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Numbers say NU's pass defense can't get any worse

It’s a brutal stat, and it speaks to a defense that does not get heat on the quarterback, has mystifying communication issues and too often appears athletically overmatched.

Northwestern is allowing 9.9 yards per pass attempt. That’s 120th out of 120 FBS teams.

UNLV is 119th, at 9.2 yards per pass play.

NU’s Saturday opponent, Penn State, is fourth nationally with a 5.1-yard average.

The Nittany Lions’ receiving corps will be without injured receiver Derek Moye (CQ), one of the Big Ten’s best players. But Penn State still has the 6-foot-3, 214-pound Justin Brown and a 5-7 burner named Devon (CQ) Smith who has sub-4.3 40 speed.

“Playmakers across the board,” NU coach Pat Fitzgerald said.

Quarterbacks Rob Bolden and Matt McGloin have combined to produce the Big Ten’s second-worst passer rating, but McGloin is the former walk-on who torched the Wildcats last season.

Northwestern led 21-0 in State College. Then Penn State flipped a switch and scored touchdowns on five consecutive drives.

So McGloin will enter Saturday’s game with confidence. And nothing he will see from NU’s secondary on film will give him pause.

On Saturday, Iowa’s James Vandenberg fired two long touchdown passes – a 47-yarder to Keenan Davis and a 35-yard strike to Marvin McNutt. Both receivers were five-plus yards clear of anyone in purple and white.

“It’s the result of either poor communication or no communication,” said Chris Martin, who started at cornerback for Northwestern from 1993-95 and called the Iowa game for the Big Ten Network. “Every breakdown has led to a breakthrough. There has been an epidemic of balls going over (the defensive backs’) heads.”

Cornerback Demetrius Dugar said after the game that NU’s system of “checks” – defensive audibles – has resulted in confusion about the correct coverage on certain plays.

Said safety Brian Peters: “It starts with me. I’m the senior back there. I need to be louder and hold our room accountable.”

Compounding the problem is that the Wildcats (2-4, 0-3 Big Ten) don’t have enough speed to compensate for coverage mistakes – and that they have failed to register a sack for two consecutive games. NU’s 29 tackles-for-loss ranks 102nd nationally.

Fitzgerald promised changes, perhaps in the form of a pass-rush specialist or more playing time for previously injured safeties David Arnold and Jared Carpenter.

“The definition of insanity,” Fitzgerald said, “is repeating the same performance and expecting a different outcome. So we’ll look at personnel and make sure we have the best 11 out there.

“Schematically, are we asking them to do too much? Are they thinking out there when they should just be playing fast? Are they making mental mistakes in the arena? If that’s the case, we have to make some changes.”
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Jeremy Lamb of UConn drives to the hoop against Rick Jackson of Syracuse during the second half. Lamb scored 22 points to lead the Huskies, but that wasn't enough as Syracuse defeated UConn 66-58 at the XL Center Wednesday night.
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Leopold's lawyer argues for conviction to be overturned

An attorney for John R. Leopold told the Maryland Court of Special Appeals on Wednesday that prosecutors in the former Anne Arundel county executive's 2013 misconduct case failed to prove that his actions — while salacious and perhaps unethical — amounted to a crime.

Leopold, 71, was found guilty of two counts of misconduct in January 2013 and resigned days later, but he now wants those convictions overturned. If that effort fails, the Pasadena Republican is asking the court to at least strike down a provision of his sentence barring him from running for public office while he's serving a five-year probation.

His attorney, Bruce Marcus, told the three-judge appeals court panel that it's not clear Leopold acted criminally when he ordered police officers to do campaign work or directed a female employee to empty urine from his catheter bag after his 2010 back surgery.

He said 15 random people could be asked, and they'd likely offer different opinions about whether Leopold's actions were criminal.

"We could have a debate of what these acts are," Marcus said. "At what point do we determine misconduct occurred?"

Marcus also said the state's case was flawed because prosecutors changed the way they characterized Leopold's actions. Early in the case, prosecutors said the basis for a misconduct charge was misfeasance — that otherwise legal actions were carried out improperly or unlawfully — but changed it at the trial stage to malfeasance, claiming the actions themselves were illegal.

State Prosecutor Emmet C. Davitt, countered that the switch was a matter of semantics that isn't "fatal" to the case. He said either way, Leopold was aware of the accusations against him from his indictment in 2012 to the trial in January 2013.

The bottom line, Davitt said, is that Leopold used his authority in an unlawful manner.

"It was a misuse of county employees on duty," he said.

Marcus said Leopold didn't have malicious intent when he ordered police and county employees to drain urine from his catheter; he was in pain from surgery and needed help. The attorney noted that when one of his assistants said she would no longer do it, Leopold acceded to her request.

"Yes, the conduct is boorish … [but] when the time came for employees to say, 'We aren't doing this,' that was it," Marcus said.

