches are illegal if the bearer has a tendency to habitually kiss other humans. Around the Hoosier state there are also some quirky laws on the books. In South Bend, it is illegal to make a monkey smoke a cigarette. No one may spit on the sidewalk in Terre Haute. In Beech Grove, it is forbidden to eat watermelon in the park. It is illegal for barbers in Elkhart to threaten to cut off kid's ears. In Auburn, it is illegal to bike, roller-skate, skateboard, or inline skate in a commercially zoned area. For these offenses, there is a fine of no more than $5 or the impounding of one's bicycle or roller device for a period not to exceed 30 days. And in Gary, it is illegal within four hours of eating garlic, for a person to enter a movie house, theater, or ride a public streetcar Wow, there must not be very many Italians or Cajuns living in Gary. Nick is the assistant editor for the Greene County Daily World. He can be reached by telephone at 847-4487 or 1-800-947-4487 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. Comments Showing comments in chronological order [Show most recent comments first] "Puppy Mill Laws" really deserves more then a passing sentence. The laws also pertain to how people treat their animals in general and increase killling a domestic animal to a felony. Readers concerned with animal welfare would be interested to know there are now more state laws that must be enforced if reported. VIA DEFENDTHEDOGS.COM HB1468 is now law in Indiana. July 1st the abuse section of the new bill went into effect. What does that mean? Many of you have asked exactly what the new bill entails. Until this bill passed, the animal abuse and neglect regulations in Indiana basically said that all a person needs to do is provide food and water for an animal. Now these additional definitions of neglect are in place: *Restraining an animal in a manner that endangers its life or health. *Failing to provide veterinary care for an injury or illness to a dog or cat that seriously endangers its life or health. *Leaving a dog or cat outside and exposed to excessive heat without shade or exposed to excessive cold without protection regardless of whether the animal is restrained or kept in a kennel. *In addition, the penalties for animal neglect and abuse have been raised from a Class B misdemeanor to Class A. The penalty for a person who tortures or kills a domestic animal is a Class D felony. Also, a person who attends a fighting contest involving animals commits cruelty to an animal. If this person has a previous conviction of animal cruelty or neglect, he has committed a Class D felony. The puppy mill section of the new law will technically not go into effect until January, when the Indiana Board of Animal Health has the funds to enforce it. However, many puppy mill operators are currently committing neglect and abuse under our new neglect laws. Any abuse or neglect that you are aware of should be reported to your local authorities. We need to be on the lookout to help suffering animals. If you don't speak up, maybe no one else will either. Your action can make a difference in helping puppy mill dogs, as well as other animals that may be suffering. Thank you! Defend the Dogs -- Posted by STILLHOPEFUL on Wed, Jul 1, 2009, at 8:11 PM
You read my thoughts exactly! Why was puppy mill even mentioned in the headline if only one line was devoted to the subject. Pretty telling as to how important animal neglect is to that writer. Thank you STILLHOPEFUL for outlining the new laws!! FYI - Sly/Sylvester/Bubby is doing great!! -- Posted by Chena on Wed, Jul 1, 2009, at 10:03 PM
Does not matter what bill is passed on animal neglect. Greene County does not enforce it anyway. Puppy mills should be completely outlawed period! Bet if we made the owners live and do as they force their animals to do, people might stop the abuse. -- Posted by peanut338 on Thu, Jul 2, 2009, at 10:14 PM
Chena, can you email me, I lost your email and they pulled my comment asking for it. Peanut- Legally speaking, local law officers cannot chose to overlook situations that the state has deemed a law violation. They must invesigate and charge accordingly. HOWEVER......The bill that passed is a very weak version of what was needed. But each county can add onto the laws with local ordaninces if done by th 1st of December this year. If none are brought forward, then we are stuck with only the weak state laws (better then nothing but still). Someone needs to find a way to wake up the local commissioners that more is needed in order to eradicate the worst of the offenders, often amish, from benefiting from this 'horrendous 'business. Many voices ae needed young and old. -- Posted by STILLHOPEFUL on Thu, Jul 2, 2009, at 10:40 PM
