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Four-and-a-half-years after Washington County and two school districts faced off in court, the Washington County commissioners have lost their last-ditch attempt to forestall a countywide property reassessment.
In a 27-word order, the justices of the state's highest court decided Tuesday they would not hear the case.
The Washington and McGuffey school districts filed legal documents asking the Washington County court to intervene because the last property reassessment took effect in 1981.
"This action by the Supreme Court means that the county and its elected officials have no further legal avenue to pursue in their attempts to further delay the reassessment," said Susan Key, attorney for the school districts, in a statement.
"Since there is no other court that the commissioners can appeal to, they must proceed with the reassessment."
Commission Chairman Larry Maggi, returning Tuesday from a trip to Harrisburg, said, "Twenty-seven words change the future of Washington County."
Maggi visited the state capital for a state university council of trustees chairmen's meeting and to discuss property tax reform with state Sen. David G. Argall, R-Schuykill, whose website proclaims, "Property Tax Independence Act; Liberty Equality Prosperity."
He said the board of commissioners' next step will be to meet in the next day or two with the county solicitors "and see what options we have; see what avenues we have to keep from dealing with this archaic system.
"It's difficult to see why the Washington School District and McGuffey are so adamant about reassessing. We saw the turmoil of our neighbors to the north. The people don't want reassessment, the county doesn't want reassessment, yet we're being forced by two school districts to do something that hasn't changed in over 100 years."
Key has said that a property reassessment will remove a tax burden from homeowners who have been paying more than their fair share and make property assessments more equitable.
Maggi put the price tag of a reassessment at $8 million, which will be borne by Washington County taxpayers through a bond issue.
"It is important to note that the county commissioners agreed to reassess Washington County when a consent decree was prepared by the county solicitor and given to Judge (Debbie) O'Dell Seneca for her signature on Nov. 25, 2008. In that consent decree, the elected officials agreed to commence a countywide reassessment by Sept. 30, 2009," Key wrote.
"This was affirmed by the affidavit of commissioners dated Dec. 9, 2008, wherein they attested to the fact that they had reviewed the stipulation of facts and consent decree with their solicitor and agreed that the Sept. 30, 2009, date "by which to initiate the re-evaluation process is reasonable."
Maggi disagreed.
"At no time did the board of commissioners agree to reassess," Maggi said Tuesday. "We were agreeing to facts that were indisputable, period, and that's the thought of all three commissioners.
"Lawyers can say what they want to say, put words on paper and play semantics with them. The board of commissioners did not agree to reassess, period."
At a status conference last month, the commissioners, through their legal counsel, noted that they had advertised for proposals from vendors who would conduct the reassessment. The proposal process would remain open for 60 days.
Key is also seeking a contempt-of-court finding against the board of commissioners for failing to reassess property countywide, and that court hearing is scheduled for June 4.
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WAYNESBURG – Valentine's Day came a little early for residents of the Rolling Meadows Nursing Home in Waynesburg, thanks to a local boy.
Kolby Smith, 10, a fourth-grader at Waynesburg Elementary School, has been collecting stuffed animals since he was just a little guy, according to his mom, Tammy. Recently Kolby made the decision that it was time to part with them.
When he was discussing the matter with Tammy, the idea of sharing these beloved toys came up. A perfect solution it seemed was to contact Sharon Jeffries, the activities director for Rolling Meadows. Known as Aunt Sharon to Kolby, Jeffries said she was delighted when she got the call suggesting that Kolby bring in his stuffed animals as Valentine's gifts for the residents there.
"He has been collecting these since he was just a baby," Jeffries said. "I know it will be a little hard for him to part with them but he wanted to do this."
For a few days prior to making his presentation Kolby and Tammy made some alterations to the animals that ranged from a turtle to a leopard. Each one was fluffed up, hearts sewn on them and red ribbons tied around the necks in honor of the occasion.
Kolby was joined by his older brother, Walker, 14, as he personally went resident-by-resident allowing them to choose which animal they wanted.
"I put them in two baskets, one for girls and one for boys," Kolby told Jeffries, but agreed they could choose from either.
It was ladies first as the brothers went around the room with the baskets. Some of them brought their own stuffed animals along to show off what they already possessed. Several said they thought it was really nice of Kolby to think of them. Others waited anxiously for their turn to choose one of the treasures.
As hard as it may have been to depart with them, Kolby was all smiles. A horseman for several years now, he has slowly been moving on to activities that involve live animals. His parents said they are very proud of his accomplishments in the horse arena. Most recently, Kolby took second place at the 2012 Ohio State Fair Light Horse Show for Saddle Seat Equitation 10 & Under Walk/Trot.
But that is just one of the ways in which Kolby is involved with horses. In fact, mom and dad, Troy, said they are considering purchasing a miniature pony for him in the near future.
"He has plans already to use it as a therapy pony," his mother said. One of his potential destinations where the pony might visit is Rolling Meadows.
Jeffries joked that there may be another reason behind such a visit – giving Kolby a chance to check on 60 old friends he graciously left behind for Valentine's Day.
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The more I look at it, the more I love it! It's the perfect look for Castle Grayskull in my opinion. This thing is going to make the best display ever!
