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Sat: 7:30-5:00
Sun: 7:30-4:30
Over 80 Awards Presented both days.
Top 25 Vehicles each day receive plaque and custom embroidered jacket.
$500 Cash Best In Show.
$200 Cash & Plaque awarded to the best club.
Plus many more specialty awards. Go-Kart Racing (u-drive).
FREE Model Car Contest (MAKE-IT-N-TAKE IT) Saturday night cruise Pinstripers Panel Jamb Proceeds benefit Have-a-Heart childrens cancer society.
Music by Pike 100 fms Cruisin Bruce Palmer. Food, Vendors, Prizes & Give aways.
Fun for the whole family.
Show Cars:
Weekend pass $40.00 includes car driver & 1 spectator
One day pass $25.00 Sat. or Sun. includes car & driver.
New for 2010 Show & Shine Fun Awards open to all vehicles (Non-Judged) $20.00..
Spectators $8.00 per day. Weekend pass $10.00 Kids under 10 free.
All Years Welcome open to RODS, CUSTOMS, TRADITIONAL RODS, MUSCLE CARS, STREET MACHINES, GASSERS, LEAD SLEDS, VINTAGE RACE CARS, SPECIAL INTEREST, IMPORTS, TRUCKS AND CONTEMPORARY MUSCLE.
For more information or to register on line log on to http://www.shocarassociation.com or call 508-660-1542
The hotel rooms are also resonably priced and there are several in the area within walking distance of the event-lots of great restaurants within a mile as well.
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- The Foundry / Reynoldsville / Pennsylvania / United States
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She's sweet, cute and oh so fun! Look whoo's turning one! Little AJ! What a hoot! The party was owl themed. AJ had a blast. There was a children's music performer, arts and crafts, a ball pit, a tree house tent, lots of food, drinks, and yummy treats! Everyone had a blast!
Party Highlights
Best Dressed
AJ of course. Big sister Kaelen a close 2nd!
cookies, cupcakes, cake, ice cream
Activities / Games
music performer, make your own crown, owl handprint wings, macaroni necklaces, parachute play, treehouse tent
Best Moment
Singing happy birthday to the birthday girl!
What People Ate
We had appetizers: taco dip, buffalo chicken dip, roasted red pepper dip, brushetta, antipasto platter, pasta salad, caramel popcorn, banana nut caramel popcorn, cupcakes, cake, cookies
What People Drank
pink lemonade, pink leomonade champagne punch, water, juice
Most Touching Moment
Singing happy birthdya to AJ.
Funniest Moment
AJ not wanting to touch her smash cake.
Party Decor
I designed all of the paper decorations for this party and had a blast doing it!
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- Assistant - Ashley Wells
- Cake designer - Cakes And Kids
- Decorations - Party Paper Scissors
- Dress designer - Bella Grace Creations
- Party Favors - Jennifers Cookies
- Photographer - Brandi Ishman Photography
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- Cookies - Southern Girl Bakery
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Paul T. Bourque, of Lewiston, NY, passed away on Wednesday, November 14, 2012, at his home under the care of his family and Niagara Hospice. He was born in Niagara Falls, NY, on July 28, 1938, the son of the late Arthur E. and Agnes (Kane) Bourque.
Mr. Bourque attended Sacred Heart School and graduated from Bishop Duffy High School. He was a equipment operator with National Fuel for over 25 years. Mr. Bourque enjoyed camping and traveling with his family. He coached youth football and baseball and was also a Cub Scout leader.
He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Frances C. (Cafarella) Bourque; two sons, Paul A. Bourque of Lewiston, NY and Philip J. (Barbara) Bourque of Niagara Falls, NY; one daughter, Gina M. (Joe) Lucchetti of Lewiston, NY; six grandchildren, Daniel, Kelly, Maggie, Gabrielle, Joseph and Olivia. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews. Mr. Bourque was the brother of the late Brother Joseph A. Bourque, F.M.M. and Anne T. Walsh.