There are some funny laws on the books. I do think the texting law should apply to everyone. Concerning animal cruelty; I recently was the proud recipient of four dumped kittens. I called the humane shelter and asked when the next time they were out here if they could pick them up. They said, sorry we don't do that and I would have to bring them there. (This would be a 30 mile round trip for four cats that were dumped on our property) When I said I am leaving town and the kittens would be without food for a week, they didn't respond. I said so..should I take care of this myself? The lady said I should go ahead and take care it (euthenasia) because thats what they would do anyway. It's time for the jerks doing the dumping to spay and neuter their pets and take some reponsibility for their animals! -- Posted by cow rancher on Sat, Jul 11, 2009, at 8:21 AM
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Statistical Evaluation of Ion-Channel Gating Models Based on Distributions of Log-Likelihood Ratios Biophysical Journal, Volume 90, Issue 10, 15 May 2006, Pages 3523-3545 László Csanády Abstract The distributions of log-likelihood ratios (ΔLL) obtained from fitting ion-channel dwell-time distributions with nested pairs of gating models (Ξ, full model; ΞR, submodel) were studied both theoretically and using simulated data. When Ξ is true, ΔLL is asymptotically normally distributed with predictable mean and variance that increase linearly with data length (n). When ΞR is true and corresponds to a distinct point in full parameter space, ΔLL is Γ-distributed (2ΔLL is χ-square). However, when data generated by an l-component multiexponential distribution are fitted by l+1 components, ΞR corresponds to an infinite set of points in parameter space. The distribution of ΔLL is a mixture of two components, one identically zero, the other approximated by a Γ-distribution. This empirical distribution of ΔLL, assuming ΞR, allows construction of a valid log-likelihood ratio test. The log-likelihood ratio test, the Akaike information criterion, and the Schwarz criterion all produce asymmetrical Type I and II errors and inefficiently recognize Ξ, when true, from short datasets. A new decision strategy, which considers both the parameter estimates and ΔLL, yields more symmetrical errors and a larger discrimination power for small n. These observations are explained by the distributions of ΔLL when Ξ or ΞR is true. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (989 kb) |
Multiple Subunit Fitting into a Low-Resolution Density Map of a Macromolecular Complex Using a Gaussian Mixture Model Biophysical Journal, Volume 95, Issue 10, 15 November 2008, Pages 4643-4658 Takeshi Kawabata Abstract Recently, electron microscopy measurement of single particles has enabled us to reconstruct a low-resolution 3D density map of large biomolecular complexes. If structures of the complex subunits can be solved by x-ray crystallography at atomic resolution, fitting these models into the 3D density map can generate an atomic resolution model of the entire large complex. The fitting of multiple subunits, however, generally requires large computational costs; therefore, development of an efficient algorithm is required. We developed a fast fitting program, "gmfit", which employs a Gaussian mixture model (GMM) to represent approximated shapes of the 3D density map and the atomic models. A GMM is a distribution function composed by adding together several 3D Gaussian density functions. Because our model analytically provides an integral of a product of two distribution functions, it enables us to quickly calculate the fitness of the density map and the atomic models. Using the integral, two types of potential energy function are introduced: the attraction potential energy between a 3D density map and each subunit, and the repulsion potential energy between subunits. The restraint energy for symmetry is also employed to build symmetrical origomeric complexes. To find the optimal configuration of subunits, we randomly generated initial configurations of subunit models, and performed a steepest-descent method using forces and torques of the three potential energies. Comparison between an original density map and its GMM showed that the required number of Gaussian distribution functions for a given accuracy depended on both resolution and molecular size. We then performed test fitting calculations for simulated low-resolution density maps of atomic models of homodimer, trimer, and hexamer, using different search parameters. The results indicated that our method was able to rebuild atomic models