Leopold was not convicted of other allegations made in the indictment and at trial, including having police uproot his opponent's campaign signs, ordering police and employees to run interference between his mistress and girlfriend, and for having police drive him to back-seat trysts in parking lots.

Both Marcus and Davitt were peppered with questions from the judges hearing the appeal.

Afterward, Davitt defended his prosecution of the case, saying, "Mr. Leopold had a fair trial." He declined to comment further.

There's no indication when the appeals court will rule, but time may be of the essence for Leopold. He has indicated he might seek public office again, and if he wins permission to run, the deadline to file as a candidate for the 2014 election cycle is Feb. 25.

Leopold has not indicated any specific office he might seek, and Marcus said only that the former executive was "very anxious for the entire thing to be over."

Leopold was not present at Wednesday's proceedings and has previously declined to comment on the case. After his conviction and resignation last year, the County Council replaced him with current County Executive Laura Neuman.

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Foreman Wolf to open second Petit Louis on Columbia lakefront

Baltimore restaurateurs Tony Foreman and Cindy Wolf announced Monday that a second Petit Louis Bistro will open on the downtown Columbia lakefront.

The 6,943 square foot French restaurant, which the pair hope to open by the end of the year, will include outdoor seating, a pastry operation, private dining and event space, according to a news release.

"Cindy and I are truly excited about the details of the room and being on the lake,” said Foreman. “We feel Petit Louis will act as a real center of the community, where neighbors will come to dine as well as celebrate.”

Foreman added: "We have had fantastic support from our regular guests from Howard County in all of our projects. It’s a real pleasure to open a restaurant that Cindy and I love, in this beautiful location.

The pair announced James Lewandowski will be the executive chef for "Petit Louis Bistro on the Lake."

"Something wonderful about bistro cooking is its honesty,” said Lewandowski. “True to the Bistro’s of Paris, the freshest ingredients will be brought in daily from the local markets, helping my culinary team execute the dishes authentically and thoughtfully.”

Lewandowski was formerly executive chef at the Petit Louis Bistro in Roland Park and was most recently executive sous chef at Cinghiale, Foreman Wolf’s modern Italian restaurant in Harbor East.

"Traditional, regional French cooking is James’s first love,” said Wolf. “This is the perfect spot for him and we are delighted he will be opening for us.”

Petit Louis Bistro on the Lake will feature traditional French bistro cuisine, according to the release. Peter Keck will serve as the maître d’hôtel. Keck was also the opening maître d’hôtel at the Roland Park location.

Ashley Roop, who has spent the past several years as executive pastry chef at Charleston, Cindy Wolf’s signature restaurant, will be the pastry chef. Roop will be handling pastries for both Petit Louis Bistro locations.

The Columbia restaurant will also feature a Comptoir, a walk up space inspired by Parisian traditions. The Comptoir will feature pastries, classic sandwiches, soups, and salads. The space will also feature a coffee program similar to Johnny’s, another Foreman Wolf restaurant located in Roland Park.

The four other restaurants Foreman and Wolf operate are Charleston, Pazo, Cinghiale and Johnny’s. They also operate two wine stores; BIN 604 Wine Sellers and BIN 201 Wine Sellers.

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Kouame's late goal helps Oakland Mills boys soccer defeat Centennial

For Oakland Mills senior Hans Kouame, the third time was the charm.

After narrowly missing on a pair of transition opportunities in the first 60 minutes against Centennial Thursday, the Scorpions’ speedy forward got another breakaway chance in the waning minutes of regulation of a tie game and he didn't waste it. Kouame tracked down a lengthy lead pass and finished into the right side of the net with 8:38 remaining for the deciding score in a 2-1 victory over the visiting Eagles.

“I kept waiting for just one more chance and I really felt it was going to come,” Kouame said. “So when I saw the ball out there, I worked 150 percent to get that one in. I knew that my team really needed it.”

Kouame’s late score put the finishing touches on an Oakland Mills (3-2, 5-2) comeback from being down 1-0 at the half. More importantly, it put the team’s 3-0 loss to Mt. Hebron two days earlier officially in the rearview mirror.

“After that loss we really needed to come back out and see where we are,” Kouame said. “Getting this win was very important to us and we worked really hard to make sure we got it.”

In the early stages, it was Centennial (3-1, 5-2) that was clicking. The Eagles controlled things in the middle of the field and got themselves several quality chances.

Savya Konkalmatt was a key facilitator to the transition game.

“We had shuffled our personnel a little before the game and I think that got people a little more engaged than we have been at the beginning of games,” Zehe said. “We had some good energy and a good connection among the guys that we had playing next to each other and that helped get us some nice chances.”

With just more than seven minutes remaining before halftime, Heston Priestley appeared to have capitalized on one of those chances. His header into the net, however, was waived off because of an offside call.

A minute later, with 6:18 on the clock, Martin Lenweiter converted one that counted. His low shot into the left corner made it 1-0 in favor of the Eagles.