Nice to see big pics! Man, I really want this to happen so bad. I think it just looks AMAZING. I hope I am in a house by the time Fall 2013 rolls around so I have some place to put this bad boy. It'd be awesome to build a display cabinet with a rotating display stand on top so you could see the castle spin around. That'd cost way more than the castle, I bet, though.
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The more I look at it, the more I love it! It's the perfect look for Castle Grayskull in my opinion. This thing is going to make the best display ever!
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The big problem is the international shipment... it will be enough 50$ with the DHL system?
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EDIT: And looking at the blueprints from ToyArk, it appears that it will be 17.5" wide across the face, compared to an estimated 13.5 from the vintage, so about as much wider as it is taller, so proportions of the front should be the same, and on the whole, it'll be about 33% bigger than vintage Grayskull.
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As an international customer I would really like to know how much Im going to be charged for shipping before pre-ordering (or at the same time, of course). Of course, its obviouse that the shipping will be beastly (I'm prepared for that, to an extent), but I would just like to know how beastly before committing myself. I think that's quite important.
Wow, what a day! Did you ever really think you'd see this:
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Looks awesome but PLEASE Let it be painted like the vintage box art NOT like the vintage Proto (all light green) or the nasty 200X apps.
Dont be literal with 'GRAY' skull. Its a ruin let it look old.
The one thing I really, REALLY wanted from the Castle Grayskull prototype, is the playmat thing finally sculpted in plastic. At Power-Con, they had a slide with an arrow pointing to it, indicating it was going to be made...and I was very excited about it!
Seeing as it's not on the B-sheets and they have that plain, small, gray base instead...I think they cut it out. If that's the case, it's a real shame...especially since they upped the price $50.
I'm still looking forward to Grayskull, but I REALLY wanted the abyss to put around it for once.
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Yeah, the base they decided on looks very similar to the 200x one.
If CG goes through with this new "pre-order" experiment, I hope we'll get the chance to see more vehicles and even Snake-Mountain on the table as well before the line goes south in 2014.
I really can't wait to see the proto type of this amazing set.
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Though should we get a Snake Mountain Id far prefer this version
The Filmation version is just bland externally, the faces and other aspects of the Vintage design are superb...and a Hybrid like this would be amazing. IMHO.
I'm really happy with what we've seen from Grayskull so far. LOVE the minicomic elements, they are very important for the interior. However I do think they should add some interior filmation details for fans, as they are also important. Make an interchangeable throne, portal, etc.
As for snake mountain - I don't really care what version they do, I'm unlikely to buy it anyway. The filmation version is okay, but boring, and the vintage toy looks cool on the outside but is crappy on the inside. I do love the look of the jungle playset prototype, however. Wish they would have made that version instead, back in the day.
Man, I love this exterior, but... I'm really underwhelmed by the interior. Like, really underwhelmed. There are cool features, and they obviously got excited about adding detail, but once again, it feels like the line is imagining a fan demand for an early concept that doesn't really exist and ignoring fan demand for the tie-in media designs. They're fantastic bonuses, but not really something I'm eager to shell out $300 for. It's great that the people working on this line are fans of it, but I think they're too often too in love with their personal discoveries in the archives. Yes, that stuff is cool to find, but when it comes down to the actual toys, that just isn't where the fans' heads are. We're not digging through the archives, thinking, Oh, this was cool! For most of us, that isn't our connection to the material.
I really did expect that they'd go the Filmation route in the interior. Filmation throne, mirror/portal... Nothing really that major from a design/work standpoint, but very significant if you consider that THAT is the Castle Grayskull that people have seen and imagined for 30 years and never had the chance to buy. It's like they're saying, "We can totally do that now! But instead, we'd rather give you this little peg that we saw in the archives and thought was really cool!"
I know that before the b-sheet reveal, I was planning on buying two (to display the interior and exterior). Now I'll probably just grab one, more to support the line than for actual display. I'm sure I'll like it when I get it, but for now, I'm a little bummed.
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Im an total Minicomic style supporter but a Filmation portal/mirror would be absolute wicked!
The vintage SM was designed to have the play on the outside..so the inside was just three stickers (well 5 if we wanna pedantic!lol) I would like to think that should we ever get a MOTUC version..it would have as much love on the interior as Grayskull. with thrones, dungeons, laboratories etc.
Wow, things are looking good!
I realize this is just an illustration, but I really hope they go for a more "worn" look than we're seeing.
The smooth bricks and sharp lines on some of the edges feels less like the vintage Taylor CG and more like the phony-looking CG brick skin we've seen on all the Classics packaging, which I don't think anyone really cares for.
So yeah, rough it up just a bit more! Give us a more craggy, less precise brickwork look (especially around the eyes and around the door) and this thing will be pretty dang perfect!
I think it's obvious now that the 5.5" measurement for the jawbridge seen on the interior drawing is meant to be the width of the door. The external shot says it's 8.95" tall! That's amazing. Figures are going to have a lot of headroom coming out of the gate. It's going to look incredible.
Thanks to the dudes at ToyArk for getting these very clear and legible shots of the slides out there.