of a complex even for maps of 30Å resolution if sufficient numbers (eight or more) of Gaussian distribution functions were employed for each subunit, and the symmetric restraints were assigned for complexes with more than three subunits. As a more realistic test, we tried to build an atomic model of the GroEL/ES complex by fitting 21-subunit atomic models into the 3D density map obtained by cryoelectron microscopy using the C7 symmetric restraints. A model with low root mean-square deviations (14.7Å) was obtained as the lowest-energy model, showing that our fitting method was reasonably accurate. Inclusion of other restraints from biological and biochemical experiments could further enhance the accuracy. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1876 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 84, Issue 3, 1518-1526, 1 March 2003
Piotr Pokarowski*, Andrzej Kolinski†, ‡, , and Jeffrey Skolnick‡
* Institute of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, Warsaw University, Banacha 2, 02-097 Warsaw, Poland
† Laboratory of Theory of Biopolymers, Faculty of Chemistry, Warsaw University, Pasteura 1, 02-093 Warsaw, Poland
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A simple protein model restricted to the face-centered cubic lattice has been studied. The model interaction scheme includes attractive interactions between hydrophobic (H) residues, repulsive interactions between hydrophobic and polar (P) residues, and orientation-dependent P-P interactions. Additionally, there is a potential that favors extended β-type conformations. A sequence has been designed that adopts a native structure, consisting of an antiparallel, six-member Greek-key β-barrel with protein-like structural degeneracy. It has been shown that the proposed model is a minimal one, i.e., all the above listed types of interactions are necessary for cooperative (all-or-none) type folding to the native state. Simulations were performed via the Replica Exchange Monte Carlo method and the numerical data analyzed via a multihistogram method.


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Through countless long nights and weekends, Mercy High School has been Carolyn Jaworski's second home.
She grew up down the street from the school.
She went to grade school nearby and, in 1964, graduated from the all-girls Catholic high school near 48th and Center Streets.
Mass and reception: Mercy will celebrate Carolyn Jaworski's time at the school with Mass at 12:30 p.m. Sunday and a reception from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Carolyn Jaworski, through the years
1964: Graduates from Mercy High; takes classes at the College of St. Mary. Enters the Sisters of Mercy religious community.
1967: Leaves Sisters of Mercy; attends Omaha University.
1968: Returns to College of St. Mary.
December 1969: Graduates from the College of St. Mary.
January 1970: Joins Mercy staff as speech and English teacher.
1981: Becomes assistant principal but still teaches half of her day.
1987: Graduates with a master's degree in secondary school administration from UNO.
1988: Becomes principal, and Mercy starts the shared-leadership model of the principal and president leading the school.
May 2012: Announces she will retire June 30, 2013.
December 2012: Receives honorary doctorate from the College of St. Mary.
March 2013: Mercy announces Sarah Regan, president and principal of the co-educational Bishop McLaughlin High School in the St. Petersburg, Fla., Diocese, will be Mercy's next principal.
Mercy, then and now
215 students; 10 percent minority
No Advanced Placement courses or dual-enrollment classes enrollment
80 percent of seniors went on to college
406 students; 24 percent minority
Seven AP courses and nine dual-enrollment options
95 percent of seniors going on to college
Sources: Jaworski and Mercy High School
She has spent her entire education career — 43 years — at the school as well.
After 25 years as the school's principal, Jaworski will retire June 30.
Colleagues and former co-workers say Jaworski stuck to the values of the Sisters of Mercy throughout her decades at the school: faith, knowledge and service.
� Faith, by starting every day with a prayer over the intercom and by asking every teacher to begin class the same way.
� Knowledge, by listening to and getting feedback from her staff while leading the school.
� Service, by requiring girls to complete at least 40 hours of volunteering before graduation.
"Her commitment to the spirit of Catherine McAuley (Sisters of Mercy founder), I think, is outstanding," said Sister Delores Hannon, who has co-led the school with Jaworski the past four years as Mercy's president.