The family will be present on Sunday from 4-8 PM at the RHONEY FUNERAL HOME, 901 Cayuga Street, LEWISTON, NY, where funeral services will be held on Monday at 11:00 AM, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 11:30 AM at St. Peter's Church, 620 Center Street, Lewiston, NY, with Rev. Michael P. Zuffoletto officiating. Memorials may be made in his name to the Brothers of Mercy, 10570 Bertold Road, Clarence, NY 14031. Entombment in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Lewiston, NY.
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Florida school scrapping textbooks and rolling out iPads to its students
Lake Minneola High School has adopted the iPad as its future learning device of choice. When students return next month they will have access to a shiny new iPad for school time and home use. Lake Minneola will be the first public school in Central Florida to buy Apples iconic tablet for all of its students.
"Students learn differently now because of the technology," said Kathy Halbig, innovative learning manager for the Lake school district who is overseeing the project. "Students are used to having multiple sources and being able to have more social collaboration in their learning process rather than just doing it sitting quietly and reading." "Rather than have a child have five tools on his or her desk they've got one tool that will function as the textbook, the Slate, the Internet access, note taker, calendar," she said.
The school has invested around $700,000 buying up 1750 iPads for its students. Teachers are already planning lessons using the iPad as the focal point complete with selected educational apps. The school believes that it will save them money in the long term.
The iPads will be locked down to prevent students installing apps that are not appropriate to the school learning process. Each iPad will also be supplied with a rugged case to protect it from everyday school life.
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I tried using an iPad in college but found a MacBook Air to be more productive.
The parents are going to be pissed when they have to pay if it gets stolen or broken.
The iPad can just present the apps loaded. Success is not so much the iPad as the apps that are installed - and of course how they are used by the teachers and students.
Yeah I actually live in this city in the middle of nowhere Florida... Cow fields and everything.... It's in the very outskirts of Orlando before tourism kicked in.... But I knew my mom told me something about it but I didn't believe it... Wow... Kinda cool.
the students will just play angry birds
These schools are going to be broken into and robbed, and the iPads sold on eBay. End of story.
My wife's a teacher and part if the pilot program in her school for iPads. She gets issued an iPad and so do her kids. They take them home and use them all year just like a text book. Studies have shown kids learn at a higher rate when they have the technology. Looking forward to see how it works.
UF's MBA program is giving iPads to students. Check them out.
Wish we had these when we were kids
No one is shooting down the idea of tech, but if you ever had a teenage son you would understand a parents concern. When tablets get cheaper than it will be more practical.
I disagree, I'm 17 and I've always loved technology and every piece of tech I own is in, at least, pretty good condition. While others may nor treat it as well as me, most of my friends have iPhones or Android phones and they are all in fairly good condition after months or even years of usage.
Things were different when we were in school.
Know why there are no grocery stores in many urban areas? Because they don't want any part of it. They learned their lesson long ago. They don't want animals crashing trucks through their store's walls and having their merchandise stolen week after week. And that's exactly what will happen to these Florida schools after they've stocked up on iPads. If they can't even protect very large band instruments, that are continually stolen, how will they protect little iPads?
and the award for dumbest comment of the day goes to .............fastlane. No grocery stores in many urban area's?! REALLY?! what "many urban area's" are these?
You passed it down to your daughter not son. That's a big difference.
The rugged case will be from otterbox no doubt as they make the best cases hands down
My school is doing this top
How does one lock down an iPad to prevent app installs?
In order to download something from iTunes you are always required to enter a password. If the student doesn't know it then they can't download anything.
You 've got know the restriction password in setting of your iPad.
and then You can see the installing Apps item.. turn on.
Haha, our school has iPads too, but we can download games!
The idea is awesome, the implementation will fail. Either the iPads will be stolen or lost. There is no real way around this and at $600 a pop, no insurance carrier will insure these.
