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Trent Wentz
North Logan - Rodger Trent Wentz, 70, died on Monday, Feb. 10, 2014, just three weeks after being diagnosed with cancer. We are so thankful that his suffering is over and that he can be reunited with his mother and father and his Savior, Jesus Christ.
Trent was born in Provo, Utah, July 23, 1943, the son of Hugh Vernon Wentz and Evelyn Gledhill. He graduated from Orem High in 1962 and received his B.S. in Psychology and Sociology from Brigham Young University in 1969. He earned a master's degree in education from the
University of Washington
in 1972. Balancing both family responsibilities and full-time work, he completed his PhD at Utah State University in 1986.
He loved helping others. He was full of compassion and a great listener. His professional training allowed him to help many people. He worked as an administrator and clinician for Bear River Mental Health for 28 years and then for the Health Department until full retirement. He wrote the biweekly advice column "Family Corner" in the Herald Journal from 1978-2007.
Trent loved life. He loved nature. He worked in the National Parks as a young person and took his family on countless trips to "drink it in!" He gardened and enjoyed watching the earth produce its fruit. Trent loved North Logan and Cache Valley. He loved cheering on the Aggies, eating Aggie ice cream, watching the fireworks each July, and admiring the beauty of this valley and its mountains. Trent gave back to the community that has given so much to him, serving the city of North Logan (City Council, Planning & Zoning, Board of Adjustments) for 17 years.
Trent loved his children and grandchildren. He read to us, told us stories of his childhood, made us pizza, and played games with us including Monopoly, Backgammon, and Acquire. He lived life passionately and offered us the example of both laughter and wisdom. His words of counsel and encouragement and the passionate way he lived his life have shaped the way we live ours. He is survived by his children, Angela (Matthew Faulconer) of Orem, Utah; Logan (Rachel Laurie) of Syracuse, Utah; Rachel of Orem, Utah; Tyler (Heather Hunt) of Whispering Pines, NC; and 13 grandchildren. He is also survived by his two brothers, Craig and Stuart Wentz, and his sister, Vicki Lambert.
Trent loved his wife, Deleyne. They were married in the Manti Temple on Dec. 19, 1970, and had 43 great years together (and we know this will not be the end!) They had many interests in common and chose to spend their time together. They loved to read, to eat out with their friends. and to travel. Dad loved Jackson, Wyoming, and they visited many cities together including San Francisco, Atlanta, New Orleans, Austin, Chicago, Boston, and Philadelphia.
Of greatest importance to Trent was his abiding conviction in the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. He knew that the atonement of Christ was real and that faith in the Savior could change lives. Trent shared his testimony with his family and those around him. He served a mission to Ireland (1963-1965) and held many Church callings, but his favorite calling was teaching Gospel Doctrine. He feasted upon the words of Christ and shared that love with others.
Our husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend will be greatly missed. We look forward to our reunion with him, with gratitude for the love and mercy of our Heavenly Father.
A viewing will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, February 14th, at the Allen Mortuary of North Logan at 420 E. 1800 North. A viewing will also be held from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 15 at the LDS North Logan 9th Ward Chapel at 1650 E. 2600 N., in North Logan, followed by a funeral service at 12 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider making a donation to the Children's Organ Transplant Association in honor of Evie W. (
). Evie is Trent's beloved 9 year old granddaughter, scheduled for a kidney transplant next week.
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Murphy and The Cartoon Network will develop a live-action take on the cartoon which ran for three seasons in the early '90s.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger: The actor will receive an honorary doctorate.
University officials said Schwarzenegger will receive an honorary degree in humane letters during the Sunday ceremony.
Chapman President James L. Doti will present the degree to the former Mr. Universe for his work on behalf of young people in athletics and education.
The 54-year-old star of the "Terminator" films and 1994's "True Lies" has heavily promoted a ballot initiative that would help finance extracurricular activities and tutoring assistance for kindergarten through ninth-grade students in California.
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She used to automatically say "yes." Now she thinks twice about it, because she's no longer proud of the sport.
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I am a new Maple user and I am still unaware of a lots of fancy features of Maple. I have a problem of simultaneous fitting polynomials. I wish that I could have help from you. Say, we have two polynomials of two variables,
Note that a4 and a5 are shared by the two polynomials. I would like to fit the two polynomials against their respective data set. Is there anyway I can do it using Maple? Any of your help is highly appreciated!
