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Experience is that marvellous thing that allows you to recognize a mistake when you've already made it many times!
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James M. Rishwain, Jr.
Jim Rishwain, an accomplished real estate partner, is a preeminent legal adviser to global market leaders, Fortune 100 companies and corporate boards. For more than 10 years, he has served as Pillsbury's global chair and CEO, and he returns to his real estate practice full-time in 2017.
Jim offers strategic counsel to global developers, investors, lenders and property owners who set the pace in their industries. Leveraging his deep knowledge of capital markets and real estate, he advises on investments and acquisitions, development, finance, joint ventures, leasing, exchanges, multifamily tax-exempt bond transactions, syndications and REITs. Jim creates strategic growth and development plans for organizations, including CASA of Los Angeles, the National CASA Association and Pepperdine Law School.
Professional Highlights
- Leader, Real Estate and Construction Industry Team
- Pillsbury's global chair from 2006 to 2016, guiding the law firm's strategic global expansion, strengthening client relationships and reinforcing a forward-thinking, collaborative culture.
- Honored as a California Lawyer of the Year and winner of Deal of the Year award for real estate transactions.
- Recipient of the 2016 Robert Morrison Community Service Award from CASA of Los Angeles for his ongoing philanthropy and commitment to the organization. He chairs the nonprofit's board of directors.
Representative Experience
- Leads the team representing SBE Entertainment/SBE Hotel Group in various investment and development projects, including the acquisition, financing and equity investment negotiations for the Beverly Hills Le Meridien Hotel.
- Serves as the Los Angeles Unified School District's lead counsel, handling matters related to its $1 billion facilities development, one of the largest ongoing public improvement projects in the U.S.
- Represented CommonWealth Partners and its affiliate, Fifth Street Properties, in a $1.5 billion sale of a portfolio of Class A office buildings in Southern California, Colorado, Texas and Arizona.
- Secured the $800 million acquisition and financing, and the multibillion-dollar redevelopment, of Las Vegas' renowned Sahara Hotel & Casino for SBE Hotel Group.
- Chambers USA, Real Estate—California (2005-2015)
- Legal 500 US, Real Estate (2008-2009, 2011-2012, 2016)
- Best Lawyers in America, Real Estate Law (10+ years)
- PLC Which Lawyer?, Real Estate—Los Angeles (2010-2012)
- Los Angeles Business Journal Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Award Nominee (2014, 2015, 2016)
- CASA of Los Angeles' Robert Morrison Community Service Award (2016)
- Distinguished Alumni of the Year, Pepperdine University School of Law (2011)
- CEO Diversity Leadership Award, Diversity Best Practices (2009)
- Managing Partner A-List, Los Angeles Daily Journal (2009)
- Who's Who in LA Law, Leadership and Real Estate, Los Angeles Business Journal (2007)
- California Lawyer Attorneys of the Year (CLAY) Award, Transactional Law (2004)
- Real Estate Deal of the Year, Los Angeles Daily Journal
- Advisory Board Member, Elevate Services, Inc.
- Member, Honorary Board of Directors, The Burton Awards
- Board member of Lease Advisors, a leading lease acquisition and consultancy firm
- Board Member of Orogenesis, a next-generation venture firm
- CASA of Los Angeles board member and Chair Emeritus
- National CASA Association board trustee
- Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission board member
- Los Angeles River Project advisory council member
- Real Estate Law and Business Forum executive committee member
- Best Lawyers/US News & World Report advisory board member
- WILEF (Women in Law Empowerment Forum) Leadership Council member
- The Jonathan Club
- A History of the Legal Industry in Los Angeles (Perspective), Bloomberg Big Law Business, October 2016
- 10 Rules for Effective Law Firm Committees, Bloomberg Big Law Business, August 2016
- What's Next for Pillsbury, Bloomberg Big Law Business, May 2015
- Leveraging 145 Years of Experience, Forbes, March 2015
- Authored case study "Reservoir of trust – Build trust and confidence in your leadership" for Leadership in Law Firms: An Expert Guide, published by Ark Group in association with Managing Partner.
- Interviewed for "Learning From Law Firm Leaders," a book written by Susan Manch and Michelle Nash, ABA Book Publishing, October 2012.
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|Evening MBA
|Executive MBA
|Online MBA
|Program Length
|21 months: August to May
|23 months: January to December
|16 months: August to December
|14-20 months on average, 4 years maximum, 6 starts per year
Class Schedule
|Weekly: fall and spring, times vary between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m.; summer internship between years 1 and 2 and an 8-10 day global business experience
|One night per week from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., plus initial 5 day residential session and a 10 day global business experience. Some online classes
|Fri. and Sat. 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. every other week plus a 5 day session and an 8-10 day global business experience
|Flexible: Online classes 24/7
|Entrepreneurship, Finance, Health Care, Management Information Systems, Marketing
|Finance, Management Information Systems, Marketing
|Not applicable
|Entrepreneurship, Finance, Health Care, Management + Organizations, Management Information Systems, Marketing
|55 units: 14 sequenced classes
|46 units: courses vary in length 8-9 weeks. Some online classes
|47 units: 12 modules integrating multiple topic areas
|45 units: 28 core units plus 17 elective units
|Eller faculty
|Eller faculty
|Eller faculty + senior executives
|Eller faculty + senior executives + senior executives
|Preferred Professional Experience
|3+ years
|3+ years
|7+ years; history of significant achievement and career advancement
|3+ years
|Career Motivations
|Gain additional skills to enhance a career or begin a new career track. Benefit from experiential learning
|Gain additional skills to enhance a career or begin a new career track
|Advancement to senior management in an established career; building formal skills/education for entrepreneurs and public sector professionals
|Gain additional skills to enhance a career or begin a new career track
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|Focus on learning and leadership experience, replacing work with education; close-knit learning community immersed in the culture of a large university
|Continue career uninterrupted; ability to balance course load and out-of-class work with career and home life; small, close-knit, self-contained learning community
|Continue career uninterrupted; able to balance course load and out-of-class work with career and home life; complete group work outside of class
|Continue career uninterrupted with flexibility in course timing and delivery
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|Flexible: Online classes 24/7
|Lodging Provided
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|Yes, during launch and throughout program
|No on-campus requirement
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|Experiential learning project; optional dual-degree programs; required global business experience; elective offerings
|Introductory 5 day residential session; required global business experience; elective offerings online
|Integrated modules; global business experience
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|$51,000 — includes e-books and course materials, weekly dinner and meals, and hotel accommodations for residential and international portions of program; does not include application and enrollment fees or international airfare
|$63,000 — includes books and materials, lodging, catered meals, and program portion of the global business experience; does not include application and enrollment fees or international airfare
|$45,000 — includes e-books and course materials, does not include application fee or cost of the global business experience
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- Distance from Port: 300 metres
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Elite Parking is a brand new low cost parking very close to Pisa Airport. Just park your car and walk to the Terminal in two minutes. You can also keep your keys.The parking offers an efficient and impeccable service with high security standards. The large building is fully fenced, with insurance coverage, CCTV 24 hours and security staff for your peace of mind. Free battery recharging available and refueling at an additional charge.