Animation techniques can be used on a tablet that will help the student visualize. The future for illustrators is very exciting.
Absolutely so! Technology is great if it serves your teaching needs, and what workes well for your teaching should be priority no. 1. Use technology as a supplement. Try this for History: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/interactive-historical-atlas/id482946856?...


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Basin State Bank, Stanford, Montana, has contacted the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to report that counterfeit cashier's checks bearing the institution's name are in circulation.
The counterfeit items display the routing number 092902446, which is assigned to Basin State Bank, and are markedly dissimilar to authentic cashier's checks. The counterfeit items display a security feature statement within the top border. The words "CASHIER'S CHECK" appear in the top-left corner beneath the bank's logo, name, location and an unassociated toll-free telephone number ("1-888-405-4070"). The numerical dollar amount is printed inside a darkened rectangle on the right side. The bank's name appears above two signature lines in the lower-right corner. The word "REMITTER" is displayed in the lower-left corner.
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LONDONDERRY — It is the off season for school sports, but it's a good time to sharpen those skills or learn some new ones before organized school sports resume.
Boys ages 8 to 17 recently had the chance to learn from the pros at lacrosse camp, sponsored by the rec department.
Players and coaches from the Boston Cannons were in town to share their expertise.
This week, it's girls basketball. Volleyball camp starts July 30 and field hockey camp begins Aug. 6.
This week, South Elementary School is hopping, The Summer Playground Program kicked off Monday and continues through Aug. 10.
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NORMAN — Two Moore families who had lost everything in the May 20 tornado experienced their own version of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Saturday.
The Virginia-based nonprofit God's Pit Crew and Riverlife Church revealed two debt-free, fully furnished new homes for the Rogers and Evans families displaced by the devastating tornado.
These families had not seen the property so the reveal was a surprise for the parents and children.
Shortly after 9 a.m. a blindfolded Evans family was shuttled into their new neighborhood. More than 50 volunteers, friends and family lined the street as a massive truck blocked the view of the new home. The onlookers shouted, "move that truck" and as the big machine rolled forward the family caught the first glimpse of their new home.
Tears ran down mom Michelle Evans' face when she got ready to give her three children the first tour of the home.
A few minutes later they reemerged through the garage. Evans hugged her way through the crowd waiting outside, but the youngest family member Dayton was ready to return to his room to play.
She struggled to find words.
"I don't know how I am, actually," she said.
"I am so emotional," Evans added. "I am going to miss those guys," she said pointing at the volunteers.
"We're not leaving. We're staying for supper," said somebody in the crowd.
Evans face lit up.
"OK," she said. "I just found out I have dishes."
Five months ago, Evans — a single mother of three — had nothing. Her rental home near Plaza Towers had been destroyed by the tornado. She and her kids only had minutes to collect some of their belongings into a trash bag before authorities ushered them out of the neighborhood due to safety reasons. A day later she lost her job because she couldn't tell her employer when she would be able to return to work.
She came to Riverlife because she saw them serving warm meals. She started talking with a volunteer, Cathy Carpenter, who introduced her to pastor Greg Garvie.
Garvie said plans were not totally in place for the homes when he met Evans, but he really felt she was a good candidate. He used church funds to secure temporary housing, and they waited to get word from the pit crew board of directors.
Saturday, all of those who had helped Evans earlier were there to celebrate her as she took possession of her new home.
An hour later the neighbors moved in. Again an SUV rolled up and the Rogers family emerged from the vehicle. "Move that truck" echoed through the neighborhood and the family got to see their new home.
When the family returned from the walk-through of their new home the emotions were raw.
"This is the biggest blessing," said dad George Rogers. "Everybody gets tested, but somebody is there to watch out for you."
Garvie had picked the Rogers from among other families that he had interviewed and recommended to the pit crew board of directors.
The pit stop team arrived in Moore on Oct. 1. In less than 19 days they built two new homes with the help of 80 volunteers and mostly donated materials.
