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Woman jailed: Michelle E. Mullen, 28, of Bethel Park, is charged by state police with drug possession and possession of drug paraphernalia, court records show. Mullen is accused of having one illegal tablet of Suboxone and a container with heroin residue when state police pulled her over for speeding on the Mon-Fayette Expressway about 9 p.m. May 18, 2012. She is in the Washington County jail on $25,000 bond after being arrested on a warrant Monday and arraigned before District Judge Mark Wilson.
Televisions stolen: Melvin Hatfield of 2103 Henderson Ave. told Chartiers police Monday that a 40-inch, flat-screen television was stolen from his mobile home and a 52-inch, flat-screen TV was stolen form his shed. Also stolen was a torch set.
Mischief, disorderly charges: David Campbell, 24, of 347 E. Pike St., Canonsburg, will be charged by Chartiers police with criminal mischief and disorderly conduct after allegedly putting a hole in a wall at Black & Gold, Pike Street, Saturday. Police said he was intoxicated and causing a disturbance.
Items stolen: Carrie Heatley of 741 Western Ave. told Chartiers police April 23 that 100 DVDs, two Wii game consoles, two DVD players, Wii games, PlayStation 2 games and Xbox games were stolen from her home.
Equipment taken: Two self-propelled lawn mowers and two weed trimmers were reported stolen April 23 from Washington County Horseshoe Association at the Washington County Fairgrounds and Exposition Center.
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Man charged twice: Christian Truskowski of Coraopolis was charged twice in 10 minutes Thursday by state police at The Meadows Racetrack & Casino. At 9:12 a.m., he was charged with disorderly conduct for using obscene language. Ten minutes later, he was charged with criminal trespass for entering the gaming floor without authorization.
Counterfeit bill passed: A counterfeit $20 bill was passed Saturday at The Meadows Racetrack & Casino, state police said.
Quick-change theft: A clerk at Marathon, 461 Racetrack Road, told North Strabane police Monday that she was conned out of $40 by a quick-change artist described as a white man, in his 40s, wearing tan pants. He drove an older model Oldsmobile Delta 88.
Drug charges: A Finleyville man will be charged by summons following a traffic stop at 1:32 a.m. Tuesday at Turkeyfoot Road and Iron Horse Drive, township police said. Dylan C. Janda, 20, of 3500 Lincoln Ave., will be charged with possession of a small amount of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, police said.
Bicycle stolen: A township resident told police he left his bicycle on Arrowhead Trail and walked a portion of the trail and, when he returned, the bicycle was missing. The theft of the bicycle, valued at $100, was reported at 7:36 p.m. Monday. The bicycle is a dark, 10-speed Schwinn.
Storage units entered: Four storage units at U Store It, 510 Venetia Road, had locks cut and were entered before 6:47 p.m. Monday, township police said. Different locks were placed on the units. One of the renters told police two homemade copper hangers and a chandelier were stolen. The other renters are doing an inventory to determine if anything is missing, police said. Also stolen from the rear of the building were steel pipes.
Card scam: A resident of the township told police he received a telephone call supposedly from Capital One saying he was approved for a credit card without interest, township police said. The man paid $1,140 to open the card, but when he called Capital One, he was told the company has no such offer. The theft was reported to police at 11:54 a.m. Monday.
Apartment burglary: Carmella Santapietto of 1090 Jefferson Ave., Apt. 7, told city police 12 collector dolls, Nintendo Wii and Sony PS3 gaming consoles, clothes, shoes, a fireplace, miniature refrigerator, microwave, blender, slow cooker, butcher block with set of knives, pictures and lamps were stolen from her apartment last month while she was staying in Pittsburgh.
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The Foundry is dead … but the project isn't.
TSG Properties of St. Louis, the new owner, plans to give the abandoned shopping complex in South Strabane Township a new life and a new name. The Foundry has been rechristened Old Mill.
And, a year from now, Old Mill may have some new tenants. Andy Boyd, senior asset manager for The Staenberg Group, a shopping center developer, said, "We are getting extra-strong leasing activity." He refused to name prospective tenants and said none is "on board, but we may be close."
Phase I of this new project will feature construction of three buildings behind the Olive Garden restaurant, one of two businesses operating on the 104-acre site off the southbound lanes of Route 19. Max & Erma's restaurant is the other.
Township manager John Stickle said plans call for the buildings to offer "roughly" 28,000, 23,000 and 1,000 square feet of retail space. They will be constructed on 7 acres.
"We should be starting earthwork by the end of May, pending approval from the conservation district and PennDOT," Boyd said.
That work will include removal of the large retaining wall at the site, moving an estimated 600,000 cubic yards of earth and stabilizing the land.
Boyd estimated a spring 2014 opening for those incoming businesses, "and other stores hopefully will follow in short order."
At a public hearing Thursday evening, the South Strabane Township Planning Commission approved TSG's request for a revision of the original conditional-use plan and for preliminary and final land-development plans.
This followed initial signs that Old Mill – nee The Foundry – was going to be revived. Olive Garden opened in mid-December adjacent to Max & Erma's, near the front of the site. Then, starting in January, workers from King Enterprises of Belle Vernon began demolishing the six buildings that had been abandoned because of ground subsidence damage.
The last one standing, owned by J.C. Penney, came down April 26.
Now this project that, essentially, has lain dormant for five years may be accelerating. TSG, the township, merchants and shoppers are hoping for a 180-degree turn from the past.
When it announced The Foundry project in 2005, Indianapolis-based Premier Properties USA said it would build a 575,000-square-foot shopping center that would attract many retailers, including chains that weren't doing business in the Washington area.
By December 2007, Premier had signed leases for about 20 retailers, but only J.C. Penney, Bed Bath & Beyond, Ross Dress-for-Less and Max & Erma's were operating.
Within six months, Premier Properties had filed for bankruptcy and the three stores in the in-line portion of The Foundry had closed after subsidence behind the retaining wall caused cracks in the floors and walls of the stores.
J.C. Penney returned to its previous store at Washington Mall, where it continues to operate. That left Max & Erma's as the only original business at The Foundry.
By the end of June 2008, Premier Properties founder and Chief Executive Officer Christopher White was charged with theft and fraud in Indiana.
Near the end of the public hearing Thursday, Pat Cooper, project manager for Gateway Engineers, told the planning board, "We'll be back in a couple of months on Phase II."
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Dude, these are amazing. I've admired them ever since I first saw them. Really great work.
It's so cool to see these accessories coming to life in full scale. I wish I had a whole armoury full of them, lol.
What do you make them out of?
Well, I decided to start a topic here for my Weapons Forge, as not everybody is on Facebook.
So, enjoy!
To keep this first posting clear, I´ll just post a few of the pics that can be found on Facebook. From time to time I will update the thread with a new posting dedicated to only one prop replica at a time. This will include lots of pictures then and can be well-known or brand new stuff.
So here we go! Welcome to the DJ Force Weapons Forge!
Prince Adam Sword
You might know this one already.
