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August 2013 Issue
Ode to Ohio
Columbus artist Michael McEwan paints his central Ohio surroundings.
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"Chapman Road Summer Afternoon," 24-by-24 inches, oil/panel, 2012
Michael McEwan
"Snowfall/Dusk/12/12," 48-by-48 inches, oil on canvas, 2012/13
Michael McEwan
"Snow on the Hills" 6-by-6 inches, oil/panel, 2013
Michael McEwan
"Arpeggio/Chapman Road Series," 8-by-8 inches, oil, 2012
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By pure geographic coincidence, Michael McEwan grew up in suburban Columbus on a street in Upper Arlington located along the 40th parallel. Big jets landing on the north runway at Port Columbus airport routinely zoomed overhead, and he loved to watch the contrails they left in the sky. The youngster was fascinated with the way the sun seemed to transform the vapor trail.
"It looked," he recalls, "like a big red cobra just hanging in the sky." His street also happened to be adjacent to farmland owned by The Ohio State University. The open fields, dirt roads and farmhouses caught his eye, and for a boy with imagination and curiosity, the rural topography was irresistible.
"I was a city kid," explains McEwen, "but it was great fun to have country spaces to just roam around."
Clearly, McEwan has always been attuned to the Ohio landscape: He notices how the sun-dappled light appears in a grove of trees on a June morning. He pays attention to the lay of the land and the paths of rivers, and he delights in staring out into the sky. To McEwan, it's a treat simply to watch the sun go down. By combining this keen sense of place with his natural talent, he's spent the last 30 years building a successful career as a painter whose evocative landscapes capture the essence of a certain scene yet also seem transcendent. Not only are the artist's works owned by hundreds of private collectors, museums, corporations and institutions, but McEwan also has had dozens of one-person and group exhibitions in cities that include Atlanta; Charlotte, North Carolina; Knoxville, Tennessee; Indianapolis; and, of course, Columbus, where the Keny Galleries has represented him since the mid-1980s.
McEwan's home and studio are in Columbus, and he usually finds his subjects in or near central Ohio.
"I enjoy the world around me," he says. "I don't feel compelled to go to the Grand Canyon or anywhere else to paint."
In the tradition of George Inness' idyllic tonal landscapes, McEwan has mastered nuances of color and light to create bucolic paintings such as "Hayfields Mid-Afternoon/Holmes County" that subtly extol Ohio's countryside and the occupations of those who live and work there. He also has a passion for rivers, especially the Olentangy and Scioto that meet in downtown Columbus. Using the naturally horizontal positioning of rivers to configure paintings such as "Fall Sundown/Olentangy River at Lane Ave.," McEwan excels at conveying the aura of a stream — the way it looks and its relationship to the sun, the season, the surroundings — at a moment in time. The artist demonstrates his grasp of abstract pictorial structure with his depiction of trees on a hillside in "Chapman Road/Arpeggio," yet for his portrayals of "Kelso and High/Late Afternoon" — and other urban settings in Columbus neighborhoods — he conjures the geometric forms and luminous sunlight of Edward Hopper.
Keny Galleries co-owner Timothy Keny admires the fact that McEwan's dedication and natural ability are enhanced by his knowledge of art history.
"He has great stylistic range that shows influences from impressionism to abstract expressionism," says Keny.
And although McEwan is a versatile artist who works in oils, acrylics, watercolors and pastels, a recurring image in his visual odes to Ohio scenery is a big sky. "I never really appreciated the fullness of the Ohio sky until I came back to Columbus from studying in Washington," says McEwan. "The sky just felt huge to me."
After high school in Upper Arlington, McEwan received his undergraduate training at the Corcoran School of Art and Design in Washington, D.C. He'd planned to focus on figures, but when a teacher suggested he try painting outside, the artist changed his mind. Because McEwan lived near the Key Bridge, he would walk across it to experiment with landscapes of the Potomac River. Taking advantage of the city's free museums, McEwan also studied art by studying the work in their collections. He admired the painting of Inness, John Singer Sargent, Winslow Homer, Claude Monet, Joan Mitchell and Columbus native George Bellows. "What these artists have in common," McEwan explains, "is that they are all observational painters in various ways."
In 1981, McEwan returned to Columbus to attend Ohio State's graduate school of fine arts and soon found a studio space where he relished the luxury of working in solitude. With the familiar sights and experiences around his hometown providing inspiration, the artist began creating and exhibiting his own observational paintings.