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its almost perfect but i would have loved the mouth to be slightly rounded like filmation, even if just a little bit. I hope the eyes and skull dont end up to 'bricky' looking. the insides however need some filmationisation- throne, portals etc.
i just wish they would realise that for the vast majority of us filmation is one of the main ingredients of he-man , without these iit is like a cake with no iceing or cherry on top
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I would so love this, I like the filmation snake mountain but this is a great hybrid. im not such a fan of the 200x one
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Bethel Park School District bus drivers said that they are pleased to be keeping their jobs.
"We kept our jobs, we kept our benefits," said Beth Tomshay, union president. "We're happy."
At a special meeting June 10, school board members ratified a collective bargaining agreement with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees District Council 84.
The union, which represents the district's 60 bus drivers, three mechanics and 16 bus aides, had been working under the terms of a contract that expired in 2011.
The four-year contract, which will go into effect July 1 and run through June 30, 2015, freezes wages for the first three years of the contract. There will be a one percent wage increase for all aides and less senior drivers, as well as for mechanics, in the final year of the contract. The new contract formally designates full-time employees and part-time employees, with full-time employees working 30 or more regularly scheduled hours per week.
In addition, under the terms of the contract, both full-time and part-time employees will continue to be provided with school district subsidized health care insurance coverage through the Allegheny County Schools Health Insurance Consortium.
Under the new contract, drivers and aides will contribute eight percent of the premium for individual HMO medical insurance coverage only, beginning July 1, 2013, and 10 percent beginning July 1, 2014. Mechanics will contribute eight percent of the premium for all HMO medical insurance coverage beginning July 1, 2013, and 10 percent beginning July 1, 2014.
In April, union members accepted a mediator's fact-finding report. School board members rejected that report and offered the union the compromise proposal, which was accepted by union members and ratified by the board.
Tomshay said the compromise proposal did not differ greatly from what was suggested by the fact-finder's report.
District officials have said their transportation budget for the 2012-2013 school year was $4.2 million, and that they are looking at ways to cut expenses in all areas. They have been very open about the fact that they sought a bid from First Student, an independent student transportation company that provides busing for many districts.
Parents of district students however, have been outspoken in their objection to outsourcing, and in their support of union members.
Ron Sustich, a school board member, said that keeping the transportation operation in-house will cost the district approximately $350,000 more than outsourcing.
"This has been a difficult ordeal," Sustich said of the decision. "I admire the transpiration union. I don't think this district is ready to sell its buses."


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You might have noticed that there's a new poll in town. And this new poll is wearing naught but letters for options. But Cereal, that makes no sense! Shut up, I ain't done!
The 300-Word Story Event is rapidly approaching (this was the last one), and it will be held by yours truly. My idea this time around is to put a small restriction in place on the stories submitted to make things interesting. Small things, nothing to hamper creativity.
Thing is, Seth and I came up with five. And I can't choose. That's where you come in. This poll will decide the story restriction for the event. I have them assigned already (secretly, of course) and won't be shuffling them, so no worries. The letter that gets picked is the letter that gets picked, no matter what it is.
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The Rotary Club of Waynesburg met Monday in support of fellow member Dave Cumberledge, who is awaiting a lung transplant, as Southwest Regional Medical Center raised a flag in recognition of organ donor awareness month.
The ceremony, which also included representatives from the Center for Organ Recovery and Education, symbolized the need to educate Americans about donation and the need for more designated donors. Nationally, more that 113,000 people are awaiting an organ transplant; with 18 to 20 dying each day.
Weather forced most of the ceremony inside, but it didn't dampen the spirit of the event. Addison Basiorka, who received a heart transplant as an infant, was also at the event. Cumberledge and Addison's mom, Renee, both made remarks about the impact the process has had on their lives.
Cumberledge has already been called to sit and wait for a possible transplant. He, and all potential organ recipients, await the call that an organ has been identified.
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Kathleen Capo, 60, of Washington, went to be with the Lord Monday, December 3, 2012, in Washington Hospital, with her children at her bedside.
She was born October 21, 1952, in Canonsburg, a daughter of the late Michael Sekura and Elizabeth Tullis Sekura.
Mrs. Capo worked at Sheehan's Photo and then was self-employed at Kathy Capo Photography for 20 years.
She was a member of Lone Pine Christian Church and a former, active volunteer for Washington Area Humane Society.
Her husband, John Capo, died July 11, 2012.
Surviving are two sons, Johnny Capo (Cortney) and Christian Capo; two daughters, Melissa Capo Fahey and Kristy Haught Miklic (David); two brothers, Jack of Erie and Thomas of Washington; a sister, Betty L. of Washington; grandchildren Shawn and Ethan Fahey, Kendle Haught and Liliana Capo; and many nieces, nephews and loving family members.
Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday in William G. Neal Funeral Homes Ltd., 925 Allison Avenue, Washington, where services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, December 7. Burial will follow in Lone Pine Cemetery. Additional information and guest book are available at www.NealFuneralHome.com.
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That's the reality when you struggle to get to 8-8 and miss the playoffs.
But Colbert also said that the gap between the teams playing in today's conference championship games and the Steelers is a big one. That's not necessarily true.
The Steelers beat one of today's AFC finalists, the Baltimore Ravens, on the road and probably should have beaten them at home, despite playing both games with a backup quarterback.