Length: 97cm (app. 38 inches)
Weight: 1.4 kg (app. 3.1 lb)
Man-At-Arms Blasterpistol
One of my very first lifesize props was the little blasterpistol that came with the vintage Castle Grayskull, and was later introduced to MOTUC with the Man-At-Arms actionfigure (and subsequently with the Weapons Rack)
Weapons Rack Blaster Rifle
This is the Rifle that came with the vintage Castle Grayskull weaponsrack and Webstor, and was of course also used in the MOTUC line. I actually used the MOTUC version for reference about size, dimensions and shape. There are a few differences between both sculpts and I just happened to like the MOTUC version better.
I´ll further talk about the rifle later, with more detailled pics and some WIPs as well.
Queen Marlena´s scepter
I don´t only make weapons, I also make other accessories, like this for example. My wife needed this scepter to complete her Queen Marlena cosplay costume, so I started building.
If you compare it with the MOTUC toy you will notice several differences in the details. The thing with toys is that they are really small and you just cannot add too many details. But on a lifesize prop you will miss them, because 10 times as big as the toy, the undetailled areas just look too flat, too boring. You need to do something about that if you want to give the impression of a "real deal".
Grayskull shield
You have propably seen this already: the first of 6 different weapons from the vintage Castle Grayskull´s cardboard weapons rack.
If you don´t remember what I am talking about, check the small image at the bottom right corner. Remember now?
Weapons Rack ax
This ax also came with Man-E-Weapons and Buzz-Off, and most propably with the vintage wonderbread He-Man, too. As a nod to these brownish, maroonish colored versions I added lots of "rust" to the blade and handle.
Sky-Sled (yes, you read this right)
If you attended either Grayskull Con or Power Con in 2012, you might have watched John Carrolls fanfilm "The Fountain of Life", and then you most propably have already seen this beast here in full glory. But until the official release of the fanfilm I´ll hold back posting full images and leave you with this teaser/WIP.
She-Ra shield
First commission: She-Ra´s shield. Here in an early stage. Lot´s of details to be added:
Weapons Rack Blasterpistol
Version 2.0 of the Grayskull pistol. All new handle and some new details, while the overall shape stayed the same. Very sloppy paint job as I were in a rush to get it finished for the filming of The Fountain of Life and The Trials of Darksmoke.
Last edited by DJ Force; November 1, 2012 at 03:46am.
Positivity, folks!
Let´s all agree to love MOTU enough to let others love MOTU, too!
Dude, these are amazing. I've admired them ever since I first saw them. Really great work.
It's so cool to see these accessories coming to life in full scale. I wish I had a whole armoury full of them, lol.
What do you make them out of?
Evil Simian Mechanic of the Horde!
I especially like the Man-At-Arms blaster pistol....
Those are very cool! Great work man, I would love to have the Webstor blaster and Buzz-Off axe.
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Thank you so much everybody! It really means a lot.
I just love building these. And masterenglish: I AM available for commissions
Hordemonkey: In most cases I use sheets of PVC, cut, glue, sand, fill, sand again.... I have a 10-page "instructions booklet" for the Dagger of He-Man that I will post one day. As of now it´s written in German, but I am working on a translation.
If you want to see any of these lifesize props up close, come to Grayskull Con. Everything I build will be on display, with something new and surprising each year. I know that´s quite a distance to travel, especially for American fans. But it´s worth it
Anyway. Today I´d like to present the first set of pictures for a prop, after the brief overview I posted initially.
I present: The Grayskull Halberd!
Full Frontal.
Blade close-up. The original toy doesn´t show the detailing, but I always add some details to my work that isn´t shown in small toy-scale.
Work in Progress.
Hope you like it!
Positivity, folks!
Let´s all agree to love MOTU enough to let others love MOTU, too!
Very awesome stuff. I was actually looking for a blacksmith in my area to make me a power sword and sword of omens but it was really expensive. Beautiful work.
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Awesome work! I've always enjoyed your work! I'm exactly like you (and many others I imagine) in that I always wanted to be able to hold these items in real life. After I finish my Power Sword, I have many others that I want to do next. Keep up the awesome work!
these looks sooo awesome!
I want to build my own weapons rack w/ all these great weapons set up on it!
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Wow, the Halberd is amazing man!
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Thank you!
Here´s something new for your entertainment!
My Ninjor cosplay
This was intended to be my Halloween costume for 2011, but in the end I couldn´t even attend the Halloween party where I wanted to show it.
So I took some more time, did some more work and now this costume is featured in the MOTU fanfilm "The Fountain of Life".
And of course I´ll post a pic of the completed costume soon, I just need to find the time for a photoshoot...
Facemask. This is a brandnew design, as the vintage actionfigure didn´t have any sort of mask except the "ski mask" hoodie-thingie... But it looked ridiculous, so I had to come up with something new.
Ninjor´s sword. This is propably my most altered design ever from a vintage toy, because - honestly - the vintage sword was just SO bland.
Handle detail. The dragon is the same dragon as Ninjor´s chest symbol, just in a different pose. The eyes are "diamonds".
Last edited by DJ Force; November 10, 2012 at 02:57am.
Positivity, folks!
Let´s all agree to love MOTU enough to let others love MOTU, too!
Have you seen this bird?
Bright, colorful and responds to the name of Zoar. If found, please return to Castle Grayskull.
Positivity, folks!
Let´s all agree to love MOTU enough to let others love MOTU, too!
How big is Zoar?
Examine the pic a little closer. On the top left hand you see a... well, a hand
Positivity, folks!
Let´s all agree to love MOTU enough to let others love MOTU, too!
Lol, I thought that was a brown leaf!
Well, it is late
Very cool bird,
My son still loves the weapons rack he stood next too 2 years ago btw.
Glad to hear that! Try to come again next year and he will be able to stand next to the Grayskull turret cannon! And if he asks nicely, he may even pivot the gun
Positivity, folks!
Let´s all agree to love MOTU enough to let others love MOTU, too!
weapons rack axe is amazing. holy cow.
can u post pics of the weapons on ur hand? so we can have an idea of the size
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I most certainly can. Just let me know which weapon you´d like to see and I´ll have a quick photoshoot
Positivity, folks!
Let´s all agree to love MOTU enough to let others love MOTU, too!
Okay folks. This is the picture set you all have been waiting for. There´s still some work to do, but I had to bring this piece to Grayskull Con 2012 anyway. So these pics (all taken at Graysull Con) show an unfinished prop replica. As soon as I find the time to finalize building this thing, I´ll take a bunch of new photos to share.
My big project for Grayskull Con 2012. Obviously, the laserbeams are photoshoped. Nevertheless, the whole thing is indeed illuminated, as you can see in a later picture.
Side view. The gun can svivel up and down. In direct comparison to the vintage toy there are several new details. Most importantly I added the hoses at the front. Took inspiration for that from a battleship gunturret that I found online
Although I´ve been told that this prop was rather impressive, it wasn´t finished. I simply ran out of time to add a light-up feature to that hole in the middle. Once I find the time to add it, I´ll take new pictures.
Again, photoshop-laserbeams.
In this picture you can see the "metal beams" that support the muzzle tubes. Like with the hoses, this inspiration came from an online photo of a battleship gunturret.
This is how the stand looks in the darkness. Fully illuminated with orange and red lights (you cannot tell which is which in this pic, though).