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|Little Lobster Quiches (For Luncheons)
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|Light Leilani Bars
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|Leprechaun Quiche
|Lentil Soup
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Dinosaurs May Have Shaken Their Tail Feathers to Woo Mates
A new study suggests that oviraptors -- feathered but flightless dinosaurs -- may have shaken their tail feathers during courtship displays.
Dinosaurs Sprouted Wings Earlier Than Thought
Dinosaurs still walk—and fly—among us: We call them birds. Most paleontologists think birds descended from a group of winged dinosaurs, and thus dinos never went...
Spectacularly Preserved Fossil Suggests Most Dinosaurs Were Feathered
The discovery of a fantastically preserved, bushy-tailed fossil theropod has cloaked the dinosaur world in feathers. Other feathered dinosaurs have been found before, but none...
Giant Feathered Tyrannosaur Found in China
It's not your dad's tyrannosaur: Yutyrannus huali, a newly discovered ancestor of Tyrannosaurus rex, was covered from head to tail in downy feathers.
High-Speed Videos Show How Hummingbirds Hum
A Yale University zoologist has used a laser vibrometer and high speed videos from a wind tunnel to work out how the hummingbird makes its...
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Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has revealed he was given the chance to bid for Patrick Vieira during the current transfer window but turned down the offer as he was happy with his midfield options.
Redknapp was interested in signing the former Arsenal captain in the summer but a deal did not materialise, with the 33-year-old now heading to Manchester City from Inter Milan.
Spurs are still in the market for a central midfielder and have Brazil youngster Sandro as a long-term target - but targeting Vieira again was not part of Redknapp's plans.
"I was interested in the summer, very interested and he was keen to come to Tottenham at the time," Redknapp said.
"He showed a lot of bottle to want to play at Tottenham after being such a legend at Arsenal. That shows his character to want to take that challenge on.
"But it didn't happen because he got back into the squad at Inter Milan and it drifted. This time when he was available I did get some phone calls about the possibility again but we felt we'd moved on a bit from then and we were happy with what we had at the club."
Redknapp has no doubts about Vieira coping with the pace of the Barclays Premier League.
"I am sure he'll do well, he has a lot to offer," the Spurs boss added. "He's a leader and a winner and a terrific guy. The motive is to get back into the France World Cup team. He could have stayed at Inter and taken the money."
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When Toyota unveiled its new Japan-only hybrid model, the Sai, last month, it said it wanted to sell 36,000 of them each year, or 3,000 a month. The Sai, sort of a little cousin to the Lexus HS250h, costs about $37,000, but that relatively high price is apparently just right for 14,000 people. That's how many pre-orders Toyota says it has for the new hybrid, which goes on sale December 7. Maybe the $3,000+ in tax incentives had something to do with it. We don't expect sales each month will be quite that high, but Toyota must be celebrating this bit of good news (or congratulating themselves on keeping expectations low).
Apparently, the roughly $6,000 difference between the Sai and the Lexus was convincing to people it's a solid deal for what's almost the same car. The Sai is a step up from the Prius (the Sai is bigger and has a more powerful engine), especially in price: the Prius starts at around $22,000. The Sai is rated at around 54 mpg (U.S.) on the optimistic Japanese cycle.


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Episode 20 of 638 episodes
Many of us will pay a premium to live by water – whether it's the sea, a river or a lake. It's well known amongst property developers but Chilean entrepreneur Fernando Fischmann is unique amongst his peers in having discovered a technique to keep the water in lagoons clear and so attractive to live next to. His company Crystal Lagoons is in high demand to provide that technology right across the world. Here he talks to Peter Day. Producer: Richard Berenger Editor: Stephen Chilcott
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Wild Rose Petal Jam
|Wild rose petals
|3 Cup (48 tbs) (White Base Discarded)
|Warm water
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Granulated sugar
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
|Lemon juice
|1 Teaspoon
|Red food coloring
|1 Drop
Pour water over petals in pan and simmer, covered, over medium heat 10 minutes.
Lift out petals; set aside.
Measure 1 cup rose petal liquid.
Add sugar and honey, then cook 220°F.
Add petals and simmer over low heat 35 minutes.
Add lemon juice and simmer until thick.
Add coloring, pour into hot sterilized jars and cover with melted parafin.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4131 Calories from Fat 1095
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 122 g187.2%
Saturated Fat 17.7 g88.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 2129.3 mg88.7%
Total Carbohydrates 748 g249.4%
Dietary Fiber 12.8 g51%
Sugars 570 g
Protein 25 g50.9%
Vitamin A 76.1% Vitamin C 9.2%
Calcium 17.4% Iron 26.3%
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Ministry of Sound Radio will air every Sunday morning from 1am – 3am on Southern Cross Austereo's Today Network, taking in over 100 metro and regional stations.
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Many people are aware that goods such as tea, coffee, chocolate and cotton can be bought with the Fairtrade mark. Why not buy fair trade coffe in bulk wholsale quantities and save money when you do? See our Wholesale Page for more details.
There are many other interesting swaps to fairly traded goods that can also be made.
How about fairly traded Marmalade? Tuck into some delicious Fairtrade red kidney beans beans or enjoy sipping your red wine that has been traded with fairness.
Visit our shops for more interesting and exciting ideas or shop online using the Fairtrade filer at the left of the screen.
Fairtrade is a growing, international movement which ensures that producers in poor countries get a fair deal.
This means a fair price for their goods (one that covers the cost of production and guarantees a living income).
It means long-term contracts which provide real security.
For many it means support to gain the knowledge and skills that they need to develop their businesses and increase sales.
Fair trading is about better prices, decent working conditions, local sustainability, and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers in the developing world.
By requiring companies to pay sustainable prices (which must never fall lower than the market price), Fairtrade addresses the injustices of conventional trade, which traditionally discriminates against the poorest, weakest producers. It enables them to improve their position and have more control over their lives.
Whatever the price of the product on the shelf, only the FAIRTRADE Mark ensures that the producers have received what has been agreed to be a fairer price, as well as the social premiums to invest in the future of their communities.
The movement has been one of the most powerful responses to the problems facing commodity producers. It gives consumers an opportunity to use their purchasing power to tilt the balance, however slightly, in favour of the poor.
"We rely on the money we get from cocoa for everything: for food, clothes, medicines, and school fees. Getting payment for our cocoa beans used to be very hit and miss. When we didn't get paid, we went without. Kuapa Kokoo pays all its farmers a fair price for their crop, in cash, and on time. I am very happy: since I joined Fairtrade I can afford to send my children to school."
As in many places, women and children in Lucy's village used to walk for miles to fetch water from rivers and waterholes, which were also used by animals. Disease caused by dirty water was common, and many children missed out on school because they had to spend so much time collecting water. Now, thanks to wells that have been built with money from the Fairtrade premium, people have safe, clean water right in the heart of their village.
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Knit a coffee cup sleeve
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• 5 mm knitting needles
• worsted weight yarn
• darning needle
• scissors
• assorted embellishments
• regular needle and thread
Cast on 34 sts. K1, p1 for 5 rows.