"On Oct. 2 all we had was a slab of concrete," said Al Robey, a God's Pit Crew member.
The homes were built concurrently. A tall order, but the team got it done.
"To see Michelle's face this morning makes it all worth it," he said.
This was the team's second visit to Moore. They had arrived only days after the tornado and helped with debris cleanup, delivered materials and made repairs.
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Fingers in the Airport Fence Entwined
Toward the end of 1996 or so, I was listening to WDET's Folks Like Us show while cleaning my basement. I heard a spoken word piece by Mike Agranoff, a New Jersey -based folk musician and bard (in every sense of the word).
The piece was called The Ballad of the Sandman and it told the story of an apocryphal radio DJ on New Year's Eve of 1969. Oppressed by the new programming director and the encroachment of the mundane on the previously glorious landscape of early FM radio, the protagonist, Paul Sandman, barricades himself in the studio and weaves his magic until they break down the door.
Over the course of Sandman's civil disobedience, his brother and sister DJs pass along his signal across the nation and the overnight hardcore radio listeners are treated to the swansong of this hero of radio. It's some of the best spoken-word stuff I've ever heard.
When it came time to put together my first aviation book, I wanted to have a ballad in there somewhere. I also wanted it to come from the DNA of The Ballad of the Sandman.
It wasn't hard to come up with the theme and characters for my piece. We all know an airshow volunteer, AOPA Airport Support Network participant, or other person who makes general aviation click. I wanted to write the tale of one of these nameless volunteers and to give him the thanks that he (and, by extension, all volunteers) deserve. And thus was born Fingers in the Airport Fence Entwined. I duly thanked Mike in the book and paid tribute to Sandman as the basis for much of Fingers.
Things have a way of coming full circle. I got an e-mail from Mike last night. He's playing a show in Flint, Michigan and another one in West Bloomfield this weekend. While he's in town, he offered to meet and trade me a reading of Sandman for a reading of Fingers. I'm thrilled. Mike's piece is, in the parlance of Sandman, "better far than mine." But that's what writers and singers and pilots do. We try to pass it on and we pay tribute to those who came before us.
I'm also planning on doing an ensemble reading on Sun 'N Fun Radio on Saturday, April 25 at about 6:05 p.m. (right after the airshow), so please tune in and join me and a troupe of itinerant podcasters for that.
Anyway, I thought that you might enjoy reading Fingers. Or hearing the audio version. It's for the guy who's still there two days after the airshow hauling Porta-Johns or the gal who's at a volunteer meeting in March planning for a gathering that's still months away. It's for everyone who makes general aviation the wonderful thing that it is. Here's the thank-you that I wish all volunteers would receive.
Fingers in the Airport Fence Entwined: The Ballad of Jimmy Short
Harper's Field is smallish strip a mile from the edge of town,
Parallel to the section lines with farm fields all around.
An FBO, two dozen Tees 'mid green alfalfa hay,
And a battered sign on the county road: "Airplane rides this way."
Sometimes, when I was back from school, I'd drive down to the field,
And park the car in the gravel lot to see what the sky might yield.
I'd stand there by the airport fence with a Coke or a Huber beer,
And while away the afternoon at the sky and ground's frontier.
It doesn't happen often, though there're some who say it should,
That we get a glimpse of a fleeting thing that we thought was gone for good.
When zephyrs of the atmosphere meet dreamers on the ground,
And magic, love, and science merge in a roar of deaf'ning sound.
I'd watch them make their takeoff runs; their Continentals whined,
Standing with my fingers in the airport fence entwined.
* * * * *
Jimmy Short arrived in town in 1952.
He'd served in South Korea, but his fighting days were through.
He got a job and the stamping plant and married a local girl,
And made a home and family and his corner of the world.
Sometime in the spring of '56 a friend from his platoon,
Called to say he was passing through and might Jim have a room?