Jaworski, a sister of longtime Creighton Prep football coach Tom Jaworski, also let more girls learn those values.
In fall 1989, Jaworski's second year as principal, Mercy started its "negotiated tuition" program in which the school meets with each family and sets individual tuition rates based on the family's ability to pay.
Catholic schools are very proud of the term "college-prep school," said Sister Johanna Burnell, who co-led the school as president for about 20 years with Jaworski.
"Becoming a college-prep school often means you eliminate some students who may have had some learning difficulty as younger students," she said.
Mercy requires only one thing of its incoming students: a desire to go there. Incoming students must write an essay and go through an interview to determine the sincerity of their desire, a process Jaworski instituted.
Other all-female Catholic high schools partly determine admission by students' previous academic performance.
Jaworski's values might have stayed the same, colleagues said, but the school has not.
She frequently pushed her teachers to create new courses for the school's curriculum, to inject new ideas into the classroom.
She encouraged teachers to take their students on field trips and to bring in guest speakers, said Holly McCoy, the school's dean and athletic director.
Jaworski also urged Mercy teachers to think of different ways to assess the girls' learning, whether through on-demand writing, presentations or projects, said McCoy, who started teaching at the school in fall 1978.
Jaworski also has helped the school become wireless and launch new Advanced Placement courses and dual-enrollment classes, courses in which students can receive both college and high school credits, Hannon said.
"The school is not the school it was five years ago," she said.
Students have noticed Jaworski's passion as well.
Jaworski welcomed Calla Kessler and her classmates to Mercy by giving the students hugs and roses.
"It's become a really strong, all-girls Catholic high school because of her," said Calla, who will be a senior this fall.
Jaworski has achieved this success with a talent her colleagues have called "innate" and "God-given": her ability to understand kids and make the right decisions for their future.
"How envious am I that she has it; I always have been," said Burnell, the retired Mercy president.
Hannon says it's Jaworski's ability to listen to students and suspend judgment that has helped her often make the right decision.
With an irritable student, Hannon said, "You can start that conversation with, 'Knock that off,' or you can start that conversation with, 'What's going on?' "
Because of her retirement notice, Jaworski has received thank-you notes from those students she counseled in her office and in the school hallways.
That's what she'll appreciate the most from her years at Mercy, she said: the faces and the names of the students she tried to help, and the students who thought enough of those attempts to thank her years later.
"When you have been blessed to step into somebody's life," Jaworski said, "that's when you raise a toast, good job, good year."
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Westminster dog show welcomes six new breeds
The best looking dogs in the country are strutting their stuff for the chance to be named Best in Show at this years Westminster dog show.
The dogs' breeding aspires to be the perfect blend of pulchritude, poise and precision in the hopes to win the most coveted crown in the canine world.
Six new breeds made their debut at the competition among the 2,000 dogs vying for the coveted crown. Those six included:
--The American English Coonhound, a descendant of Virginia hounds.
--The Cesky Terrier, a sturdy dog with a silky gray coat.
--The Entlebucher Mountain dog, a Swiss herding dog prized for its work ethic and devotion to its owner.
--The Finnish Lapphund, a reindeer herder, from the far northern reaches of Scandinavia.
--The Norwegian Lundehund, a retriever from the highest points in Norwegian Arctic.
--The Xoloitzcuintli, a rare hairless breed of dog and the National Dog of Mexico.
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Dog owners, dog lovers and just plain fans turn to New York every February. Owners and handlers pamper and preen their pooches to get that oh-so-perfect look to dazzle the judges.