"I like the idea of celebrating our everydayness," he says. McEwan prepares to paint a landscape by drawing sketches and taking notes about his perceptions of a subject outdoors. Then, he returns to the studio to mull over the elements of the painting — light, color, shapes, structure — and orchestrate their relationships.
"I find," says McEwan, "that if I work everything out when beginning a painting, it gives me more freedom at the end."
This summer has been a busy one for the artist. In addition to the adult classes he teaches at his studio, McEwan is planning to host an Open Studio on Nov. 9. The event will allow the public to visit the studio, see how an artist works and view completed paintings as well as works in progress. McEwan also is preparing for fall shows at Keny Galleries and Zanesville Museum of Art. Among the landscapes he'll exhibit are two oils on canvas — "Path near the Marshes" (Keny Galleries) and "I-71 Sunset/July" (Zanesville) — that reveal his signature use of rich yet understated colors. Both paintings feature prominent skies done in shades of blue that ring true.
"I may be labeled an Ohio landscape painter," McEwan acknowledges, "but I'm totally OK with that."
For more information about the artist, visit
Sept. 20–Nov. 15
"Michael McEwan: Poetry of Place, Recent Landscapes
and Urbanscapes"
Keny Galleries, 300 E. Beck St., Columbus 43206
Nov. 30–Jan. 4
"Looking Through the Sky: Landscape Painting by Michael McEwan"
Zanesville Museum of Art, 620 Military Rd., Zanesville 43701
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It looks like the consensus is that my plan should work, though it will take a long time. I'm thinking it will take a year or so, which is fine with me. I'm not going to quit, in any case.
My gauge is going to be my waist measurement. I'd like to see measurable results every month or two. I measured myself at 38.5in two weeks ago. I'll do another measurement in a couple of weeks. I'm going for an eventual measurement of somewhere around 33, though the BF measurement is so imprecise that I'm not sure that 33in is realistic either.
If all I do is use them just before my workout, I might try the BCAAs. We'll see. I'm not subscribing to the illusion that I just need to x then y then z and I'll magically be love handle-less. I just want to be sure I have a reasonable plan with a reasonable expectation for success.
Also, I think basic whey powder provides almost as much BCAA as straight BCAA, and people say the straight stuff tastes nasty.
If you are new to the PB - please ignore ALL of this stuff, until you've read the book, or at least http://www.marksdailyapple.com/primal-blueprint-101/ and this (personal fave): http://www.archevore.com/get-started/
First time I tried powder BCAA I was blown away by how bad they tasted. But I realized they take a lot more shaking to dissolve fully than what I'd done. More water and a lot more shaking and they were far more tolerable the second time.
I buy pure BCAAs from NOW Foods and mix with a little Crystal Light fruit punch in a blender. Using warm water helps to dissolve the BCAAs a little better. I did try it straight up and it's like drinking battery acid... horrible.
SW on 10/1/11: 380lbs.
CW 12/13/12: 315lbs. (Was under 300#, added some muscle :-) )
GW: 10% B.F. 250lbs. - 275lbs. (6' 4" tall)
That must be why there don't seem to be any "chocolate" or "vanilla" flavored BCAA drinks. The acrid taste wouldn't be masked well with those. They all seem to be fruit flavored.
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Is there a canonical image of what 12% (and 6% and 8% and 15% and 20%) look like?
Been looking over the reports on what guys like Pitt (Troy, Fight Club) and Craig (Bond) had to do to build their bodies like that, and it goes waaaaaaaay beyond what is usually talked about on here. Trying to understand what a normal person with a normal job can reasonably be expected to achieve, without giving up their entire life.
Leigh Peele » Blog Archive » Body Fat Pictures and Percentages
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A Body Fat Percent Picture Guide!
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I've had mine for 4 years and I still love it.So much fun to drive.
Maybe more storage if feasible...
Very nice roadster for the money. All the Miata driving traits carried to the next level, worthy successor to my '95 Miata. Superior handling, braking, manual shifting, cornering etc. But. I think Mazda blew some of these details: exterior styling rear end. Boring. Needs the spoiler just to get going. Front styling. The round hood shape is odd and visually distracting. Interior. Console cup holders are useless, should be storage with gas and trunk releases. Interior. No map pockets. Huh? Gas door release. Torturous location. Exterior colors. The cloth top is an ugly color. All of the body colors except black need to be richer, see Porsche. Side styling lacks character.