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Dear Community,
I've made a nonlinear curve fit with the Minimize routine (see attachment). What would be an easy and elegant way to rerun the model (Model) with the fitted values of a, b, c and plot the result together with the measured points in the same chart? I'm stuck here.
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Physical experiment: I dropped a ball with low mass from a height of approximately 7 meters and wanted to test if the air resistance was proportional to the square of the velocity. I filmed the fall and used the program Logger Pro to collect data: a number of datapoints (time,height) was collected. I copy/pasted the datapoints into MS Excel, from where I could import data into Maple via Tools > Assistants > Import Data ... Then I wanted to make a fit with the theoretical solution, given by a function having just one parameter: the Drag coefficient. Unfortunately I received an error "complex values encountered" (see below). I can solve the problem manual by making a number of guesses for the drag coefficient, until the theoretical curve approximates the data points well. I wanted to make Maple do the fitting job, though. I will appreciate if someone could give an idea how to fit the data properly.
NB! Mass m and g is defined above in the Maple document. The Statistics and plots package is called too.
I have a function fitted and found the coeffiecients, the coeffiecient values are found with data from maple
the function is: a*(x+b/c)
my result is 5x+15
How do I get the values of a, b and c? The value of a is 5 that I know, but how does I get that maple gives me all the values of a,b and c? The problem is that I get one value while i need the values of a, b and c.
Ok guys, so i have a bunch of datapoints in 3d (x,y,z)
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I've been browesing around for like 2 hours now with no hope. Help?
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I want to ask about Curvefitting for Data. If I have a numerical data and i want to find a function in x and y for these data.
i have a non linear equation that depends on three variables e, theta and z.
i have done calculations to calculate e while varying theta and z. theta varied among the vector [0, Pi/4, Pi/3, Pi/2] and z was varying between 1 and 20
when plotting my data it gives the following plot where z is represented on the x-axis and each curve correspond to one theta
i am currently able of fitting one plot to one equation i would like to fit the data points using the nonlinearfit function and to only get one equation for all the plots. is that possible in maple or not
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I than entered:
X := Data[() .. (), 1];Y := Data[() .. (), 2];f := a+b*x^c+d*x^e;Statistics:-NonlinearFit(f, X, Y, x); and when I entered Statistics:-NonlinearFit(f, X, Y, x);, It wouldn't output anything.
I am new to Maple.
I have a set of spreadsheet data :(x1, y1), (x2, y2) .....(xn,yn).
And I have an equation that contains an infinite series with unkowns.
e.g.) y= A*x + sum ( B * exp(-n^2 * (x-C)) /n^2, n=1..infinity);
Where A, B, C are unkowns, which I want to get optimized values for the spreadsheet data fitting.
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I am currently working on my final project in high school. This project is about mathematical modelling within epidemology, and i am currently working on the mathematical models based on the SIR model.
The basis models for the SIR model were pretty easy, but i cant figure out how to fit data to my models. My first idea was to use the method of Leastsquare and/or Nonlinearfit, but i cant figure out how to do this in maple.
Dear All:
I have a curve about mosfet Coss Vs. Vds . the detail math relationship can be found in the following picture:
Can anyone fitting this picture by simple math function.
PS: pls don't considering piecewise function
I measured some points. This points are plotted in a graph. Now I want to make a fit on this points.
I now that the fit-function has to be like this:
F = A + B1 x e^(-t/C1) + B2 x e^(-t/C2)
Problem: how can I create a fitting function like that?
The best thing I found is the "spline"-fit, but it doesn't work properly. It has to be one lonely function, not a summary of several functions (like spline).
Hi, I'm trying to fit an equation:
starting_salary= (intercept+SEX*B0) +B1*GPA +B2* METRICS
(metrics,sex are dummy variables, either 0 or 1) to see how sex coefficient affects the intercept ( how it affects starting_salary)
(later on I want to see how metrics affects starting_salary for either sex=1 and sex =0 .. anyways I disgress)
I have a huge .txt file in it is a lot of difirent numbers. At first I am doing this:
>data:=readdata(C:/text.txt, 1, integer)
Maple reads the file. I have a function p(x)=e^(x^4+0.5*a*x^2+b*x)I tried to draw a histogram and then to do something with fitting, I know that then I have to do logarithm the function then I get ln(p(x))=x^4+0.5*a*x^2+b*x, the histogram then should be up side down. The point is that...