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Story | Jun 29, 2011 | 9:34 PMDefending Wimbledon champion Rafael Nadal and fourth-seeded Andy Murray will play in a much-anticipated semifinal Friday at the All England Lawn and Tennis Club. The Centre Court crowd will cheer wildly for Murray, trying to become the first man from........ -
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Soul clothes: Amy Winehouse inspires a collection by Brit brand Fred Perry
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Story | May 4, 2010 | 4:32 PMWhile preppies embraced Lacosteâs crocodile, the mods, punks, suede-heads and Brit pop fans preferred the crowning laurel leaves of British brand Fred Perry's tennis polos. But I'd wager that the youngsters who wore either didn't know or care much that.... -
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Story | Jun 10, 2010 | 4:32 PMSample Sales Starting Friday, James Perse throws a mega sample sale at Siren Studios Hollywood featuring weekend looks for men, women and baby. Live music entertains, while you snag the merch for way below retail prices. Credit cards accepted. 1050...... -
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Story | Jun 16, 2010 | 4:33 PMApparently there is one thing that has been missing from the grand two-week event known as Wimbledon. Poetry. Of course, that isn't entirely true, but the folks who make sure Wimbledon happens without a hitch have reached out to one...... -
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Story | Mar 23, 2010 | 4:34 PMAdd a new category to the fashion archives: Rehab chic! Amy Winehouse, the Brit singer the fashion police (among others) love to hate, is launching a clothing collection in collaboration with Fred Perry, a British label. Winehouse, 26, has been wearing... -
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GM buys into solar EV charging through Sunlogics
General Motor's venture arm said today it has invested $7.5 million in solar company Sunlogics and will purchase its solar arrays for GM facilities and dealerships.
Sunlogics will use the money to ramp up its operations, including solar panel production in Michigan and Ontario. The company, based in Rochester Hills, Mich., makes panels using thin-film amorphous silicon solar cells. It also installs and owns solar projects for corporations using its panels.
As part of the investment, GM will install solar canopies at its dealerships and business. It also signed a power purchase agreement in which it will buy … Read more


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Chace Crawford, who modeled during high school in Texas, brought his porcelain skin (Having a dermatologist dad comes in handy!), floppy blond locks and wholesome good looks to California after graduating in 2003. While attending Pepperdine University in Malibu, Calif., the thick-browed pretty boy considered following in his father's footsteps and studying medicine but answered the call to acting instead. He got his first big break as one of the sexy Sons of Ipswich in the No.1 teen warlock film, "The Covenant" (2006). The next year he moved down the East Coast to play privileged and pretty once again. Crawford spent six seasons on "Gossip Girl" as Nate Archibald who went from prep school player to political pawn to newspaper publisher without ever having an empty bed for long. His good looks score him a ton of attention, both wanted (ranking on People's Most Beautiful and Hottest Bachelors Lists) and unwanted (Perez Hilton said he has "gayface" and unsubstantiated rumors about being more than friends with JC Chasez swirled.). In reality, the only famous folk he has been linked with are Carrie Underwood and Ashley Greene. He sporadically showed up in films ("What To Expect When You're Expecting," "The Haunting of Molly Hartley) and doing voiceovers ("Robot Chicken," "Family Guy") during his CW tenure. Just after playing a drug dealer in "Twelve" in 2010, life imitated art as he was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor in his hometown after police discovered two ounces of marijuana in the car he was in.
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Good morning, everyone! Tom Kinslow here to bring you up to speed with another day's NBA trade buzz.
With the Carmelo Anthony saga behind us, it's time to focus on the rest of the league, as the trade market is starting to heat up after the big deal that sent Anthony to New York. It's clear that the Melo deal was the one that jump-started the market and got us going.
As we go around the league, we'll be talking about players like Caron Butler, whose name has been floated around in trade rumors.
There's plenty to talk about as we come off of the All-Star break and the deadline gets closer and closer.
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Can you say a little about the eureka moment when you realized Swagger and the Kennedy assassination were a great match?