Row 6: K1, p1, increasing one st on each end of needle. (36 sts)
Row 7: Knit.
Row 8: Purl.
Row 9: Knit.
Row 10: Purl.
Row 11 (RS): Knit, increasing one stitch on each end of needle. (38 sts)
Row 12: Purl.
Rows 13-17: K1, p1.
Row 18 (WS): Cast off loosely in K1, p1.
Tie off end.
With darning needle, sew back seam to form a tube.
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Hi, I very much need to set the feature "http://apache.org/xml/features/nonvalidating/load-external-dtd " (see http://xerces.apache.org/xerces-j/features.html#load-external-dtd) on the Xerces parser wrapped by a JaxpParser instance (returned by manager lookup of SAXParser.role). I don't see a way to do it... it looks like JaxpParser doesn't expose an interface for it. JaxpParser buries the factory instances and the parser instances pretty thoroughly and doesn't provide any handles to set features, even in the component configuration. This is for a project that's stuck on Cocoon 2.1.8, BTW. I guess I can always just create my own parser instance if it comes down to that. Before I bother, does anybody know of a way to avoid the bother? Maybe I'm missing something... cheers, —ml—
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KUWAIT CITY - A circus lion which killed its tamer during a show in Kuwait fell into a 'deep depression' and starved itself to death, the daily al-Qabas reported. The lion, Shiraz, killed its Romanian tamer, 52-year-old Elena Tipa, when it locked its jaws round the woman's neck during a performance. Later the lion 'became deeply depressed and committed suicide' by refusing food. AFP Reuse content


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Smartwatch and Wristband Market Poised for Takeoff
The release of the Apple Watch has raised the bar for smartwatch and wearable device manufacturers, with the overall market poised for big gains.As smartphone vendors and component suppliers continue to expand into the wearables market, by 2016 smartwatches will comprise about 40 percent of consumer wrist-worn devices, according to a report from IT research firm Gartner. The company noted that seven out of the top 10 smartphone vendors have entered the wearables market to date or are about to ship a first product, while a year ago only two vendors were in that space. Apple's introduction of its own smartwatch at a recent press conference again has appeared to heighten the stakes in the market with the company's traditional blend of stylish design and premium materials. "The Apple Watch announcement sets a benchmark for higher-end smartwatches, which will both trigger interest and significant sales of smart watches in 2015," Angela McIntyre, Gartner analyst, told eWEEK. "Apple introduced three smartwatch models that will sell at a wide price range, with the lowest starting at $349. As with the iPhone, Apple's high-price strategy for the watch will limit its market share; yet, with its attention to design and the user interface, we believe this product will attract many users."
A recent consumer study conducted by Gartner at the beginning of the third quarter of 2014 gave some indication of the current installed base of fitness wearables and dedicated sports watches.
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Bahá'í: Ba-HIGH
Bahá'u'lláh: Ba-ha-ul-LAH
Báb: Bahb (Bob)
'Abdu'l-Bahá: Abdul ba-HAH
Naw Ruz: Naw Rooz
Ridvan: REZ-vahn
'Abdu'l-Bahá (1844-1921) – The son of Bahá'u'lláh who was the head of the Bahá'í Faith from 1892 to 1921. Bahá'u'lláh in His will had designated 'Abdu'l-Bahá as His successor. 'Abdu'l-Bahá occupies a special station as the authoritative interpreter of the writings of Bahá'u'lláh and as the perfect example of how a Bahá'í should live. 'Abdu'l-Bahá traveled widely through Europe and North America, 1911-1913, explaining his Father's teachings in talks, interviews, and addresses at universities, churches, temples, synagogues, and missions for the poor. (Bahá'ís capitalize pronouns – for example, "He" – that refer to 'Abdu'l-Bahá out of respect for his special station. Such pronouns are not capitalized in this guide in deference to international journalistic style and also to avoid confusion with Bahá'u'lláh and the Báb, who are considered to be divine Prophets.)
accent marks – Bahá'í, Bahá'u'lláh, and other names are written with accent marks, but many publications and Web sites do not have the facility for using such marks.
Acre – English rendering of the name of the city north of Haifa where Bahá'u'lláh was exiled in 1868. He lived in or near the city until His passing in 1892. Bahá'ís often use the Arabic name, 'Akká, which was the name in general use during the time of Bahá'u'lláh. In Hebrew the name is Akko.
'Akká, Akko – See entry above for "Acre."
Arc – An area on Mount Carmel in Haifa, shaped like an arc, where the major international administrative buildings of the Bahá'í Faith, including the Seat of the Universal House of Justice, are situated.
Ascension of 'Abdu'l-Bahá – Bahá'í holy day on 28 November. Commemorates the anniversary of the passing of 'Abdu'l-Bahá on 28 November 1921 in Haifa.
Ascension of Bahá'u'lláh – Bahá'í holy day on 29 May. Commemorates the anniversary of the passing of Bahá'u'lláh on 29 May 1892 near Acre.
Ayyám-i-Há – Also known as Intercalary Days. Four or five days added to the Bahá'í calendar to complete the solar year of 365 days (366 in leap year). The Intercalary Days correspond to 26 February to 1 March. They are devoted to spiritual preparation for the fast, hospitality, charity, and gift-giving. Bahá'í children often have parties and other special activities. Ayyám-i-Há means "Days of Há" ("Há" is a letter).
Báb – The title, meaning "Gate," assumed by Siyyid 'Ali-Muhammad, the Founder of the Bábí Faith and the Forerunner of Bahá'u'lláh. Considered by Bahá'ís to be one of the twin Manifestations of God associated with the Bahá'í Faith. Born on 20 October 1819, the Báb proclaimed Himself to be the Promised One of Islam and said His mission was to announce the imminent coming of another Messenger even greater than Himself, namely Bahá'u'lláh. Because of these claims, the Báb was executed by firing squad in the public square in Tabriz on 9 July 1850. His remains were hidden in Iran for many years before being taken to Haifa/Acre in 1899 and buried on Mount Carmel in 1909.
Bábí – (1) A follower of the Báb. Plural: Bábís. (2) of or pertaining to the Báb.
Bábí Faith – The religion founded by the Báb. After 1863 and the announcement by Bahá'u'lláh that He was the Messenger whose coming had been foretold by the Báb, the Bahá'í Faith gradually became established and most followers of the Báb began to call themselves Bahá'ís.
Badí' calendar – See calendar, Bahá'í.
Bahá'í – (1) A noun referring to a member of the Bahá'í Faith. The plural is Bahá'ís. (2) An adjective describing a person, place, or thing related to the Bahá'í Faith. Examples: a Bahá'í book, the Bahá'í community, a Bahá'í holy day, a Bahá'í holy place. (3) In certain instances, informally used as a noun referring to the Bahá'í Faith itself, or generally to all things Bahá'í. A Bahá'í might say something like this, for example: "Bahá'í is a major part of my life."
Bahá'í calendar – See calendar, Bahá'í.
