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Mid-IR Imaging Reduction
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This page outlines how to reduce images taken with Michelle and T-ReCS using the IRAF tasks in the midir package. Michelle imaging polarimetry reductions are also briefly described. Imaging observations can be reduced almost automatically if the observations were made in good conditions, although some interactive work is often necessary for observations taken under variable conditions.
Imaging Reductions
Imaging reductions are normally straightforward. If an observation has been taken under good conditions then the reduction of the raw data files is a one-step process. The mireduce task is used to produce final coadded, chop-subtracted and nod-subtracted data from the raw data files. The simplest reduction would be to use "mireduce filename", e.g.
mi> mireduce N20040906S0085
The resultant output file is rN20040906S0085.fits; rN20040906S0085[1] (the first image extension) contains the signal. If the default parameters for mireduce are being used, this command will cause the individual images for each nod to be stacked by simple averaging, resulting in one image of size 320 by 240 pixels containing the resultant image. For many imaging observations, this is sufficient.
The mireduce task also allows registration of the images, should this be needed. In that case, a region for registration needs to be defined (as using the whole image for registration does not work very well at all). Unfortunately the xregister task in IRAF, which is used for the registration, does not always produce the best possible registration. Some experimentation may be needed to produce a good result. PIs should run the imaging reduction with and without registration and compare the results in detail to see if the registration really has improved the image.
This example, an observation of a standard star, shows two reductions of the same image, with and without registering (miregister was used outside of mireduce to produce the registered image, but mireduce itself could simply have been run twice with different parameters). The radial profile was fit for both the unregistered and registered images. There was some improvement as seen in the FWHM values (3.69 compared to 3.83 pixels) and the ellipticity (0.24 compared to 0.18). The registration was performed using the entire image, so better results are probably achievable. Clues as to the quality of the image can be found from looking at the variance of the pixels. This is done by setting the fl_variance flag in the call to miregister or mistack. Note that mireduce should not be used to reduce imaging polarimetry files, which are handled slightly differently (see below).
It is often a good idea to examine individual images in a raw data file to check for bad nods (or individual savesets for T-ReCS) in the observation, because of detector noise, a chopping problem, clouds passing by or something else of this sort. The tasks tview, mview, and miview are all intended for this purpose. The difference between the three tasks are that tview is for raw T-ReCS files, mview is for raw Michelle files, and miview is for files produced by mprepare or tprepare where the files have been changed to a common format. Each of these tasks, which can be used by itself or called by mireduce, lets one look at individual images one by one and mark those that are bad. Please note that due to the radiative offset of the telescope if a nod A frame is removed from the set of images then a corresponding nod B frame must also be removed. Due to limitations in IRAF, all of these tasks can be slow given the number of images in a normal T-ReCS or Michelle observation.
Michelle observations that were aborted for one reason or another can be reduced using the fl_rescue flag in mireduce.
Absolute Calibration of Imaging Observations
All imaging observations are accompanied by observations of a photometric standard star that has been specified by the PI in the phase II programme and should be as close an airmass match as possible. This observation allows conversion from counts on the detector to zero magnitude flux density in the filter, assuming that the atmospheric transmission is the same for the observation of the standard and the science target.
A list of standard stars and their estimated flux density values (wavelength flux density in Jy) is given at this link. These values were calculated by integrating the assumed spectral energy distribution of the standard over the filter profiles for the different Michelle filters. It is difficult to estimate the uncertainties in these values because the atmospheric corrections are usually the largest contributor to the uncertainties in the calibration of Michelle images. The formal uncertainties in the spectral energy distributions for standard stars are generally of the order of 3% to 5%, giving a similar uncertainty in all efforts to calibrate Michelle images. Note that, although these values were derived specifically for Michelle filters, given the similarity in many Michelle and T-ReCS filters and the significant uncertainties in the standard star SEDs and atmospheric correction, they may also be of use for T-ReCS photometric calibration.
There is also an uncertainty in deriving flux density values in those cases where the spectral shape of the radiation for the science object is different from that of the standard star (which usually is the case). This colour correction may be significant for objects with very low colour temperature spectra in N-band and Q-band. This effect
is smaller for narrower filters and if the filter profile is symmetric about its peak. Colour corrections are expected to be relatively small for all of the filters normally used by Michelle, but would be significant for the broad N and Q filters (which are only rarely used due to saturation problems).
Imaging Polarimetry Reductions
Polarimetry mode involves using a half-wave plate to rotate the plane of polarisation of the incoming light. The wave-plate is rotated between four positions in an "ABBA" type pattern to help to remove any linear drifts with time or sky position. For each nod position short images are obtained with wave-plate positions 0, 45, 45, 0, 22.5, 67.5, 67.5, and 22.5 degrees. Then the telescope is moved to the next nod position and the cycle is repeated. To keep the time between nods reasonably short, each waveplate position only contains a few seconds' worth of data.
Experience from the commissioning of the polarimetry mode shows that registration of the wave-plate images is essential to get an accurate result. The image of a star falls on the detector in slightly different positions for the four wave-plate angles. If these shifts are not removed, then the reduction finds a spurious polarization signal.
The registration is carried out by the reduction tasks. However it is found that the registration is sensitive to the area of the array used, and that if the entire image is used the result tends to be poor. Thus the reduction of the raw images requires three steps:
- (a) "prepare" the raw data file with the mprepare task
- (b) examine one of the images and select a region where there is a bright, compact object for registration
- (c) carry out stacking of four wave-plate images with registration, using the mipstack task
Some trial and error may be needed in selecting the proper region for the registration. For a point source a 21 by 21 pixel box seems to work. For a more extended object the box needs to be larger. The output of the mipstack task is a MEF file with four extensions, these being the stacked images for wave-plate angles of 0, 22.5, 45, and 67.5 degrees. In stacking the frames one has the option of registering all frames or just those of a single wave-plate position. The former appears to work much better than the latter. If the registration is done for images at each wave-plate position, then these stacked images should again be registered when calculating the Stokes parameters. Once the four wave-plate images have been obtained, these can be converted into Stokes (I, U, Q) images using the miptrans task. Please note that miptrans simply does a pixel-by-pixel application of the relevant equations to calculate the Stokes parameters. Better results can usually be achieved by copying the extensions containing the images at the different waveplate angles to single-extension FITS files, and using a dedicated polarimetry reduction package such as the POLPACK software in the U.K. Starlink package. The only possible IRAF task to use for polarimetry analysis is the linpol task.