The driving experience and reliability. In spite of my styling dings, I think Mazda is headed in the right way, they just blew some details. Fuel economy. Exhaust note. Playfulness. Price. Wheel styles. Trunk light. Seats. Roll over bars and side air bags. Ease of manual top use. Speed.
A wonderful, affordable, fun car marred by ergonomic and styling miscues that should be easy to fix. My seatbelt retractor sometimes sticks due to the plastic guide. Safety hazard. Mazda should employ a Travel Agency for organized drives around the world in these things. A new business model!
The only thing I don't like about the car is the seats are not the most comfortable but the car is a blast to drive. I really wanted a car with a V-6 but the style and looks of the MX-5 won me over. I was very pleased with the car's performance and it has some get up and go for a 4 cylinder. I looked at other cars in its class but they did not have as much room and little to no trunk space. The MX-5 has a nice trunk and a storage area behind the seats that you can place items in. The cup holders on the doors makes it nice and allows you to shift the vehicle without worrying about hitting your drink. I'm very pleased with my MX-5 and it's affordable and offers more than others in its class.
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Thanksgiving is a day to remember everything we are grateful for, but sometimes just saying what we're thankful for doesn't feel like enough. Fulfillment can often be found in putting our thanksgiving into action by serving those less fortunate.
For many teenagers, volunteer hours are a requirement for school and a good thing to put on college applications. However, it's important to remember that in the end service isn't about you. It isn't a competition to see who has done more hours, a race to get it done, or an inconvenience on a Saturday morning that could have been spent sleeping in. It's about the people who may be competing to get a job, in a race to stay alive or wish they had a bed to sleep in. Choosing where to volunteer can be daunting -- there are hundreds of different charities and opportunities. No matter what, you'll be helping people.
I've volunteered at a wide range of places to find what is the best fit for me. This year I volunteered at Habitat for Humanity and St. Luke's Mission of Mercy. These organizations provide great opportunities to help those less fortunate right here in Buffalo. Going to my first Habitat for Humanity site with a school club, I didn't know what to expect. As we got closer, I noticed the amount of vacant lots in the neighborhood we would be working in. When we arrived at the site, the street had multiple Habitat homes on it, but we were told that another two abandoned homes had been demolished on that street just in the past week. Each of those vacant lots represents someone who had to give up on their dream, but Habitat tries to give those people a second chance.
The stories of the recipients of Habitat for Humanity homes are all different, but none of them just get handed the keys to a brand new house. All of them are required to volunteer for Habitat and work on their own house, which gives them a sense of pride and purpose. So, when you volunteer at a house, you could be working alongside the person who will be living there. It's nice for the homeowners to see so many people who care about them, and it also motivates the volunteers to do a good job.
Habitat homes either start from scratch or improve upon an existing building, so there are a variety of jobs for volunteers. Not a contractor? Don't worry, neither am I -- the only requirement is that volunteers have to be 16 or older and willing to learn. The people in charge of each site don't expect you to know how to do everything and will walk you through it. For example, none of us in our club had ever installed insulation, but by the end of the day we were pros. It's always great to learn something new, but it's even better to make someone's home warm and cozy with your new skill.
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For two years in a row, I've volunteered at St. Luke's Mission of Mercy on its food packing day before the big Thanksgiving giveaway. Once you see the amazing results of the day's work, you will want to come back. Entering the church where the food packing takes place, it is odd to see bins and cardboard boxes filled with food in the aisles of such a beautiful place. Instead of filling the pews with people, the goal of the day is to fill them with bags of food for the needy. It seems like an impossible task considering the size of the church and the amount of work needed to put together each bag, but when volunteers start piling in and the production line begins, the rate of progress is amazing.
It may sound monotonous to keep passing bags of food down the line of volunteers for hours, but you meet so many interesting new people that it's fun and it goes by quickly. The diverse group of volunteers includes families with little kids, high school groups, church groups, companies and many others. To be a part of such a large gathering of people willing to give up a Saturday so that thousands wouldn't have to go hungry on Thanksgiving is a great experience.
At the end of the day, everyone's hard work showed. More than 6,000 bags of food filled the church, ready to be distributed. It is one of the most powerful sights I've ever seen -- not just the fact that hunger affects so many in Buffalo, but that so many people are willing to help.
St. Luke's has many ministries that help the needy year-round, and there will be another food packing day on Dec. 10.