Oakland Mills, which nearly scored a goal of its own on a Kouame breakaway in the closing minutes off the first half, wasn’t panicking even though it was behind.

“I went over, very calmly sat on a water cooler and told them it was only a matter of time,” Oakland Mills coach Don Shea said. “You could see our speed was getting to (Centennial), you could see it on their faces, and we weren’t going to stop coming. Patience was key.”

That patience finally paid off midway through the second half, as a long throw from John Caldwell was deflected into the net off the head of Jay Bhylet.

With the score tied, Oakland Mills kept pushing and eventually generated the chance that led to Kouame’s game-winner.

Centennial had eight minutes to try and mount a comeback of its own, but failed to generate any more shots before the final whistle blew.

“My biggest disappointment was our response after both of their goals … so hopefully today was a lesson in that respect because there are definitely going to be more games like this in the county,” Zehe said. “I’m confident there won’t be any long-term effects and we’ll be better next time.”

Oakland Mills 2, Centennial 1

Goals: OM – Bhylet, Caldwell; C – Lenweiter.

Assists: OM – Caldwell.

Saves: OM – Rheingans-Yoo 6; C – Wilson 3.

Half: 1-0 C.

Other scores:

Marriotts Ridge 3, Hammond 1

Goals: MR – Deitemeyer, Anderson, Kammerer; Ha – Ketchum.

Assists: MR – Najib 2, McIntyre.

Saves: MR – Dryja 8; Ha – Lastova 8.

Hallf: 1-0 MR.

River Hill 3, Long Reach 0

Goals: RH – A. Smith, M. Heitzmann, Z. Riso.

Assists: RH – J. Turney, A. Smith.

Saves: RH – T. Potts 2; LR – N/A.

Reservoir 2, Mt. Hebron 1

Goals: Re - Harris, Vasquez; MH - N/A.

Assists: Re - Saunderson, Rodas; MH - N/A.

Indian Creek 4, Glenelg Country 0 (Wednesday)

Saves: GCS - Wootton 13.

Half: 2-0 IC.

Chapelgate 2, Baltimore Lutheran 1 (Wednesday)

Indian Creek 4, Chapelgate 1 (Monday)

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Rachel Minkove, student

Rachel Tova Minkove, a University of Maryland School of Social Work student who wanted to assist young adults as they fought cancer, died of Hodgkin's lymphoma complications July 29 at her Cheswolde home. She was 28.

Born in Baltimore, she was the daughter of Dr. Judah Minkove, an internist, and Judith Fruchter Minkove, a Johns Hopkins Medicine writer and editor. She was raised in Northwest Baltimore and was a 2001 graduate of Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School.

She then studied a year in Israel at a Jerusalem seminary school.

She earned a degree in history at the University of Maryland, College Park, where she helped tutor students on the football team.

She taught at Jewish day schools in Los Angeles, but after two years sought a career change. In an essay she wrote for a scholarship application this year, she said she wanted a new job "aimed at making a difference." She also said she was "unsure which direction life would take me and what future opportunities would arise."

In 2008, she was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma. She wrote that her "new life included chemotherapy, doctors' appointments, discussions about mortality, fertility, and many other subjects. ... While my friends were out partying, dating, getting married, and having babies, my new goal was survival."

Ms. Minkove was treated for six months and had a bone marrow transplant from her brother, Samuel Minkove of Baltimore.

"She was a woman filled with hope," said an aunt, Niti Minkove of New York City. "Throughout all her crises in the last four years, she rose above them. She never said anything other than, 'I plan to get better.'"

In the essay she wrote this year, she said that her medical experience suggested a new career to her.

"Walking the halls of the bone marrow unit [at Johns Hopkins Hospital] was a compassionate, understanding and approachable social worker," she wrote of her experience. "I was determined to beat my cancer so I could reclaim my life, become an oncology social worker and help others in my position."

She said she wanted to make people "aware of this often-underserved population." She said in her essay that mortality rates for pediatric and older adult cancer patients have steadily decreased in the last decade, but she felt that young adults with cancer "have seen no improvement."

Ms. Minkove said, "My career path was only realized through my own adversity. My social worker motivated me to apply to school, offering to review my qualifications and essays."

She applied to the University of Maryland School of Social Work and completed her first year in May.

"Rachel was well liked by our social work community. ... Her dignity and grace won her the admiration of those of us fortunate enough to have known her," Jennie Dunleavy Bloom, an associate dean in the School of Social Work, said in a statement. "The social work profession has lost a young woman dedicated to doing some of the most challenging work we are called upon to do."

"Anyone who has ever met Rachel couldn't help but be struck by her natural exuberance. With that dazzling smile and those iridescent, sky blue, sky's-the-limit eyes, she beamed warmth. She also possessed a self-assurance rare for such a young person," said her mother, Judith Minkove.

She was asked to speak this summer at the National Association of Social Work, serving on a panel where she would have discussed how her medical condition led her to social work. She was unable to do so, but a colleague delivered her words.