And here it is from the front. In a hurry I forgot to add the transparent blue covers for those big squares of light. And I also forgot to add more lights to the right side, cause there are far more on the left side. Guess I have to drill some more holes or take pics from the other side
BTW: I just noticed a typo in the thread title. Could a mod please change "Weapons Force" to "Weapons Forge", please?
Positivity, folks!
Let´s all agree to love MOTU enough to let others love MOTU, too!
Man, that cannon is just something else entirely. Next you'll be making the rest of Castle Grayskull in life-size format, lol.
Evil Simian Mechanic of the Horde!
Haha, don´t tempt me
My next large size item is already planned and scheduled for next years Grayskull Con. It won´t be the castle, though, but something visitors of Grayskull Con will definetly enjoy to take their pictures with
Positivity, folks!
Let´s all agree to love MOTU enough to let others love MOTU, too!
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The Historical Supernovae plugin provides visualization of some historical supernovae brighter than 10 magnitude:
- SN 185A (7 December)
- SN 386A (24 April)
- SN 1006A (29 April)
- SN 1054A (3 July)
- SN 1181A (4 August)
- SN 1572A (5 November)
- SN 1604A (8 October)
- SN 1680A (15 August)
- SN 1885A (17 August)
- SN 1895B (5 July)
- SN 1937C (21 August)
- SN 1972E (8 May)
- SN 1987A (24 February)
- SN 2011FE (13 September)
Example (Supernova 1604, also known as Kepler's Supernova, Kepler's Nova or Kepler's Star):
Using the Historical Supernovae plugin
- Enable the tool by clicking the tool-bar button "Load at startup"
- Set date and time (29 April 1006 year for SN 1006A as example)
Catalog of historical supernovae
You can modify the supernovae.json file manually using a text editor. If you are using Windows, it is strongly recommended to use an advanced text editor such as Notepad++ to avoid problems with end-of-line characters. (It will also color the JSON code and make it easier to read.)
Warning: Before editing your supernovae.json, make a backup copy. Leaving out the smallest detail (such as a comma or forgetting to close a curly bracket) will prevent Stellarium from starting.
The path to the directory which contains supernovae.json is something like:
- C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Stellarium\modules\Supernovae (Windows Vista, Windows 7)
- C:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Application Data\Stellarium\modules\Supernovae (Windows XP)
- HomeDirectory/Library/Preferences/Stellarium/modules/Supernovae (Mac OS X)
- ~/.stellarium/modules/Supernovae (Linux)
(Note that this is a hidden folder, so in order to find it you may need to change your computer's settings to display hidden files and folders.)
Format of catalog
To add a new supernova, open a new line after line 5 and paste the following, note commas and brackets, they are important:
"Supernova designation": { "type": "type of supernova", "maxMagnitude": value of maximal visual magnitude, "peakJD": JD for maximal visual magnitude, "alpha": "Right ascension (J2000)", "delta": "Declination (J2000)", "distance": value of distance between supernova and Earth (in thousand of Light Years), "note": "notes for supernova" },
For example, record for SN 1604A:
"1604A": { "type": "I", "maxMagnitude": -2, "peakJD": 2307190, "alpha": "17h30m36.00s", "delta": "-21d29m00.0s", "distance": 14, "note": "Kepler's Supernova" },
Light curves
In this plugin implemented simple model of light curves for different supernovae. Typical view of light curve for supernova type I you can see below (right scale in days) and this model used for plugin:
For supernova type II we use typical light curve with plato, which you can see below (right scale in days):
On both images for light curves of maximum brightness marked as day 0.
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We thank the following people for their contribution and of the valuable comments:
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South Hills Church of the Nazarene, Bethel Park, announces the winter session of its DivorceCare support group.
Meetings will be held from 7-9 p.m. Thursdays (with the exception of March 28) at the church located on Library Road. Meetings run through April 18.
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For information, call 412-835-0700.
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• Living With Integrity, a new six week course from the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute, explores everyday ethical dilemmas and offers tools to deal with them. Classes are held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, beginning Jan. 30, or 10:15 a.m. Sundays, beginning Feb. 3 at Chabad of the South Hills.
Call 412-344-2424 or visit www.chabadsh.com for registration and more information.
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Christ U.M. Church, Bethel Park, plans the following events:
• Women's Study: Unglued with Lisa TerKeurst, 7 p.m. Tuesdays.
• Invitation to the Old Testament, 7 p.m. Wednesdays.
• Open Door: New worship at 7 p.m. Wednesdays.
• Advocate for Change, 9:30 a.m. Jan. 27. Seek justice on behalf of the sick, the poor, the oppressed and those without a voice.
• Women's Bible Study: Overcoming Challenges, 7 p.m. Thursdays, through Feb. 7. Explore the Old Testament book of Nehemiah.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church, Upper St. Clair, will sponsor a breakfast with Pittsburgh sports writer Jim O'Brien at 7:30 a.m. Jan. 26.
To register, call 412-835-6630.
Bible Chapel
The Bible Chapel, McMurray, will offer the following:
• Friendship Weekend, Feb. 2-3, all services at the South Hills campus. Former Pittsburgh Steeler and Director of Sealed Men's Ministry Tunch Ilkin will speak. Invite a friend to hear his encouraging and inspiring story.
• Bible Institute, 6:30-8 p.m. Wednesdays. Topics include Genesis, Apologetics and Becoming a Contagious Christian.
• "Grounded," a new sermon series, at the South Hills, Robinson and Washington campuses. This six-week series is meant to motivate, inspire and call people to discipleship.
• New classes for the whole family, including Bible Institute for adults and Revi Club for kids, 6:30-8 p.m. Wednesdays. Dinner will be served at 5 p.m. Cost is $5/person or $20/family.
• Saturday Night in the Cafe, 5:30 p.m. and after service Jan. 26 in the Connections Cafe, South Hills Campus. Enjoy music, food and fellowship.
• Ladies Night Out, 7-9:30 p.m. Feb. 1 in the Worship Center, South Hills Campus. Hear personal stories from other women. Desserts will be served.
For details, visit www.biblechapel.org.
Mothers ministry
Ministry of Mothers Sharing at St. Thomas More Church, Bethel Park, will begin its winter session at 7 p.m. Jan. 29. MOMS provides opportunities for spiritual growth in its community of women and families. Contact Karen McElhaney at email@example.com.
Contemporary service
Hamilton Presbyterian Church, Bethel Park, will move its weekly contemporary service to 6 p.m. on Saturdays.
• Adult classes begin at 7 p.m. Wednesdays. Topics include anger management, divorce care, marriage enrichment and healing is a choice.
• GriefShare, 10 a.m. or 7 p.m. Thursdays. Cost is $15.
Praise Music
Hamilton Presbyterian Church, Bethel Park, will offer a contemporary service "Praise Music" at 6 p.m. Saturdays. Music will feature a three-four piece band led by Tom Coyne and supported by local vocalists. A message will be presented by the Rev. Lance Chapman. For details, call 412-884-2722.
Jewish culture
Beth Israel's religious school in Washington will hold classes for ages 5-12 at 10 a.m. Sundays, beginning in February. Jewish history and culture, holidays, prayer and Hebrew will be taught. To enroll, call 724-225-7080.
