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Scouting report: Longhorns' balanced offensive attack should give them win No. 9 against TCU
Matchup: No. 18 Texas (8-2) vs. TCU (6-4). Thursday, Nov. 22. TV: ESPN, 6:30 p.m.
What's on the line: For the first time since 1915, Texas won't play Texas A&M. But it's been more recently a Thanksgiving week came and went without a UT-A&M showdown: In 1994 and 1995, the Aggies were on probation and weren't permitted to play a televised game, so the Longhorns played Baylor. Which brings us to this game. There isn't the same hoopla surrounding Texas-TCU as there would be Texas-Texas A&M, as there's a very low level of animosity between the two schools — Mack Brown and Gary Patterson are close friends. The Longhorns, however, would like nothing more than to put on a nationally-televised showcase while Aggies across the state sit on their couch and eat turkey.
Said defensive end Alex Okafor this week: "Honestly, I feel sorry for Texas A&M. We still have a big-time game and they're missing out."
When Texas has the ball: There's little question TCU will rush the passer better than any opponent the Longhorns have played since Oklahoma (Oct. 13). A duo of talented ends — Devonte Fields and Stansly Maponga, who have 11 sacks between them — will be a challenge for Texas' tackles. But the UT offensive line has been fantastic this season in pass protection, giving up seven sacks, tied for fewest in the Big 12. Quarterback David Ash, when given time in the pocket, has been lethal, averaging 8.9 yards per attempt. And when wideout Mike Davis is allowed time to get downfield, he's pretty dangerous, too, with 18.6 yards per reception.
Against the run, TCU is No. 7 nationally. Five times the Horned Frogs have held an opponent to 100 yards or fewer. Only twice has an opponent passed the 150-yard mark on the ground. The Longhorns have six times passed the 150-yard mark, five times surpassing 200 yards. They'll benefit from a healthy Malcolm Brown. Something's gotta give.
When TCU has the ball: Neither of TCU's primary backs, B.J. Catalon or Matthew Tucker, will tote the rock to the tune of 20 times a game (each average about 10 carries per contest) and quarterback Trevone Boykin won't be asked to air it out an unseemly amount (25 passes per game). The Horned Frogs will employ a balance and methodical attack against Texas' No. 86 defense. TCU all season has 50 plays of 20 or more yards, average among FBS teams (Baylor, for instance, has 66 such plays).
It'll likely be a bend-but-don't-break kind of game for Texas' defense. If it can get the Horned Frogs into multiple third-down scenarios, that favors Texas, as TCU has converted 53 of its 148 third downs, a percentage (35.8) which is No. 96 nationally.
The Longhorns this week did mention how talented TCU's receiving corps is. Josh Boyce and Brandon Carter are dynamic players — Boyce, he of the 95-yard touchdown against West Virginia, has seven scores while Carter is averaging 16 yards a catch.
No discussion of TCU's offense would be complete without mentioning its turnover troubles. The Horned Frogs have coughed up the ball 25 times — 15 fumbles, 10 interceptions — which is better than only 19 FBS teams. The Longhorns' defense is forcing a pedestrian 1.6 turnovers per game.
Prediction: Two great battles here: TCU's stout defense against Texas' offense, which is scoring nearly 40 points a game, and TCU's middling and turnover-prone offense against Texas' maligned defense, which is playing better as of late but has struggled to tackle all season. If Texas doesn't hand the Horned Frogs premier field position and holds them to or below their season-long third-down rate, it has the upper hand: Score: Texas 28, TCU 17


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A common approach in Spatial Statiscs is to transform scattered and unsctructured data for the purpose of creating maps. Those maps can display data from various sources, like a weather station network or a georeferenced data mining procedure.
Meteorological station data are generated by different sources and in different formats and normally GrADS cannot access them automatically. Just like in previous recipes, the data needs to be converted to a proper format for ingestion in GrADS. We will use an objective analysis scheme to transform the station data to a regular grid so that we can contour it.
This recipe derives an operational procedure to grid the daily precipitation from a weather station network in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), enabling its comparison to forecast fields on a single map.
The solution here was adapted from a question posted to the GRADSUSR list in January, 2008, by Qingfang Dai and it's solution (by JayaKrishnan PR). It uses a Fortran program to arrange the data and a C program to make it binary.
The following files will be used:
Executing the main script
The shell file station2modelgrid.sh will be used to run all the steps automatically. The content of the script is bellow:
# station2modelgrid.sh # Luiz Rodrigo Tozzi - email@example.com # stationdata.txt (unformatted) -> station2modelgrid.txt (formatted) gfortran -i ./station2modelgrid.f -o ./station2modelgridF ./station2modelgridF # station2modelgrid.txt (ASCII) -> station2modelgrid.bin (BINARY) gcc ./station2modelgrid.c -o ./station2modelgridC ./station2modelgridC # generate the product in GrADS stnmap -i ./station2modelgrid.ctl gradsc -blc "./station2modelgrid.gs"
Note that in the script I assume that all programs, including the Fortran and C compilers (gfortran and gcc, respectivelly), are in the path.