"Rachel Minkove had the grace to turn her personal experience as a young adult with cancer inside-out as she pursued her career in social work in order to help other young adults with cancer," said Lacy Fetting, the Johns Hopkins social worker she befriended. "Rachel's response reflected her resilience and her habit of being and her deep commitment in service in the community."

"What made Rachel so successful at life was her ability to make a plan and then stick to it," her mother said. "And though her protracted illness continually derailed her plans, she persevered."

She was a Ravens and Orioles fan, and through a family member, she met former player Brady Anderson, who signed a photo for her while she was a John Hopkins Hospital patient. She also threw out the first pitch on a Cancer Survivors Day at Oriole Park.

Services were held Sunday.

In addition to her parents, who live in Cheswolde, and brother Sam, survivors include another brother, Jon Minkove of New York City.

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Letter: Prince George's library board urges residents to support library funding

With so many issues pulling for our attention, it is easy to forget that thePrince George's CountyMemorial Library System is a crucial part of our community's economic and social fabric. Over the past four years, during a time of great economic hardship in our community, our library system registered a nearly 11 percent increase in visits per capita. In 2011 alone, Prince George's County libraries were visited 4.5 million times.

This year, for the fourth time in as many years, the Prince George's County Memorial Library System Board of Trustees was instructed by county budget officials to submit a flat budget along with one that shows an additional 5 percent decrease in funding. Since 2008, our library system has seen its funding reduced by nearly 17 percent resulting in reduced weekly library operating hours and the elimination of Sunday opening hours.

As we reduced our library operating hours, we also reduced crucial early learning programs for our children and cut the budget for books and materials —the heart and soul of our system —by more than 20 percent. The result is fewer purchases of important and popular book titles, e-books and picture books, and our customers wait longer for popular reading materials.

Prince George's County libraries are essential for the future of our county. Every day we change lives —from building literacy skills at story times to providing in-depth resources and workshops for job seekers. We are bridging the digital divide with public access computers and are the great educational equalizer in our society.

We, the Prince George's County Library Board, take our fiduciary responsibilities seriously and work to ensure that our county library system is lean, trim and meets our customers' needs. But, after four years of reductions, there is no more room to cut. Prince George's County libraries are an essential part of our county. High unemployment and the recession result in a higher demand for public library services, and Prince George's county residents need to know that our library system is operating with too few resources to meet the higher demands of our communities.

As we hold our Board meetings at various libraries throughout our county, we have heard you say, "No more cuts to libraries." We need you to stand with us and your fellow supporters of your neighborhood library to say: "We want a vibrant, strong, library system that will continue to meet the needs of the community." The Board of Trustees will continue to advocate for the library each and every day, and we hope you join us in expressing our combined request to fully fund the library system. Without you, our request may go unheeded and our beloved libraries will suffer the consequences of further cuts.

County Executive Rushern Baker has scheduled three public hearings on the 2013 proposed budget, On Jan. 26 at Laurel High; Feb. 1 at Harmony Hall; and Feb. 7 at Prince George's Community College. We encourage you to attend and to advocate on behalf of our libraries.

Please make sure that our county's elected officials continue to support our public libraries as the vital community hubs that they are. It is critically important that communities be involved in helping shape library services, now and for the next generation.

Prince George's County Memorial Library System, Board of Library Trustees

Mark Polk, Esq., President

Alease J. "Christy" Wright, PhD, Vice President

Sylvia Bolivar

Samuel A. Epps IV

Rebecca L. Gitter

Michael J. Howard

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Former Navy golfer Billy Hurley III has career-best finish at AT&T National

Billy Hurley III came into the AT&T National at Congressional Country Club having missed the cut in six of his previous seven PGA Tour events. A week playing before friends and family proved to be the perfect panacea for the former Navy standout.

The 30-year-old tour rookie, who put off his professional career while finishing his five-year military commitment, had his best tournament since getting his playing card last fall. Hurley finished tied for fourth at 4-under par 280 after a 1-over par 72 Sunday.

"At the end of the day, I moved up the leader board, I started at sixth and finished a T-4. That's always the right direction," said Hurley, whose check for $255,937 was more than three times what he had earned all year.

Hurley started the round at 5-under par after shooting a 5-under par 66 Saturday to move within two strokes of the lead. He was at 6-under through nine holes and only one shot behind Woods and Bo Van Pelt at the time.

"I had a chance with nine holes to go really," Hurley said. "I was 6-under standing on the 10th tee and I didn't hit great shots coming in. I had to scramble around to finish. I three-putted 12 and I three-putted 17. Those were my only three-putts for the week. It sort of stinks to do that in the last nine holes, but at the end of the day, it's a good week."

Wearing a blue Navy shirt and hat, Hurley received lots of support from the large galleries following him, hearing several "Beat Army" chants along the way. It was reminiscent of former Maryland golf coach Fred Funk when he played local tournaments after joining the PGA Tour.