It may not seem like a few hours of service will have a huge impact on someone's life, but you are doing your part, no matter how small. Show that you are grateful for what you have by sharing it, and those you help will be grateful that you cared about them in their time of need.
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which hole do I plug it in?
Classic controller plugs into the bottom of the Wiimote chief. Wiimote will sit on the back of the Classic Controller, for added weight, and so that you dont have a Wiimote hanging around the floor.
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I havent seen pictures of it but it does have clips on the back of the controller and Im sure there are pictures of it attached to the bottom of the wii-mote
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Check out the Wii chat gallery, there is a pic of the classic controller attached to the Wiimote with a lead in the same way as the Nunchuk, then you can just sit the Wiimote on your lap, turn on the rumble feature and get your rocks off while your play with your self
Ummm wouldn't it make sense for the Classic Controller to plug into the Gamecube ports? This way power wouldn't be drained from the Wii-mote... It would be great if they were simply wireless though.
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PINEVILLE – About 140 National Guard soldiers who will be deployed to Iraq were sent off by hundreds of family and friends Tuesday in Pineville.
The soldiers are from the Louisiana National Guard's 225th Engineer Brigade Headquarters and Headquarters Company from Camp Beauregard. They will train at Fort Hood, Texas before heading to Iraq.
The well-wishers packed Guinn Auditorium at Louisiana Tuesday for the send-off which was going to be the second and third tour for some of the troops. Many of the soldier's relatives were teary-eyed and emotional but the pride they felt was quite evident.
"I couldn't be more proud of my son and the sacrifices he's made for our country," said Betty Marks of Leesville. "He's never complained and takes his duty to his country very seriously."
Major General Bennett Landreneau told the troops, who will leave Texas in January in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, they are carrying a proud tradition in a long line of Louisiana's citizen-soldiers who have answered the country's call to service.
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Though she carded her first over-par round of the championship, Inbee Park had no problem securing her third straight major title of 2013. The 24-year-old closed with a 2-over 74 at Sebonack Golf Club in Southampton, N.Y., to finish at 8-under 280 and win the U.S. Women's Open.
Park, who began the final round with a four-stroke lead over I.K. Kim, carded two birdies and four bogeys Sunday, edging fellow South Koreans Kim, who also had a 74, by four strokes and So Yeon Ryu (72) by seven.
The Open victory pads Park's 2013 major total; she won the Kraft Nabisco in April and LPGA Championship in early June. It's also her second win in the U.S. Women's Open; her other was her first-ever LPGA victory, in 2008.
Park is the first player since the legendary Babe Didrikson Zaharias to win the season's first three major championships in women's golf. Zaharias set that mark in 1950 when there were only three major championships in women's golf.
The Open title was also Park's sixth victory of the year, further cementing her position as the No. 1-ranked player in the world. In addition to joining Zaharias with three consecutive majors at the start of the year, Park also ties the all-time LPGA mark of three major titles in a year held by Mickey Wright (1961) and Pat Bradley (1986).
After Park two-putted for par on the 18th hole, she raised her arms in triumph and was quickly surrounded by fellow South Korean pros, who splashed her with champagne. She then hugged her parents; it was her first major win attended by her father.
When asked at greenside whether the magnitude of potientially making history affected her during play, Park demurred, saying, "I was calm out there. I didn't feel much pressure on the golf course. But I was nervous last night."
She then added, "I'm very honored to put my name next to Babe Zaharias." Park tried to parry a question about her going for four straight majors, a record accomplished only by Wright (1961-62) and Tiger Woods (2001-01), over two seasons. No one has ever won four straight in the same year. "I don't know what I did today . . . it's scary what I can do," she said, eliciting laughter from the gallery.
The LPGA's next major is the Women's British Open August 1-4 at the Old Course at St. Andrews. The LPGA Tour has five annual majors, with the final one being the Evian Masters in France September 12-15.
Among the many players impressed with Park is World Golf Hall of Fame member Karrie Webb, who has seven majors to her credit. "I think I have a heartbeat. I don't know if Inbee has one," said the Aussie, who tied for 13th after shooting a 74.
"You can obviously feel for someone like I.K. Kim, who would be winning any other U.S. Open on this golf course if it weren't for Inbee. Sometimes it's just not good enough when someone is as hot as Inbee is."
Kim and Ryu were the only other players to finish under par through four rounds of the U.S. Women's Open. Sharing fourth at 1-over 289 were Americans Paula Creamer (72) and Angela Stanford (74) and England's Jodi Ewart Shadoff, who carded a 76.