Another way to combine the wave-plate images is to form individual Stokes parameter images, I, U, and Q, for each AB nod pair in the observation, and then to combine these to form the final Stokes images. This is done using the mipstokes and mipsstk tasks respectively. This can be used to obtain an estimate of the signal to noise ratio for each pixel, so as to be able to screen out pixels with low S/N which produce spurious polarization signals. When this is done one can obtain estimates of the polarized and unpolarized fluxes, the percent polarization, and the position angle. Note, however, that the output polarization parameters are calculated in the simplest possible manner, and may overestimate the polarization especially when only a weak polarization signal is present. We reiterate that these routines may not produce science quality reductions. A dedicated polarization analysis package should be used for detailed analysis.
Due to the newness of the imaging polarimetry mode, further development of the package is likely to occur during the coming months.
Last update 2006 July 15; Rachel Mason, based on original pages by Kevin Volk.


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This week in my 20 Week Organization Challenge, I decided to organize my seed storage, in celebration of Earth Day.
To the left here you can see the many, MANY packets of seeds shoved into a little tin bucket and a re-purposed recipe box, as well as two bags of seed potatoes and some onion sets.
My original seed storage was in that recipe box. The seed packets were all alphabetized and filed in the box. But seeds take up more space than recipe cards, so the box filled up quickly and was soon overflowing into paper bags, baskets and that little bucket there. Many of the seeds we ordered this year came in packets that were a bit too big to fit in the box anyway. And, with spring planting upon us I have been struggling to find everything I want to plant and I've even run across seeds that I bought last year that never made it in the ground because they had gotten lost in the shuffle. I needed a new storage system, stat!
I wanted a storage container that can keep the seeds dry and dark, is well organized, and that all the packets can fit into easily. I considered a basket, but I really wanted something with a lid. In the end I settled for a photo storage box. It's paper board and I got it from Hobby Lobby for $4. It was supposed to come with twelve dividers, but there were only six, so I made a few more from some extra folders I had laying around.
Here's what the seeds look like now. I have a feeling this will get tweaked over time, but it's much better than it was!
What have you organized this week? Are you planning to do anything in the coming week?This post is part of the Organizing Junkie blog party! Check out here drawer organization this week. I'm getting up the gumption to tackle my drawers soon. Stay tuned! To see what I've done in the last eight weeks, check out my other 20 Weeks posts!

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Tuesday Art Day: Arbalest and Sophye
First: I know it isn't Tuesday, but I couldn't finish this yesterday and I didn't want to rush it.
I am really excited to share this particular art day project because I've had to keep it under my hat since September! This was a special commission from Kirby (who was referred to me on Twitter). He wanted two figurines for the top of his friends' wedding cake. I can't remember who suggested me because they had seen the figurines I have done before. (See: Shaedre, Millya). For many reasons this was a much more complicated project than those – they had to be wearing specific clothing, and they also had to stand on their own!
I wish I'd taken more in-progress photos; I do have the preliminary sketch that I did though. I was surprised that the final figures ended up looking similarly to this sketch. I really presented it as a rough just to get some idea of proportions.
This was the image that I had in my head and that I sent to Kirby before I started working on it. I wanted everything to be ready to go before I actually began work because once you start working with clay (even the type that doesn't dry out) it tends to be an all-consuming project taking over an entire desk and house. In this photo you can see a bit of my working area; note the thin scraps of clay and how they retain their shape without "sticking" to each other. Also you can see the box of 60 travel wipes – I used ALL of them. Travel wipes are amazing for working with clay. You can use them to clean your hands in-between colours, and also to wipe down the work area. I read this tip randomly on a clay website and it was invaluable.
Unlike my previous figures, these ones had to be able to stand on their own and were a fair bit bigger. Because of that, I knew they would need an armature inside. Arbalest (the groom) has a wire armature wrapped in aluminum foil that makes the shape of his legs, torso, arms, head, and horns. Sophye (the bride) was a little different. Because I knew her dress was basically cone shaped, I simply rolled and shaped a piece of aluminum foil into a cone. The reason this is done is because it makes the final figures lighter, stronger, and ensures that the clay bakes evenly. It also keeps the price manageable, because otherwise you'd have a solid block of clay.
I used a different type of clay, Staedtler Fimo instead of the Sculpey III I had used for my previous projects. I was really happy with the Fimo and will be using it again. I found that it held detail much better than the Sculpey. The feel of it is a bit more plastic-ey, but it was perfect for rolling out sheets of clay and retaining its shape. The black in particular gave me trouble, for some reason it felt softer than the other clays and tended to almost feel like it was melting in my hands. I think the only available Fimo black may have been Fimo "Soft" and I'm not sure I would use it again for a larger project such as the groom's tux/body.
For this project I also invested in a dedicated clay "pasta" machine to roll out sheets of clay. It was a huge lifesaver and I don't regret it at all! Especially the bride's dress required uniform amounts of clay and the Fimo was perfect at holding a "fold" as I was working with it. What I did was figure out the approximate length of "fabric" needed to wrap around the dress. I'd roll out the clay, use my blade to slice it straight and then just built from the bottom up. After the bottom of the dress was done I worked on the torso (I did the head separately, it also has a ball of aluminum foil inside) and later added the details like the roses.
Overall, the bride was much easier to sculpt than the groom. His stature and the Tauren legs made him much trickier. When I finished the majority of his body (his head was also sculpted separately) he couldn't really stand on his own, even with the wire skeleton in his legs. I changed the configuration of his tail so that it provided an extra support. This "tripod" arrangement keeps him upright! The tail is also built around a thick piece of wire and is probably a little thicker than an actual Tauren tail would be, simply of necessity.