Hurley, who will play this week at the PGA Tour's event at The Homestead, called his performance "a huge step in the right direction. It was fun playing close to home and playing in front of a crowd that was really rooting me on."

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New Guidance Raises the Bar for Bank Internet Security

July 14th, 2011

it-security-article.pngOn the morning of January 22, 2009, an employee of Experi-Metal in Macomb County, Michigan, a manufacturer for the auto industry, received an email forwarded from a colleague. It appeared to come from the company’s financial institution, Dallas-based Comerica Bank, and said: “Comerica Business Connect Customer Form.”  The employee followed the link to another web site, where he complied with instructions to type in his secure login for the company’s bank account and other identifying information.

Sometime between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 2:02 p.m. that day, 93 fraudulent payment orders totaling $1.9 million were executed on the company’s account.

Comerica eventually recovered all but $561,399. Experi-Metal sued the bank for its loss and won the case last month, putting Comerica on the hook for the fraud.

A Comerica spokesman, Wayne Mielke, said the company is considering alternatives, including a possible appeal.

U.S. District Court Judge Patrick Duggan wrote in his opinion that he considered multiple factors as to whether the bank acted in “good faith,” using “commercially reasonable” security measures. Among clues that something was going wrong at Experi-Metal: The sheer volume and frequency of the fraudulent transactions; a $5 million overdraft executed on an account with normally a zero balance; a history of limited wire activity on the part of the company; and the destinations and beneficiaries of those funds (banks in places such as Russia or Estonia, long known as hubs for such fraud).

That case emphasizes the importance of looking for anomalies in accounts—missing those could make a bank liable for fraud. There are other reasons why providing customers with a log in and password is not enough.

Michael Dunne, an attorney with Day Pitney in Parsippany, New Jersey, thinks the new guidance issued last month from federal regulators—the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council—raises the bar much higher in terms of what’s “commercially reasonable,” the legal standard for what a bank is supposed to provide in terms of Internet security for customers.

No longer can banks rely on dual-factor security, typically a log in, password, plus something like a security token that recognizes a computer or other device that is logging in. That dual-factor security was OK in the 2005 guidance on Internet security, Dunne says. Now, banks will have to introduce even more layers of security on top of that, which many of them already are doing.

An example of an extra layer would be email notifications to the customer every time payments are requested on the account.

At a minimum, banks will now be required to have a process that detects anomalies and responds to them, such as a customer suddenly initiating 93 payment orders for $1.9 million in one day, where few such transactions occurred before.

Banks also must have controls for system administrators on business accounts. Such a person could have the ability to approve all transactions on a commercial account when multiple employees have access to the account.

The guidance goes into effect in January for bank examinations, but Dunne thinks it could have an impact much earlier, in terms of the lawyers bringing up the new standard in court cases where banks get sued by victims of fraud.

Naomi Snyder is the editor for Bank Director, an information resource for directors and officers of financial companies. You can follow her on Twitter at or get connected on LinkedIn.


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NASSAU — Thirty police officers have been dismissed from the Royal Bahamas Police Force since Commissioner of Police Ellison Greenslade took command, the police chief revealed yesterday.

Eight were fired in 2010; 13 in 2011; six in 2012 and three so far in 2013.

Most of the officers were dismissed under the force’s internal codes. Others were convicted in the RBPF’s tribunal or in a criminal court, Greenslade said.

He made the revelation at a press conference at police headquarters where he expressed “disappointment” over the recent arrest of former Constable Toni Atiya Sweeting.

Sweeting, 27, was arrested in the US Departures Lounge at Lynden Pindling International Airport on Friday for alleged possession of cocaine. She was on duty and in uniform at the time of her arrest, police said.

But Greenslade did not get into the specifics of the case. The matter is now before the courts.

The RBPF has been dogged by recent allegations of police brutality and excessive force. Greenslade has said the reports have tarnished the force’s reputation.

“I ask our people to come to work with clean hands and to keep their hands clean,” he said.

“I ask our people to be firm and professional in the discharge of their duties. We can be relentless in the pursuit of offenders and very firm, but we must be professional.”

Greenslade said the RBPF will remain transparent whenever it deals with cases of alleged police misconduct and will penalize officers who are of ill repute. (Nassau Guardian)

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Syndicated television critic of the Washington Post and winner of the 1988 Pulitzer Prize for Criticism, Shales has selected some of his well-known appreciations of entertainment celebrities written upon their deaths for this star-struck anthology. Shales's affection for stars of years ago--Fred Astaire, Jimmy Durante, Rita Hayworth--and the more recent past--Lucille Ball, Gilda Radner--is revealed in adulatory assessments in which never is heard a debunking word. As he says in the introduction, ``You have to find the warts elsewhere.'' In shamelessly subjective and touchingly poignant profiles, he celebrates the public personas, glamorous images and unique abilities of such legendary figures as James Cagney, Danny Kaye, Henry Fonda and Rosalind Russell. Photos. (Sept.)