Formatting the data
The first thing the shell script will do is format the station data. The sample station data we provide is different from the one in 'Recipe-005: Creating GrADS binary station data from ASCII' because in the other recipe the data is annual and in this one the data can be hourly (with the restriction of one time per file). The file stationdata.txt looks like:
2007 12 01 00 station002 -22.992200 -43.232800 7
The code of station2modelgrid.f is bellow:
! PROGRAM: CreateStation2ModelGrid ! AUTHOR: Luiz Rodrigo Tozzi - email@example.com ! DESCRIPTION: This fortran code converts a free-styled table with "station" values to a formatted table. This is the first step to create a GrADS station binary file. ! ! INPUT FILE LOOKS LIKE (separeted by any number of spaces): ! ! (...) ! yearwith4digits monthwith2digits daywith2digits hourwith2digits stationname latitude longitude value ! (...) ! program CreateStation2ModelGrid parameter (nl=9999) ! nl: MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STATIONS real lat(nl),lon(nl),var(nl) integer m2,y4,status character (LEN=3) m2name(12) character (LEN=2) d2,h2 character sid open(unit=1,file='stationdata.txt') open(unit=2,file='station2modelgrid.txt') open(unit=10,file='station2modelgrid.ctl') i=0 do read(1,*,END=21)y4,m2,d2,h2,sid,lat(i),lon(i),var(i) if((lat(i).eq.lon(i)).and.(lon(i).eq.0))exit i=i+1 20 end do 21 if(d2(1:1).eq." ") then d2(1:1)="0" endif if(d2(2:2).eq." ") then d2(2:2)=d2(1:1); d2(1:1)="0" endif if(h2(1:1).eq." ") then h2(1:1)="0" endif if(h2(2:2).eq." ") then h2(2:2)=h2(1:1); h2(1:1)="0" endif do 30 j=0,i ! Transforms the station name (sid) in an index number (i) if(m2.lt.10) then write(*,15)y4,"0",m2,d2,h2,j,lat(j),lon(j),var(j) write(2,15)y4,"0",m2,d2,h2,j,lat(j),lon(j),var(j) else write(*,14)y4,m2,d2,h2,j,lat(j),lon(j),var(j) write(2,14)y4,m2,d2,h2,j,lat(j),lon(j),var(j) endif 30 continue 14 format(i4,2x,i2,2x,a2,2x,a2,2x,i5,9x,f10.3,2x,f10.3,2x,f10.3) 15 format(i4,2x,a1,i1,2x,a2,2x,a2,2x,i5,9x,f10.3,2x,f10.3,2x,f10.3) !!!!! Generating CTL !! Picking the right m2 name m2name=(/'jan','feb','mar','apr','may','jun','jul', *'aug','sep','oct','nov','dec'/) write(10,*) "DSET ^station2modelgrid.bin" write(10,*) "DTYPE station " write(10,*) "STNMAP station2modelgrid.map" write(10,*) "ZDEF 1 1" write(10,*) "UNDEF -9.99e33" write(10,*) "TITLE Station Data" write(10,'(a16,a2,a1,a2,a3,i4,a5)') "TDEF 1 linear ",h2, *"z",d2,m2name(m2),y4," 12hr" write(10,*) "VARS 1" write(10,*) "var 0 99 **" write(10,*) "ENDVARS" stop end
This Fortran code creates the ASCII formatted file station2modelgrid.txt and a control file (station2modelgrid.ctl).
The only thing editable in the script, if necessary, is the maximum number of stations (lines of the file).
Transforming the data to a binary station file
The next step is to get the formatted ASCII data and transform it to binary. The station2modelgrid.c code is a really simple version of stngrads code in 'Recipe-005: Creating GrADS binary station data from ASCII'.
Here is the C code of station2modelgrid.c:
/* station2modelgrid.c Luiz Rodrigo Tozzi - firstname.lastname@example.com */ #include <stdio.h> /* Structure that describes a report header in a stn file */ struct rpthdr { char id[8]; /* Station ID */ float lat; /* Latitude of Station */ float lon; /* Longitude of Station */ float t; /* Time in grid-relative units */ int nlev; /* Number of levels following */ int flag; /* Level independent var set flag */ } hdr; main () { FILE *ifile, *ofile; char rec[80]; int flag,year,month,day,hour,yrsav,mnsav,ddsav,hhsav,i; float val; /* Open files */ ifile = fopen ("station2modelgrid.txt","r"); ofile = fopen ("station2modelgrid.bin","wb"); if (ifile==NULL || ofile==NULL) { printf("Error opening files\n"); return; } /* Read, write loop */ flag = 1; while (fgets(rec,79,ifile)!=NULL) { /* Format conversion */ sscanf (rec,"%i %i %i %i",&year,&month,&day,&hour); sscanf (rec+26," %g %g %g",&hdr.lat,&hdr.lon,&val); for (i=0; i<8; i++) hdr.id[i] = rec[i+11]; /* Time group terminator if needed */ if (flag) { yrsav = year; mnsav = month; ddsav = day; hhsav = hour; flag = 0; } if (yrsav!=year || mnsav!=month || ddsav!=day) { hdr.nlev = 0; fwrite(&hdr,sizeof(struct rpthdr), 1, ofile); } yrsav = year; mnsav = month; ddsav = day; hhsav = hour; /* Write this report */ hdr.nlev = 1; hdr.flag = 1; hdr.t = 0.0; fwrite (&hdr,sizeof(struct rpthdr), 1, ofile); fwrite (&val,sizeof(float), 1, ofile); } hdr.nlev = 0; fwrite (&hdr,sizeof(struct rpthdr), 1, ofile); }
The code above creates station2modelgrid.bin, that can be read by GrADS through the station2modelgrid.ctl control file.
Gridding the station data
Once we created the binary station data, the station2modelgrid.gs GrADS script will be used to grid it using an objecive analysis scheme.
Here is the script:
* station2modelgrid.gs * Luiz Rodrigo Tozzi - firstname.lastname@example.com **** Open the station file 'open station2modelgrid.ctl' 'query time' lin=sublin(result,1) time=subwrd(lin,3) 'set t 1' **** Open the numerical model file 'open wrf.ctl' 'set lon -43.75 -43.1' 'set lat -23.1 -22.7' 'set string 1' 'set xsize 750 550' 'set display color white' *1*'set mpdraw off' **** Check if the field has values > 0 'set gxout stat' 'd var' lin=sublin(result,8) say lin min=subwrd(lin,4) max=subwrd(lin,5) **** Plot the grid of the station value (precipitation) in the numerical model grid IF VALUES ARE > 0 'set gxout shaded' 'set grid off' 'set grads off' 'd oacres(slvl.2,var)' if(min=max) 'c' endif 'run cbarn' ****Plot the station value (precipitation) 'set digsiz 0.2' 'set line 1 1 6' *1*'shp_lines mun' 'set grads off' 'd var' **** Plot the mean sea level pressure from the numerical model grid 'set gxout contour' 'set grid off' 'set grads off' 'set cstyle 2' 'set ccolor 1' 'set cthick 1' 'set clab forced' 'd slvl.2' 'draw title Prec Stations+Pressure - 'time *2*'gxyat 'time'.png' 'printim 'time'.png' 'quit'
The script opens the station data file as first file and then opens the model data file. The objecive analysis occurs using the OACRES function and this script displays, in this order, the shaded plot of the gridded station data (daily precipitation total), the values of precipitation of each station in its real coordinate and a contour plot of mean sea level pressure.