Bahá'í Faith – The correct term for the religion is the Bahá'í Faith. It is an independent, monotheistic religion established in virtually every country of the world. It is not a sect of another religion. In a list of major religions, it would look like this: Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, the Bahá'í Faith.
Bahá'í International Community – (1) The term used in conjunction with specific offices operating under the Universal House of Justice that deal with external entities, including the news media, the United Nations and other international organizations, and governments. At present, these offices include a Secretariat in Israel, U.N. offices in New York and Geneva, and an Office of Public Information in Israel. (2) The official name for the nongovernmental organization of the Bahá'í Faith that is registered at the United Nations. (3) A term for designating the entire international Bahá'í organization and/or administration. (4) A general term referring to the more than 5 million Bahá'ís of the world. BIC is an acceptable abbreviation.
Bahá'í World Centre – The spiritual and administrative center of the Bahá'í Faith, comprising the holy places in the Haifa-Acre area in northern Israel and the Arc of administrative buildings on Mount Carmel in Haifa. The Bahá'í World Centre itself uses the spelling "Centre"; elsewhere both "Centre" and "Center" are used, depending on the custom of the country.
(Baha'ism) – This term is not used by Bahá'ís.
Bahá'u'lláh – The founder of the Bahá'í Faith, who lived from 1817 to 1892, considered by Bahá'ís to be the most recent divine Messenger, or Manifestation of God, in a line of great religious figures that includes Abraham, Buddha, Jesus, Krishna, Moses, Muhammad, Zoroaster, the Báb, and others. Bahá'u'lláh was born in Tehran in present-day Iran, and passed away near Acre, in what is now Israel. "Bahá'u'lláh" is a title that means the "Glory of God" in Arabic; His name was Mírzá Husayn-'Alí. His writings, which would equal about a hundred volumes, form the basis of the Bahá'í teachings.
Bahjí – The place near Acre comprising the Shrine of Bahá'u'lláh (His burial place), the mansion that was His last residence, and surrounding gardens. It is a place of pilgrimage for Bahá'ís. The word "Bahjí" is Arabic for "delight."
Birth of the Báb – Bahá'í holy day on 20 October. It is the anniversary of the birth of the Báb in Shiraz, Iran, on 20 October 1819.
Birth of Bahá'u'lláh – Bahá'í holy day on 12 November. It is the anniversary of the birth of Bahá'u'lláh in Tehran, Iran, on 12 November 1817.
calendar, Bahá'í – A solar calendar consisting of 19 months of 19 days each, with four intercalary days (five in leap year). The first day of the year corresponds to March 21 on the Gregorian calendar. The Bahá'í era (B.E.) begins with 1844, the year of the Báb's declaration. The Bahá'í calendar is also known as the Badí' calendar. See also: Holy days, fast, Ayyam-i-Ha.
children's classes – Classes in moral education and religious history that are provided for children, operated at the community level. Open to all, they are considered a core activity. (See core activities.)
Convention – See International Bahá'í Convention and National Bahá'í Convention.
core activities – Bahá'ís currently use the term "core activities" to refer to devotional meetings, children's classes, classes for young adolescents (termed "junior youth"), and study circles that use a specific curriculum.
counselor – An adviser appointed by the Universal House of Justice who serves in a particular geographic area or at the Bahá'í World Centre in Haifa. At present, there are 81 counselors assigned to specific countries or regions, and nine counselors who form the membership of the International Teaching Centre at the Baha'i World Centre. Appointments are for five years.
covenant – An agreement between God and humanity. Bahá'ís believe in two covenants: The Greater Covenant is the belief that God will continue to send divine Messengers to humanity. The Lesser Covenant is specific to the Bahá'í Faith and involves Bahá'ulláh's assurance that the unity of his followers will be maintained; this unity is the result of clear guidance about the head of the Bahá'í Faith, which has been, successively, Bahá'u'lláh, 'Abdu'l-Bahá, Shoghi Effendi, and now the Universal House of Justice.
Day of the Covenant – Bahá'í holy day on 26 November. Commemoration of Bahá'u'lláh's appointment of His son, 'Abdu'l-Bahá, as His successor and the Center of His Covenant.
Declaration of the Báb – Bahá'í holy day on 23 May. Commemoration of the day in 1844 when the Báb announced in Shiraz, Iran, that He was the herald of the universal Messenger of God for this day.
devotional meetings – Gatherings, often in people's homes, for prayers and to read the sacred writings of the Bahá'í Faith and other religions. Usually undertaken as an individual initiative. Considered a core activity. (See core activities.)
diacriticals – Bahá'í, Bahá'u'lláh, and other names are written with accent marks, but many publications and Web sites do not have the facility for using such marks.
fast, the – A period during which Bahá'ís abstain from food and drink from sunrise to sundown during the Bahá'í month of 'Alá', from 2 March to 20 March. Bahá'u'lláh enjoined His followers to pray and fast during this period. The sick, the traveler, and pregnant women, among others, are exempt.
feast – See Nineteen Day Feast.
Guardian of the Bahá'í Faith – See Shoghi Effendi.
Haifa – The city in northern Israel that along with nearby Acre is the location of the Bahá'í World Centre. The international administrative buildings of the Bahá'í Faith (including the Seat of the Universal House of Justice), the Shrine of the Báb, and surrounding terraces and gardens are all located on Mount Carmel in the heart of Haifa.
Holy days – Eleven days that commemorate significant Bahá'í anniversaries. The nine holy days on which work is suspended are the Birth of Bahá'u'lláh, the Birth of the Báb, Declaration of the Báb, Ascension of Bahá'u'lláh, Martyrdom of the Báb, Naw Ruz, Ridván (a 12-day festival, of which the first, ninth and 12th days are holy days). The other two holy days are the Day of the Covenant and the Ascension of 'Abdu'l-Bahá. See names of individual holy days.
Holy Land – The area associated with present-day Israel, which is holy to a number of religions, including to Baha'is. The resting places of Bahá'u'lláh near Acre and of the Bab in Haifa are, to Bahá'ís, the holiest spots on earth.
Intercalary Days – See Ayyám-i-Há.
International Archives Building – One of the buildings at the Bahá'í World Centre on Mount Carmel in Haifa. The repository of many sacred relics of the Bahá'í Faith, it is a visited by thousands of Bahá'í pilgrims each year.
International Bahá'í Convention – A gathering every five years of delegates from around the world to consult on the affairs of the Bahá'í Faith and elect the members of the Universal House of Justice. Members of the National Spiritual Assemblies serve as delegates.
International Teaching Centre – One of the institutions at the Bahá'í World Centre in Haifa. The International Teaching Centre has nine members, all counselors appointed by the Universal House of Justice. Appointments are for five years.
local Spiritual Assembly – Elected body of nine individuals that administers the affairs of the Bahá'í community at the local level.
Martyrdom of the Báb – Bahá'í holy day on 9 July. Anniversary of the execution of the Báb by firing squad in the public square of Tabriz, Iran, on 9 July 1850.