But, again, Colbert is disappointed by where the Steelers finished, as he should be It was Colbert who just a couple of years ago, after the Steelers lost to Green Bay in the Super Bowl, said that Pittsburgh's talent was good enough to finish second, but second isn't good enough.
Some franchises might be happy just to get to a conference championship game or Super Bowl. The Steelers consider anything short of a championship a failure.
It certainly will be for the teams playing in today's games.
Like the Steelers, the Patriots, Ravens, Falcons and 49ers came into this season with Super Bowl expectations.
Two of those teams are going to be disappointed at the end of they day.
For New England, a win today would put the Patriots in their sixth Super Bowl in the Bill Belichick-Tom Brady era. New England is 3-2 in those games, but hasn't won a Super Bowl since 2004.
As for the Ravens, this is their final chance to get a second Super Bowl for linebacker Ray Lewis, who won one in 2000.
In Atlanta, the Falcons got over a big hurdle last week with their first playoff win in the Mike Smith-Matt Ryan era – after three previous failures – and are considered one of the league's up-and-coming teams.
And San Francisco's mark on the Super Bowl era with Joe Montana and Steve Young is as impressive as any team, including the Steelers.
Those championship expectations are what separate the great franchises from the others. And those expectations are what will drive the Steelers and Colbert in this offseason.
The Steelers don't believe in rebuilding. They believe in retooling.
Baltimore (plus 91/2)at New England
The Patriots are 4-0 in AFC Championship games at home, but Baltimore came a Lee Evans dropped pass in the end zone away from ending that streak last January. That Ravens team was more formidable – at least defensively – than this one. Expect more of a shootout.
Take Baltimore to cover in a 27-23 loss
San Francisco (minus 31/2) at Atlanta
Atlanta jumped all over the weary Seahawks (back-to-back East Coast trips) and then had to rally to win after blowing a 20-0 lead. Colin Kaepernick gave Green Bay fits with his running, just as Russell Wilson gave the Falcons fits in the fourth quarter.
Take San Francisco, 31-24
Last Week: 1-2-1 ATS; 2-2 Straight up
Overall: 113-123-8 ATS; 162-95 Straight up
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Yes she is.
I say she, because Mosquitor drinks blood - unlike male mosquitos.
Mosquitor is one of the few vintage I didn't get - didn't even know about her until the Internet.
Then, when I started looking for her online, I found out about MOTUC just before Beastman was sold.
So thanks, Moz - you look cool & you brought good luck.
Funny Fan Fic: Meet the Rea-Por! (Heroic & Villainous Deaths) & The Mighty Spector's FIRST EVER FAN-FIC
& not so funny Fan Fic: War of Attrition
Trade feedback & WANTED: Bow/SLL style boots!
I hope that Mosquitor comes with both his gun and a Horde Crossbow, I really feel that is their signiture weapon, and represents a status symbol amgonst the generals in the horde. And I know no one else has a purple crossbow. So....Come on mattel, or at least include one in a weapons pak.
Mosquitor is a HE. Things work a bit different because they're all "aliens."
Mosquitos = females suck blood...yet Mosquitor sucks blood
Male Peacocks = beautiful, bright colours...yet Peek-a-Blue is a female
Anyway, I would go as far to say that Mosquitor is the MOST popular mosquito around!
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I think he's cool, neat concept and I hope he has a really neat-o cheast feature when he debuts in Classics. Time will tell
Ask not for whom MOTUC is made, it's made for thee.
If you have to disclaimer your like, then you don't really like it.
Hoping he has his action feature. Only ever had the straction but the toy seems really really AWESOME!!! Can't wait for a "Classic" version of him!!!
Mosquitor! Mosquitor! Mosquitor! Mosquitor! Mosquitor! Mosquitor!
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I only know him from the power & honor review.
Hope he comes with his action feature. go mattel !
A new Motu line, again at last!
I must admit I want him also in Classics ASAP. That blood pumping feature and his uber cybernetic coolness is pretty sweet. I can't wait to see what the 4H do with him.
Bring on Batros!
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& not so funny Fan Fic: War of Attrition
Trade feedback & WANTED: Bow/SLL style boots!
So why is there no love for this guy? He's always been my favorite guy. My most fond memories is with this guy battling Buzz Off and dominating my little battlefield as a kid. I mean, Mosquitor doesn't even have an encyclopedia entry on this site. why is that? Or if you love Mosquitor, please speak up. Why do you like or dislike Mosquitor? Oh, and show some Mosquitor love by showing us yours. Here's mine. I had to get another as my old one was beat all to hell.
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Wow I love this guy, is he really a member of the horde? Was he ever in the tv or comics? He's pure motu. I hope they make him. Sure buy for me.
He's very cool, I think, he would look great with the MOtUC body...
I'd buy Mosquitor in a second. In fact, I remember buying him in 80s. Good times.
The next two male Horde members, in importance to me, are Mantenna and then Modulok. Mosquitor is next after that, but above Dragstor and Multibot--but then that's all based on the order in which I got them and I never owned those last two. I have no doubt that Dan's professed love of Mosquitor has bumped him up in popularity a little, but he was one of the few figures to make it into the 200x staction line and that helped too.