St. Thomas More Church, Bethel Park, holds weekly adoration on Wednesdays. The Holy Eucharist is exposed for adoration following the 11:30 a.m. Mass. The Rosary is recited following Mass and the Chaplet of Divine Mercy is recited at 3 p.m.
Advent worship
Carnegie Presbyterian Church holds advent worship with Praise Band at 8:45 a.m. Sundays. At 11 a.m., a traditional worship service will begin with the choir. Sunday school for all ages begins at 10 a.m.
March for Life
The 40th March for Life will be held Jan. 25 in Washington, D.C. Pilgrimages are planned as follows:
• St. Patrick Parish, Canonsburg, Youth Rally & Mass for Life bus departs at 12:30 a.m. and returns approximately 11:30 p.m. Students in eighth through 12th grades and seventh graders with an adult are welcome to participate. Call Nicole Guyton at 724-745-4130.
• St. Thomas More Church, Bethel Park, has two buses leaving at 6 a.m. returning by midnight. Cost is $20. Call Carolyn Sopher at 412-257-0780.
• The Bible Chapel will participate in the March for Life. Buses return to the South Hills Campus at 11 p.m. Cost is $30. For information, visit www.biblechapel.org.


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I created this collage to reflect how dementia has touched my life and my relationship with my mother. The title of the piece is "The Etiquette of Dementia."
My elderly mother loved going grocery shopping with me, although it tired her out. She wandered happily through the store by my side, clutching the handle of a rolling shopping cart. She tended to smile at, and talk to, just about everyone who passed by.
Strangers frequently stopped to say, "You're so lucky you have your mother. I wish mine were still alive."
Every once in a while after a rocky night with my mother, I was tempted to say, "Well, our life together isn't all peaches and cream."
You know that day when you plan your life. You will get married, have some children, travel, and grow old together. He laughs about it that he will be chasing you around with his cane in the nursing home. Then one day you wake up and the doctor is telling you that the one you love has Alzheimer. To start making plans with how and when life is going to end. He is young by the standard of what people call old age...only 60 years young.


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Monday morning I awoke from a sweet dream thinking about a female coworker, and not in "that" sort of way, if kinky images are popping into your mind.
This dream involved the many years I spent working in a photographic darkroom, and it reminded me of a recent conversation about that outdated job with Christie Campbell, a fellow photographer/reporter at the Observer-Reporter.
She remarked in the office when that subject came up a few months ago about how much she enjoyed the work, while I said I didn't miss being around the smell and touch of the caustic chemicals and the time it took to make pictures come to life in the dark.
I was fooling myself, so this dream would teach me.
It took me back to 1987, when we were still using cameras to shoot 35mm film to create black-and-white news and feature images for the newspaper.
The job required us to rush back to the darkroom, wind the film as if blind around a finicky wire-rimmed spool and secure it into a light-sealed canister. Then the sealed film had to be bathed in a developer, stop bath and then fixer chemicals, all timed to begin and end the process in accordance to the speed of the settings on the camera.
Once dry and in a room lit by a dim red bulb, a selected negative would be slid into a bulky enlarger, where a white bulb would project the image from a preselected distance onto photography paper. Skill was needed to correctly make the image's blacks perfectly black and grays the appropriate shades of gray, while also maintaining its white areas a crisp white.
If the test run wasn't spot on, we'd use our fingers and hands to block out the light under the enlarger, or use dodging instruments we crafted out of a long, straight strand of a wire coat hanger with a round piece of cardboard the shape of a quarter taped to its end. Then the photography paper was run through a similar bath of chemicals to bring a photo to life.
This really was making miracles happen with a magic wand.
And it wasn't the end of the business of getting photos into the daily newspaper for a photographer, like me, whose photos were a 20-minute drive from darkroom to newsroom.
I had to deliver the prints in person to editors, unlike today, when high-quality digital photographs quickly toned on a computer with Photoshop are dropped into their hands within seconds via email or a content-management system.
No, I didn't miss those old darkroom days until a dream took me back with a broad, sleep-induced smile to my old darkroom in Monongahela.
In slumber, the photographic chemicals that were there 25 years ago miraculously still worked perfectly.
I was so happy, and making plans to relocate that darkroom to my house to keep it alive, knowing this digital age would kill that way of doing business.
And, then it was time to go to work in the real world and tell Christie Campbell that she was right all along about old-school photographers missing the old way of making still pictures.
Scott Beveridge is a staff writer and photographer for the Observer-Reporter.
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"Climategate" may have undermined some people's beliefs in global warming, but not Joan Brown, a Franciscan sister and director of New Mexico Interfaith Power and Light, a faith-based global warming action group.
"Being here is like being with the whole human earth family in one place," Brown writes in an email to SFR from the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, which she is attending as a member of the Franciscans International delegation. "To see indigenous people from the Amazon, northern Alaska, Island nations, people of the South and the North in one place trying to work for a single cause of addressing the destruction of earth's biosystems, nations and cultures is very moving. We are one. We have one home Mother Earth."
Brown's reflections join the voices of several other New Mexicans who are at the two-week global conference, absorbing its information and learning from the rest of the world.
"There are thousands of people in the convention center every day," Mark Giorgetti, a managing partner at the multidisciplinary environmental company AmEnergy, tells SFR in a phone interview from Copenhagen. "It's actually a challenge to stay on top of the scheduling of all the different events!"
But even as global hopes for altering climate change concentrate in Copenhagen, the debate surrounding climate science intensifies. On Nov. 17, the leakage of thousands of documents and emails from the United Kingdom's University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit revealed a range of questionable practices in how climate science is conducted, seeding Al Gore's inconvenient "truth" with doubt.
According to a Pew Research Center report, the percentage of Americans who believe there is "solid evidence the earth is warming" plummeted from 71 percent in April 2008 to 57 percent this October. The sharpest regional decline—from 77 percent to 58 percent—occurred in the Mountain West, in part because of increasingly vocal skeptics like Petr Chylek, a fellow at Los Alamos National Laboratory who has worked in the climate science field for 30 years.
For Chylek, the "Climategate" emails proved a phenomenon he's already observed: the abdication of truth in pursuit of political heft.
"The major problem is that we have a majority of scientists who are proponents of anthropogenic global warming, claiming that the current rising temperatures are predominantly caused by increasing greenhouse gases," Chylek tells SFR.
Anthropogenic global warming, or AGW, is the scientific term for manmade climate change. Chylek's complaint isn't with the assertion that global warming exists; it's with what he says is an unscientific process leading to hasty conclusions and fear-based power plays.
"I see it within Los Alamos National Laboratory; I see it everywhere," Chylek says. "Most people in power, even within the lab, support this anthropogenic global warming. Whoever does not agree with that is a black sheep."
Self-interested science happens in other fields, of course, but Chylek says climate science is different.
"Climate is special, because climate became very much intertwined with politics," Chylek says. "People with [a] definite political view support [a] definite interpretation of climate; this is completely ridiculous. The question is not what is the truth, [but] how my view will prevail."