Tied for seventh at 290 were a couple of Yanks, Brittany Lang (72) and Jessica Korda (73).
Three players broke par Sunday. China's Shanshan Feng and California amateur Casie Cathrea both shot 70s, while South Korea's Meena Lee had a 71.
Defending champion Na Yeon Choi - one of the players who ran onto the 18th green at Sebonack to spray champagne on Park - closed with a 75 and ended up tied for 17th at 295. After carding a 79 Saturday, 15-year-old New Zealand amateur Lydia Ko rebounded with an even-par 72 to finish at 11-over 299.
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West Milton State Bank announces Rexford B. Hilton is joining its community banking team as commercial relationship manager. He will manage commercial lending services in Lycoming and neighboring counties. Hilton brings with him more than 40 years of experience in the financial services industry.
Rex resides in Montoursville with his wife, Catherine. He serves as President of K's for Cancer, a non-profit public charity established in memory of his son Justin Flannery Hilton. He has been involved with the Pennsylvania Bankers Association, the American Institute of Banking, the Williamsport-Lycoming Chamber of Commerce, the Lycoming County United Way, the Community Arts Center, the Montoursville Little League, Susquehanna Health, the Montoursville Public Library and Habitat for Humanity. Hilton is a past member of the Montoursville Rotary Club and a Paul Harris Fellow.
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Weinhoffer is a graduate of South Williamsport High School and hold degrees in economics and finance from Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove. He also is a graduate of numerous Pennsylvania Bankers Association schools, including: Central Atlantic School of Banking, School of Commercial Lending and the Advanced School of Banking.
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Carla Packard and Stan Dunsmore was recognized during the April-June service awards luncheon for 30 years, while Joan Grenell, staff accountant in Towanda, for 35 years.
Packard is a loan processor and escrow specialist in Troy. Dunsmore is commercial lending regional team leader in Coudersport.
Also recognized, for 40 years service, was Charles H. Updegraff Jr., chairman, president and CEO at Wellsboro.
Jamie Butters, trust operations manager, Wellsboro; and Shelley D'Haene, director of alternate delivery channels, Wellsboro, were recognized for 15 years.
Brandy Allen, electronic banking team leader, Wellsboro; Karen Hall, customer services representative, East Smithfield; Sara Heatley, staff auditor, Wellsboro; John Reber, director of risk management, Wellsboro; Bruce Smithgall, commercial lending regional team leader, Williamsport; and Kathryn Wesneski, customer service representative, Liberty, were recognized for 10 years of service, according to the news release.
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Click below to review comments submitted by The Wilderness Society, Defenders of Wildlife, and NRDC regarding the staff assessment and Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed Genesis Solar Energy Project.
The Wilderness Society, Defenders of Wildlife, and Natural Resources Defense Council submitted these comments regarding the Draft Environmental Impact Statement/Environmental Impact Report for the Granite Mountain Wind Energy Project (DES 10-11).
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This report summary presents the results of a study of the economy of the area around the Carrizo Plain National Monument in California, which consists of Kern, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo C
These scoping comments were submitted by The Wilderness Society in January 2011 for the proposed Ocotillo Express Wind Energy Project.
Last week, in a short news conference, the president released the 111-page initiative, an overhaul of federal conservation policy that calls for a new coalition with local governments and states, encouraging outdoor recreation for youth in line with Michelle Obama's anti-obesity movement, connecting wildlife corridors across the continent and encouraging sustainable practices on private land.
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Eyehategod celebrates its 25th anniversary on a Friday night in December rife with musical options, plus Mark Normand drops a comedy show on the Howlin' Wolf Den. Find more things to do in New Orleans on Friday (Dec. 27).
- Jimmy's Music Club presents the second annual Punk Rock & New Wave Reunion.
- Mark
Normand makes them laugh at the Howlin' Wolf Den.
- Rebirth puts on a show at the Howlin' Wolf, with PM Dawn.
- Honey Island Swamp Band makes music at d.b.a.
- Dash Rip Rock plays Banks Street Bar.
- Lafayette rockers Bas Clas hold it down at Chickie Wah Wah.
- Shamarr Allen and the Underdawgs perform at the Little Gem Ramp Room.
- The Soul Rebels funk it up at Gasa Gasa.
- In "Golden Girls Live!" at the Mid-City Theatre, Varla Jean Merman, Ricky Graham, Brooklyn Shaffer (aka Brian Peterson), and Sean Patterson re-create three episodes of the classic TV series about four housemates in Miami.