I was sitting exactly where I'm sitting now, but I was drinking something far more powerful than the tepid coffee I presently have before me. I was riffing with my pal Gary Goldberg and performing some solos bits that I had developed over the years concerning the JFK assassination. I think Gary was the only friend whom I hadn't driven away with such antics. Out of nowhere my subconscious demanded that I say "Wouldn't it be neat to have Bob Lee Swagger solve the Kennedy assassination," and in the next second I realized that my subconscious wasn't joking. Anyway, I got so revved up off that moment I didn't stop working for 19 months. I would pass my wife Jean Marbella (of The Sun) on the stairs and think, "Wow, what a beautiful woman. Wish I knew her!
Had you looked into the assassination prior to researching this book?
I had been a charter member of every High Church of Assassination Theology as they came along. I believed them all, from Warren, to Lane, to Donohue, to Posner to Bugliosi. I am gullible that way. But, as I say, I had developed some ideas over the years that seemed to be my own--nothing radical, just comments on bullet origin and design, angles, the art and science of scope mounting--but had never found a venue to use them. The book suddenly became that venue.
You did some traveling... What did you learn in Dallas? Moscow? [Gun manufacturer] LWRC in Cambridge?
In Dallas, I sat at the corner of Elm and Huston, just under the 6th floor window, and wondered why on earth Oswald didn't shoot then, when Kennedy was not only within spitting distance but virtually standing still as the limo negotiated the corner. In Moscow, I learned how scary the Lubyanka was. At LWRC I learned how brilliantly organized a state-of-the-art gun manufacturer can be. Plus I got a cool baseball hat.
What surprised you while researching/writing the book?
The shoddiness of the FBI work on LHO's rifle. The men who examined it were unfamiliar with the dynamic between scope and rifle as bonded via the scope mount, and missed the significance of that delicate relationship. Many of their comments seem naive and uninformed today. They were more concerned with linkages--the bullet to the rifle, the rifle to Oswald--than performance capabilities. We need to know a lot more about that rifle and it should be examined by veteran snipers and big game hunters, not lab techies. You don't have to allege a conspiracy by the Klan, Big Oil, Sears (but not Roebuck) and the Maxwell Brothers to point out the debilitating shoddiness of the federal work.
Any concerns you'll be dogged by conspiracy theorists?
I trust my fellow Americans for decorum and refined behavior and I'm sure they won't disappoint me.
What's next for Swagger? He seems to be doing his best work as he gets older.
I've contrived a way to get him involved in investigating a mystery from WWII, which enables me to recreate certain lost actions and forgotten heroes of that war. It's so much fun. It's sort of "The Wizard of Oz" with sniper rifles.
The opening chapter made me chuckle. Did you sport a wicked grin while writing it?
I did indeed. And every time I walk down the Churchill Street alley behind my home, especially when I've had an extra gallon or so of potato-based refreshment, I think: I remember the night I died here!
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It was a scene so bizarre Friday night at Garten Field, that even Alfred Hitchcock would have balked at it.
Summers County walked away after the first quarter of play with Independence, leading 29-0.
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The Bobcats offense never saw the field.
In fact, it would be almost two minutes into the second quarter before they would even take a snap.
The Class AA No. 6 Bobcats defeated the struggling Patriots 51-0, scoring 37 points in the first half — none of which came from their offense.
It was something that neither Summers' Nate Tanner nor Independence's Chris Vicars had experienced before.
"To be truthfully honest, I've played a lot of games and I've watched a lot of games," Tanner said.
"I've never seen anything like it or been a part of anything like it."
It's something his young quarterback agreed with.
"It was really weird," sophomore Matt Ryan said. "It was almost awkward, just not playing offense and letting our defense do all the work. I mean, our defense is the one that won the game."
It even stumped the veteran coach in Vicars, who spent many years as an assistant in Virginia before moving to West Virginia last year.
"Never quite been in anything like that," Vicars added. "I've been in a couple games that snowballed on us, one bad thing after another, but I've never — and I said it to the coaches on the headset — seen a defense not get to play for an entire quarter."
It started early for the Bobcats, when Ryan returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown, taking just 17 seconds off the clock.