Using the proper shapefile instead of GrADS maps and GxYat OpenGrADS User Defined eXtension instead of printim, the result of the script is this PNG file:
The original motivation of this issue was to plot climatology station contours and grid it. Nowadays there are many other uses for this type of process, such as ploting data mining results against weather variables, in a georeferenced map.
The first part of this recipe (Formatting the data section) could be skipped if we could garantee the generation of the source station file (stationdata.txt, in this case) in the proper format. It's also possible to do this section using shell commands like grep and awk.
Remember that both control files (wrf.ctl and station2modelgrid.gs, in this case) must relate to the same time to be able to use the OACRES function.
See Also
OACRES GrADS function
No Warranty
Because the software provided in this Recipe is licensed free of charge, there is no warranty for it, to the extent permitted by applicable law. Except when otherwise stated in writing the authors and/or other parties provide the program "as is" without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The entire risk as to the quality and performance of the software is with you. Should the software prove defective, you assume the cost of all necessary servicing, repair or correction.
This document has been placed in the public domain.


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Buy to let remortgaging reaches new high point
The first three months of 2013 has witnessed a new high in remortgaging activity, with more landlords trying to raise enough capital to expand their portfolios, according to research released this morning by specialist buy to let broker Mortgages for Business.
Remortgaging accounted for 69% of all residential buy to let transactions from January to March, up from 43% in the last three months of 2012 and represents the highest on record for a three month period since the start of Mortgages for Business's index in 2011. Refinancing also accounted for over two-thirds of transactions on Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO).
David Whittaker, managing director of Mortgages for Business, said: "Gross yields are tantalisingly strong at the moment and that has sparked a real splurge of refinancing as landlords try to unlock enough capital to expand their portfolios and make hay. With so much refinancing going on at the moment, we might well see a purple patch of purchasing activity later on in 2013."
He added that the number of mortgages on the market fell for the second quarter in succession, down from 444 to 434. "The range of mortgages shrunk over the last quarter," said Whittaker, "but that's more because lenders are being selective and weeding out less popular products, rather than a sign that it is becoming harder for property investors to get a mortgage."
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Caught On The Cover: April 2012
This month several of our favorite celebrities were "caught on cover", their likenesses spotted on some April new releases. Check out who we found:
This Emma Watson doppelganger looks all grown up ... and quite the anti-Hermione!
Was the foxy Megan Fox the inspiration for this heroine? We think yes.
We'd accept any calling if getting Jessica Alba's looks were part of the deal.
This hero may have Matthew McConaughey's legendary locks (and washboard abs), but the wolf on the cover of Lydia Dare's book has his peircing eyes!
It's well known that no man can resist Cindy Crawford's supermodel looks, so why should a bear be able to?
This Avril Levigne lookalike swaps her guitar for a katana — but she slays us either way ...
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- Thursday, December 27, 2012
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Soul Benders musical repertoire ranges from popular rock n' roll to classic soul. The members of Soul Benders have toured, performed with and shared the stage with legendary bands such as; Creedence Clearwater Revival, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Santana, Doobie Brothers, Steve Miller and many more! Each member is an accomplished showman and musician. Featuring soulful vocals, virtuoso instrumental performances and taut arrangements, Soul Benders never fail to satisfy their audience wherever they play. By encouraging audience participation, they make the crowd a part of the show. Experience the magic of Soul Benders --let them set the "groove."Map & Directions


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Lest Southern Utah residents think the federal budget sequestration will only create hardships for Social Security, Medicare and Defense, they also must pay attention to the impacts likely to be seen at our national parks and monuments.
A letter dated Jan. 25 from National Parks Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis to regional officials within the service lays out directions for finding ways to slash budgets by 5 percent starting March 1. That letter was accompanied by a table of likely budget cuts by national park and monument.
The impact on Southern Utah - and the experiences residents and tourists have in these scenic locations - could be large.
Zion National Park stands to lose $383,000 from its budget. The Glen Canyon National Recreation Area at Lake Powell would lose $543,000. Others that face cuts in our region include Arches National Park ($95,000), Canyonlands National Park ($311,000), Bryce Canyon National Park ($162,000), Capitol Reef National Park ($111,000) and Cedar Breaks National Monument ($34,000).
In the letter, regional officers are directed to implement a hiring freeze for permanent positions; move slowly on hiring seasonal employees to allow Congress more time to try to work out differences; eliminate travel, the purchase of supplies and equipment; and extend furloughs to parks service employees unless their presence is linked to the health and safety of visitors, employees, resources or parks assets.
These cuts go into effect March 1 unless Congress can get its act together and come up with solutions to the federal budget problems that have plagued the nation for decades but that finally came to a head in the past year. So far, lawmakers haven't shown an ability to work with rival parties. And since Social Security, Medicare and Defense will impact even more people, there's no question those programs will get most of the attention.
But in Southern Utah, severe cuts to the national parks could lead to trouble for the regional economy. Cuts in staff may mean parts of the national parks may be closed to access at various times of year because the safety of visitors can't be ensured. Needed equipment may not be purchased, and any upgrades to facilities will have to be put on hold.