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THE DISCIPLINE OF STATISTICS IS ONE OF THE PRIME makers of the modern world. In both science and business it has proved an extraordinarily powerful tool, allowing us to organize huge sets of numbers, and to see patterns in them that would otherwise stay hidden. Statistics makes possible enterprises on a scale that would otherwise be unthinkable.

Unscrupulous people have long known, however, that using numbers to mislead is all too easy. In the middle of the 19th century, Benjamin Disraeli reportedly said that mendacity came in three forms: lies, damned lies, and statistics.

Accounting, the application of statistics that most concerns the world of business, has encountered damn lies many times since the first accountant put on an eyeshade in ancient times. Today, the rules of accounting are highly elaborated and legally mandated. Sarbanes-Oxley is only the latest attempt in a more than century-long quest to make sure that corporate books are not cooked.

Regulators might wish you believed it was the government that introduced Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and independent auditors to the marketplace -- to keep the players there honest. It was not. It was the players in the marketplace themselves.

Accounting is so ancient that some scholars believe that it was the need to keep accounts that led to writing and thus the birth of civilization itself. But up until the 19th century, most business concerns were small and family-owned. There were few reasons for crooked accounting, and fewer opportunities.

That changed with the growth of railroads. They were prodigious users of capital, and most were financed by selling stock and bonds to outside investors. For the first time in economic history, many owners of large businesses and the managers of those businesses were separated and came to have different interests in how the books were kept. The managers, naturally, wanted things to look as good as possible. The owners wanted to know the truth and to be able to compare results with other companies in order to know if the managers were doing a good job.

Few public companies issued annual reports. When in 1866 the New York Stock Exchange asked the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad for its financials, the railroad curtly replied that it "makes no reports" and "publishes no statements." Translation: Drop dead.

Even when the railroads did issue reports, they were often less than forthcoming. "Alaska has a tropical climate," Horace Greeley snorted sarcastically in the New York Tribune regarding the Erie Railway's 1870 report, "and strawberries in their season. The Borgia was a much slandered martyr of a woman."

The answer to the problem was clear. The weekly Commercial and Financial Chronicle -- the Barron's of its day -- wrote about how to cure the problem the same year as Greeley. "The one condition of success in such intrigues is secrecy. Secure to the public at large the opportunity of knowing all that a director can know of the value and prospects of his own stock and the occupation of the 'speculative director' is gone. . . The full balance sheet . . . showing the sources and amounts of its revenues, the disposition made of every dollar, the earnings of its property, the expenses of working, of supplies, of new construction, and of repairs, the amount and form of its debt, and the disposition made of all its funds, ought to be made up and published every quarter."

In 1870 this was a radical idea. There was not much prospect of getting publicly traded companies to issue honest reports. Wall Street was in its wild and woolly days after the Civil War, and the New York state and city governments were utterly corrupt. The English Fraser's Magazine had reported in 1869 that "in New York there is a custom among litigants, as peculiar to that city, it is to be hoped, as it is supreme within it, of retaining a judge as well as a lawyer."

Matters were changing. In 1869, the New York Stock Exchange merged with its chief rival, the Open Board of Brokers, and became the overwhelmingly dominant institution on the Street. For the first time it became important for brokerage firms to belong to the exchange and for companies to have their securities listed. The NYSE quickly began to impose rules on both brokers and on the companies that sought listings.

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AT&T mistakenly announces free Wi-Fi for iPhone users…again from reports that they made a mistake.

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Hamilton Fish Armstrong, ed.  The Book of New York Verse.  1917.
To a New York Shop-Girl Dressed for Sunday
By Anna Hempstead Branch
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Superb, she smiled upon and did.
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The bangles and the narrowed waist—
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Dear child, with the defiant eyes,
Insolent with the half surmise
We do not quite admire, I know
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And judgment, wearily sad, may see
No grace in such frivolity.
Yet which of us was ever bold
To worship Beauty, hungry and cold!
Scorn famine down, proudly expressed        45
Apostle to what things are best.
Let him who starves to buy the food
For his soul’s comfort find her good,
Nor chide the frills and furbelows
That are the prettiest things she knows.        50
Poet and prophet in God’s eyes
Make no more perfect sacrifice.
Who knows before what inner shrine
She eats with them the bread and wine?
Poor waif! One of the sacred few        55
That madly sought the best they knew!
Dear—let me lean my cheek to-night
Close, close to yours. Ah, that is right.
How warm and near! At last I see
One beauty shines for thee and me.        60
So let us love and understand—
Whose hearts are hidden in God’s hand.
And we will cherish your brief Spring
And all its fragile flowering.
God loves all prettiness, and on this        65
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E. Cobham Brewer 1810–1897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Coystrel, or Kestrel. A degenerate hawk; hence, a paltry fellow. Holinshed says, “costerels or bearers of the arms of barons or knights” (vol. i. p. 162); and again, “women, lackeys, and costerels are considered as the unwarlike attendants on an army” (vol. iii. 272). Each of the life-guards of Henry VIII. had an attendant, called a coystrel or coystril. Some think the word is a corruption of costerel, which they derive from the Latin coterellus (a peasant); but if not a corruption of kestrel, I should derive it from costrel (a small wooden bottle used by labourers in harvest time). “Vasa quœdam quœ costrelli vocantur.” (Matthew Paris.)   1
        “He’s a coward and a coystril that will not drink to my niece.”—Shakespeare: Twelfth Night, i. 3.