The bride had a slight mishap in baking unfortunately, her bouquet slipped right out of her hands. Fortunately I was hovering over the oven anxiously and I caught it in time to pull the bouquet off of her and bake it next to her instead. Super glue works really well with polymer clays and I knew I could attach it after the fact. The bouquet may have needed some internal structure itself to lighten it up, I'm not sure, but lesson learned!
After both sculptures were baked, I spent some time glazing parts of them (and attaching/reattaching other parts). Having learned from the bride, I baked the boutonniere separately and attached it with glue after. I glazed Arbalest's hooves, the lapel of his jacket, his nose ring, the leaves of all the flowers, and Sophye's hair attachments. I toyed with the idea of glazing their eyes but ultimately decided against it in case it made them look creepy. I might experiment with this when I make another figurine for myself, but it's not something I wanted to mess with considering I was under time constraints and didn't want to mess these guys up.
I'm not sure that either of these photos shows all the little details like the tiny white buttons on Arbalest's shirt (I poked four holes in each of them!) but I guess it gives some idea. You can click to view any of these larger.
Finally, I have one photo from the wedding itself graciously taken for me by Kirby. It turns out that they were a bit big for the cake so as Kirby put it, they went plainstriding. I'm not sure if they were a surprise for the bride and groom (I think so, though) but it looks like they had flowers already planned for the top anyway so it's okay. I think even if I'd made them half the size they still would've been pretty big for the top so this worked out!
I learned quite a bit from this, including how much work such figures would be (I hadn't paid attention when I made them for myself). Sculpting each figure took about ten hours for a total of twenty, post production stuff was probably five between the two of them. Or, if you prefer, nearly two complete seasons of Buffy and a bit of extra where I wasn't watching anything at all.
Thanks to Kirby for the opportunity to make these! It sounds as if the "real" Arbalest and Sophye liked them and I had a blast making them. If you have any questions about something I forgot to mention, don't hesitate to ask me in the comments.


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A year ago, Google announced a new initiative to combat illicit file-sharing on its various websites. The Recording Industry Association of America has marked the one-year anniversary of that announcement with a new "report card" faulting Google for what the RIAA considers the search giant's slow progress.
In its December 2010 blog post, Google pledged to take four specific anti-piracy steps: respond to takedowns more quickly, remove piracy-related terms from autocomplete, make it harder for infringing sites to participate in AdSense, and make legitimate content easier to find in search results.
The RIAA grades Google's efforts to date as "incomplete," faulting the search giant's progress in all four areas. The industry group complains that phrases such as "lady gaga mp3 download" are still suggested by the autocomplete feature of Google search. It faults Google for refusing to explicitly "prioritize sites with authorized content over unauthorized sites"—though the report doesn't have much detail about how Google should distinguish the two. And it says Google "needs to be more proactive" about blocking infringing sites from using Google's AdSense advertising program.
But the RIAA pays the most attention to Google's promise to respond more quickly to takedown requests. Last year, Google said the first services to get faster takedowns would be Blogger and search. The RIAA tacitly admits that Google has kept its promise with respect to these two services. But the RIAA criticizes Google's management of the Android Marketplace, noting that Google "doesn't adequately screen apps" before accepting them in its app store. It also complains that apps removed from the Marketplace aren't automatically blacklisted from AdSense and Google Wallet.
Finally, the RIAA complains that, "the [takedown] tools Google has built have limits on the number of submissions rights holders can submit each day and they do not scale to the scope of piracy online." If the RIAA is describing the situation accurately (unfortunately, Google refused to speak to us about it) then this does seem like a legitimate complaint. On the other hand, the recent Megaupload and Hotfile takedown debacles illustrate the risks of abuse when copyright holders are given unlimited power to delete content from third-party services.
The RIAA completes its report card with a wish list of additional steps for Google to take: proactively block "pirate sites" from using its advertising networks, proactively screen Android apps for infringing content, proactively list sites with authorized content ahead of infringing sites in search results, and proactively remove from YouTube videos that advocate infringing activities.
Of course, the RIAA's complaints gloss over the important question of whether Google is obligated to proactively help the RIAA in the first place. To qualify for the DMCA safe harbor, a company must respond promptly to takedown notices and meet certain other criteria. But the DMCA clearly does not require companies to take affirmative, proactive steps to remove infringing content from its services. And while the RIAA didn't want to talk about the subject on the record for fear of prejudicing future litigation, the trade group drew parallels to other companies that have chosen to "work constructively on voluntary initiatives" to reduce piracy—tacitly acknowledged that it was asking Google to go beyond the letter of the law.
The RIAA closes its report by complaining that Google "raises alarmist, self-serving criticism to any legislative proposal to deter or thwart rampant copyright infringement." But it seems somewhat contradictory to be touting the value of "voluntary initiatives" while simultaneously trying to ram divisive copyright legislation through Congress over the objections of major Internet companies. The voluntary anti-piracy efforts Google has already undertaken do not appear to have bought the search giant any goodwill from major copyright holders. Which makes us wonder why the recording industry expects Google to make even greater efforts to help them when in many cases the law clearly doesn't require it.
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The clicking began this summer. I purchased a 55-inch Samsung LCD television a few years ago for a not inconsiderable amount of money, which I justified to myself—and to my wife, who followed the "42 inches should be enough for anybody" principle—by noting that the TV would last for years, no doubt providing the decades of service seen from many of the old CRT televisions and probably ending up as an heirloom which would be passed down to our children until it one day ended up on the 2095 version of Antiques Roadshow, astonishing the nation with the fact that it still looked great displaying 1080p video.
The clicks gave me doubts. Powering on the TV would make it click once, pause, then click again as though something inside were cycling, before it eventually sprang to glorious life. After a few weeks, turning on the TV took three clicks. Within a month, we were up to five. Last week, it hit seven.