I like Mosquitor as well. Come to think of it I think every Horde member is awesome. When you put them all together they just look bad____!
i never had this figure as a kid and looking at the original version, i'm really not impressed.
interested to see what the horsemen would do to classicize him though.
I love this character!!! I can see the hype for him (Above any other no names or one shoters) He deserves the hype!
He is becaming more popular with every day!
Never had him as a kid, but I'd snatch him up! Like others have said, I'd love to see him ooze blood in his chest. That'd be awesome.
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Im wondering just how they'd pull that off myself. They said no action features but the pumping blood was the best part!
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I remember being instantly attracted to the Mosquitor figure when he was originally released. I loved his colors, and the blood feature was so cool at the time. I love the Horde, and he is easily one of my favorites.
I also liked that he wasn't really used in much media and mysterious.


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The assassination of Abraham Lincoln on the evening of April 14, 1865, remains a defining event in American history. Every schoolkid knows that Lincoln was shot at Ford's Theater by John Wilkes Booth. Many know that the play the Lincolns were watching was called "Our American Cousin."
It's safe to say that few events in our history have been as thoroughly researched as the assassination of the nation's 16th president. In other words, nothing new is revealed in the National Geographic Channel's first scripted special, "Killing Lincoln," airing Sunday night.
But that doesn't mean the decently-written and adequately performed docudrama is unwelcome. Narrated by Tom Hanks and adapted by Erik Jendresen from the book by newsman Bill O'Reilly, the film details the events leading up to that night in April, as well as the aftermath during which the government launched an extensive manhunt for Booth and his co-conspirators, leading to Booth's death 12 days after the shooting and the execution of several who aided his escape.
Billy Campbell plays Lincoln, with Jesse Johnson portraying Booth. Both actors stick to the script, not only the script for the show but the more important historical script. Campbell's Lincoln is convincing, but somehow doesn't quite replicate the war-weary, drained image conveyed in the last photographs of Lincoln. Booth, a member of one of the nation's great theatrical families, never seems to be offstage. The theatricality of Johnson's line delivery leaves us wanting to know more about the man beneath the declamations.
Any depiction of a historical event, especially a tragic one, may prompt us to consider how things might have turned out differently. And so it is with "Killing Lincoln." What if Booth, who can be seen on the steps of the Capitol during Lincoln's second inauguration in an ancient photograph, had chosen that occasion to try to kill the president? What if Booth hadn't stopped in at Ford's Theater on the day of the assassination to learn that the president would attend "Our American Cousin" that night, instead of following through with previously announced plans to see a play about Aladdin's magic lamp at Grover's Theater?
And as for the off-quoted – and perhaps misquoted – pronouncement by Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton after Lincoln drew his last breath, if only stenographer James Tanner's pencil not broken at that precise moment, we would know for certain whether Stanton said, "Now he belongs to the ages" or, as some reported, "Now he belongs to the angels."
"Killing Lincoln" is yet another reminder that history is made up of events both monumental and petty, of complex intentions and unforeseen circumstances, and that their occurrence can never be undone, but is often subject to interpretation and misunderstanding.
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If you set this option, the image on-screen will be scaled based on the eyepieces and telescope you define.
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The purpose of this plugin is to simulate what a user would see through their eyepiece when viewing an object. The plugin takes into account all aspects of the viewing system to produce as accurate a view as possible. Any number of telescopes and eyepieces can be configured, to help you choose the best eyepiece for a given object. This makes eyepiece - or telescope - comparison easier.
NOTE: this describes the plugin as-of the 0.10.5 release of Stellarium.
Here is a shot showing an active ocular with an active CCD sensor.
Using the Ocular plugin
Telrad Finder
The Telrad feature can be used without defining any of the items below. As a reflex sight is non-magnifying, this feature can only be enabled when no ocular is selected. So if you hit the hot key, and nothing happens, make sure you do not have one of the oculars active.
The three circles that appear in the center of the screen are 0.5°, 2.0°, and 4.0° in diameter. They stay centered in the screen, so move the 'telescope' (click-drag the background) to center the circles on the object of interest. I find it useful to zoom in to better see what stars are in the circles. At the default angle of 60° on my 17" laptop screen, not too much is visible. Zooming in to around 40° gives a better image. The screen shots below show this.
The top image is the default 60°, and the bottom one is about 40°.
- Define some eye pieces and telescope (see below).
- Select an object to view (i.e. a star, planet, etc.)
- Click the tool bar button for toggling the Ocular mode, or press Command-O (control-o for non-Mac users).
- Swap between Oculars and Telescopes to see how the view changes.
As-of Stellarium version 0.10.3, you no longer need to edit the ini file. All configuration is done through the user interface in the application. To open the configuration dialog hit the alt-O key, or click the configure button on the plugin setup dialog. There are four tabs in the configuration dialog; General, Eyepieces, Telescopes, and About'. The first three are the ones we are interested in here.
This is the General tab. Currently the only option is to scale the images based on apparent FOV or not. In general, I'd recommend you not select this, unless you have a need to. It can be very useful in comparing two eyepieces, but, for general use, it can really reduce the image size on the screen.
If you set this option, the image on-screen will be scaled based on the eyepieces and telescope you define. See the section below for information os what scaling means, and why you might want to use it.