Mount Carmel – In Haifa, Israel, site of the Bahá'í World Centre, including several Bahá'i holy places, the most important of which is the Shrine of the Báb, and the the buildings housing the offices of the Bahá'í World Centre administrative offices.
National Bahá'í Convention – In each country, the annual gathering of elected delegates to discuss the affairs of the Bahá'í Faith in their jurisdiction and to elect the members of the National Spiritual Assembly.
National Spiritual Assembly – The national administrative body in the Bahá'í Faith, comprised of nine individuals, with authority over all Bahá'í activities and affairs throughout its area. In a few cases, a National Spiritual Assembly exists in a territory or overseas department of a country.
Naw Rúz – Bahá'í holy day on 21 March. The Bahá'í new year. The term means "new day" in the Persian language.
Nineteen Day Feast – An administrative gathering at the local level. The term refers to a spiritual "feast" of prayers, consultation and fellowship. It is held every 19 days, on the first day of each Bahá'í month.
pilgrimage – In the Bahá'í Faith, the term refers to a special visit to specific Bahá'í shrines or holy places. It usually means a planned, nine-day visit to Acre and Haifa, the principal purpose of which is to pray at the Shrine of Bahá'u'lláh and the Shrine of the Báb; thousands of Bahá'ís from all over the world participate each year in this program.
progressive revelation – Bahá'ís use the term to describe God's progressive revealing of His teachings for humanity through a series of divine Educators that become the founders of the world's great religions. These religions include the Bahá'í Faith, Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Zoroastrianism, and others. A belief in progressive revelation is central to the Bahá'í Faith.
Regional Council – In some countries, an elected or appointed council of nine individuals that assists a National Spiritual Assembly in a given region.
Ridván, Festival of – A 12-day festival, April 21 through May 2, of which the first, ninth, and 12th days are holy days on which work should be suspended. The period commemorates the 12 days in 1863 that Bahá'u'lláh spent in the Ridván (Arabic for "paradise") Garden in Baghdad, during which time He announced His mission as God's messenger for this age.
Shoghi Effendi (1897-1957) – The head of the Bahá'í Faith from 1921 to 1957. His title is Guardian of the Bahá'í Faith. Bahá'ís always refer to him as "the Guardian" or as "Shoghi Effendi" (no shortened form of his name on any reference). "Effendi" is a term of respect; it is not in itself a name. Shoghi Effendi's surname was Rabbani, so "Shoghi Effendi Rabbani" would also be a correct reference, but again, it would never be shortened other than to say "Shoghi Effendi." He is the grandson of 'Abdul-Bahá and the great-grandson of Bahá'u'lláh.
Shrine of Bahá'u'lláh – The resting place of the mortal remains of Bahá'u'lláh, located near the city of Acre in what is now Israel. The shrine is the holiest spot on earth to Bahá'ís and a place of pilgrimage.
Shrine of the Báb – The resting place of the mortal remains of the Bab, located on Mount Carmel in Haifa, Israel. It is a sacred site to Bahá'ís and a place of pilgrimage.
Spiritual Assembly – An elected, nine-member council that oversees Bahá'í activities and affairs in a given locality or country. See entries for local Spiritual Assembly and National Spiritual Assembly.
study circles – As used by Bahá'ís, the term refers to small groups of people who meet with a trained tutor or facilitator in a given locality to study materials developed by the Ruhi Institute and participate in a learning process that usually involves reading, activities related to the arts, service projects, and sometimes social functions.
Universal House of Justice – The head of the Bahá'í Faith. An elected institution of nine men, it is the supreme administrative body ordained by Bahá'u'lláh in His book of laws. The Universal House of Justice is elected every five years at the International Bahá'í Convention, where members of the National Spiritual Assemblies around the world serve as delegates. The Universal House of Justice was first elected in 1963. Its permanent seat is on Mount Carmel in Haifa.


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By: Zachary Labe , 10:41 PM GMT on September 13, 2009
"Afternoon Thoughts"(Updated 9/13)
Good afternoon all!!! So the big winter forecast debut is over and now it is time to analyze the pattern each week to make sure the forecast is on track. I think this coastal storm was optimistic in regards to the blocking scenario with a rex block/banana high which kept the low moving at a slow rate and allowing the precipitation to penetrate areas as far west as State College-Hagerstown. And looking into the long range this pattern appears to continue with slow moving cutoff lows and troughs over the east. This time of year is critical as historical records prove several scenarios. If we have a dominated mild October there is nearly a 75% chance of a mild winter to follow. So the key is to have a cold October as nearly 7 out of 10 cold Octobers featured cold and snowy winters. As for September there is not as much of a direct correlation between average temperature anomalies and winter average temperatures, but a cooler than normal September is loosely more favorable for a cold winter than a mild September, and it appears this September will fit the cooler than normal pattern. I have been analyzing trends this past week and it is looking more and more like an I-81 corridor winter. That means that coastal storms will track close enough to the coast for I-95 mixed precipitation with I-81 in the core axis of the heavy snow. Also this winter appears to have a higher than normal opportunity for large snowstorms with several large storms making for the higher than normal snow totals. I think this winter will be highly volatile with bitter cold vs. warm patterns. That though is typical of El Nino winters and is very favorable for large coastal storms. Remember my blog on the average Middle Atlantic Winter, a transition NAO from positive to negative correlates to coastal lows. Also current weather pattern regimes in northern Canada are bitter cold currently and that will continue. A build-up of cold air will allow a snow cover to build and ice to develop as we head through late September, which will be favorable for the US down the road. A few things can go wrong this winter such as a farther west trough centered in the Midwest as occasional lingering effects of La Nina with the negative PDO bring a weak and small southeast ridge. But really I think pure bad luck is the biggest detriment that will cause a lack of snow. And we all know we aren't the luckiest especially those of us in the Lower Susquehanna Valley, hahaha. Anyways that will be the last formal mention of winter in a blog for a few weeks. I just wanted to post a few thoughts of mine over the past week that were failed to be mentioned in my winter outlook.
By the way the new Fall blog format is now out. As you may have noticed the tropical discussion and severe weather outlooks have been replaced with a long term forecast and a fall foliage outlook. Have a great day!!!