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July 3, 2007

Basehor Community Library's Summer Concerts in the Park are back, beginning Friday evening, July 6.

Starting at 6:30 p.m., Basehor City Park will be rocking with the familiar tunes of the 1950s and '60s played by the Krazy Kats.

The three members of the band were intrigued by music from the start. While drummer and vocalist Fred Fletcher was banging on pots and pans and practicing on his first drum set, future keyboardist and vocalist Willie Craig was learning the ropes from his mother, a concert violinist and piano teacher. Lee Dresser, guitarist and vocalist, bought his first guitar and taught himself to play immediately after seeing Elvis Presley perform on television.

That early interest in music inspired the trio of Moberly, Mo., natives to form their own band as teens in the 1950s. The Moberly High School cafeteria full of their peers was the scene of the band's first gig Feb. 14, 1957 at the Future Homemakers of America Sweetheart dance.

"We were scared, but we did all right," Dresser said. "Now we go out there and don't think a thing about it."

The Krazy Kats enjoyed increased popularity throughout their college days in Columbia, Mo., until 1965 when Craig was drafted into the Army. Dresser was drafted about a year later, and Fletcher got married, prompting the band's 15-year split. The three followed their own paths until their reunion in 1980.

Now celebrating their 50th year together, the Krazy Kats have created five CDs and earned the title "Best Band in Kansas City" in 1991 as well as a spot in the Rockabilly Hall of Fame in 1999. All three men are full time Krazy Kats and will be returning to the Basehor Community Library's Summer Concert Series for the third time this year.

"I always say it's nice to be asked back, and it is," Dresser said. "We're looking forward to it. We like what we do."

Jenne Laytham, assistant director of the library, said the audience can count on a quality performance from the Krazy Kats.

"They are real performers and they perform all the time," she said. "The highlight act is the Elvis impersonation by Lee."

While Dresser confirmed his full-costume Elvis act, he said the group credits its popularity to a longtime following and good word of mouth. He said people often say they perform "the good stuff."

"I've seen '50s groups, and they sort of parody it, overdo it, make a comic thing out of it," Dresser said. "We do have a little showbiz stuff that we do, but we don't make fun of the songs. We play them right, the way rock and roll should be. That's the only way we know how to do it."

Basehor residents and their guests can also look forward to two other performances this summer: the Motion band, Friday, July 20 and the Butterfly Brass Band, Friday, Aug. 3. The five-piece Motion band is said to offer a little something for everyone with sounds that range from classic rock to retro and country. The 13-piece Butterfly Brass Band plays songs from the 1930s, '40s and '50s and in an East Coast swing style.

"All the bands that come just love playing in our park," Laytham said. "It's just a great venue."

And, the bands and the audience may also have the opportunity to enjoy an added bonus to the venue this year.

Construction on the new performance pavilion in the park is complete and city superintendent Gene Myracle said the only thing left to finish is the installation of water and electrical lines. He said those should be done in the next couple of weeks, weather permitting. Laytham said she hopes at least the Butterfly Brass Band will be able to utilize the pavilion. Until then, bands will be using the park's gazebo.

All of the free concerts are from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Basehor City Park, 158th Street and Leavenworth Road. Guests are encouraged to bring their blankets and lawn chairs and come early to enjoy concessions provided by the Basehor Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 11499.

"It's just always a good time," Laytham said. "We shoot for about 100 people and typically we have over that. It's nice free entertainment and we're glad to do it."

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“Pretty much everyone now carries a camera with them in their smart phone – this allows then to snap what they’re seeing and means that we don’t just have to rely on eyewitness evidence. As last year has shown, all the pictures and videos taken can prove to the expert eye that it wasn’t Nessie that was being filmed.”

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Rhubarb & date chutney

Rhubarb & date chutney

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Prep: 25 mins Cook: 40 mins

Makes about 2.25kg/5lb
Keep this tucked away for a month so flavours can develop and then serve it with cheese, pâté, cold meats, sandwiches – you name it

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  • Easily halved

Nutrition: per tbsp

  • kcal19
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  • carbs5g
  • sugars5g
  • fibre0g
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  • 50g fresh root ginger, grated
  • 300ml red wine vinegar
  • 500g eating apple, peeled and finely chopped

    Grown in temperate regions, apples are one of the most widely cultivated tree fruits. There are…

  • 200g pitted date, chopped

    Dates are one of the oldest cultivated fruits - it's thought that they were a staple part of…

  • 200g dried cranberries or raisins
  • 1 tbsp mustard seed
  • 1 tbsp curry powder
  • 400g light muscovado sugar
  • 700g rhubarb, sliced into 2cm chunks

    Botanically, rhubarb is a vegetable (it's related to sorrel and dock) but its thick, fleshy…

  • 500g red onion

  1. Put the onions in a large pan with the ginger and vinegar. Bring to the boil, then simmer for 10 mins. Add the rest of the ingredients, except the rhubarb, plus 2 tsp salt to the pan and bring to the boil, stirring. Simmer, uncovered, for about 10 mins until the apples are tender.