This is the tab used to enter your own eyepieces. But default, a sample one is added; feel free to delete it once you've entered your own.
The fields on this tab are:
- name
- A free-text description of the ocular. You could modify this to match your personal descriptions of eyepieces.
- afov
- Apparent field of view in degrees in degrees
- Focal Length
- Eyepiece focal length in mm
- Field Stop
- The field stop of the eyepiece in mm. This is used to calculate the true field of view of an eyepiece. If you do not know what it is just leave it the default zero. Not all manufacturers provide this value; Televue is one that does.
Once you change a value, please press the Update Ocular button. The next version should do this automatically, but currently, if you do not press the button, the value will be lost.
CCD Sensors
This tab allows you to define sensors for any camera you may have. When defined and selected, this will draw a red bounding rectangle in the center of the ocular view, showing what the CCD will capture. Note that old versions will draw this bounding rectangle as gray, which is difficult to see. Version 0.10.6 has this changed to red.
The fields on this tab are:
- Name
- A free-text description of the sensor.
- Resolution x
- the width of the censor in pixels.
- Resolution y
- the height of the censor in pixels.
- Chip width
- the width of the censor in mm.
- Chip height
- the height of the censor in mm.
- Pixel width
- the width of an individual pixel, in microns.
- Pixel height
- the height of an individual pixel, in microns.
The resolution is easy to find, even for DSLRs. The chip size and pixel size may be more difficult for a DSLR, but searching the internet should turn up these values.
This is the tab used to enter your own telescopes. But default, a sample one is added; feel free to delete it once you've entered your own.
The fields on this tab are:
- name
- A free-text description of the telescope. You could modify this to match your personal description.
- Focal Length
- Telescope scope focal length in mm
- Diameter
- Telescope diameter in mm
- Horizontal flip
- If the view through this telescope should flip horizontally.
- Vertical flip
- If the view through this telescope should flip vertically.
Once you change a value, please press the Update Telescope button. The next version should do this automatically, but currently, if you do not press the button, the value will be lost.
Scaling the eyepiece view
I'd like to thank Al Nagler over at Televue for helping to set me straight on the topic of eyepieces. They are a lot more complicated that you might think!
By default, the view drawn on your computer screen when in Ocular mode fills the screen. That is, there is a circle drawn to represent the view through the eyepiece, and this circle will fill the screen. For general use, this is what most people would want. There will be times that it's not.
If you are going to be observing any deep space object, it can be very import to choose the best eyepiece for that object. You will typically want an eyepiece that will magnify the object as much as possible, while showing all of the object in the eyepiece view. Getting this can be tricky, especially if you do not like changing eyepieces at the telescope. Or maybe you want to understand why one type of telescope may be better for observing what you are interested in, more than another type of telescope. This is where you will want to scale the image on screen based on your eyepiece.
Different eyepieces will generally have a different apparent field of view (aFOV). An easy way to think about this is, the larger the aFOV, the bigger the picture you see in the eyepiece. Older eyepieces would generally have aFOV in the 50° range. Today, there are massive eyepieces with 86°, and recently even 100° aFOV! These eyepieces are huge, as they require a lot of very special glass to achieve their incredible field of views. An eyepiece of the same focal length with a 100° aFOV will produce an image though the eyepiece that is twice as wide as one produced by a 50° eyepiece.
Different telescope, with an eyepiece of a given aFOV, will also produce a different true field of view. The true field of view is the actual size of the piece of sky that you see through the eyepiece. Getting these two 'just right' can be very important. It's easy to assume that you want the biggest telescope you can get, with the eyepiece that gives you the highest magnification. This is never true in reality. Depending on where you live, and especially what you like to look at, a 100-120mm quality refractor with a wide aFOV eyepiece may very well be better than a large SCT with the same eyepiece. This is something I learned the hard way.
So how does scaling the eyepiece view help? The plugin will find the eyepiece you have with the largest aFOV. This aFOV becomes 100% of the computer screen. Then, any other eyepiece will have its aFOV compared, and the image on screen will be scaled down percentage wide. These 100° aFOV eyepieces make the math here easy. If you have one, then when that eyepiece is used, the circle that represents the view through the eyepiece will take up 100% of the screen. Next, if you select an eyepiece with an 86° aFOV, it's view will be scaled to 86% of the screen, and a 60° aFOV eyepiece will be scaled to 60% of the screen.
This is easier to understand in action, so lets look at an example that uses three eyepieces all with the same 17mm focal length, so they all produce the same level of magnification (well, one has an 18mm foal length, but its magnification is nearly identical) and see how the view changes.
Example in action
Let's see what all of this means in practice. These example all use a Celestron C8 8" SCT telescope, and the target is the Great Orion Nebula.
This is an image with a 17mm Televue Ethos eyepice, with an aFOV of 100°. Magnification is 119.5x
This is an image with a 17mm Televue Nagler eyepice, with an aFOV of 86°. Magnification is 119.5x
This is an image with a 18mm Televue Radian eyepice, with an aFOV of 60°. Magnification is 112.8x
We can see from these images that the target is all three images is the same size. The 100° image fills the screen, the 86° is smaller, and the 60° is smallest yet, filling 60% of the computer screen. Note that in each image, the field of view that you see changes. The larger the aFOV, the more you can see of the sky. So in this example, if you had an 8" telescope, you would want to use the 17mm 100° Ethos eyepiece to see as much of the nebula as possible.