"Regional Advisories"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Current Weather Map"
(Courtesy of Wunderground)
"7-Day Forecast Discussion"(Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware)(Updated 9/13)
1018mb high pressure remains in control for Monday for the entire Middle Atlantic region for another beautiful day. 15C H85 thermals will promote a mild day for much of the Middle Atlantic under clear skies only with a few patchy cumuli. Dew points will generally be pretty low in the mid to upper 50s throughout the day with low 60s over southern Maryland and southern Delaware. Patchy morning fog is likely after some radiational cooling. With a 15degree temperature contrast between lows Sunday night and water temperatures fog will become locally dense in the river valleys particularly across the western branch of the Susquehanna with visibilities below a quarter of a mile. Elsewhere generally ground fog will form with condensation values being reach by morning under calm winds and high pressure. Fog will limit visibility generally down to 1mile in the mountain valleys. By 9am fog will burn off with brilliant sunshine throughout the day. Highs will approach 84-86 for Washington DC with low 80s for most of Maryland, Delaware, and southern Pennsylvania. Western Maryland and north of the Pennsylvania turnpike will have highs in the upper 70s. Monday night will feature once again the typical Autumn radiational cooling conditions with clear skies, calm winds, and low dew points. With cool air sinking from the mountains into the valleys and the warm air rising, valley locations may drop into the 40s for western Maryland west of Cumberland and 40s for western and northern Pennsylvania. Central Pennsylvania and northern Maryland will see lows in the low to mid 50s with upper 50s and low 60s for Delaware and southern Maryland. Tuesday will be another gorgeous day with 1018mb high pressure in control. A cold front though will be dropping down through the Great Lakes and New York State promoting a few afternoon cumulus and cirrus clouds. Once again similar fog conditions will be likely Tuesday morning as there was Monday morning. This time of year is fog season you have to remember. Similar high temperatures will occur Tuesday as Monday but slightly warmer as winds shift near 260degrees. Highs will reach the mid 80s for the Philadelphia, Dover, Baltimore, and Washington DC metro areas with low 80s in surrounding suburbs. Western Maryland through the rest of Pennsylvania will feature highs in the upper 70s. Conditions begin to deteriorate slightly through Tuesday night. An alto-stratus deck will begin to move south through Pennsylvania and northern Maryland overnight. Weak frontogenesis will inhibit most moisture with PWATs only near 1inch, but a few sprinkles are possible with a few hundredths of an inch of rain for the state of Pennsylvania. Overnight lows will be in the 50s for Pennsylvania with low to mid 60 for Maryland, Delaware, and the Philadelphia metro region. Wednesday morning the stratus cloud deck will begin to thicken over the region with a few morning sprinkles over Maryland and Delaware. With the cold front passed through the Middle Atlantic stalling over northern Virginia, cool air will work its way over the region with a strong 1028mb high to the north. Cold air damming conditions will prevail and a difficult forecast resumes for the end of the week. Wednesday looks generally cloudy with cool temperatures. Highs for elevations above 1800ft will be in the low to mid 60s with 70s elsewhere over the region. Wednesday night begins the overrunning event with a series of weak waves along the quasi-stationary boundary. GFS is really on the wet side producing several inches of rain for southern Pennsylvania and northern Maryland, but I think it is suffering some convective feedback problems. Although the ECMWF has gotten increasingly wet in this time period, so possibly another heavy rain event is in store. Wednesday night will feature lows in the 60s for the entire region of Maryland and Delaware with upper 50s for southern Pennsylvania and mid 50s for northern Pennsylvania. QPF will remain below .05inch overnight Wednesday.
Just a reminder, this period from Wednesday through Friday remains lower than normal confidence, but I will provide updates throughout the week in my comments. Anyway clouds will begin to lower Thursday with IFR conditions for most of Pennsylvania except for extreme northwestern areas and all of Maryland and Delaware. Stratus ceilings will lower to 700ft with visibilities dropping to near 5miles. Isentropic lift and post frontogenesis will allow light to moderate rain to form Thursday with a weak shortwave. PWATs also will increase towards later in the day as tropical moisture works into the region up from the Gulf of Mexico. QPF amounts remain uncertain, but a general .5inch or so is possible. Rainfall will be in the form of several waves. Highs Thursday will be cool with an anticyclone to the north favoring cold air damming; also the flow will be onshore. Highs will be in the 50s for areas north of the Pennsylvania turnpike with 60s to the south through southern Maryland. Towards Thursday night a low pressure ejects out of the southeast along the quasi-stationary boundary. Increasing moisture and isentropic lift will promote a period of moderate to heavy rain towards Thursday evening with maybe some heavy QPF towards .75inches. Thursday night lows will be in the 50s for all three states with low stratus and rain. Friday will feature more rounds of rainfall ranging in intensity with weak warm air advection aloft, but cold air damming at the surface. Rainfall amounts will be .25-.5inches with highs in the 60s along and south of the Pennsylvania turnpike with 50s to the north. Friday night again will feature rain in the evening, but conditions may improve late. Lows again will be in the 50s. Keep in mind this period remains highly questionable and volatile so stay tuned for the latest updates. For now a reasonable estimate is for a period of unsettled weather from Wednesday through Friday with on and off rain, possibly heavy at times. Temperatures will also be well below normal with cold air damming conditions from a strong 1030mb high to the north. By the weekend conditions will improve; see the long term forecast for more details.
"Regional Radars"
(Courtesy of Wunderground)
"Regional Satellite"
(Courtesy of Penn State Meteo.)
"Lower Susquehanna Valley Forecast"(Franklin, Adams, York, Lancaster, Cumberland, Perry, Dauphin, Lebanon Counties)(Updated 9/13)
High pressure will dominate the weather pattern for Monday and Tuesday across the Lower Susquehanna Valley with beautiful conditions. Monday morning will feature some patchy fog over the region with a land to water temperature contrast of 10-15degrees especially along areas lakes and rivers. Fog will limit visibilities in some areas in the morning to .25mile especially towards Halifax and Millersburg. Also light ground fog will likely form in the valleys Fishing Creek, Stony, Clarks, and Powells. Also light ground fog is likely along the foothills of South Mountain and over the farmland in Lancaster County. Fog will burn off in the morning with sunshine in the afternoon for all location. Skies will be generally completely clear with just a stray cumulus over the mountains. Highs will be slightly warmer than normal near 82 for Harrisburg, York, and Lancaster with 80 in the surrounding suburbs with upper 70s over northern Dauphin and across Perry Counties. Monday night will feature radiational cooling conditions with clear skies and calm winds. Temperatures will bottom out slightly below normal in the mid 50s for areas north of the Pennsylvania turnpike and around South Mountain with lows in the upper 50s for Lancaster and southern York County. Fog will form by early Tuesday morning for once again the same locations as Monday morning favoring the mountain valleys and farmland of the Lower Susquehanna Valley. Warm temperatures aloft will promote highs a degree or two warmer than Monday remaining slightly above normal. Highs will likely reach 83-84 for York, Lancaster, Harrisburg, and Gettysburg with lower 80s for surrounding areas and upper 70s for Perry County. Sunshine will prevail throughout the day with a touch of a small cirrus deck by dusk. Tuesday night will feature the approach of a weak backdoor cold front dropping south over the region. Weak lift with the front combined with poor upper air dynamics will promote most precipitation, but late Tuesday night a few sprinkles of a hundredth of an inch or two is possible. The front will push to the south of the Lower Susquehanna Valley with a shift in wind trajectories from the west to back onshore similar to the past few rainy days. Tuesday night will feature lows in the mid to upper 50s for all areas. Questions begin to arise towards the later part of the week as a stalled front and waves of precipitation will affect the valley Wednesday through Friday. Wednesday though is looking relatively dry with just cloudy skies and cool temperatures with highs in the upper 60s for Harrisburg, York, and Lancaster with mid 60s for Perry County and Northern Dauphin County. QPF looks generally below .1inch for much of the day. But by evening the first shortwave advances east from the west with light to moderate rain overnight especially towards early Thursday. Lows Wednesday night will be in the upper 50s for all locations with lows near 60 for the city of Lancaster. Thursday is looking gray and dismal with a chilly easterly wind with rain. Periods of rain are possible during the day with amounts varying to possibly moderate to heavy amounts (.5-.75) depending on the exact synoptic. Highs will be in the 60s for all areas with low 60s possible for elevations above 1500ft over South Mountain and across northern Dauphin County. Thursday night looks continued wet with periods of rain and rain showers. Rainfall amounts near .25inches are possible with lows in the upper 50s. Friday should feature again light fog, low stratus, and cool temperatures in the low 60s to perhaps upper 50s, and rain. Rainfall amounts will be near .25inches+. During this period from Wednesday through Friday there will be dry periods without rainfall as rainfall will not be as steady as the last event, but still conditions will be pretty miserable once again. By the weekend a cold front pushes the stalled boundary out of the area to allow for an amplified jet stream over the continental United States with well below normal air by Sunday over the Lower Susquehanna Valley; another strong taste of Fall.