Just what all that means for drawing in visitors who stay in area hotels, eat in area restaurants and shop in area stores remains to be seen. The immediate impact likely will be minimal. But a prolonged lack of action and lower budgets will cause severe hardships for area parks administrators and may lessen the experience for tourists.
That's a bad combination for Southern Utah.
We know the budget has to be cut, and the pain associated with those cuts will be widespread. But perhaps the cuts can be spread differently throughout the parks service and the Department of Interior. Now is the time to contact your U.S. senators and House members to share your thoughts on these cuts. Perhaps some compromise can be reached. But without prodding from the public, the fear is the entrenched positions won't allow lawmakers to see the damage being done as they stand up - or bow to - principles.


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Well, it's clear who's not going to win the U.S. Open this year – Maria Sharapova.
Sharapova capped one of the most bizarre months ever for a top player, in which she lost the only match she played and dumped coach Jimmy Connors after just that one match, with the announcement that she has pulled out of the U.S. Open with an injury.
Maria, Maria. Did not see this one coming. The decision was especially surprising given that she was in New York this very same week for a promotional event for her new candy line.
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So the road to back-to-back championships for Serena Williams just got a little less stressful. The question, as it usually is at the start of any tournament she plays, is, can anyone beat Serena? At the U.S. Open this year? Probably not.
But there are players to keep an eye on. With the draw now out, Serena faces a possible fourth-round matchup with fellow American Sloane Stephens. Stephens beat Serena at the Australian Open in January, but a repeat is not likely at this juncture.
Venus Williams is another one to watch this year, as it's unfortunately looking like her career is winding down, and it wouldn't be surprising if this U.S. Open is her last. She's got a tough test in the very first round, against #12-seeded Kirsten Flipkens, a Wimbledon semifinalist this year.
Possible upsets: #30 Laura Robson, who had a great run at last year's U.S. Open, over #5 Li Na in the third round; and #21 Simona Halep of Romania, who has had a monster year including a run to the championship of this week's New Haven Open, over #14 Maria Kirilenko in the third round and then #4 Sara Errani in the fourth.
On the men's side, the question is, who can beat Rafael Nadal? Nadal has been on fire this year, save for an early exit at Wimbledon, including two championships in the last two Masters series events. Who can take him, when he's playing at 100 percent, which he appears to be doing at this time? Probably no one.
Nadal has a tough road to the championship, though. If he faces Roger Federer in the quarterfinals, it would shockingly be the first time they've ever played at the U.S. Open. But Nadal will probably have to take out the top-seeded American, #13 John Isner, in the fourth round, and Federer will likely need to get through the second highest-ranked American, #26 Sam Querrey in the third.
Isner has been playing well of late, and he always has the potential to do some damage in a major with that monster serve. An intriguing second round possibility of Isner and flashy Gael Monfils may not happen, following the Frenchman's unfortunate retirement with an injury at today's Winston-Salem Open championship.
Possible upsets: Popular American James Blake over #9 Stan Wawrinka in the second round; young American Jack Sock over #14 Jerzy Janowicz in the second round; dangerous #30 Ernests Gulbis over #4 David Ferrer in the third round; and Nicholas Mahut, this year's Newport champion, over #21 Mikhail Youzhny in the first round.
If this year's wild Wimbledon was any indication, we're in for a ride over the next couple of weeks!


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Archive for Thursday, February 8, 2001
More people filing taxes electronically
As the April 15 tax deadline approaches, thousands of Kansas residents will be flocking to their computers instead of their mailboxes.
Electronic income tax filing is at an all-time high according to the Internal Revenue Service and the Kansas Department of Revenue.
Scott Holeman, public information officer at the revenue department, expects more than 400,000 Kansas residents to file their taxes over the Internet this year. The number of electronic filings has increased steadily over the past few years, Holeman said. Last year, close to 350,000 of the 1.5 million returns filed in Kansas were done electronically.
The Internal Revenue Service has also seen the number of electronic filings increase steadily over the past few years.
Last year, more than 25 million people filed electronically, up 16 percent from the year before.
According to a report from the IRS, electronic filing is faster and more accurate than filing by mail. The report reads that electronic returns are "virtually error proof," with an error rate of less than one percent. Paper returns have historically had an error rate of between 20 and 21 percent.
According to John O'Berg of Jim O'Berg CPA in Eudora, the real appeal of electronic filing is the expediency.
"If you want a refund back right away, then it's the way to go," he said.
O'Berg said his office files electronic returns for its clients every Thursday at 9 a.m.
"Then, if they use direct deposit, the refund is deposited in their bank account the Friday of the following week," he said.
O'Berg's not sure he agrees with the IRS contention that filing electronically is easier than filing with paper.
"It's really not easier for us," he said. "Actually it makes it a little harder because you have an additional step, downloading the files. Then you have to enter all of the information on the client's bank account."
Those having to pay taxes can also file electronically, but they still have to send their payment in by April 16, or include a bank routing number on their return so the money can be withdrawn from their bank account.
Because April 15 falls on a Sunday this year, the deadline has been extended one day.
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THEFT: Chambersburg Police received a report from Northwestern Human Services Wednesday morning that someone removed a corner from the license plate on one of its vehicles overnight.
The corner contained the registration sticker, police said.
(Incident No. C2012-12884)
THEFT: Four rings and a laptop were stolen between Nov. 24 and Saturday from an apartment at 53 Eastern Ave., according to Greencastle Police.
(Incident No. 2012-12-02064)
VANDALISM: Greencastle Police received a report that someone cut the exterior wire of one of several Christmas lights at 235 Apple Drive Friday or Saturday. The complainant said this has been an ongoing problem for several years, according to police.
(Incident No. 2012-12-02067)
CRASH: A driver struck a utility pole on the northern side of Social Island Road at 10:35 p.m. Monday, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg.