- Bring your own refreshments to Audubon's Dinner and a ZOOvie, featuring a screening of "Elf," starring Will Ferrell. Nola Girl and Guideaux's food trucks will also be on site. Doors open at 6.
- Check out Clue: A Burlesque Mystery at the AllWays Lounge.
- Celebrate the ouevres of Rage Against the Machine, the Foo Fighters, and Alice in Chains, at Tribute Fest 3 at Southport Hall.
- Macaulay Culkin will be in New Orleans with his band Pizza Underground on St. Patrick's Day. Why not get ready with a party celebrating the Kevin McCallister Christmas classic, Republic's Home Alone throwback.
- Speaking of nostalgia, the Prytania screens "The Neverending Story" for its midnight movie series this weekend.
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In its first game since defeating No. 15 Biola on Tuesday The Master's College men's basketball team had reason to worry about having a let down when it hosted Central Bible College of Springfield, Mo., on Friday at Bross Gym.
The Mustangs had focused much of their attention on their next game, against Cal Poly Pomona, the No. 14 ranked team in NCAA Division II.
But the Mustangs used a deep bench and combined strong post play with perimeter shooting to jump on the Spartans early in a 96-46 blow-out victory.
"You can get caught in games like this," said Master's head coach Chuck Martin. "It wasn't good scheduling on my part."
Martin's fears were alleviated quickly, though, as Master's never trailed in the contest, with junior Leif Karlberg leading the team with 21 points.
The Mustangs (8-1, 1-0) opened up a 20-point lead just before the half when Anthony Cammon hit a layup to make it 41-21 at the break.
"I wasn't really happy at halftime," Martin said. "I didn't think our defensive pressure was there."
But it was in the second half that the Mustangs really started to put things together.
Master's went on a 31-10 run over the first 10 minutes of the second half to open up a 72-33 lead, and outscored the Spartans 55-25 over the second half.
The Mustangs benefited in the game from a deep bench – as 13 players for the Mustangs saw action in the victory.
To a chorus cheers from the Mustangs' student section, substitute sophomore Logan Quinn entered at the midway point and hit four three-pointers to finish the game with 15 points Chris Patureau added 10 points and Devin Dyer scored eight.
The Spartans, on the other hand, had no answer for the Mustangs bench -- as Central Valley had only seven player play significant minutes in the contest.
Terence Culler led the Spartans with 13 points.
Now, the Mustangs will prepare to face Cal Poly Pomona tonight at 7:30 p.m at Bross Gym in their toughest matchup of the season.
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By Mike Harrington
(Final season rankings. Last week in parenthesis)
1. Washington Nationals. Shut down Strasburg and then let Teddy win Presidents Race? Bad karma. (1)
2. Cincinnati Reds. Chapman finished with 122 Ks, 23 walks in 72 innings. (2)
3. New York Yankees. Starting pitching must hold up in October. (6)
4. San Francisco Giants. Posey for MVP and Comeback Player of the Year. (4)
5. Oakland Athletics. Too bad they already made the movie. Sequel? (8)
6. Atlanta Braves. Chipper's farewell tour was great fun. (5)
7. Texas Rangers. Stunning collapse in AL West race. (3)
8. Baltimore Orioles. A season that revived a lost-its-way franchise. (7)
9. Tampa Bay Rays. Got 90 wins, needed healthy Longoria. (9)
10. Los Angeles Angels. Who decided Trout would spend first 20 in minors? Fired. (10)
11. Detroit Tigers. All hail King Miggy's proud wearing of the Triple Crown. (11)
12. St Louis Cardinals. Kozma came through in place of Furcal. (12)
13. Los Angeles Dodgers. Start majoring in chemistry this winter. (15)
14. Chicago White Sox. Offense crumbled at crunch time. (13)
15. Milwaukee Brewers. Simply started run too late. (14)
16. Philadelphia Phillies. Ryno officially becomes manager-in-waiting. (16)
17. Arizona Diamondbacks. Finished 81-81. Blah all around. (17)
18. Pittsburgh Pirates. Going 16 over .500 in August and finishing below .500 is an ugly MLB first. (18)
19. San Diego Padres. Headley an unlikely RBI champion. (19)
20. Seattle Mariners. Hitters' excuses end as Safeco Field's fences will be coming in. (20)
21. New York Mets. Dickey's 20th provided season's feel-good finish. (21)
22. Toronto Blue Jays. Classy farewell for future HOFer Vizquel. (24)
23. Kansas City Royals. MLB's longest postseason drought reaches 27 years, since '85 World Series title. (22)
24. Boston Red Sox. Ultimate run-for-the-bus by finishing season with eight straight Ls. (23)
25. Miami Marlins. New ballpark, same dysfunctional organization with Ozzie thrown in. (25)
26. Cleveland Indians. Francona getting the nod to help rebuild. (27)
27. Minnesota Twins. Promoting Rochester skipper Glynn to big-league staff. (26)
28. Colorado Rockies. Stink. Never recovered from loss of Tulo. (28)
29. Chicago Cubs. Stank. Theo warns Wrigleyville more of the same coming while he builds. (29)
30. Houston Astros. Stunk. Lost 106 last year, 107 this year. Happy losing in AL West next year. (30)


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Amarillo Senior Citizens Association kicked off its 2006 membership drive with discounts for new members.