"Current Lower Susquehanna Valley Radar"
(Courtesy of Wunderground)
"Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Coast Marine and Boating Forecast"(Maryland and Delaware Coastal Forecast)(Updated 9/13)
Monday and Tuesday look very nice over the open waters of the Chesapeake and Atlantic shorelines of the Middle Atlantic. A general 270degree westerly flow will dominate for Monday and Tuesday with winds around 10knots over the open water, which is well below small craft advisory thresholds. But towards Wednesday conditions begin to deteriorate as a cold front moves through the Middle Atlantic the first half of Wednesday. Winds will increase to near 20knots Wednesday with the flow begin to turn more onshore as the day progresses and the front stalls over northern Virginia. As the front begins to stall out over the Middle Atlantic an overrunning regime will form from Thursday through Friday. Current QPF totals approach 1.5inches or more for many areas in the region as a series of waves move along the front. Rainfall will be periodic with showers and not a general shield. But conditions will still be poor with IFR conditions with cloud ceilings down to 500ft over the Chesapeake and Atlantic coastline. The flow will be out of the east with gusts occasionally up to 20knots. A small craft advisory may be issued towards later in the week. Wave heights will be minimal throughout the week generally 1-4ft for all coastal waterways. Overall the first half of the week will be free of marine concerns, but by the end of the week sporadic stratiform rain showers will form with low stratus and an onshore flow. Conditions will improve towards the weekend as a trough moves in over the region with a final cold frontal passage on Saturday. High pressure will build in for a chilly, but sunny Sunday. Highs this week over the waters will range from 65-75degrees. Happy boating!!!
"Current Atlantic Coast Forecast Wave Heights and Chesapeake Bay Forecast Wind Direction/Speed"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Fall Agriculture/Gardening 7-Day Outlook"(Updated 9/13)
Well there are less than a handful of gardening discussions to be posted. I cannot say I am overly sad though as about this time of year I get "gardened out," if that makes sense. In any case my vegetable garden is still throwing out a decent amount of produce. I have been consistently picking celery the last few days with decent sized stalks, about 20 of them this week. I have been still picking many tomatoes especially the cherry tomatoes and romas. My Early Girl tomato plant has completely died and I picked the remaining fruit. I also picked all of my leeks and will try to make potato and leek chowder and see how it tastes. The leeks grew to a thickness of about a quarter to half dollar diameter. I have also been still picking Swiss Chard. It is amazing how long the Swiss Chard has lasted as I have been picking it consistently since March, amazing! My Blueberry bushes are shedding their foliage with a deep red the color of a burning bush in the Fall. My lettuce and spinach is still growing although a few of my Spinach plants have bolted so I have picked them out of the garden. The lettuce is of the Buttercrunch variety. The herbs are still producing and I use them for almost every home-cooked meal. My beets have all been picked and they grew to about the size of golf balls and slightly large. The look wonderful with about the perfect size and shape! My yellow beans have all been picked this week also with a final batch that was had for dinner the other night with brown butter, yum! I still have a watermelon growing, so I guess I will see how that progresses in the coming days. It is not quite ripened yet. My broccoli and cauliflower are not doing too well; I just never seem to have any luck with Fall crops. My Big Bertha pepper plants are still producing many peppers surprisingly even with the cool and damp weather of the last few days. I also pulled all the dead and zucchini plants away and began to put some of my garden trellises away in the shed in preparation for colder times ahead. Overall another very successful vegetable gardening year! Now I cannot wait to start fall decorating with mums and ornamental cabbage plants!
Precipitation totals for this week remain high and with the recent heavy rain for many areas over eastern Pennsylvania, watering concerns will remain low. For areas though over southern and west-central Maryland along with western Pennsylvania watering may be necessary for Monday or Tuesday. But towards later in the week a stalled front and cut-off low will allow precipitation to move in for most areas possibly heavy especially for areas south of I-80. As far as frost/freeze concerns this week, you may have noticed I added the freeze map below for historical averages. This week I do not expect and widespread frost or freeze for most areas, but for the higher elevations of northern Pennsylvania lows may drop in the 30s by next week for Saturday night. Clouds and higher dewpoints should prevent most cold nights this week.
"Soil Moisture Anomalies and 5-day Precipitation Amounts from Hydro Prediction Center"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Average Date of First Freeze"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Fall Foliage Outlook" (Updated 9/13)
Anyone who has read this blog for a short period of time knows Fall is one of my favorite times of the year. In fact the month of October is one of my favorites. You cannot beat those cool days with a myriad of colors across the mountains and country sides. I was pretty busy this weekend taking some day trips such as up to Clarks Creek fishing for late season trout, which proved to be semi-successful with two fish. Also I took trip out to the East Broad Top Railroad which is a historical landmark for the US as one of the oldest narrow gauge railroads in the United States. It is a scenic steam locomotive ride through eastern Huntingdon County. I got to see how some of the early colors are doing and I was a bit surprised. Many locations across Maryland, Delaware, and southern Pennsylvania have already experienced a few bouts of color in young and distressed maples and some color in dying sumac and roadside invasive species weeds. But from about the Blue Ridge Mountains on north and west color is beginning to show a bit more in the 5% range. Elevations above 2000ft from central Pennsylvania through the Laurel Highlands are experiencing decent change for adult maples, dogwoods, and birch. Across western Maryland and northern Pennsylvania color is around the 5-10% range with elevations above 2200ft even showing some defined color for Maples with some spotty yellows on young oaks. As each passing day with shorter and shorter days more color will show. Peak fall foliage should be running about 5-10 days ahead of average based on current reports especially across northern Pennsylvania. Also a cool weather pattern will continue through the end of the month favoring enhanced color change. The northern side of east-west mountain ridges above 1800ft will notice the color first. For those in southeastern Pennsylvania in the Philadelphia metro region through most of Maryland and Delaware, you will have to wait another week or two for any color change.