Police said Alfredo J. Figueroa, 33, Chambersburg, crested a slight hill on a bend in the road, traveled over wet pavement and lost traction.
Figueroa was reportedly unable to regain control of his 2009 Hyundai Elantra and spun counterclockwise - traveling toward a pole on the northern part of the road and striking a utility pole.
Figueroa was not injured, police said.
(Incident No. H03-2168646)
IDENTIFY THEFT: Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg, is investigating an identity theft incident that reportedly occurred on Settle Drive between Nov.
(Incident No. H03-2168945)
HARASSMENT: Gregory Joh Kanowicz, 23, of 230 Locust St., Mount Carmel, allegedly grabbed a 20-year-old man by the shirt and punched him in the face over the payment of a Comcast bill about 11 a.m. Friday.
Shippensburg Police said the victim was not injured and Kanowicz is being charged with harassment.
(Incident No. SP-2012-6034)
HARASSMENT: A 33-year-old Shippensburg woman reported to Pennsylvania State Police, Carlisle, on Monday that Jeffrey Emanuel Beitler, 39, Loysville, is harassing her by calling and threatening her.
The woman told police that Beitler said he was "coming over to punch her in the skull if she called CYS again."
Beitler reportedly told police that he cursed at the woman but didn't threaten her. He was notified that he would receive charges for harassment.
(Incident No. H02-2168729)
CRASH: A Pennsylvania State Police, Carlisle, trooper was dispatched to Bloserville Road north of Knoll Lane after a truck crashed into the woods. The driver - 58-year-old Jeffery L. Morret of Dillsburg - reportedly told the trooper he fell asleep and ran off the road. He was wearing his seat belt and was not injured, police said.
(Incident No. H02-2168039)
BURGLARY: Someone entered a shed on the property of 756 Mill Road between Nov. 5 and 20 and stole several hundred pounds of copper piping, wire, fittings, valves and lighting rods, according to Pennsylvania State Police, McConnellsburg.
A 4-foot level and four scaffolding wheels were also taken from the shed, police said. Total value of stolen items is estimated at $2,085.
(Incident No. G05-1302390)
RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT: Police arrested Timothy Wayne Spoonhour, a 26-year-old Chambersburg resident, after he allegedly became involved in an argument in the Fulton County Medical Center parking lot on Peach Orchard Road Nov. 27.
"This led to a series of hitting the victim, hitting her vehicle with a crutch, verbal abuse and pulling the emergency brake in her vehicle while she was driving," according to a Pennsylvania State Police, McConnellsburg trooper.
Spoonhour was charged with reckless endangerment, harassment, disorderly conduct and criminal mischief.
(Incident No. G05-1303018)


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Young & Reckless: An "Alf" pop-up show @ Known Gallery, LAJuxtapoz // Friday, July 12, 2013
Yes, ALF is back everyone. Friend of the magazine Roger Gastman has curated a special pop-up show, Young & Reckless, that will be opening this weekend (July 13-14) featuring an assortment of ALF collectibles and memorabilia, plus ALF-centric artwork by the likes of Morning Breath, Tristan Eaton, Cleon Peterson, Omens, and Grant Cobb. Its going to be weird, And as Roger told us, leave your cat at home... the show will take place at Known Gallery.
Ginger and WaitingErotica // Tuesday, January 17, 2012
His body is covered with rust-colored fur once described as burnt sienna. His rippled snout, facial moles and eight stomachs yearn for you. He has a tremendous appetite for cats that has yet to be fulfilled. He is Alf, the infamously seductive Alien Life Form; the artist behind this masterpiece still remains a mystery.


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Pastor David Franklin, the co-host for Let's Pray! and the Assistant Pastor of the Berea Temple Seventh-day Adventist Church in Baltimore, Md., recently questioned his Hollywood executive brother Devon Franklin and wife Meagan Good about what they would tell young men and women concerning love, relationships and walking with God.
Good's husband spoke about society teaching men not to share their emotions, but had a different piece of advice for those listening.
"What I say to young men is don't let anybody tell you what a man is supposed to look like if it's not connected to God. When you look at the word of God, God lays out visions of manhood," Franklin said on Let's Pray recently. "When you look at Moses, David, Jesus … all of these men were men that would go to the ends of the earth to fight for what they believed in. Moral men, men of integrity, men of great compassion."
While some men brag about their exploits with women, Franklin advised young men to take a different approach.
"Do not define yourself by your sexual prowess," the preacher said on his brother's show
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Research Center for Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology (RCPN) was established in 2004 by Dr Omidi as part of Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Tabriz-IRAN. RCPN is currently directed by Dr Rashidi. As a pioneer research center in the field of nanomedicine in Iran, RCPN aims to advance nanobioscience for improving and applying novel nanomedicine to serve National Public Health and achieve international reputation. The foremost mission of RCPN is to build capacity for multidisciplinary investigations in the field of nanomedicine in order to implement novel therapeutics for improving the national and global health.
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In recent decades, our globe has witnessed many great achievements mostly emerged from the intermarriage between divers scientific disciplines and it is expected that the major scientific and technological breakthroughs occur at the boundaries between different disciplines. To step in this direction, a considerable part of our research has been emphasized on interdisciplinary researches and the laboratories of RCPN are collectively involved in interdisciplinary research in nanobiotechnology that encompasses five major areas in RCNP laboratories:
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Theatre Camps
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The Ogunquit Playhouse Children's Theatre Program offers theatrical training to students of all ages in a supportive and nurturing environment. No prior training or skill level is required to participate. All camps are filled on a first come, first serve basis.
Children ages 5 to 8 years may participate in our Rising Stars Camps. Children ages 9 to 15 can participate in our Junior Players' Camps which results in on-stage performances for our audiences.