In Copenhagen, Brown has observed almost the opposite: "Peoples from throughout the planet are not at all questioning global warming because many of them are living it," she writes. "The indigenous people say, ask us about our science that is one of observing and living and we will tell you there is no question that the climate is changing…Yet, in NM I read letters to the editors and op-eds that question climate change and global warming. The rest of the world is moving forward and leaving us behind while beginning to demand reparation."
But Chylek's argument is with the science, not necessarily with its implications: He supports finding alternative energy options to reduce dependence on foreign oil—and even just for the hell of it.
"The sun is there, shining over New Mexico, so there is no reason not to develop it regardless of what climate does," he says.
On Dec. 14 at the Copenhagen conference, Giorgetti presented on the subject of national climate plans. As both a post-graduate student at the University of Edinburgh and a climate policy leader in the New Mexico business community, Giorgetti had the vaguely discomfiting task of contrasting Scotland's unanimously adopted, uniquely aggressive national climate bill with America's, well, apathy. But he says renewable energy is one area in which New Mexico stands to shine, especially if a climate bill eventually passes in the US Senate.
"Because of the abundant solar and wind resources we have, New Mexico stands to gain substantially from passage of a national climate change law, to the tune of over 10,000 new jobs likely," Giorgetti says. International negotiations, he adds, will provide a foundation on which the US and states like New Mexico can build—and for that, he has hope.
"It's hugely significant that [President Barack Obama] is coming [to Copenhagen], that the EPA has entered into a position where it will regulate emissions in lieu of a congressional act, and that the US has offered a commitment to reduce emissions—arguably less ambitious than the world had hoped, but a starting point," Giorgetti says. He's referring to the Environmental Protection Agency's Dec. 7 decision to categorize carbon dioxide as a health hazard—a designation that calls for EPA regulation. (Not surprisingly, Exxon Mobil Corp. called EPA regulation the "least efficient and least transparent" means of reducing emissions.)
But Obama's symbolic presence in Copenhagen on the final day of the conference and Congress' molasses-like progress on a climate bill simply aren't enough for New Mexicans like John Fogarty, the executive director of the New Energy Economy, an initiative for changing climate policy in New Mexico.
Fogarty has taken action into his own hands, leading a petition of 240 New Mexico businesses in support of a national cap-and-dividend program (taxing big industry on emissions and returning most of the revenues to taxpayers). He's also spearheading a petition to get the New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board to cap carbon emissions without waiting for a federal or international mandate, which Fogarty says the EIB has the authority to do.
"What we're showing is that in the absence of international and national leadership, New Mexico is going to step up and take action," Fogarty says. "People want renewable energy and, with just small incentives, we can transform our energy sector." That, he says, is how countries like Japan, Germany and Spain have become leaders on the alternative energy front, while states like New Mexico—abundant sun and wind notwithstanding—have fallen woefully behind.
"If the people of New Mexico could look into the eyes of the man from Bangladesh that I had lunch with," Brown writes—by several accounts, Bangladesh has been the country most affected by climate change—"or the indigenous man from the Brazilian Amazon wearing his native headdress, or see the youth desperately asking for us to lead the way, perhaps the debate over whether climate change is real, which no one else in the world seems to be stuck in, would shift to action, compassion and change of lifestyle."


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When the Sheffield Street bridge over Interstate 70 at the Jessop Place exit in Canton Township closes to traffic Monday, westbound truck drivers who want to end up on Jefferson Avenue will be facing a two-mile detour. The Sheffield bridge will be closed as the contractor for the state Department of Transportation starts work on the $1.7 million project to demolish and replace the deteriorating span.
Since September 2009, trucks going westbound have been banned from getting off the highway at the Jefferson Avenue exit and were instead diverted to the Jessop Place exit. Truckers would make a left onto Sheffield, go across the highway and then enter the interstate eastbound so they could get off on Jefferson. Westbound trucks were prevented from getting off at Jefferson because of problems with traffic backing up on the highway.
During the duration of the construction work, expected to last through Nov. 1, truck drivers will be detoured to the West Chestnut Street exit. Truckers will turn right off the exit onto West Chestnut (Route 40), then get into the left lane to turn back onto the interstate at Washington Crown Center. Westbound drivers who wanted to get off at Jessop Place and go to Washington's West End also will use the detour.
North Franklin Township police Chief Rich Horner predicts that traffic will be "a mess."
Horner said he expects more crashes like one about 9 a.m. Wednesday at the ramp from I-70 westbound to eastbound West Chestnut Street.
A tanker driven by Cory N. Beck, 35, of Sykesville, had stopped at the stop sign and had started to pull out when he saw an eastbound Jeep driven by Rhonda Lee McFall, 37, of 194 Bench Ave., Canton Township. He stopped his truck on the berm.
A pickup truck driven by Wesley Jack Camp, 43, of Joshua, Texas, who also was getting off the highway, swung to the left around the stopped tanker. His truck hit McFall's vehicle and knocked it into the tanker's gasoline tank.
Crews from Weavertown Environmental responded to clean the leaking fuel. Also assisting were North Franklin and Canton firefighters. McFall was taken to Washington Hospital for treatment.
"It is going to be interesting," Horner said. "I expect we'll be having more accidents. We get a lot of fender-benders from vehicles getting off the highway both eastbound and westbound because drivers assume there is a yield sign instead of a stop sign."
Horner said he was unaware that the exit was going to be used as a detour until the covered traffic signs were placed earlier this week.
Washington police Capt. Robert Wilson was told by PennDOT that the closure shouldn't affect traffic in the city in the area of Wylie and Jefferson avenues.
Wilson acknowledged the possibility that some truck drivers will get off at Jessop and make a right, heading down to Weirich and West Wylie avenues.
"If we run into problems, we'll contact PennDOT," Wilson said.
At 8 p.m. Monday, crews from Golden Triangle construction will start to remove the asphalt overlay on the bridge surface. Drivers on the highway will encounter intermittent nighttime restriction from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. through March 9.
From March 11 through March 16, traffic will be detoured each night from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. so the bridge can be demolished. Traffic will be detoured using the on- and off-ramps at Jessop Place.
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It wouldn't really be fair to critique a painting that had only its base coat and its rough composition laid out and to pass judgment before the work was complete.
In that sense, it could be premature to discuss the merits of the Railyard Park. On the other hand, the park's landscape architecture is really a living, evolving work that draws much of its value and essence from seasonal shifts, plant growth and death, and changing priorities of public use.
On a recent weekend, with the winter sun bright but bleak and with the wind carrying a bite at the tail of its caress, the public happily used the park. Even though the children's play area, largely designed by public art specialist Mary Miss, is not yet fully open (stonework is still being set around the organic heap of slides and tunnels set into a hillside) it was the popular area for congregation.
It was actually such an unexpected portrait of multi-cultural family happiness that it was momentarily off-putting—like an advertisement for milk or something—but the glee on kids' faces as they dangled across a network of rope nets, spun dizzily in little whirling planet contraptions, dug through sand and bounded over rock piles made it impossible to avoid softening to the moment.
A barrage of hip Santa Fe citizenry, including tattoo artist Dawn Purnell, IAIA Museum Deputy Director Joseph Sanchez and a whole Goler faction, loitered, either around their kids or on afternoon strolls of their own. Unlike most vanilla playgrounds, this one is thoughtfully created and challenging.