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PHILADELPHIA -- Gov. Tom Corbett ditched his first scheduled visit to a district-run public school in Philadelphia, where dozens of demonstrators had gathered Friday to protest his education policies and rally for more funding.
Corbett had been scheduled to present an academic award to Central High School but canceled at the last minute. Instead, he held a news conference at his office in downtown Philadelphia because he didn't want his presence to create "a major distraction" for Central students.
"Today wasn't supposed to be about politics," Corbett said. "It was supposed to be about how we should be recognizing the hard work of those students and teachers."
Protesters from the Philadelphia teachers' union, local churches and other community organizations saw it differently. As they rallied under a heavy police presence in front of Central, district retiree Rich Migliore called the no-show "an act of cowardice."
Pennsylvania's largest district is weathering its worst financial crisis in recent memory. Some parents and teachers in the heavily Democratic city say it was worsened by Corbett's budget-balancing cuts to school aid in 2011.
The Republican governor, who is running for re-election, has been traveling the state to commend high-achieving schools like Central, based on the state's new performance profiles. Two other Philadelphia schools also made the cut: Masterman and George Washington Carver.
On Friday, Corbett called the district-run buildings "shining examples of what is working in public education, not only in Philadelphia but across the commonwealth." The governor, who has promoted private, parochial and charter schools, has never visited a district-operated school in the city.
Members of Central High School's staff said their students' success has come in spite of, not because of, the governor's leadership. They wrote an open letter to Corbett expressing "discomfort" with his planned visit and calling for a statewide funding formula for education. Pennsylvania is one of three states without one.
"We strongly believe that the ability of our students to achieve will not continue given the current funding structure," said the letter, which was read aloud at Friday's rally by biology teacher Galeet Cohen.
Senior Alexia Quinn, 18, said she had heard some students planned to turn their backs on the governor during his visit, because "he has turned his back on us." Quinn said their repeated requests for more state aid have fallen on deaf ears.
Since Corbett took office, Central has lost about $1.4 million in funds and more than 30 staff members, according to budget figures.


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Not the bees! NOT THE BEES AUUUGH
The Nic Cage Song Video. Based on the Nic Cage Song from the 6th Homestuck soundtrack album. (previously)
The Best Batman Comic Ever Made
Andrew Koenig Missing
Andrew Koenig is missing. Koening is best known for his role as Boner on the 80s sitcom Growing Pains. He is the son of Star Trek actor Walter Koenig. He was last seen in Vancouver at the Winter Olympics but his family hasn't heard from him since Valentines Day. [more inside]
WORK HARD PLAY HARD - Vice Magazine presents a mens fashion photo shoot where all models are sporting erections. [more inside]
Random Boner
A catalog of unfortunate moments in maleness courtesy of Awkward Boners (NSFW).
Rush Is Right
NewsFilter: Limbaugh arrested for possible drug possession. And a few more links so I don't get accused of a single-link post. Oh wait, it's not on that Drudge link.
Snap! Oh no she di'int!
So gratuitously offensive that only the most depraved would defend them.
Jesus with Erection. In its March edition, the Insurgent (link down), an "alternative" student paper on the Eugene, Ore., campus printed 12 hand-drawn cartoons of Jesus as a response to rival paper the Commentator having published the controversial cartoons of Muhammad originally published in Europe that sparked Muslim riots worldwide. William Donohue, president of the Catholic League, called it "one of the most obscene assaults on Christianity I have ever seen." Hey now!
Big Boner?
The Boner Awards 2K2
The Nashville Scene proudly presents the 12th Annual Boner Awards. Named for disgraced Nashville mayor Bill Boner, this is a rundown of all things "goofy, grisly and gnarly" that went down this year in Music City. From nude fender-benders to shop-lifting Vice Mayors, it's local interest, Nashvegas style.
(The previous few years are also available for the truly curious.)
(The previous few years are also available for the truly curious.)
Maybe now that the Chinese have Viagra they'll stop killing rhinos to get boners. (via FMH) (NYtimes reg req'd)
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Gianni Di Marco
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As a teacher, I am intrested in trying to infuse passion for learning as this will give the students the path to master their art.