How you can help
A TODO list is maintained in the README file for the plugin. If you are able to help with any item in this list, please contact the Stellarium developer team via the stellarium-pubdevel mailing list.
We also welcome bug reports, feature requests and feedback through the usual channels (trackers, forums and so on).


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East Washington police Chief Donald Solomon faces a maximum sentence of 60 years in prison and a $750,000 fine after pleading guilty Friday to three counts of extortion.
Solomon, 56, who is said to have characterized himself as "the best cop money can buy," admitted to having accepted money from an FBI agent posing as a drug dealer and selling the agent law enforcement-restricted Tasers in 2011 before U.S. District Judge Joy Flowers Conti.
Solomon pleaded guilty although no plea offer had been made to him by prosecutors. Instead, it will be up to the judge to determine Solomon's penalties pending a pre-sentence investigation.
He will learn his fate during a sentencing hearing set for 3:30 p.m. May 3.
In the meantime, Solomon will be allowed to remain free on bond. However, he will not be required to be on electronic home monitoring. Instead, the court ordered that he not be allowed to leave his home from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.
According to the federal indictment, Solomon met with undercover agents while in uniform and on duty, agreeing to provide distraction for the staged multi-kilogram cocaine sales that took place in East Washington and South Strabane Township.
He also made threats toward a local politician and woman.
Timothy D. Johnson of East Washington recently pleaded guilty in federal court to gun charges. He also admitted to firing shots at the woman's car and hitting the North Franklin Township home where she had been staying. He told the FBI that Solomon instigated the shooting.
According to the FBI, Johnson was part of a group of people from the Washington area who would rob drug houses. Solomon allegedly would provide the group with police information and identify the locations of the drug houses.
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U.S. Attorney David Hickton said he was pleased that Solomon agreed to enter a guilty plea in a case that was "stark and brazen."
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Solomon was hired as chief in October 2010 after serving as a part-time officer for 20 years.
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In choosing a topic for this week's column, I found several noteworthy events, all revolving around a common theme.
• On Feb. 7, it was revealed that the powers that be at Mt. Lebanon Public Library had decided that a picture of a painting showing an exposed female breast was a no-no. Seems they figured that the photo, part of an exhibit by photographer John Flatz, might cause small children to snicker, grown men to leer and grown women to have a sudden attack of the vapors. So they asked Flatz to replace the photo. He declined, choosing instead to equip said photograph with a picture of a bra and an arrow pointing to it saying "Censored by the Mt. Lebanon Public Library."
I can't help but wonder if the good folks who determine the course of Lebo's library have been spending too much time watching the PBS series "Downton Abbey" and have made the mistake of thinking it is a documentary rather than a work of fiction. They obviously believe we are living in the demure world of the 1920s British upper crust. What next, sir? Exposed female ankles? My word! Library spokesmen say the ban is not censorship. That's good, because the Bible contains not only nudity, but also mass murder. And there's all that begatting. Once started, where do we stop? At best, banning that photo is simply making a dirty breast of things.
• Feb. 9 marked the 49th anniversary of The Beatles' first appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show." Say what you like about The Beatles, but they undeniably rewrote the script for success for millions. Maybe they need to play The Beatles at Mt. Lebanon Public Library. After all, music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. NOTE: Avoid The Beatles' "Girl," in which Paul McCartney and George Harrison sing background using a common euphemism for the female breast.
• Tomorrow is Valentine's Day, a holiday usually involving the giving of flowers and candy to a loved one or, perhaps, an intimate, candlelit dinner centered around something other than a footlong and curly fries at Sonic. But how many know the origins of St. Valentine's Day?
Like many Christian holy days, St. Valentine's Day initially was an effort by the church to move its members away from celebrating pagan festivals. The festival in this case was Lupercalia, celebrated around Feb. 15. The Roman historian Plutarch described Lupercalia thusly: "At this time many of the noble youths and some of the magistrates run up and down through the city naked, for sport and laughter striking those they meet with shaggy thongs. And many women of rank also purposely get in their way, and like children at school present their hands to be struck, believing that the pregnant will thus be helped in delivery, and the barren to pregnancy."
If you're thinking this sounds a lot like Beyonce's Feb. 3 Super Bowl show, you're not alone.
The modern-day Plutarch – Wikipedia – adds that Lupercalia was celebrated "partly in honor of Lupa, the she-wolf who suckled the infant orphans, Romulus and Remus," who founded Rome.
Could it be that Mt. Lebanon Public Library had planned a display on the history of St. Valentine's Day, but backed out after being unable find a multi-cupped bra to cover the picture of Lupa suckling her adopted sons?
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Father and son co-authors Matthew S. Makley and Michael J. Makley bring "Cave Rock: Climbers, Courts and a Washoe Indian Sacred Place" to life in the form of a 132-page paperback book.