I asked one passerby, who works in the area and often cuts through the park, what his opinion was: "People are using it, so that's good. It seems kind of dangerous, so that's good, too."
As far as kids playing in the park, it comes down to every once in a while someone is going to bust an arm or twist an ankle or take a crack on the chin from a hard, rocky edge. This is the consequence of a free and proper childhood and the first parent to sue is, officially, an asshole.
As to the rest of the park, and its more aesthetic aspirations, they are mostly successful. There are several parallel paths, creating banded walkways or planting beds across the length of the park. This thoroughfare sensibility can be discomforting, especially if one is used to the wild parks full of secret places that are common to coasts and regions where trees grow more thick and wild. But this is the high desert, where the plane of the horizon provides the mystery. This also is winter and early in the life of many of the plantlings. Soon, fruit trees will stretch and blossom, trumpet vines will climb over tall trellises, and grasses will grow bushy and full. Below all of that, these parallels will still course, but they have their meanings and they portray the honest nature of the park as a long, narrow strip along a rail corridor.
The primary path through the park follows the line where a narrow gauge railway (still survived by the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railway) once ran north from Santa Fe. The path forms an intersection with the Acequia Madre and is as true a heart of settlement in Santa Fe as might be said to exist. Along all the paths are benches of simple, large wooden rectangles, minimal bricks of natural material, some occasioned with metal backs for those who prefer an object to lean against. There is plenty of seating offered by benches and picnic tables, with even more to come. Some of the tables even have grills at their sides, unusual and probably verboten despite their technical presence in this fire-fearful area.
Against the rail tracks sits a bed of clumpy native grasses, framed in by an "acequia niña," which will eventually be used to irrigate demonstration gardens. The grasses and the stone-filled acequia lead past a circle of fresh grass and on toward the gently sloping angle that serves as the viewing platform for performances and other events, already used to great success for showing The Wizard of Oz, during the park's grand opening.
Across the park from there is a circular ramada where roses will eventually rule, along with several porch-swing-style benches. Problematically, and no doubt as a special legal issue, the benches are also anchored into the ground with cables. One can't swing so much as violently lurch like zombies chasing after human brains.
The desing team, including Miss, famed landscape architect Ken Smith and Frederic Schwartz Architects, laid out the park according to its agreed sensibilities—and deserves credit for pushing Santa Fe much farther along aesthetically than it would ever have gotten on its own. The Trust for Public Land, which managed the park's construction, is also to be applauded for having an architectural competition, which almost inevitably produces a better result than just hiring the usual suspects. Smith and Miss, however, both owe quite a bit to local input, especially that of Santa Fe-based landscape architect Edith Katz.
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A Canonsburg man suffered burns the night of April 27 when a citronella tiki torch he was trying to extinguish exploded in his face and caught his porch on fire.
Jason Chappell, 33, of 517 Blaine Ave., was found lying in the street.
A neighbor, Zach Puklus, told police he heard the explosion and grabbed a fire extinguisher. He used it first on Chappell and then on the porch. When the porch reignited, he used a trash can filled with water.
Police said the lid from the torch was found on the street.
Chappell was taken to Canonsburg General Hospital, but a hospital spokeswoman said there was no record of his treatment.


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Install MaximusHD 2.0.0 Android 7.1.1 Nougat Custom ROM for HTC U11 . This ROM ( MaximusHD 2.0.0 Android 7.1.1 Nougat Custom ) has specifically developed for HTC U11 not to mention its credit would go to . We took this ROM from XDA and in this article we are going to present you with a comprehensive step-by-step guide on how you can install / Flash MaximusHD 2.0.0 Android 7.1.1 Nougat Custom ROM on HTC U11 .
If you would like even more information relevant to the ROM, Root and firmware then check out our following pages.
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Coming back to the Rom, here is the features of MaximusHD 2.0.0 Android 7.1.1 Nougat Custom
Features of Rom
Base 1.27.401.3
August Security patch
BT 5.0 activation
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Performance tweaks
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- This is a warning from Best-Tech-Reviews.com that this Guide / Tutorial is only applicable for HTC U11 . Be careful not to try this guide on any other Android device, it does work only with HTC U11 .
- First, you have to verify your device model (HTC U11) number Under: Settings » About (there you see device name).
- And also note that we are not responsible for any damage caused due to the instruction given in this page.
- Try this at your own risk. If you follow our instructions as it is, which is stated below, it is very unlikely that your device will be damaged
- Above of all your Smartphone must be factory unlocked / Rooted.
- Use Nandroid backup, which basically will take an image of your current system. That way, if something goes wrong, you can restore your phone to exactly the way it was before. (Tutorial Link)
As we mentioned in above, before installing Rom on your HTC U11 you have to take back-up.
For this purpose we have made a tutorial on how you can take complete backup of HTC U11. Please follow the guide carefully to be able to restore HTC U11 to current system when needed.
This really is an essential step before doing anything to your HTC U11
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- First, you need to enable the Debugging mode on your . (Tutorial Link)
- Find appropriate USB Driver for HTC U11 (need to connect PC / Laptop for Data copy) (Download all Android devices USB drivers)
- You must have at least 70 % battery life remaining. (See how to check your battery percentage)
How to take Complete backup of HTC U11
So now moving toward backup of HTC U11 . Here is the list, which is necessary to take backup
- Backup all the SMS and SMS Logs, contacts and Calls Logs. – Click here to see how to do this step
- Backup Whatsapp and Viber Messages and call logs. – Click here to see how to do this step
- Backup your Game Data.
- Images, Songs, Videos, Files – Copy to Internal/External SD card.
- APN and MMS Settings – Note down from the path "Applications > Settings > Wireless and Network > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names"
- Backup your Apps and their Data Files via app Download from Play Store
Warning No.2
Before going to Flash Rom on HTC U11 , we want to inform you that you need to Root your device first and this step will Void your handset's warranty. However, there are certain steps to unroot and install the official firmware on it.
Unlock Bootloader of HTC U11 and Flash a Custom Recovery
Before going Flash MaximusHD 2.0.0 Android 7.1.1 Nougat Custom on your ".HTC." ".U11." you do not actually need to root your phone to flash a ROM. You just need to unlock bootloader of HTC U11 and flash a custom recovery.
However, this likely to root your phone. Therefore rooting the HTC U11 is exactly what you are going to do first. Unfortunately, we cannot go through this step in detail here, for this purpose you need to go to our Rooting section.
NOTE: Unlocking your bootloader will most likely wipe your HTC U11, and without root access, you won't be able to backup system. So, it is better to save anything you want to keep on your computer
We will recommend you to search on XDA that how to unlock the bootloader of your HTC U11. Because every model has its own way to unlock bootloader.
After unlocking bootloader, we will use Nandroid to take backup of HTC U11. What Nandroid do is, it will take an image of your current system. Which help to restore your device, as before it was. This will save you a lot of hassle if something goes wrong.
To do this:
Step 1: Reboot your HTC U11 and enter recovery mode. This is a bit different on every device, but usually you can reboot by pressing the power and volume buttons at the same time.