As the startup delays grew longer and the clicks escalated, I began to fear that my expensive purchase would soon not function at all. A repair bill likely loomed in my future, and if past TV repair experience was anything to go on, I would probably end up spending a hundred bucks for a technician to come out only to find that he couldn't fix the problem. Would I have to buy a new TV?
Click, click
I Googled the Samsung "click of death" in the hope, however remote, that it was a common issue and could be solved by some sort of do-it-yourself voodoo. I was half right. The problem was well-known, and well-complained about online, but the fix involved plucking key capacitors out of the unit and replacing them. I used to play with breadboards and built simple circuits when I was a kid, but there was just no way I was messing around with the internals of my 55-inch TV. Others aren't so skittish—and this can indeed be done yourself if you're comfortable with a soldering iron.
Then I came across a link with news I had missed when it happened earlier this year: Samsung had actually been hit with a class-action lawsuit in Oklahoma City over this very issue and had settled it in spring. Class-action settlements are notorious for providing almost worthless benefits to those affected but huge paydays for the lawyers (case in point: the $7.80 check I randomly received in the mail last week for some "AT&T DSL Speed Settlement" in which the lawyers made $500,000). But in this case, the settlement benefits were quite real. I had only to call a toll-free phone number and Samsung said that it would send out a local repair tech free of charge to replace a set of capacitors on the TV's power supply. (If you have already paid for such a repair, Samsung will reimburse you.)
The offer only applies to symptoms "such as not turning on, experiencing a significant delay in turning on, making a clicking sound, cycling on and off, or other similar problems," and it only applies to a set of specific models manufactured before December 31, 2008. I ran downstairs with laptop in hand to compare the list to the small sticker on the back of my TV set. The numbers matched. I called the phone number on a Saturday morning and was done within five minutes. A technician from a reputable local company showed up at my door Monday morning, we took the TV off its stand and laid it face down on the floor, and he opened it up and began surgery.
He told me that the issue was a common one in flat panel TVs and was actually keeping him in business. (Samsung has said that the problem affected "approximately one percent of Samsung televisions sold in the US from 2006 to 2008.") Pulling off the back of the TV set and exposing the power supply, he found that seven of the capacitors used to store up enough charge to light the fluorescent backlight had "bubbled" tops, indicating part failure. (Update: a reader tells me that my blown 25V capacitors must have done some other job instead, as they aren't powerful enough to zap a backlight, which needs ridiculously high voltages to start and which is usually powered by a transformer.)
"I'm surprised you even got this thing to turn on," he told me.
He replaced nine of the capacitors with 25V 1000µf capacitors just to be safe and closed the TV back up. When we tested it, the TV lit on its first click.
The home visit, parts, and labor would have run me nearly $300, and the TV was out of warranty. Samsung has denied the claims in the Oklahoma City lawsuit, but to its credit it did agree to take care of the problem (and did so even before the settlement was reached). And, at least in my case, it did so in an absolutely painless way. My technician walked out the door without me paying a cent. The experience was positive enough that the dark thoughts I had been harboring–"I am never buying a Samsung product ever again!"–faded a bit, just as they did when Microsoft replaced my "red ring of death" Xbox 360 with no questions asked.
Still, it felt like a near-death experience for my $2,000 piece of hardware. While it's working fine again now, I keep wondering how long I have until the next design flaw blows out some tiny component.
If you live in the US and have a Samsung TV displaying one of the "Covered TV Symptoms," you have 18 months from March 2, 2012 to file a claim. The phone number to do so is 1-888-899-7602.


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Missing Texas family found in Washington County
A missing Texas man and his two grandchildren were found safe in Washington County on Tuesday.
William Gomez, 57, flagged down a sheriff's deputy near Addison and asked how to get back to Dallas.
Authorities said Gomez got lost and traveled more than 800 miles for two days before asking for directions near West Bend.
According to WFAA-TV in Dallas, Gomez disappeared Sunday with 8-year-old Dominique and 7-year-old Marcus.
Gomez's family said he suffers from memory problems.
The disappearance sparked a massive search through several states.
WFAA-TV reported that Gomez's family tracked his credit card purchases through Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois before the trio was found.
Authorities said Gomez and the grandchildren will remain in Washington County until the family can come pick them up.


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How can I control my panic attacks?
Every weekday, a CNNHealth expert doctor answers a viewer question. On Tuesdays, it's Dr. Charles Raison, an associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Emory University, and an expert in the mind-body connection for health.
Question asked by Stephanie via e-mail
I've been having a lot of panic attacks, almost every day; sometimes when I'm working, dealing with the kids or just nothing at all. I'll get shortness of breath, chest hurts on both sides or just one side, and a lot of my heart skipping a beat. And it scares me. I'm 29 years old and in good health. How can I control this?
Dear Stephanie,
I don't need to tell you that panic attacks are among the most hideous experiences a human being can have. They are such strange occurrences. While being in no physical danger at all, you feel as if you are in mortal peril. In the midst of perfectly good health, you feel as if you are on the edge of sudden death. And telling yourself that there is no real danger is of almost no help whatsoever.
My strongest piece of advice is that you make an appointment to see your doctor immediately. Many primary care doctors feel comfortable treating panic disorder or will know a clinician who does.
Like everything else in psychiatry, treatment options come in two general flavors: medications and psychotherapy.
The best proven psychotherapy for panic attacks is similar in many ways to the type of therapy that I've described several times before for obsessive-compulsive disorder. It has two main components, neither of which is pleasant, but which are in the aggregate often highly effective. First, the therapist would work with you to gradually expose yourself to situations that cause panic. Then, once you are in these situations, he or she would teach you to tolerate the terrible panic feelings when they arose.
I suspect that just thinking about doing this might have you breaking out in a cold sweat, which is why it is so important to get professional help.
Among psychotropic medications, two classes are particularly effective for panic, and they are very different from each other. Benzodiazepines, like Valium, Ativan or Klonopin, have powerful anti-anxiety effects that happen very rapidly after they are ingested. If you have long panic attacks, or attacks that come in prolonged volleys, these medications work quickly enough that they can interrupt things in mid-attack.