Director of Youth Programming
We are delighted to have Julie Oliver back as the Director of Youth Programming for the second year in a row. Julie has been our Resident Musical Director for Children's Theatre since 2009 and Musical Director and Assistant Musical Director for some of the Playhouse's main stage shows. You may remember Julie's performance as "Mama Bear" in 2012's production of Berenstain Bears. A graduate of Antioch University New England with a BME from Jacksonville University, Julie is a seasoned performer, solo vocal performer and accompanist. For more than 30 years she has been a music specialist in Nashua, New Hampshire and is currently the choral director at Nashua High School North.
Julie is currently in her 12th season as the Musical Director for the professional productions at the Palace Theatre in Manchester, New Hampshire. She has also managed and music directed the Palace Theatre's Camp Program and music directed many of their youth theatre, Teen and Teen Apprentice Company productions.
Please note: All camps are sold out for the 2015 Season.
Rising Stars
Ages 5-8
This week-long camp introduces our youngest students to the theatre arts. The workshops bring the performing arts to life for youngsters new to theatre, combining fun and educational games with instruction, culminating in a live performance at the end of the week. Students learn basic staging, music and choreography with an emphasis on group performance in a supportive and nurturing atmosphere.
Students attend camp 9am-Noon Monday through Friday. A performance for families is held on the final day of camp (Friday) in the Chloe Checkoway Pavilion.
Junior Players
Ages 9-15*
This Children's Theatre Camp, is designed for students age 9 to 15 regardless of skill or training level. The workshops identify, strengthen and enhance each student's performance skills, self-esteem and self-expression. Students receive vocal, movement and acting training while preparing to perform before a live audience. Each Junior Players camp results in a fully staged production on our main stage - often to sold out audiences!
Students attend camp Monday-Friday, 9:30am-3:30pm with two performances on Saturday and one on Sunday.
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Sylvia Ji "Interwoven" @ Fecal Face Dot Gallery, SFJuxtapoz // Monday, July 01, 2013
FFDG is pleased to present Los Angeles based painter Sylvia Ji in her first solo show with FFDG entitled "Interwoven" featuring new acrylic paintings on wood inspired by Mexican textile and female figurative elements. A limited edition print will be released at the opening and Sylvia will be present for signing. An opening reception is scheduled for Friday, July 12th (7-10pm). Beer and wine will be available. The show runs through August 10th.
A Conversation with Sylvia JiJuxtapoz // Wednesday, November 07, 2012
This past weekend, LA-based artist Sylvia Ji opened a new body of work, La Catrina, at Corey Helford's new CHG Circa space in Culver City. Featuring 23 new works, the exhibition exorcises the contemporary, where the past remains an ongoing force, grounding the present with an unworldly vibrance. We talked to Sylvia about her new work...
Opening This Weekend: Sylvia Ji "La Catrina" and Print Release @ CHG CircaJuxtapoz // Friday, November 02, 2012
On Saturday, November 3, 2012, CHG Circa (Corey Helford Gallery's new space) will feature La Catrina, Sylvia Ji's new paintings of sublime Catrina beauty and her fifth solo exhibition with the gallery. Central to the paintings of La Catrina is the specter of La Calavera Catrina, an iconic deity of Mexico's Day of the Dead celebrations, invoked by Sylvia Ji as a chromatic presence enciphered with allegory. Coinciding with the opening, Ji will release two new prints exclusive to CHG Circa, available at the opening.
Sylvia Ji "La Catrina" @ CHG Circa, Culver CityJuxtapoz // Thursday, October 25, 2012
On Saturday, November 3, 2012, CHG Circa will feature La Catrina, Sylvia Ji's new paintings of sublime Catrina beauty and her fifth solo exhibition with the gallery. Central to the paintings of La Catrina is the specter of La Calavera Catrina, an iconic deity of Mexico's Day of the Dead celebrations, invoked by Sylvia Ji as a chromatic presence enciphered with allegory.
Sylvia JiErotica // Thursday, December 29, 2011
'Possessing an artistic voice as unique as the times we live in, Sylvia Ji is at once contemplative, spiritual, enigmatic, and yet whimsically funny. Above all else, it is perhaps beauty that emerges as her defining characteristic, and her art reflects this: an extension of herself; a passionate appreciation of simple aesthetic pleasure fused with intimately complex subject matter.'
Teaser: Sylvia Ji's "Gilded Roses" @ Corey Helford GalleryJuxtapoz // Saturday, December 03, 2011
On December 17, Los Angeles-based Sylvia Ji will open a new solo exhibition, Gilded Roses, at Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City. After seeing Helford Gallery at Scope with a wide-variety of works from their newest exhibiting artists, we are excited to see a new body of work from former Jux-feature, Ji.
Last Days to see COOP at Corey Helford GalleryJuxtapoz // Tuesday, August 02, 2011
This is the last week to catch COOP's newest solo show, Idle Hands, that has been up at Corey Helford Gallery for the past month. The show comes down on August 3, and we have a few shots from the opening this past July. Our founder, Robert Williams, made it out to show some support...
Opening Photos from Adam Wallacavage and Henry Lewis at Corey Helford GalleryTattoo // Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Adam Wallacavage and Henry Lewis are both celebrating solo exhibitions at Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City, California, and we have opening night photos to show. As always, a large crowd gathered to see both artists newest bodies of work. Images after the jump . . .
IN LA.: Sylvia Ji "Shapeshifter" opening at Corey Helford GalleryJuxtapoz // Sunday, December 12, 2010
Last night there was a line out the door and around the block to get into the opening for Sylvia Ji's "Shapeshifter" opening at Corey Helford Gallery Gallery. Photos after the jump…


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As a condition for receiving the license, she presented a certificate from the Department of Taxation that a financial agreement is in place for settlement of her state tax arrearage. Her local property taxes remained up to date, Town Manager William Sequino Jr. said at the time of the diner's closing.
Reynhaut said she worked out a settlement with Paul Guertin from the taxation office. "He was reasonable to work with," she said.
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"We're all glad she was able to resolve her tax issues with the state. It's good for Main Street, and it's good for the town," he said.