The Makleys chronicle a struggle between two passionate but opposing groups intent on honoring Cave Rock in their own way. The Nevada Washoe Indian Tribe and sport climbers battled for access to this beloved Lake Tahoe landmark in a court case that spanned across two decades. The Washoe people believe Cave Rock is sacred and should be treated properly. According to their beliefs, climbing desecrates what is holy, especially since it employs the use of fixed anchors. Sport climbers treasure the climb up one of the most aesthetically beautiful and internationally renowned granite rock faces. They consider Cave Rock a special place and worship it in a way that is unique to them.
The Makleys' comprehensive account of this conflict unveils the legal twists and turns of this case that gained national attention. In the end, favor fell upon the Native Americans and sport climbing was banned on Cave Rock. It was an unpredicted and unprecedented outcome given the fact that the Washoe Tribe consisted of 1,900 members while more than 100 corporations backed the climbers' advocacy group, the Access Fund. When the verdict came down in August 2007, joyous cries rang out. The ruling was personal and held great significance for the Washoe Tribe. But there were also those on the opposing side who were exasperated, angry and disappointed. Controversy swirls even today in the aftermath of the gavel's thud.
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With two starters out with injuries, Chartiers Valley (22-7) entered its PIAA Quad-A girls' basketball quarterfinal playoff game against rival Mt. Lebanon a distinct underdog. The odds were so stacked against the Colts that were their coach a spectator, he would have skipped the game entirely.
"I don't think anyone outside of our locker room gave us a chance," said CV head coach Spencer Stefko. "I know if I was outside this locker room, I wouldn't have even bought a ticket to this game. It was an obvious blowout to me."
Not to Alexa Golden, however. The sophomore single-handily upset the Lebo ladies. In CV's 48-37 triumph, she exploded for 23 points. Though the 5-9 guard started slowly, she finished with a flair, scoring 20 points in the last 11 minutes of play. In fact, she reeled off eight straight, including a third-period buzzer-beating lay-up, to stake the Colts to a 32-23 advantage to start the fourth frame.
"My teammates," she said crediting them for her success. "They are always there. They had my back. They told me to keep going at halftime and that my shots would fall."
Because they did, Lebo fell for the second straight time to the Lady Colts. After sweeping CV, 48-45 and 49-40, to win the Section 4 banner, Lebo dropped a 31-27 decision to the Colts.
In that district semifinal match-up Mariah Wells scored 17 points. The senior, however, is out for the season due to a foot injury. Missing from the CV line-up, too, was Jenna Devinney, also because of an injury.
"All the stuff leading up to the game made us stronger," explained senior Kassidy O'Keefe, who scored six points. "It brought us together as a team.
"It fueled the fire," added senior forward Kristina Coyne, who finished with 10 tallies. "We weren't giving up. And, as the game went along, we gained more confidence."
Though Lebo forged a 9-8 edge in the first frame, on back-to-back three pointers from Alex Ventrone and a three-point play from Christine Ehland, CV eked ahead, 15-13, on a pair of free throws by Coyne in the second stanza.
CV never trailed after that. The Colts even expanded their margin to as many as five points throughout the third quarter, thanks to strong dives to the basket by Golden.
"She reminded me of Phil Ford out there," said Stefko referring to the former Olympian and NBA pro, who only recently had his scoring records at North Carolina surpassed. "I got tired just watching her."
Golden said she was just doing what she was told to do. "Coach told us to play our game and be us."
Yet Stefko did not recognize his girls, particularly when they weathered their toughest stretch in the contest. "Those kids are different," he said. "I'm going to have to watch the film and see how we won this game.
"It was a lot of intangibles. Sticking together. Playing hard. Looking after each other. Playing with instinct. We didn't look like us."
With 3:07 to play and leading, 36-29, Kristin McGeough fouled out. But when Stefko failed to replace his 6-3 forward, who finished with nine points, within the referee's requested time, the Colts were slapped with a technical. The infraction was the first in Stefko's seven-year coaching career at CV.
"It looked like it would turn the momentum," Stefko said of the technical. "I apologized to my kids but you would need a special group of kids to not let it get to them. I guess it proves that I have the most special kids you could possibly ask for."
Lebo had its share of special players and Ehland stepped up. The junior forward knocked down four free throws to cut CV's lead to three.
Golden, however, took over again. She scored CV's final 12 points, including 6-for-6 from the charity stripe in the final 2:28 of the game.
"I've been coaching Alexa since she was in sixth grade so I've seen some of this before but not on this stage," said Stefko. "If you have an Alexa Golden on your team, then you have a shot."
"She's a very, very good basketball player," said Lebo floor boss Dori Oldaker. "She played well."
Down the stretch Lebo did not play well and the Blue Devils shot poorly from the free throw line. They converted 12 of 21 attempts from the charity stripe.
Ehland led Lebo in scoring with 16 tallies. She was 8 of 10 from the line. Casey McCaffrey followed with seven points.
With the loss, Lebo finished the season at 24-4 overall. The Blue Devils, who had won state titles from 2009-11, graduate four seniors from their roster: Ventrone, Jordan Holmes, Amanda Frosztega and Hannah Sharpe.
"It's painful," said Oldaker of the defeat. "We are still so proud of what they accomplished but they don't want to hear that. They are devastated and shocked."


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