Most antidepressants also treat panic attacks, but unlike benzodiazepines, they require several weeks of being taken daily before their effects are usually seen. For this reason, many clinicians will start patients on an antidepressant and a benzodiazepine. Once the antidepressant has been on board for several weeks, the benzodiazepine can often be discontinued.
Let me alert you to a few challenges in these treatments. Psychotherapy is great, but depending where you live and the state of your finances, it can be hard to find and expensive. Benzodiazepines work extremely well but have addictive potential when taken long term. If you elect treatment with an antidepressant, make sure that your clinician starts you on the lowest dose possible, because - paradoxically - antidepressants can cause panic attacks when they are first taken and can certainly worsen them in people already afflicted.
The good news is that all these treatment options are effective, so it is very likely you will be able to gain control of your symptoms, find relief and continue with your life.
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The selection of Burkhead and Fisher allowed Nebraska to reach an unprecedented milestone. Burkhead and Fisher become Nebraska's 300th and 301st all-time Academic All-Americans across all sports, making Nebraska the first school across all divisions to reach that milestone. Notre Dame is second with 227 Academic All-Americans all-time. No other school has reached 200 Academic All-Americans.
Burkhead was a first-team selection for the second consecutive year, while Fisher earned second-team honors for the second straight year. With its two Academic All-Americans, Nebraska was one of only eight schools to have two or more players on the Division I team. Northern Illinois had three players honored, while Nebraska was one of seven schools with two players selected.
In football alone, Nebraska now has a nation-leading 68 first-team CoSIDA Academic All-America selections in football, including 15 double winners. Burkhead's first-team selection marks the second straight year Nebraska has had a two-time first-team academic All-American, joining Austin Cassidy who achieved that status in 2010 and 2011. Overall, Nebraska increased its total to 104 CoSIDA Academic All-Americans when including 36 second- or third-team honorees. Notre Dame is second in football Academic All-Americans with 58.
Burkhead carries a 3.448 cumulative grade-point average majoring in history and is scheduled to graduate next week, completing his undergraduate work in just 3 and a half years. Burkhead ranks fifth in Nebraska history with more than 3,200 career rushing yards. Burkhead is the second running back in school history to be a two-time first-team Academic All-American, joining fullback Joel Makovicka who accomplished the feat in 1997 and 1998.
Fisher continues to excel as one of the nation's top student-athletes. A graduate of Millard North High School, Fisher carries a perfect 4.0 grade-point average in business administration/pre-medicine. On the field, Fisher was a key element for the Husker defense in 2012, registering 47 tackles in his senior season. As a two-time second-team selection, Fisher is one of 26 Husker football players who have earned Academic All-America honors in multiple years.
Burkhead and Fisher were two of four Nebraska players to earn CoSIDA Academic All-District VII honors in November, earning a spot on the national ballot. Offensive guard Spencer Long and tight end Jake Long also earned all-district honors and Nebraska's four academic all-district picks were second in the nation, and tied for first among FBS schools.
The two CoSIDA Academic All-America selections in 2012 give Nebraska eight football Academic All-Americans in Head Coach Bo Pelini's first five seasons. In addition to Burkhead and Fisher's selections, receiver Todd Peterson and linebacker Tyler Wortman were second-team selections in 2008, while Cassidy was a first-team pick in both 2010 and 2011.
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Anderson Cooper speaks to Israeli foreign ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor about the diplomatic efforts between Israel and Hamas.
When Anderson asks him about tonight's rumors of a possible cease-fire Palmor responds, "I can't say because obviously, while negotiations are going on, we're not going to disclose any details."
Palmor tells Anderson that Israel has tried to "explore diplomatic ways" by filing official complaints with the UN Security council. He explains, "as that didn't work, we had to use the army; we had to launch the operation." Then Palmor adds, "if there's a diplomatic possibility to stop rocket fire through some sort of arrangement or agreement or anything of the sort, then of course, we will not shun it. We will try to explore that."
When Anderson asks the spokesman to describe Israel's minimum requirements for a peace deal, Palmor replies, "The firing of rockets needs to stop, and it needs to stop for a long time, and there need to be many guarantees for that of course." He adds, "We are still willing to discuss, and to negotiate with the Palestinian Authority a peace deal. We are willing to talk any time without preconditions. And this situation, this conflict in Gaza, has not changed that fundamental position."
Yigal Palmor explains, "Now how exactly to do that, that's a tough question...what happens behind the scenes stays behind the scenes. Until we see an agreement that we can all come out with, I would rather not talk about details about conditions about requests and so on."
Post by: Anderson Cooper
Filed under: Gaza • Israel
God bless the Palestinians. Israel has more power in this situation, and they are clearly abusing it.
I worked in Hebron as a human rights accompaniment worker in the late 90s. It's so easy to see this conflict as a tit-for-tat story of back and forth missiles. I am so sorry for the people of Gaza, as well as the Israelis who are experiencing rocket attacks. However, another picture of the daily drudgery and danger of being occupied might emerge from following the nonviolent resistance of the Palestinian people of Bi'lin who are protecting their olive groves and land from Israeli takeover. It would be ogod to see mainstream US media take a good long look at this story and the intentions behind it.
This time, the palestinian extremists started shooting rockets into Israel, with weapons from Iran. Everyone knows that for every one Israeli that dies, 100 will die on the palestinian side. The palestinian moderates must take away the weapons from the palestinian extremists, to stop this conflict. If the palestinian moderates fail to take away the weapons from the palestinian extremists, then Israel will invade Gaza and take away the weapons from the palestinian extremists. Everyone knows that in the last intifada, when Israel invaded Gaza, thousands of palestinians died, and dozens of israelis died. THE KEY TO STOP THIS IS THE PALESTINIAN MODERATES...
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Death stepped closer to Nathan Dunlap on Tuesday, when the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the best legal chance the convicted murderer had left to avoid execution.
Dunlap was sentenced to die for killing four people in 1993 at an Aurora Chuck E. Cheese restaurant.