Gianni Di Marco joined Boston Conservatory in 2006 as an instructor in partnering and advanced ballet technique. He also teaches somatic and advanced partnering repertoire. In 2016, he started "Step by Step!," a dance program for children with autism.
Di Marco began his dance career with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, where he was promoted to first soloist. He has also performed with Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montreal, Opera Liepzig Ballet, Boston Ballet, Festival Ballet of Providence, Rhode Island, and Tony Williams Dance Company. His roles include Romeo and Mercutio in Rudi Van Danzig's Romeo and Juliet, Pas des Deux in Petipa's Don Quixote, as well as works by Balanchine, Nacho Duato, J. Kylian, Hans Van Manen, Cranko, Danny Pelzig, and others.
Di Marco has choreographed more than 50 original works, including, Muñecas (2009), On The Brink (2007), and In the Window (2012) for Boston Conservatory, La Rondini (2003) for the Boston Lyric Opera, and Orpheus (2012) for Boston Baroque. He has created works for Boston Ballet, including The Nutcracker (1996), Dance on The Top Floor (1998), Raw Dance (2002-2005), and various gala balls (1999-2016), and multiple works for Festival Ballet, including Lady of the Camellias (2016), Scheherazade (2005), and El Amor Brujo (2009).
Di Marco has been teaching ballet and movement to children and adults since 2000. In addition to Boston Conservatory, he has taught at Boston Ballet Center for Dance Education, Harvard University, University of South Carolina, and Walnut Hill School for the Arts. He was the principal of "Citydance," a Boston Public Schools outreach program. In 2002, he founded "Adaptive Dance" with Michelina Cassella, a program for children with Down syndrome and autism at Boston Ballet Center for Dance Education.
Di Marco is a graduate of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School. He has studied with National Ballet of Cuba and National Ballet of Canada. He has completed Cecchetti Certification, intermediate level; Certification for Gyrotonic®, Gyrokinesis® and Certification for Burdenko water therapy.
Professional Recognitions and Awards:
- Outstanding Dance Faculty of the Year (Boston Conservatory, 2012)
- Acknowlegement for Artistic Accomplishment in Dance (BCA, 2004)
- Inspirational Award (Virgian Williams, 2002)
- Best Dance Partner (Helsinki Ballet Competition, 1991)
- Recipient (Arnold Spohr Scholarshi, 1988)
Recent Engagements:
- Lady of the Camellias (Festival Ballet of Rhode Island, 2016)—Choreographer
- La Bal Epoque (Boston Ballet Ball, 2016)—Choreographer
- Firebird (Cambridge Symphony Orchestra, 2016)—Choreographer, Performer
- Swan Lake (Festival Ballet of Rhode Island, 2016)—Performer
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Micehele Waslin: Several members of Congress praised Napolitano for providing undocumented youth who had been brought here at a young age with hope for the future.
Activist Kwazi Nkrumah Arrested at Long Beach Port (updated)
Sharon Kyle: Kwazi Nkrumah, a long-time civil rights activist, has been arrested in Long Beach where the Occupy Movement was gathering as part of "Occupy the Ports", a coordinated West Coast port shutdown.
Ten Years After 9/11, Is the U.S. Deporting Those Who Threaten to Do Us Harm?
Michele Waslin: Confirming what advocates had reported, while the overall number of deportations has increased, the actual numbers of deportations of terrorists, national security threats, and criminals have declined.
Death: And Law & Order
James Clark: California taxpayers spend $184 million each year to support a dysfunctional death penalty system that operates like an upscale life without parole: more death row inmates die of illness and old age than they do of execution.
Jan Brewer Showcases Empty Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric in Gubernatorial Debate
Seth Hoy: While Governor Brewer's opening remarks meltdown is at least understandable, her inability/refusal to defend controversial anti-immigrant statements—which has become the centerpiece of her re-election platform—is not.
Napolitano Announces Next Steps for Southwest Border
Seth Hoy: Although Secretary Napolitano trumpeted DHS's new border initiatives as well as past achievements, she also acknowledged that the border can never be hermetically sealed and that stalling immigration reform by highlighting border security issues is not the answer to our immigration problems.