"Long Term Outlook" (Updated 9/13)
The long term weather pattern equals some very interesting weather in store for the entire east coast, but especially for the Northeast and Middle Atlantic. A very amplified pattern looks likely as we start towards the end of the month. Latest ECMWF and GFS runs indicate a large and expansive western ridge with the PNA spiking to positive 2. This will allow a deep trough to form over the east coast. A few GFS runs dig the H85 0C line down through the southern Middle Atlantic towards the end of the period. But before everyone goes jumping to conclusions, the GFS has a definite bias outside of 180hrs of over-amplifying the pattern. Therefore an expansive cold deck like the GFS shows is unlikely. But what is evident is a more moderate approach similar to the ECMWF with a weaker trough, but still well below normal air. Therefore I think we can begin taking a look at frost and freeze potential towards the end of the month especially for locations north of interstate 80. So when looking at long term computer models run to run do not analyze the exact placement of the 850mb thermals, but take a look at the more pattern approach in the 500mb range with jet stream flows. All in all a cool end to the month is likely with the cold air entering the region next weekend as a cold front moves through Saturday. Highs towards the beginning of next week will likely be in the upper 60s with lows in the low to mid 40s with areas north of I-80 with highs in the low 60s and lows in the 30s. The GFS insists on a series of waves of low pressure up the trough axis through next week, but for now I will leave the forecast dry. In any case both the GFS and ECMWF produce a decent amount of rain through the end of the month with the GFS towards excessive amounts over 5inches in the next two week period. I must say I am excited to be finally looking at these types of patterns again. During the Summer I do not use the computer models as much, but by Fall I begin to use everything.
"Current NAO and PNA Predictions"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Monthly Temperature/Precipitation Outlook"(October)(Updated 9/13)
This monthly outlook is going to be posted a bit early this year for October. I never issued a September forecast and now it is the middle of the month so I decided to forecast October instead of the last two weeks in September. Therefore this outlook is a bit lower than normal for confidence. As many probably could guess I am going with a colder than normal October. Long term GFS especially is consistent with trough formation over the east coast and an amplified western ridge. Latest ECMWF is also steadfast, but not amplified with weaker western ridge and a weaker trough, but they are still evident. Teleconnections are a bit more favorable also for a cool pattern across the east coast. It appears the PNA will be spiking highly positive towards October 1 with the NAO and AO more towards neutral. As far as precipitation it appears near normal precipitation is likely with a drier start to the month gradually becoming more active. If the cooler than normal October verifies historical odds definitely favor a colder than normal with quite a bit of snow for the upcoming winter. I guess all we can wish for is not another October 2008 which was extremely mild and again followed by a mild winter. Looking on a more global perspective there is a building dome of cold air over the Arctic towards Greenland and northern Canada. This cold air will continue to build and likely be a catalyst for bits of cold air to break off and surge to the United States with strong cold fronts.
Temperature- As I already mentioned I believe this month will feature cooler than normal temperatures will a general trough over the Middle Atlantic. I think areas north of I-80 will have the colder anomalies as occasional stalled fronts affect southern Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware with clouds and precipitation while highs to the north allow radiational cooling for northern Pennsylvania. I am going with a general (-1)-(-2) temperature anomaly for most areas with a generally (0)-(-.5) for the metros of Philadelphia and Washington DC. Frosts and freezes do look likely for most all locations this month with periods of colder than normal weather. Especially early in the month frosts may occur with a high pressure over the region and a trough.
Precipitation- Precipitation looks to be near normal for the month with a dry start to the month as a strong high pressure looks to be over much of the eastern United States in a general benign weather pattern. Towards the middle of the month and the end the active storm track should resume similarities to earlier in the month of September. The subtropical jet will feature periods of storms tracking up the east coast. As far as snowfall, most likely at some point in the month areas, in the lake effect snow belts of Maryland and Pennsylvania will see at least flurries. It is too early to tell whether any system like October 2009 will affect the region.
"Temperature and Precipitation Outlooks from Climate Prediction Center for next 30 days"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Here 10mi Northeast of Harrisburg, PA 2009 Statistics"
(Severe Weather Stats...)
Severe Thunderstorm Watches- 8
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings- 9
Tornado Watches- 0
Tornado Warnings- 0
Total Thunderstorms- 33
(Precipitation Stats...)
Flood Watches- 4
Flood Warnings- 1
Monthly Precipitation- 2.11inches
Yearly Precipitation- 30.95inches
(Temperature Stats...)
Heat Advisories- 2
Excessive Heat Warnings- 0
90degree Days- 9
Highest Temperature- 95degrees
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Bedford County officially opened it's new Stewartsville Waste and Recycling Center on Drewry's Hill Road, just off Va. 24. The opening took place at 1 p.m., Dec. 19 with some county residents already waiting in line. The old dumpster site, located farther down Drewry's Hill Road, was closed at the same time.
According to District 1 Supervisor Bill Thomasson, the Stewartsville dumpster site is the second busiest waste disposal site in Bedford County.
Faith Fellowship Assembly of God has opened The Clothing & Prayer Closet on West Depot Street. According to Rev. Jim Booth, the pastor, it's goal is to help families who have nothing and have no local support system to help them. The Closet will stock clothing, shoes, household goods, furniture and toys. There will be no charge for anything. Everything will be given away.
I cannot believe the audacity of Grayson Allen, the Duke University basketball player. Last week he tripped another player, and when a foul was called he threw a temper tantrum on the sidelines. His tantrum was so irate that a coach assisted by staff had to constrain him until he calmed down, and he thought a face-to-face apology would be good enough.
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Brianna Hederick, a Bedford teen, is still missing and Bedford police are actively looking for her.
According to Lt. Shannon Walker, Hederick, who is 16, was last seen in her home at 9:30 p.m. on Dec. 5. She was reported missing the next day.
"We have no evidence of foul play," Walker said.
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Sports Editor
Liberty fell to Hidden Valley 61-38 last Wednesday, in a non-conference match-up. The Titans came into the game 5-2, falling to William Byrd and Henry.
The Minutemen gave HV a run in the first quarter but fell behind. The Titans led 17-15.
Liberty was unable to keep up in the second quarter as Hidden Valley held them off and went into halftime leading 33-17.
By Margaret Scott
Sports Editor
The Liberty girls basketball team was led by Rebecca Hensley and Celeste St. John scoring 16 points apiece to defeat Chatham 57-48 Tuesday, December 20.
The Lady Minutemen took a quick 13-7 lead over Chatham in the first period. Liberty continued to steal and rebound the ball well to control the game. The Lady Minutemen extended its lead to 26-16 at halftime.
It looked like it was going to be a bleak Christmas for three children in the Goodview area, although their mother, Cheyenne Martin, is thankful that her whole family is safe, even though she lost everything.
By Brandi Mitchell
When you think of Christmas, you think of decorated trees, of holiday festivities, of family and of food. But among these pleasant images, many people often think of a jolly elderly fellow who delivers gifts at midnight to all the children of the world.
A fellow who goes by the name of Claus. Santa Claus.
By Ashley Rambo Shaw
Brownsburg IN
Jason was my best friend in the third grade, and he was hopelessly poor. He was what I call "Appalachian poor" – a destitution without the web of resources available in an urban area.
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