In a list of unsigned orders issued Tuesday, the nation's highest court said it would not hear the last appeal Dunlap is legally guaranteed, bringing an end to a more than decade-long appellate process and clearing the way for an execution date to be set. Dunlap, 38, may file further appeals, but they are not certain to delay his execution by lethal injection.
Dunlap is Colorado's longest-serving death-row inmate. He has spent more time behind bars — roughly half his life — than some of his victims spent alive.
"We're one step closer," said Jim Peters, the former Arapahoe County District Attorney who was the prosecutor in Dunlap's murder trial. "It's not finalized. But we've taken another major step forward."
Dunlap's attorneys said they were disappointed by the decision. They declined to comment on whether they would attempt additional appeals. They are also working on a petition for clemency to send to Gov. John Hickenlooper.
"Mr. Dunlap should spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole," said Phil Cherner, one of two attorneys representing Dunlap in his appeal. "What happened is tragic. But taking his life isn't going to change that."
What happens next is uncertain. It has been more than 15 years since Colorado last executed an inmate — killer Gary Lee Davis, in 1997.
Dunlap's lawyers and a spokesman for the state Judicial Branch said the next step is for prosecutors from Arapahoe County — who handled the murder case — to ask the trial court to issue a death warrant. But a spokeswoman for the Arapahoe County District Attorney's Office said lawyers there are still studying what their next move must be.
"One of the things we're wrestling with is the lack of precedent," Cherner said. "What happens from here?"
In an e-mailed statement, Arapahoe County District Attorney George Brauchler said he remains committed to seeking execution for Dunlap.
"I will continue to seek imposition of the death sentence in this case, in the interests of justice," Brauchler said. "Our office has spent nineteen years prosecuting Nathan Dunlap for the preplanned and deliberate murders of the unsuspecting three teenagers and one adult victim who had the terrible misfortune to be working the night shift on December 14, 1993 at Chuck E. Cheese in Aurora."
On that night, Dunlap waited in the bathroom until after the restaurant closed, then shot Sylvia Crowell, 19, and Ben Grant and Colleen O'Connor, both 17. He wounded another young employee before killing a restaurant manager, 50-year-old Margaret Kohlberg.
He escaped with about $1,500 in cash and some restaurant key chains and game tokens. He was arrested the next day. Police said Dunlap was upset after being fired from his job at the restaurant.
Last year, Dunlap's attorneys argued before the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals that Dunlap's death sentence should be thrown out because of alleged incompetence by his trial lawyers. Those lawyers, Dunlap's appellate attorneys argued, failed to introduce evidence at his sentencing hearing that Dunlap is mentally ill.
A panel of 10th Circuit judges rejected the argument.
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Timeline of Nathan Dunlap's case
Dec. 14, 1993: Nathan Dunlap kills four people and wounds a fifth at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant in Aurora.
Dec. 15, 1993: Dunlap is arrested.
Feb. 18, 1994: Dunlap is sent for testing to determine whether he is competent to stand trial.
Sept. 14, 1994: Evaluation determines Dunlap can face trial; attorneys abandon efforts to challenge competency.
Dec. 23, 1994: Dunlap offers to plead guilty in exchange for life in prison without parole. The district attorney rejects the offer, saying Dunlap deserves death.
Nov. 3, 1995: Dunlap is convicted of robbing an Aurora Burger King about a month before the Chuck E. Cheese shootings. The robbery conviction will be used to win a death sentence against Dunlap for the shootings.
Feb. 26, 1996: Dunlap is convicted of eight counts of first-degree murder, two counts for each victim.
March 7, 1996: The same jury sentences Dunlap to death.
March 8, 1999: State Supreme Court upholds Dunlap's death sentence.
Sept. 10, 2001: State Supreme Court rejects an appeal to reduce Dunlap's death sentence to life in prison.
July 7, 2004: District court rejects appeal arguing Dunlap's attorneys were incompetent.
May 14, 2007: State Supreme Court rejects same appeal.
Aug. 24, 2010: A federal district court rejects appeal arguing that Dunlap's trial attorneys were incompetent.
April 16, 2012: The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver rejects same appeal.
Feb. 19, 2013: The U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear the appeal. Dunlap has exhausted the appeals that he is legally guaranteed.


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Rumford City Jail Inmate Search and Prison Information
150 River Road, Rumford, ME, 04276-2029
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Rumford City Jail inmate search: Type, Release Date, Probate Documents, Arrests, DOB, Who's in jail, Last Name, Grade, Arrest Date, Booking Date, Marriage and Divorce Records, Appeals Court, Jail Roster, Type, Bookings, Race, Criminal Records, Bond, Filing Date, Booking Number, Bond Amount, Warrant No, Document Type, Mugshots.
The Rumford City Jail is situated in Rumford, Maine.
The Rumford City Jail is a part of the Rumford Police Department. The Rumford Police Department is the law enforcement agency that runs the Rumford City Jail 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.
The Rumford City Jail is a small medium-security holding pen for offenders who were arrested around the city. The Rumford City Jail does not house offenders for more than three days due to their size.
If an offender is not released back into the community, the offender will be sent off the local county correctional facility.
Rumford City Jail — General Information
150 River Road, Rumford, ME, 04276-2029
How to Find Someone in Rumford City Jail
Now that you know that the Rumford City Jail is indeed managed and operated by the Rumford Police Department you are probably wondering where you can locate the Rumford Police Department records.
That is a great question.
Since the police department is typically spread thin with patrolling the city, running the police department, and running the Rumford City Jail they do not have time to have their inmate search public.
So, if you need information, you will need to get in contact with the Rumford City Jail with your comments, questions, and concerns.
Sending a Mail/Care Package
Nationwide Inmate Records Online Check
The offenders will not be held in the Rumford City Jail long enough to be permitted to receive mail. The Rumford City Jail will return any inmate mail back to the sender. They will not forward the mail to the new facility, if they were transferred.
Sending Money
It was previously stated that the offenders in the Rumford City Jail are only typically in the facility for about 3 days on average. During this time, the Rumford City Jail will attend to all the needs of offenders such as ensuring all offenders get their three meals, personal hygiene, and access to a telephone to call home.