Step 2: Go to "Backup" or "Nandroid" section of your recovery mode. The default settings should be fine, you don't need to do anything with default settings.
Step 3: Take the backup from here and re-name it, it will help you to remember. Confirm your backup setting and let it run.
Step 4: Wait for the backup to finish. This may take 6-10 mints.
We will also recommend you to take the second type of backup: your apps and settings. For this try Titanium Backup.
Note that you will need to root, to use Titanium Backup.
So, Now you are planning to wipe your data and cache, Right? There are some points to read:
- If you are flashing a brand new ROM ( MaximusHD 2.0.0 Android 7.1.1 Nougat Custom ), you definitely need to wipe data and cache. This may perform a factory reset on HTC U11 therefore you will lose all the data.
- If you are flashing a fresh version of identical Rom you are already running, we would suggest Only To WIPE CACHE. It is going to save all your apps and settings.
- Remember, for those who have already taken a backup, then there is absolutely no issue in factory reset, wiping data or the cache. It is possible to restore it anytime.
- When you only wipe your cache, usually particular apps might face issue. You will need to wipe data and the cache both of them to fix everything.
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How to Flash a ROM to Your HTC U11
Now comes the actual part. After downloading MaximusHD 2.0.0 Android 7.1.1 Nougat Custom save it on your phone. It should come in the form of a fairly large ZIP file, so you'll probably want to be on Wi-Fi to download direct to phone.
To flash the ROM :
Step 1: Reboot the phone into Recovery mode, similar to we performed back when we created our Nandroid backup.
Step 2: Go to the "Install" or "Install ZIP from SD Card" section of your recovery.
Navigate to the ZIP file you saved earlier (MaximusHD 2.0.0 Android 7.1.1 Nougat Custom ), and then choose it from the list to flash it.
Step 3: Wait for the process to finish, it might take a couple of minutes.
In TWRP, you will locate this under the "Wipe" section.
And in ClockworkMod, you will to either choose the "Wipe Data/Factory Reset" option or the "Wipe Cache Partition" option .
When you are done, you are free to reboot into your new ROM ( MaximusHD 2.0.0 Android 7.1.1 Nougat Custom ).
Download and Flash Google Apps
As you know that Google's apps are not open source, that's why custom ROMs can't bundle Google's apps like Gmail, Hangouts, or the Play Store with their ROMs.
Which means you will have to Flash Google Apps separately.You simply need to download Gapps File, Link given in the Download section of this article and it is similar to what we did in flashing ROM (Step 1). But choose the Gapps file.
Gapps Manager is also an excellent app that'll allow you to find the proper package in case you are stuck, you can download the APK from XDA Developer.
Once you've flashed the latest Google Apps package, then it is done. You can also restore all your apps from the backup you have taken from Titanium app. If you have any question, please comment below
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There was elation on at least one side when the WPIAL Board of Control made its rulings on transfers Patrick Frey and Toni Spossey public Tuesday morning.
Frey, a football and baseball player who transferred from Trinity to McGuffey on Feb. 27, was declared eligible to participate in all sports after the board declared the transfer was not motivated by athletic intent.
Instead, by ruling the way it did, the board sided with the Frey family, which insisted the move was made to enroll the junior in McGuffey's agricultural education program.
"I knew why we were really there," said Patrick Frey's mother, Caroline. "I just knew I had to prove it to some people and get them to see my side of the story."
Spossey must sit out a year of softball, per the board's finding that her transfer from Trinity to Chartiers-Houston was at least partially motivated by athletic intent. She's eligible to participate in all other sports and would be able to play softball again starting Jan. 22, 2014 – one year from her date of transfer.
Spossey's father, Wray, declined comment Monday, and efforts to reach the family Tuesday were unsuccessful.
Both hearings took place at the WPIAL offices in Green Tree Monday, Spossey's lasting around 45 minutes, Frey's close to an hour. Decisions were reached that night, though the league would not release any information until Tuesday morning.
The hearings were closed to the media, per the parents' request, and WPIAL executive director Tim O'Malley directed any specific comment on the board's decisions to the individual parties and schools.
Trinity principal Don Snoke, who was present for both hearings Monday, referred all media inquiries to superintendent Paul Kasunich, who declined comment.
Asked whether Trinity would appeal the WPIAL's decision to the PIAA, Kasunich responded, "I would say I have no comment on that."
Chartiers-Houston principal Phil Mary did not return a phone message. McGuffey principal Mark Bonus declined comment and directed all contact to superintendent Beverly Arbore.
"For the student's sake, we're pleased," Arbore said. "It's our understanding, as advised in our school code, that students in neighboring districts that wish to participate in our agricultural education program may apply to do so. If we would refuse those students, then they can appeal that."
Arbore later added, "We're pleased that the student can come to the program and engage in all the full-time activities that all of our students engage in."
Caroline Frey said Patrick first brought up an interest in agriculture at the beginning of his sophomore year, though she never considered requesting a transfer. But after hearing her son talk about the program more and meeting with Renee Cambruzzi, an agriculture teacher at McGuffey, Caroline Frey changed her mind.
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According to Arbore, Cambruzzi is currently responsible for teaching seven classes, covering such topics as greenhouse production, horticulture and animal science. Those seven, rotating courses include 112 instructed slots – meaning some students account for more than one.
Caroline Frey remembers joking with her sisters about "growing up in a greenhouse," a nod to her father's obsession with trees and plants.
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The Board of Control hearing – inside a crowded office, surrounded by a 16-member committee – did not rattle the family, Caroline Frey said. They were confident in what they had to say.
"I think the people in the room believed me because I was telling the truth," Caroline Frey said. "I'm just happy that he gets to now explore the endeavors and education that he really wants to do. Anything that happens to come along with it is just a perk for him."
As a running back, Frey rushed for 940 yards and 10 touchdowns while helping Trinity to a 5-5 record and a berth in the WPIAL Class AAA playoffs this past fall.
Though Trinity can still appeal the ruling to the PIAA, O'Malley said such an occurrence would be extremely rare.
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Compilation on Mac OS X
This document describes how to build Stellarium from sources on Mac OS X. This process ought to improve over time.
The set of instructions was written for the 0.10.4 release and using an Intel machine with Leopard (10.5). The process has been validated on 10.6, 10.7 and 10.8.x.
Prepare Mac OS X to build Stellarium
Since Stellarium version 0.10.6, you need a machine with Mac OS X 10.5. These instructions were tested with Mac OS X 10.6 (latest version 10.6.8) or later[1].