  2. Stir in the rhubarb and cook, uncovered, until the chutney is thick and jammy, about 15-20 mins. Leave the chutney to sit for about 10-15 mins, then spoon into warm, clean jars, and seal. Label the jars when cool. Keep for at least a month before eating.

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shaz_howie's picture

Wow absolutely delicious, have never made chutney before, so much easier than jam. Have literally just made it, and had to have a taste. If it matures with age, then can't wait. Has really bite, and a kick to it, lovely.

Mrsflax81's picture

Just made this chutney. First time I have ever made a chutney and second time I have cooked with rhubarb. Was easier than I expected. Had no dates so used extra apple, rhubarb and raisins. Also had no mustard powder and just had enough red wine vinegar but it smells and looks okay. Excited to wait a month before tasting.

jdthrchrds's picture

Just made this chutney to use some of my rhubarb glut. Recipe worked well and it smells delicious, just a month to wait now until we an taste it.

lemony_mel's picture

Only my second attempt at a chutney but this was very simple and delicious! I halved the recipe and produced 5 kilner 0.25 litre jars. Am very happy with the end result and am planning on giving some for christmas presents.

Dottybobs's picture

Never made Chutney before but was given some Rhubarb and looked up this recipe. It was so easy to make and I entered it into a Jam/Chutney competition in a local Womens group and it won! So guess I will be making it again as it didn't last long enough to let it mature to its full potential, but it goes well with everything :)

ClaireMorris83's picture

Just made a batch and on our hob and simmer time was pretty accurate - too salty for me though - hopefully the saltiness will lesson over time.

djez1983's picture

That's odd. The recipe doesn't call for any salt. Possibly the curry powder you used?

mooner's picture

It does state 2 teaspoons of salt in the method, but not in the ingredients list, so the recipe has salt in it!

s-schulz's picture

First time made a chutney and it was easy to make. I tasted when it was ready to transfer in jars, yummy, now I don't know how patient I'll be to wait for a month :-)

etux's picture

This is amazing. You don't need to be a fan of rhubarb to like it, as all the other ingredients really transform it into something special. Really easy as well, will definitely make again.

cat1987's picture

Good recipe. Was really popular and good with naan bread

mellalite's picture

Absolutely lovely! First time making chutney and the recipe is so easy and the results are amazing! Will definitely make again when I have more rhubarb. The only thing I did slightly differently to the recipe was I only used 450g of rhubarb as that is all I had, used the correct quantity of all the other ingredients and it still turned out great. Recommend this recipe to anyone!! :-)

diannem77's picture

This was my first time making chutney. It was easy and VERY tasty! The second time I made it I used white onions instead of red and it was still fantastic! yum yum :-)

jubejube32's picture

This is the nicest chutney I've made. I needed to make some room in my freezer (!) so used rhubarb that I froze earlier in the year. Will be great for Christmas presents......if we don't eat it first

catcalledcharlie's picture

Simply Gorgeous!

jamber2012's picture

This recipe turned out really well. For one who is not keen on rhubarb, this chutney has changed my mind! The chutney tastes good now, can't imagine what it will taste like in a month's time. I would highly recommend this recipe. The one thing I did change was to add less sugar than recommended as I don't enjoy overly sweet chutneys.

mighty_south's picture

Recipe doesn't say what to do with the onions. slice, chop, finely chop? Anyway I roughly chopped them but it probably doesn't really matter too much anyhow. it took a while longer than 20 minutes to get the consistency right but it is all worth it in the end. I made 4 large jars about 4 months ago and just half way through my third one now. On my list of things to prepare early for Xmas, delicious!

nicola72pink's picture

This smelt fantastic when I was making this, and tasted good too straight out of the pan, so I think it will be yummy at Christmas, when I shall open mine, and give out for Xmas gifts!

petesfanny's picture

Made as the recipe said. My first time making chutney, absolutely delicious! Will definately be making again. Used as an accompaniment to both home made fishcakes and burgers and am sure will find lots of other things to eat with!

mooner's picture

Picked the rhubarb from the garden this morning and made this straight away. Looks, smells and tastes delicious, and that's before it's had a month to mature! I made 12 small jars, and it was very easy. I had frozen cranberries so used those straight from the freezer, squashing them a little as they cooked. Can't wait to eat it!

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how do I download chutney labels

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