Offenders in the Rumford City Jail have no need for cash.
Phone calls
Offenders will have access to a telephone, which they can use to call home on. The telephone calls are not free for you to pick up with, so you will have to keep that in mind when the offender calls you from the Rumford City Jail. You will oversee paying for those fees.
Offenders could receive visits if they are still in a holding pen in the Rumford City Jail. Visits can be daily between the hours of 9 am to 9 pm.
You should always give the Rumford City Jail a call prior to leaving for the facility to ensure that the offender is still in the facility and has not been released or transferred to another facility.
Visiting Hours
Refer the map below to find the driving directions.
Nearby Jail/Prison
Other Types of Correctional Facilities in Maine
- County Jail 17
- State Prison 11


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Parker Bonney Photograph Collection
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Consists of two photograph albums that illustrate Parker Bonney's early years as a Forest Engineer. Includes photographs of the expedition to the Nass Valley undertaken by Parker Bonney, Sam Brown, and others. May also include photographs of later surveying expeditions.
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Over the past decades, researchers have made significant progress in cooling objects closer to absolute zero, the temperature at which all molecular motion reaches its minimum. This has allowed them to study unusual states of matter, like Bose-Einstein condensates, which behave quite differently from the materials we're familiar with. But absolute zero is as low as a temperature can get, and we can't actually reach it, so progress will ultimately be limited.
Maybe not.
As thermodynamics defines temperature, it's theoretically possible to have a negative value. Yesterday, a team of German researchers reported that they were actually able to produce a system with exactly that. They found that the negative temperature system was stable for hundreds of milliseconds, raising the prospect that we can study a radically different type of material.
To understand how temperatures can go negative, you have to think in terms of thermodynamics, which is governed by energy content and entropy. In a normal system, there's a lower limit on energy content—absolute zero—but no upper limit. If you start with a system at absolute zero and add energy, the atoms or molecules it contains start occupying higher energy states. With more energy, they start spreading out evenly among these states. This in turn increases the entropy of the system, since fewer and fewer atoms are in the same energy state.
Now imagine a system where there's an upper limit on the energy state an atom can occupy. As you add more energy, more and more atoms start occupying the maximum energy state. As this happens, entropy actually starts to go down, since an increasing fraction of the atoms begin to occupy the identical energy state. In thermodynamic terms, you've reached negative temperatures.
This has some pretty bizarre consequences. If you could maximize the entropy in the system, temperature becomes discontinuous—it jumps from positive to negative infinity. Strange things would happen if you bring it together with a system that has a normal temperature. "In thermal contact," the authors write, "heat would flow from a negative to a positive temperature system. Because negative temperature systems can absorb entropy while releasing energy, they give rise to several counterintuitive effects, such as Carnot engines with an efficiency greater than unity."
To create one of these systems, the authors set up an optical lattice of potassium atoms, chilled to near absolute zero. Under normal circumstances, these atoms repel, and thermodynamics behaves as we've come to expect. But the authors were able to switch things so that the atoms had attractive interactions. This created something that could be viewed as an "anti-pressure," which should cause the collection of atoms to collapse. It's only the negative temperature that keeps the cloud of atoms from collapsing in this set of circumstances.
It's important to emphasize that this negative temperature isn't some state "below" absolute zero. The atoms in this system still have energy, and the negative temperatures are reached through a sudden transition, rather than by gradually shifting to negative values by going past absolute zero.
Still, the system is more than just a quirky consequence of how we define temperature, since it really behaves quite differently from normal systems. The authors suggest it may help us model dark energy, in which the expansion of the Universe is a product of the sort of "negative pressure" that this system displays.
Science, 2012. DOI: 10.1126/science.1227831 (About DOIs).


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51: Fly the Co-op with (Rachel)
This week we chat with badass business woman Rachel Berger! After living the hustle life as an actress, she decided to act on her dream of creating a shared working space for artists. She founded and runs The Artist Co-op whose missions is to unite New York City's actors directors, dancers, playwrights, and more, with programs and services to support the performing arts community. We talk about her journey and learn more about the perks of joining The Artist Co-op!
Celebrate the slings and arrows of pursuing an artistic life in NYC with The Artistic Pursuit Podcast. Join your new friends and mentors Caralie and Daniel for fun conversation with pros & amateurs alike as they break down barriers, demystify the theatrical industry, and more!
DANIEL is a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and holds a degree in Theater Performance from Louisiana State University. In New York he has performed at Here, The Bridge Theater and Theatre 54 at Shetler Studios, the McKibbin Lofts in Bushwick, and an apartment on 145th street in a site specific production of The Glass Menagerie. He has directed works for FringeNYC, the Duct Tape and A Dream festival produced by Roots and Wings Theatrical, and The Barrow Street Theater's reading series. He has served as artistic director for Renegade Shakespeare Co. in Baton Rouge and Royal Jelly Entertainment in Brooklyn.
CARALIE is a technical recruiter at Flatiron School (a WeWork Company). Before entering into tech, she was a Talent Manager at Davis/Spylios Management in New York City representing actors in theater, film, and television. She has freelanced as a casting assistant and associate and served as Casting and Programs Director of the Off-Off Broadway Company Roots and Wings Theatrical. As a writer her plays have been produced in Tongue and Cheek's Plus 1 Fall Festival, LSU's Outworks Festival, Duct Tape and Dream Festival, Going to Tahiti Reading Series, and Artistic New Directions' Go Solo Festival. As a performer she's worked on multiple Off-Off Broadway shows as well as Swine Palace in Louisiana. She has a B.A. in Theatre Performance from LSU.
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Google has been granted a patent for a projection system to display buttons and controls from a headset, according to a patent filing granted to Google on Thursday (uncovered by Engadget). In the patent art, the projector is shown as mounted inside a set of glasses, not entirely unlike the Google Glass project set to reach more developer hands this year.