Reynhaut said the diner, listed with Marilyn Kiesel of RE/MAX's East Greenwich office at $379,350 after its August closing, remains on the market, although she is not actively pursuing a sale.
Jigger's, whose origins date back to a restaurant opened by Vilgot "Jigger" Lindberg in 1917, has received numerous Rhode Island Monthly awards since Carol Shriner reopened the 36-seat 1947 Worcester Lunch Car to feed the locals in 1992. It has been honored for Best Pancakes, Best Diner Dinner, Best West Bay Diner, Best Breakfast Place and Best West Bay Breakfast.
Reynhaut bought the diner in 2000, and served as cook and manager until Aug. 17, when state tax officials and Police Chief Thomas C. Coyle ordered it closed in the middle of a business day.
Four months to the day later, breakfast will finally be served again.
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Two Fed nominees previously blocked by Vitter joined Bernanke supporting QE3
(Washington, D.C.) – U.S. Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) expressed concern with the Federal Reserve's decision to implement another round of quantitative easing – this time with no announced end in sight. Quantitative easing is a fiscal maneuver used by the central bank that seeks to provide a form of stimulus to the economy. The Fed purchases certain assets to increase their reserves and lower interest rates. Critics of this practice, such as Vitter, believe this printing of excess money to provide stimulus to big banks will prolong inflation and make it more severe.
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David Berlow, Font Bureau founder, and Jim Parkinson, who drew some of the first designs used in Rolling Stone, collaborated to create the new design."We made three main modernizations to the design," says Berlow. "One involved making the weight, stroke contrast and spacing more in line with a modern face for display uses. Another involved separating the more eccentric characters out as alternate designs. And the third was to add even more alternates for greater expression."Berlow drew the roman weights. For Parkinson, drawing the italics meant reworking the designs he had handlettered for Black in the 1970s. "Roger decided he wanted to use Cochin as a display type for a feature in a new magazine," recalls Parkinson. "He sent me samples from a specimen book. I photocopied them and started lettering. Roger wanted a bunch of swash characters—more than existed in the basic typeface. I started copying swash letters from other typefaces and 'Cochinizing' them. Then I just started making stuff up."When Roger and Joe (Hutchinson) and David (Berlow) started the Cochin project for Rolling Stone," Parkinson continues, "Roger remembered the crazy Cochins I did more than 30 years ago. He asked me to digitize them and add as many additional swash alternatives as I could dream up. I did two or three batches, but David wanted more—and I was having fun—so there are lots of them."TRIUMPHING OVER TECHNOLOGYFonts for metal and early phototypesetting machines like the Linotype and Monotype had to be created within a crude system of predetermined character width values. Every letter had to fit within, and have its spacing determined by, a grid of only 18 units. This meant that if the ideal proportions of a particular character did not fit within a subset of these 18 units, it had to be altered so that it did. As a result, type designers were often compelled to compromise their designs from what they felt was ideal so they would work within the confines of the technology.The original Frutiger typeface was such a design. The face dates back to 1968, when Adrian Frutiger was commissioned to design the signage for the then-new Charles de Gaulle Airport in Roissy, France. Frutiger's goal was to create a sans serif typeface with the rationality and clean lines of his Univers design, but softened with organic, almost calligraphic, nuances.
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The Yukon Archaeology Program is responsible for managing archaeological sites on Yukon lands and assists First Nations in archaeological site management on Settlement Lands. The program was established to support and fulfill the Government of Yukon's archaeological resource management and research responsibilities under the Yukon Historic Resources Act, and Chapter 13 of the Umbrella Final Agreement.
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LSU coach Paul Mainieri waves to the crowd before an NCAA baseball game against Centenary in Baton Rouge, on Feb. 19, 2010.
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BATON ROUGE - LSU freshman shortstop Alex Bregman planned on "YouTubing" Bobby Knight's infamous translation of a "game face" after practice Tuesday.
In his glory days as Indiana's Hall of Fame basketball coach, Knight was once asked about a game face concerning an upcoming contest and said, "In my entire adult life, I've never used the expression, 'game face.' I've no (bleep, bleep) idea what it means or what you're supposed to do."
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Matilda Mother, The Gnome, and Interstellar Overdrive are better than anything from Gilmour/Waters era.
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Album Rating: 4.0Bring me Fozzie's head on a stick
Album Rating: 4.0Fucking great album
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Carpentras (Provençal Occitan: Carpentràs in classical norm or Carpentras in Mistralian norm) is a commune in the Vaucluse department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region in southeastern France.
It stands on the banks of the Auzon. As capital of the Comtat Venaissin, it was frequently the residence of the Avignon popes; the Papal States retained possession of the Venaissin until the French Revolution. Nowadays, Carpentras is a commercial center for Comtat Venaissin and is famous for the black truffle markets held from winter to early spring.
Carpentras was a commercial site used by Greek merchants in ancient times, and known to Romans at first as Carpentoracte Meminorum, mentioned by Pliny, then renamed Forum Neronis ("Forum of Nero"); the city retains an impressive Roman triumphal arch, that has been enclosed by the bishops' palace, rebuilt in 1640, now a law court, and a machicolated city gate, the Porte d'Orange.
For the history of the bishopric of Carpentras, see Ancient Diocese of Carpentras.
At the beginning of the Avignon Papacy, Pope Clement V took up residence, along with the Roman Curia, in Carpentras in 1313. It was his successor Pope John XXII who settled definitively at Avignon.
Joseph-Dominique d'Inguimbert, Bishop of Carpentras from 1735 to 1754, established a great scholarly library which Jean-François Delmas, the current chief librarian, has called "the oldest of our municipal libraries"; known as the Bibliothèque Inguimbertine and now holding around 140,000 books, it is known to bibliophiles all over France and is scheduled to move into roomier quarters in the former Hôtel-Dieu in 2013.[1][broken citation]
Carpentras has been an important centre of French Judaism, and is home to the oldest synagogue in France (1367), which still holds services. In May 1990, the Jewish cemetery was desecrated (see French and European Nationalist Party).[2]
Carpentras is famous for the Truffle market that takes place every Friday morning during the winter months.[3]
Its traditional confectionery is the berlingot, a small hard candy with thin white stripes, originally made from the syrup left over from conservation of fruits.