For members joining at the individual membership rate of $35 per year, ASCA will offer $5 off to new members who join for a two-year initial period. Additional discounts on meal ticket booklets will be offered. Members of ASCA already enjoy a discounted price on lunch tickets at $142 per month. All new members will be able to buy a month's worth of meal tickets for $130.
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ASCA invites anyone to come and tour the center at 1220 S. Polk St. A home-cooked lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every day at a suggested donation of $5 and is open to the public.
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Cinema scene: Upcoming film events around town
'What We Need is the Impossible'
Director: Sam Green
Starring: N/A
Rating: Unrated
Run time: 80 minutes
Genre: Documentary
What it's about: Oscar-nominated director Sam Green brings together several of his short films into one presentation.
Details: Today, 2:15 and 7:15 p.m. at the Taylor Little Theatre, Mercyhurst University. Cost: $6; $5, students and seniors; free, Mercyhurst students.
'Rise of the Guardians'
Director: Peter Ramsey
Starring: Hugh Jackman, Alec Baldwin, Isla Fisher
Rating: PG
Run time: 97 minutes
Genre: Animation, adventure
What it's about: The Immortal Guardians of Earth team up to defeat the evil Pitch (Jude Law), who plans on taking over the world.
Details: Today, 7 p.m., at the Fredonia Opera House, 9 Church St., Fredonia, N.Y. Free.
'The Invisible War'
Director: Kirby Dick
Starring: Amy Ziering, Kirby Dick, Kori Cioca
Rating: Unrated
Run time: 93 minutes
Genre: Documentary, crime
What it's about: This documentary investigates rape among U.S. military soldiers and its emotional and social consequences.
Details: Tuesday, 7 p.m. at the Taylor Little Theatre, Mercyhurst University. Free. Panel discussion follows the screening.
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Enhancement Request: use UNC path without having mapped a shared resource on server
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I am working with IBM SPSS Statistics Server and know that UNC names can be used only when the referenced locations contain the name of a shared resource on the network.
However, I would like to have the option to open and save Statistics data file from shared resource on the network by providing only the UNC path without the need to map drives on server. Can this be implemented in a future release?
An Enhancement request has been submitted to Development (Reference: ECM00200896)
Please also read IBM SPSS Statistics Server Administrators Guide.pdf for release Statistics 22 to plan how end users can access the data from network locations when working in distributed mode:
Chapter 3: Data Access - View of the Data (Page 9):
'In distributed analysis mode, in which data access and processing occur on a
remote server, the view of data files, ODBC data sources, directories, and drives is from the perspective of the server computer—that is, when the end user tries to open a data file, he or she sees the data files, directories, and mounted drives on the server computer.
Your job is to configure data access in either local analysis mode or distributed analysis mode, as required by the end user.'
Page 10 'Referencing Data':
Note that UNC names can be used only when the referenced locations contain the name of a shared resource on the network.
Page 11: 'Controlling data access:'
"How you set access permissions on Windows depends on where the data are stored.
- If the files reside on a networked computer other then the computer running the server software, assign permissions to shared resources.
- If the files reside on the server computer, and on an NTFS drive, use security settings. You cannot control file access for data on the server computer on a FAT drive.
See "File Properties" on page 53 for information about setting sharing and security permissions on Windows."
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Stolen mower catches fire in McKean County
KANE -- State police at Kane are asking for help catching a lawn mower thief.