The art shows a person wearing the glasses with two control schemes projected on their person: in one diagram, a number pad on their palm, and in another, a set of four buttons on the inside of their wrist. Another diagram shows the number pad mirrored inside the glasses display, as if the glasses would be able to show in a HUD which buttons were being pressed so the wearer would not have to focus directly on the number pad projected on their arm.
Inside the text of the patent, Google suggests further uses for the projector: "the processor may detect when the display hand is moving and interpret display hand movements as inputs to the virtual device." Hence, the projector would not only display interactive control schemes but would also be able to accept gesture inputs to control what's happening inside the glasses display.
The patent also covers many finer points of the design, such as how the glasses would determine the appropriate time to display controls (a gyroscope would detect when the head is moving) and when to stop projecting them (a camera could see, for instance, when the palm projected with the number pad falls to the person's side). We've been wondering how Google might deal more subtly with control schemes than requiring users to speak commands or just use their smartphone, as with competing smart glasses. This projector could do the trick.


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Yellow Creek Quilt Designs
Main Attraction
A former bank turned post office is now home to one of the biggest draws in Pearl City, Illinois: Yellow Creek Quilt Designs. Sisters Vicki Olsen and Jill Shaulis specialize in Civil War reproduction prints as well as fabrics in dark traditional shades.
Meet the Staff
Standing along rail: Pauline Miller, Karen Strohecker, Le Hartman, Gen Nawa, Connie Stamm, Cindy Bohnsack, Sara Abrahamson, and Jodi Kempel; Down steps, left-hand side: Edna Meyer, Jill Shaulis (co-owner), and Vicki Olsen (co-owner); Down steps, right-hand side: Scott Kempel, Dave Shaulis, and Dave Olsen; Not pictured: Todd Kempel.
Dream Big
What began in 1989 in a quilting class has blossomed into a full-blown business. Besides operating the shop, sisters Vicki and Jill have created more than 30 different patterns.
Tribute to the Past
Warm reproduction prints and a large selection of wool create a cozy atmosphere at Yellow Creek Quilt Designs. Vicki and Jill put a high priority on preserving the history of Pearl City, which has about 780 residents. With that in mind, they showcase historical memorabilia in their quilt displays.
Cross and Crown
Yellow Creek Quilt Designs co-owner Jill Shaulis designed Cross and Crown for Quilt Sampler® Spring/Summer 2011 magazine.
Machine-Quilting Details
Margaret Knoup machine-quilted loop designs in the Cross and Crown blocks and inner border. She added stippling in the Courthouse Steps blocks and stitched swirl and wave patterns in the middle and outer borders.
Cross and Crown Color Option
Quilt tester Laura Boehnke gave Cross and Crown a new look with novelty prints. She simplified the design by featuring one Cross and Crown block surrounded by a pieced inner border and wide outer border. Fabrics are from Orchard Park by Nancy Odom for P&B Textiles.
Out and About
When you're visiting Yellow Creek Quilt Designs, take the time to check out these other local attractions.
Fieldstone Inn, 1121 W. Empire St., Freeport, IL 61032; 815/235-8100. Steaks, seafood, fondue, and more.
Historic Galena, Galena Welcome Center at the Old Market House State Historic Site, 123 N. Commerce St., Galena, IL 61036; 888/942-5362. Wineries, galleries, golf, and more along the Galena River.
Krape Park, 1799 S. Park Blvd., Freeport, IL 61032; 815/235-6114. Hiking trails, paddleboats, miniature golf, and more.
Little Cubs Field, 1160 W. Empire St., Freeport, IL 61032; 800/369-2955. A near-exact duplicate of Wrigley Field.
Prairie Path GuestHouse, 1002 N. Lowden Rd., Mount Carroll, IL 61053; 815/244-3462. A Victorian bed-and-breakfast.
Windhaven Bed-and-Breakfast, 5719 Preston Rd., Freeport, IL 61032; 815/232-3928. Newly built six-room guesthouse.
Yellow Creek Inn, 201 S. Main St., Pearl City, IL 61062; 815/443-3222. Local restaurant known for pulled pork.
Contact Yellow Creek Quilt Designs to purchase a copy of the Spring/Summer 2011 issue of Quilt Sampler magazine. Issues are also available at your local quilt shop, on newsstands, and online.


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Entering the 2012 general election campaign, President Obama is taking policy positions that, Keeping Them Honest, could be argued are purely for political posture. Sometimes, if it will win favor in the polls, it's savvy to propose a bill that might fail. Sometimes, this is especially true when you know your adversaries will have to shoot it down.
Two examples in our KTH segment tonight: taxes, and gas prices. Is President Obama playing politics? Or, is he doing what any leader does when faced with lawmakers who just won't listen? You decide.
Filed under: Anderson Cooper • Barack Obama • Keeping Them Honest
Anderson Cooper goes beyond the headlines to tell stories from many points of view, so you can make up your own mind about the news. Tune in weeknights at 8 and 10 ET on CNN.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Dick Van Dyke is seeing doctors for an undiagnosed health problem, and he's seeking advice online as well.
"My head bangs every time I lay down," the 87-year-old actor posted on his Twitter account. "I've had every test come back that I'm perfectly healthy. Anybody got any ideas?"
Bob Palmer, a spokesman for Van Dyke, said Thursday that he's undergoing tests for "cranial throbbing" that's causing him to lose sleep. The sensation occurs when Van Dyke lies down, and scans and other tests have yet to yield a diagnosis, Palmer said.
Van Dyke drew a number of responses to his tweet for help Wednesday, including questions about what's been done so far for the problem he described as stubborn.
"It has been going on for 7 years. I've had every test you can think of," he replied, including an MRI and spinal tap.
Van Dyke has a strong constitution and is otherwise OK, but the "fatigue factor has become acute," Palmer said. Until he receives a diagnosis and treatment plan he's been advised not to fly, and is resting at his Malibu home.
He was to accept an award next week from New York's 92nd Street Y but canceled the trip.
Van Dyke's credits include "The Dick Van Dyke Show" and "Diagnosis Murder."


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