It would only be a few seconds later when Sean Willey would pick off a pass from Independence's Ryan Brandstetter — starting in place for the injured Brian Sexton — and find paydirt of his own.
The Bobcats would return two more interceptions and a fumble for a touchdown before their offense would even score.
"We had five non-offensive touchdowns," Tanner said. "I've got to commend our defense. They've been solid the whole year, except for last week (in a loss to Covington, Va.); we gave up some big plays.
"So tonight was nice. We were making huge plays and turning them into scores. It's always nice to do that."
The Bobcats finally got their offense on the field in the second quarter, but their former defensive coordinator, Vicars, was waiting for them.
His Patriots defense stopped Summers, holding the Bobcats to only 31 yards in the first half.
"Had I known that before the game, I would have been excited about that," Vicars said. "You look at the game and I think we held them to only eight or nine plays in the first half."
"On a usual night, that's bad," Tanner said. "Technically, if you look at it, the times we did have the ball in the first half weren't very good. We had some turnovers. That's a negative to take away from the game. But in the second half, the kids picked it up offensively and we were able to execute and it worked out well."
The Bobcats added 200 more yards of offense in the second half, mostly on the ground, thanks to the bull-like running of JaQuan Ayers.
"All I was thinking was 'end zone,''' Ayers said. "It's exciting. Normally I don't have big games. I know my role — it's blocking for my backs like T.J. (Smith), Matt and Zay (Isaiah Brown). I take care of my backs. I'm a lineman pretty much, but tonight I'm glad I got the ball and got to score a little bit."
The win brings the No. 6 Bobcats to 6-1 on the season, setting up a big battle next Friday with Class A power Meadow Bridge and its star running back, Jake Parker.
"I think this was a big one for our defense," Tanner said. "They'll need it going into next week."
His senior leader, Smith, was just happy to get the win.
"For me, I had a sour taste in my mouth from last week," he added. "I think everybody wanted to come out and make a statement. We really didn't care how that statement was made. Tonight it just happened to be defensively. I think everyone came out and played as a team. That's really good this late in the season leading us into the playoffs."
The road trip continues for Independence next Friday at county rival Liberty.
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Independence (2-5)...........0 0 0 0 — 0
Summers County (6-1)........29 8 14 0 — 51
First Quarter
SC: Matt Ryan 85 yard kickoff return (Triton Sears kick.)
SC: Sean Willey 31 yard interception return (T.J. Smith pass.)
SC: T.J. Smith 51 yard interception return (Sears kick.)
SC: JaQuan Ayers 22 yard fumble return (Sears kick.)
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SC: Ryan 61 yard interception return (Sears pass.)
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SC: Erik Lindsey 13 yard pass from T.J. Smith (Sears kick.)
SC: Ayers 6 yard run (Sears kick.)
RUSHING — I: Avery Swearenger 1-5, Colton Ward 10-76, Ryan Brandstetter 3-(-16), Dustin Justice 14-23, Alex Daniels 4-24, Brandon Treadway 4-7, Chance Rhodes 4-11, Chris Mills 12-45. SC: Isaiah Brown 4-26, Matt Ryan 1-19, T.J. Smith 5-49, Robert Dalton 1-(-2), Nathan Grimmett 1-7, Greg Shrewsbury, 2-14, Dillon Smith 2-3, Dante Ellis 2-19, Jay Hess 1-2, JaQuan Ayers 7-48, C.J. Shrewsbury 1-5.
PASSING — I: Ryan Brandstetter 0-3-3-0, Colton Ward 0-1-1-0. SC: Matt Ryan 0-1-0-0, T.J. Smith 2-2-0-25.
RECEIVING — I: None . SC: Erik Lindsey 2-25.
TAKEAWAYS — I: Jeremy Kiblinger (FR). SC: Matt Ryan (2 INT), T.J. Smith (INT), Sean Willey (INT), Isaiah Brown (FR), Nathan Grimmett (FR), JaQuan Ayers (FR), Jeremiah Collins (FR).
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