Lenny's House
Tom Degan: I imagine that it must not have been easy being Lenny Bruce. He was a man who saw the world as it really is – minus the rose-colored lenses that were the fashion rage during the age of Eisenhower and the New Frontier. "People should be taught what is", he told us, "not what should be". There had never been a comedian like him before. His humor was real. It could even be bleak. But he was always – to the very end – screamingly funny. That his was a troubled soul there can be no argument. Newsweek once described him as a "self-destructive genius of a dirty time."
Razing Arizona: How Local, State and Federal Authorities are "Rooting Out" Arizona's Immigration Problems
Michelle Waslin: However, the timing and tone-deafness of this action could not have been worse. ICE has a history of conducting raids just as state or local governments are contemplating critical immigration-related policies. At best, the action left the impression that ICE wants to influence those policy decisions; at worst ICE left the public with the impression that local law enforcement is the same thing as an ICE officer.
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McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific hosted its sixth annual Immigration Fair on Saturday Nov. 7, 2014 at the campus Student Center and Quad. more >
Asylum Victory in Immigration Court
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The University of Arizona plans to shut down its nuclear reactor by mid-2010. The license for the 51-year-old reactor, used for research, expires next year, and Director John Williams says it isn't used enough to warrant a vigorous re-licensing process with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission...The city of Mesa is trying to eliminate all the illegal signs on street corners, and has enlisted the help of a group of about 27 volunteers. The volunteers are residents who do monthly "sign sweeps," and they say they removed about 12,000 illegal signs last year...The Phoenix Suns defeated the Washington Wizards 121-95 on home court Saturday night. Amar'e Stoudemire scored 23 points and Jason Richardson scored 22 in the victory. The Suns now face the Cleveland Cavaliers on home court tonight... Local branches of the Salvation Army have been hiring homeless people to work as bell ringers. Tempe Salvation Army Captain Robyn Bridgeo says he hired homeless people because he wants to change the public's mindset...
Glendale police are asking for the public's help in a shooting investigation. The shooting occurred near 73rd Avenue and Deer Valley Road in Glendale early Monday morning, when a 52-year-old woman was reportedly shot twice in the head. The woman, who may have been jogging when she was shot, was taken to the hospital, but had no identification. Police asks anyone with information to call the Glendale police...Federal customs officers in Naco, Arizona seized 145 pounds of marijuana they found hidden in the rocker panels of a vehicle. They became suspicious when the vehicle came through the port of entry, and used high-tech equipment to find the drugs, which have an estimated street value of $230,000...Music store Circles Discs and Tapes is going out of business after almost 40 years on Central Avenue. The owners cite poor sales and low foot traffic as the main reasons for closure. The store will remain open until sometime after January 1.
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Critically ill grandmother Sharon Berger has received a bone marrow transplant, in the culmination of a four month campaign to find her a donor.
Following the transplant on Thursday, her son Jonni Berger said "all is going well so far".
Drugsline, the UK's only Jewish charity dedicated to helping substance abusers, has reopened thanks to a new partnership with Norwood.
The charity will be working in seven schools — including King Solomon High School in Ilford and Hasmonean High School — to teach pupils about addiction to drugs, alcohol and gambling.
A new Hillel House is to open in Bristol, providing kosher accommodation for students in the city for the first time in eight years.
The last Hillel closed in 2005 due to low demand, but a surge in Jewish students applying to universities in Bristol has driven the demand for kosher housing.
A new kosher butcher has arrived in north London, and while shoppers may be smiling, not everyone is happy.
Shefa Mehadrin was until last week a Manchester-based butcher licensed by Manchester Beth Din.
Now it has opened a branch in Golders Green, just yards from established kosher stores, including glatt kosher butchers Menachems and Gross.
Facebook has named prominent advertising executive Nicola Mendelsohn as its new head of European operations.
Ms Mendelsohn is the owner of advertising agency Karmarama and formerly the first female president of the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA).
Now living in Finchley, she was born in Manchester, where her mother, kosher caterer Celia Klein is still based.
A jewellers in North Finchley was attacked in an armed robbery on Tuesday morning.
Police were called to Seaton Jewellers on North Finchley's High Road at 9.15 on Tuesday morning after the owner and a staff member were attacked by a man in a balaclava holding a knife.
It is believed that the suspect entered the shop through the rear of the premises, the Metropolitan Police said.
Strictly Orthodox rabbis met a senior Hackney public health official on Thursday to discuss the rising number of measles cases in the community.
Statistics released by Public Health England (PHE) this week record 41 cases of measles within the capital's strictly Orthodox population since the beginning of the year.