Police said someone entered a shed in the 9300 block of Route 46 in Norwich Township, McKean County, sometime Friday or Saturday and took a Toro 60-inch lawn mower.
The thief drove the mower onto the berm of Route 46, then onto Spring Run Road and then onto a four-wheeler trail, where police said it appeared the mower was wrecked.
The mower was turned upside down and caught on fire, causing a loud explosion, police said.
Police asked anyone with information about the theft to call the Kane barracks at (814) 778-5555.
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Sometimes family law ordeals can feel to a person like they are a car stuck in the mud: you know exactly where you need to get to, you have all the energy you need to get there, but your wheels just continue to spin in place.
When families marriages come apart or when parents need to decide between themselves when their daughter will spend the night at Mom's house and when she will go to Dad's, normally both sides think what they want to do is best. Many times they are often passionate about how they feel, and are willing to do whatever it takes to accomplish their desires. But then they have that stuck in the mud feeling: what is the law surrounding spousal support? Are your assets at risk if you get divorced? How will they be divided? People in these situations find themselves wondering what legal controls they can put on the situation.
If you are divorcing your husband and you want to know if he has any legal right to your car, or if you are wondering if your ex-wife is allowed to give back your child more than three days after it is your turn for visitation, most times a search on Google will not be sufficient to resolve the issue in a final and authoritative way. I cannot say how many times I have had potential clients walk into my office with preconceived notions that they learned online which are just flat out inaccurate.
It is normal for me to feel that a client is uncomfortable with the idea that they need someone else to help resolve their personal family situation. I think we all hope and expect ourselves to be to obtain what is best for our family on our own, without outside professional help. However, because divorce, child custody, and other family law problems can have wide-ranging and permanent effects on the family itself, Louisiana law has built into itself a series of checks and balances on the way in which these problems can be resolved. If you are having one of these problems, a family law lawyer can likely benefit your situation.
No two family law cases are alike. Each one has its own unique characters and emotions, different personalities and opinions. That is why at this law office, we treat each case that way. Every solution we generate is tailor-made to the case at hand. We won't steam roll you with abstract legal principals and tell you what we think is best for your personal situation; we will ask you what outcomes you want and then do our best to help you achieve them.


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September 6, 2012
Missouri insurance regulators reach settlement with Allianz over annuity sales
Insurer will change practices, review customer complaints, pay fines
Jefferson City, Mo. - Missouri insurance regulators today announced an agreement with Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America to resolve consumer complaints about improper sales of annuities. The Missouri Department of Insurance, along with regulators in Iowa, Minnesota and Florida, led a nationwide investigation into the company.
The market conduct examination focused on the sales of some annuities by Allianz and its insurance agents between 2001 and 2008. The settlement requires the company to review complaints from consumers who believe policies were misrepresented to them or unsuitable for them. Consumers who have not filed complaints with Allianz can do so until March 31, 2013.
If a complaint is found to be justified, the consumer can choose to receive a retroactive policy cancelation and refund of all premiums paid. The settlement also puts requirements in place for the company's agent training program, complaint handling and annual statements to better reflect the financial performance of annuities.
"Of all the insurance policies available to Missouri consumers, annuities can be the most complex and confusing," said John M. Huff, director of the Missouri Department of Insurance. "Allianz customers can now have their cases reviewed to ensure they've been treated fairly."
Allianz in 2011 sold more than $206 million in annuities in Missouri, making it the state's eight-largest seller of annuities. As required by the settlement, Allianz has paid a fine of $257,000, to the Missouri state school fund.
Annuities are investment products sold by insurance companies. Consumers buy annuities as way to generate interest on their savings, generate income, or both. A consumer pays a lump sum or makes periodic payments to the insurance company offering the annuity. In exchange, the annuity either accumulates value or provides periodic payments to the consumer.
In market conduct exams and investigations, the Department of Insurance reviews insurance company practices regarding the treatment of policyholders. This includes the way premium rates are charged, the way insurers handle claims and other responsibilities under state law. These reviews can result in refunds for consumers, fines and corrections in business practices, as well as other remedies. Since the beginning of 2009, Market Conduct enforcement actions have generated $9.8 million in payments from insurance companies. The money goes toward refunds for consumers, General Revenue and the Missouri State School Fund.
Consumers with questions about Allianz policies or general insurance questions or complaints can call the Department of Insurance Consumer Hotline at 800-726-7390 or file a complaint at insurance.mo.gov.
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