Carpentras was the birthplace of:
- Carpentras (also known as Elzéar Genet) (c.1470–1548), prominent early Renaissance composer
- Louis Archimbaud (1705–1789), composer and organist of Carpentras Cathedral
- Joseph Duplessis (1725–1802), portraitist
- Alexis-Vincent-Charles Berbiguier de Terre-Neuve du Thym, (1765–1851), author and demonologist
- François-Vincent Raspail (1794–1878), chemist, physiologist, and socialist
- Édouard Daladier (1884–1970) politician and Prime Minister of France at the start of the Second World War
- Christophe Maé (1975–) musician, performer, and composer.
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Twin towns — Sister cities[edit]
Carpentras is twinned with:
- Vevey, Switzerland[4]
- Seesen, Germany
- Ponchatoula, Louisiana, USA
- Camaiore, Italy
See also[edit]
- ^ Thomas Wieder, "Un cabinet de curiosités à Carpentras," Le Monde des Livres, August 13, 2009.
- ^ [1]
- ^ Truffle Market
- ^ "Association Suisse des Communes et Régions d'Europe". L'Association suisse pour le Conseil des Communes et Régions d'Europe (ASCCRE) (in French). Retrieved 2013-07-20.
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|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Carpentras.
- Carpentras official website (in French)
- Encyclopaedia Britannica 1911 "Carpentras"
- Pictures of Carpentras Cathedral: [2], [3]
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Eric Bernheim's legal practice includes real estate, zoning, land use and litigation matters. He has represented numerous municipalities in a number of different issues ranging from election law disputes to land use and real estate related matters. Also, he has participated in the successful representation of complex land use and zoning applications from the initial planning process through the conclusion of any appeals. His practice also includes the representation of numerous landlords and tenants with respect to their leasing and landlord/tenant issues. His clients range from municipalities, financial institutions and property management groups to small business owners and individuals.Eric represents numerous banks and other financial institutions in a wide variety of transactions including, the closing of commercial loans, and foreclosures. He provides counseling to financial institutions in numerous legal issues that may arise during the lending process and assists in litigation matters pertaining to closely held businesses, real estate, land use and zoning appeals, and real property disputes. Additionally, Eric is certified as a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Green Associate (LEED Green Associate). As a LEED Green Associate, Eric advises clients on the rapidly emerging green building industry and assist in evaluating and navigating the LEED certification process, including LEED credits, credit interpretation requests, appeals, and efforts to incorporate LEED into local zoning codes. PublicationLEEDing the Green Home Initiative: Will Local Zoning Incentive Support Growth? New England Real Estate Journal, 07/20/2012 News & EventsFirm Attorneys Recognized as 2015 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars�(Resident, Westport)


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December 1, 2015
An escapee from Oskaloosa County has been recaptured in Walton County.
Acting on an anonymous tip, Walton County deputies surrounded the home of 18-year-old Eric Dewayne Russell near Paxton and took him into custody.
Russell escaped from a juvenile detention facility in Fort Walton Beach last Friday.
Since fleeing from the treatment center, Russell had eluded capture after being spotted in south Alabama and northern Walton County.
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If you have ever admired the handsome and cleverly planted troughs seen in many of the gardens on summer garden tours, you now have the opportunity to learn how to make a trough yourself.
Sherri Epure and Debbie Deterlie, artisans who sold their garden art at the Monfort Heights/White Oak Community Association Summer Garden Tours, offered to teach a class this month on how to make garden troughs.
The class will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, in Green Township.
The cost is $30 and the only thing you will need to supply is a pair of gloves and a dust mask. The instructors will take you step-by-step through the process of making a beautiful trough for your own garden.
Because this will be a very "hands on" learning session, the class size is limited to 10, so don't delay in signing up.
To register and for location of the class, call 513-385-9315.


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Memorials of Grace Monuments, LLC 280 County Rd. 831 Cullman, AL 35057 Office: (256) 747-9003 Fax: (256) 747-6646
We are located in the Bethel Community of Cullman about 8 miles on 278 West. Come to your first caution light and turn left at the Exxon; we are 1000 yards down on the right.
"WHERE REFLECTIONS OF LIFE ARE SET IN STONE" We are an independent local monument company. Our
profession is about artfully preserving the memory of loved ones that have
passed away. We design memorials that will help you honor your loved one. People who
have gone through the loss of a loved one deserve a professional who is
passionate and experienced.
We design and create a wide array of custom cemetery
monuments and memorials including, but not limited to, cemetery headstones,
gravesite markers, gravestones, mausoleums, granite columbaria, bronze, granite
or marble statues, garden memorials, and emblems. We design the memorial that
is right for your family
This website provides a sampling of our work. To use
this website to design your monument, you may choose any of the designs or
elements you see on any of these monuments. You are only restricted
by the size of the chosen monument. We will be glad to find graphics you
want that we do not have, and all that we have are not shown on these pages.
For pricing questions, contact us & we will be happy to assist you! Standard Price guide coming to website very soon!
We accept most major credit cards


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What Do You Have in Common?
So in the theme of v-day, what do you and your hubby/s/o have in common? Is there ONE thing that you both enjoy? (besides the obvious..LOL)
I am going to admit that my husband and I have NOTHING in common - we like different movies, music, etc. BUT once we got married we both realized that we LOVE WRESTLING! I get to watch the sexy men in speedos and he is just fine with it. LOL
How about you girls?
We have the same sense of humor. We pretty much like the same music. We love the same foods.
pretty much everything, except our bad habits.