Fifty young professionals socialised and swapped business cards over sushi and cocktails at the launch of the Skirt Network, a UJIA networking group for women, at the Arts Club in Mayfair on Sunday. They also heard from Debbie Moore, founder of the Pineapple dance studios.
A couple from Stanmore have been charged with defrauding their 100-year-old uncle, who lived in Brighton, of £26,000.
A statement from Sussex police said: "Janice Olaff, the victim's niece and who had power of attorney, along with her husband, Leslie Olaff, had written cheques and used debit cards over a six year period."
The London Beth Din has confirmed that the Teasers chocolate bar is now officially KLBD dairy and will carry the KLBD logo. Also gaining certification this week are two limited edition Snickers bars and two Tracker bars.
The family of critically ill Sharon Berger reacted with joy this week at the news that a bone marrow donor had been found for her after a community-wide campaign.
"It's overwhelming, like winning the lottery," said daughter Caroline Berger. "We never thought we'd find the person to save her life."
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"Probably Union president," decides Joel Fenster. "I've only been at Cambridge two years — at Noam I feel like everyone gets 10 years of training to be a rosh (leader)."
A bone marrow donor has been found for critically ill Harrow grandmother Sharon Berger after a four month campaign by family and friends to find a match in the Jewish community.
Ms Berger suffers from Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS), a malfunction of the bone marrow in producing blood cells. "I have had no immune system for six years," she said.
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Shimon Samuels at the Simon Weisenthal Centre in Paris said: "At 7am this morning, an Iranian screaming 'Allahu Akbar' attacked a rabbi and his son with a cutter outside his synagogue in the 9th district of Paris."
A burglar who stole precious Judaica from Jewish homes on Shabbat when he knew the owners could not use the phone to alert the police, has been jailed for six years.
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round Soria, shadowed oaks,
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When other schools come calling, Matt Rolin listens ... sort of. That's about the best he can offer.
Since committing to South Carolina in May, many schools have taken the hint and stopped contacting Rolin. Some haven't. That's understandable. Landing an Under Armour All-American can bring out the desperation in most any program.
"Florida is coming after me pretty hard," said Rolin, who received his Under Armour All-America Game jersey during a presentation on Friday morning as a part of the American Family Insurance Tour. "Florida State is coming after me pretty hard. I'd say Tennessee is about the only other one. I'd say those three schools. Florida is coming after me the hardest."
Good luck Gators, Seminoles and Volunteers. You'll need it. Rolin's ties to South Carolina seem unbreakable. The ESPN 150 prospect from Ashburn (Va.) Briar Woods has grandparents who live in Columbia. His parents both graduated from South Carolina. When non-South Carolina recruiters call, Rolin just tries to let them down easy.
"I tell them I'm committed to Carolina and that I'm a solid commit," he said. "I just try to be nice and say thanks for giving me the opportunity."
In fact, the Rolin family couldn't ask for a better opportunity. Certainly, the family ties are great but so is the chance to play in the SEC for an up-and-coming program that is 5-0 this season and ranked sixth in all the major polls.
"I'm real happy for them," Rolin said. "They're doing great. The defense is doing great."
Part of South Carolina's defensive success is based on size. That should be a perfect fit for Rolin.
"I love their defense," the 6-foot-4, 209-pound linebacker said. "They play with intensity. Their defense is huge. The linebackers are huge. The defensive ends are huge. ... I really like that defense."
Rolin is healthy enough now that he plans to unleash another facet of his repertoire: The nation's 77th overall prospect and seventh-best outside linebacker will likely play offense in Briar Woods' game against Purcellville (Va.) Woodgrove on Friday. Chances are that endeavor will be a success. At tight end/receiver, Rolin caught two touchdown passes in Briar Woods' season opener.
Rolin's time on offense is running out, though. He'll graduate in December so he can enroll at South Carolina in January. Then, he'll be a linebacker full time.
"My family is excited and I'm excited, too," Rolin said of being committed to South Carolina. "I'll be there this weekend."
After Rolin attends South Carolina's game versus Georgia on Saturday, the Gamecocks' highest-rated commitment won't have to find a hotel or drive all the way home. He can stay at his grandparents' house just down the road. No other school can compete with that, and Rolin knows it. Now if college recruiters would just get the hint.