- Install the latest version of Apple's Developer Tools: http://developer.apple.com/technology/xcode.html
- Install the latest version of Qt Libraries from the dmg (4.8.3 at the time these instructions were written): http://qt-project.org/downloads#qt-lib
- Install macports: http://www.macports.org/install.php
- Install cmake using macports:
$ sudo port install cmake
- Install bazaar using macports:
$ sudo port install bzr
Compiling dependencies to build an universal binary
We have to compile the dependencies with special flags to be able to generate an universal binary. If you don't intend to create an universal package you can skip this and going to the next section: #Building stellarium itself
In case you are compiling in a Leopard or Snow Leopard machine you have to recompile stellarium dependencies making use of the oldest system libraries (in our case those in 10.4 aka Tiger). We need the following compilation flags:
a. We want to generate a single binary for both intel and ppc architectures so:
-arch i386 -arch ppc
b. We want to link with the old framework and system libraries:
-mmacosx-version-min=10.4 -isysroot /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk/ (Not sure if this is really needed)
Compiling dependencies
- Libiconv: It's important to compile libiconv in the first place because gettext depends on it. Get the latest release from here: http://www.gnu.org/software/libiconv/ Uncompress the file in your favorite directory and configure and compile like this:
$ ./configure --prefix=/usr CFLAGS='-arch i386 -arch ppc -mmacosx-version-min=10.4 -isysroot /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk/' $ make $ make install
- Gettext: Get the latest release from here: http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/ . Uncompress the file in your favorite directory and configure and compile like this:
$ ./configure CFLAGS='-arch i386 -arch ppc -mmacosx-version-min=10.4 -isysroot /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk/' $ make $ make install
At the moment of writing these steps 4.6.2 is the latest version of Qt. Trolltech provides support from MacOS 10.4 to 10.6 so our binaries will be constrained by this. I went through these instructions in a Leopard machine. To compile in Snow Leopard it's necessary to consider the following notes copied from the Qt 4.6.0 changelog:
- Gcc 4.2 is used by default. Configure with -platform macx-g++40 to select 4.0.
- Using the 10.4u SDK requires gcc 4.0.
- Configuring for the Cocoa port (-cocoa) produces 64-bit binaries by default. Use the -arch flags to override.
- Building for ppc64 is no longer supported by the gcc tool chain.
- Building for ppc is still supported.
I haven't tried to generate universal binaries on a Snow Leopard machine. We have to validate these steps.
Building Stellarium itself
Create a build directory with your favorite shell (the following directory is just an example, you can pick any name and path you want)
$ mkdir ~/Development $ cd ~/Development
Getting Stellarium source code
In that directory checkout the sources with the bzr command
$ bzr branch lp:stellarium stellarium
For more details, see the Bazaar checkout instructions.
If you have already done it once, you have just to update your copy using this bzr command
$ bzr pull
Time to compile Stellarium
We setup the build directory
$ cd stellarium $ mkdir -p builds/macosx $ cd builds/macosx
$ cmake ../..
... and compile
$ make
IMPORTANT: you should delete or move aside the old Stellarium.app before each new build:
$ rm -r Stellarium.app/
Then make the Mac OS X application:
$ make install $ make macosx_bundle
The macosx_bundle target includes a perl script that makes use of otool and install_name_tool to:
- read the link dependencies of Stellarium.app/Contents/MacOS/stellarium
- copy those dependencies into the app (.frameworks and .dylibs)
- recurse on those copied-in dependencies, stopping at a point where system libraries are called for
We recommend Qt Creator
The core group of developers of stellarium uses QtCreator as main IDE, its integration with Qt and the possibility of having a consistent tool through different platforms makes it the most suitable option for our goals.
All kinds of things might go wrong!
We will write here the most frequent problems and the possible solutions found by the developers.
- ↑ If you build Stellarium 0.10.6+ by yourself on Mac OS X 10.4.11 then you need edit info.plist file then change value for LSMinimumSystemVersion key. You'll have to get older versions of Qt (Carbon) too, if you want to create universal binaries (PPC and Intel).
- ↑ If you've installed the Qt Creator dmg instead of the Qt Libraries, cmake will complain that it can't find Qt and you'll have to pass as an option the location of your QtSDK installation, e.g. $ cmake -DQT_QMAKE_EXECUTABLE=~/Development/QtSDK/Desktop/Qt/4.8.2/gcc/bin/qmake ../.. Other things will later go wrong too, especially when making the application bundle.


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During this exquisite run to four consecutive WPIAL Team Tournament championships – a record for a Class AAA program – these Big Macs had quite a few heroes who kept the streak alive.
Dalton Macri is the latest to make the list.
His pin of Don Turner in one minute in the final bout of Saturday's dual meet with Franklin Regional gave Canon-McMillan a thrilling 31-26 victory, its record fourth straight WPIAL Class AAA title, and set off a raucous celebration by the large C-M contingent that packed the stands at Chartiers Valley High School.
It was a sweet capper for Macri, who didn't wrestle in the first WPIAL championship because Colton Shorts and Connor Schram were in the way. Now, Macri will be known for possibly the most meaningful pin in the program's team history.
But don't forget Zach Thomas' pin.
When the Big Macs were trying for their first WPIAL team title in this string, Thomas saved the day with a pin. In the 2010 semifinals, Thomas went onto the mat with a 4-12 record and pinned Matt Lago of Penn Trafford in 2:21 to give the Big Macs a 28-18 lead with two bouts remaining. They hung on for a 28-27 win that set up a meeting with Kiski for the championship.
After the original date for the finals was snowed out, the dual meet took place at a different site – Fox Chapel High School – and had a new hero.
Michael Hull.
Hull, a heavyweight, was suffering from a shoulder injury and was not expected to wrestle. But destiny seemed to be with the Big Macs. Incredibly, the starting bout of the match was drawn at 103, meaning heavyweight would be the final bout wrestled. Had a heavier weight been chosen for the starting point, Hull probably would not have been used.
When the Big Macs reached that point, they led Kiski, 29-27, so Hull decided to wrestle. He decisioned Steve Calderone 3-2 to give C-M the title.
The next two title matches had less drama. Canon-McMillan downed Kiski, 46-20, in the semifinals and Latrobe, 36-19, in the finals of the 2011 tournament. Last season, Canon-McMillan rolled to a 52-9 win over Greensburg Salem in the semifinals and a 53-12 rout of North Allegheny in the finals.
In Friday's semifinals, Josh Minor's pin of Mitch Nagy at 113 assured the Big Macs a 36-24 victory over Kiski and set up the dramatic showdown against Franklin Regional. Minor entered the match with a sub.-.500 record in his dozen trips to the mat. Nagy was a 20-match winner.
The most recent title should be the most satisfying for the Big Macs because of the number of injuries they had to contend with to win it. Solomon Chishko, a third-place medalist in last year's PIAA Individual Championships, has not wrestled this season after fracturing his elbow in the preseason Super 32 Tournament in North Carolina two weeks before the first practice date of the high school season.
Malachi Krenzelak has missed the past three weeks with an injury and William Pihiou just returned to the lineup after missing two weeks. So the Big Macs depended on Josh Minor, Nick Konyk and Nick Oberhaus to fill in while the others healed.
Now, Canon-McMillan will try to defend the two PIAA team titles it won last year. The Big Macs had one of the biggest wins in the program's history against Central Dauphin in last year's state semifinals in Hershey. They went on to beat Erie McDowell in the finals to win the tournament, then made it a clean sweep by winning the team title at the PIAA Individual Championships a month later. Yes, the PIAA still gives out two team titles each season.
If Chishko and Krenzelak can't go, and Pihiou can't shake the rust off in time, then the Big Macs will have a difficult time repeating as team champions. But, as we've seen in the past, it's not a good idea to bet against this team.
Assistant sports editor Joe Tuscano can be reached at email@example.com.
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