Jim met him down at Harper's Field when he pulled up to the ramp,
And got his very first airplane ride in his friend's Aeronca Champ.
Jim kept his friend up half the night and talked 'bout how to fly,
Got another ride in the morning before they said goodbye,
And when his buddy dropped him off and taxied off to go,
Jim turned around and followed the fence line down to the FBO.
So Jim began his training with a crusty world war vet.
They'd stay aloft on weekday nights 'til the sun began to set.
And Saturdays and Sundays he'd be at the field at dawn.
His preflight done and the oil topped off; by seven, they were gone.
When the shift let out and the bars filled up, he was at the field instead,
And mowers moved across the hay as he soloed overhead.
And by the time the leaves had turned from green to fiery gold,
His private chit was in his in his hands and twenty hours old.
Jim bought the Cub that winter, though it wasn't much to see.
The tires were flat and the fabric slack and it sat there in the Tee.
The engine was in baskets, too, but Jimmy wasn't fazed.
The A&P who signed it off could only stand amazed,
As the gorgeous Cub that Jim pulled out in the second week of May.
That winter in the hangar, Jimmy working night and day,
Had made a bond 'tween man and plane, both glowed there in the sun,
As Jimmy swing her 'round and poised to make his takeoff run.
Harper's field was younger then and, just like Jim, it changed.
Its spirit kept the beat of time but scenery rearranged.
They paved it back in seventy-six and stretched three thousand feet,
And added in an NDB just past the white concrete.
In '85, the airspace changed and, though Harper's Field was "G,"
They added on a speed ring and an overhead of "C."
You had to stay three thousand or get on the radio,
But Harper's pilots didn't mind. They liked to keep it low.
* * * * *
The first time I met Jimmy Short was twenty years ago,
By the fence at Harper's Field when he stopped to say hello.
He was in his fifties and I was twenty-three,
But that didn't seem to matter when he stopped to talk to me.
"I've seen you here all summer, son, just standing where you are,
Sipping on your Coke and standing, watching from afar.
There's more to this than what you see when you stand the parking lot.
There's a view, you know, there that gives you more perspective than this spot."
"And what might that be?" I asked, and stood somewhat beguiled.
He hooked his thumb toward the ramp and turned, and then he smiled.
He said, "My name is Jimmy Short and I fly the yellow Cub.
It's time to stop just standing here. It's time to get you up."
I followed him down the fenceline and he waved me through the gate.
I helped him pull the Cub out and he asked about my weight.
Some scrib'ling on an envelope, a finger in the wind,
Then he waved me to the front seat and he helped to strap me in.
And so, that day, I saw where I had stood there by the fence.
But I saw it from a thousand feet and I had a different sense,
Of where I stood in other ways and what I really wanted,
I knew that it would challenge me, but I set my teeth undaunted.
And when the Cub came back to earth (and later, so did I),
I turned around, asked Jimmy Short "Where do I learn to fly?"
He chuckled and took off his hat, ran his hand through his thinning hair.
"The next step's at the FBO and, son, it's over there."
It seems I didn't sleep much through the summer and the fall.
There were groceries to bag and lawns to mow and clippings left to haul.
And every cent I took to the FBO to rent the plane;
A beat-up C-150 but a perfect ship to train.
And, as I flew and talked to folks, before too long, I found,
That the name of the pilot Jimmy Short was known for miles around.
No job too small, he volunteered at every county show,
And went to every fly-in where the Cub would let him go.
You could put him on the flight line or in the parking lot,
And Jim would see that every camper pulled into its slot.
You'd see him folding tables and hauling Porta-Johns,
And many a warbird was marshaled with a wave of Jim's batons.
You'd see him flipping pancakes and you'd see him cleaning up,
Or smiling as he showed the folks his yellow Piper Cub.
His dues were current in the EAA and when they called the roll,
Jimmy was a captain In the Civil Air Patrol.
And I found that my ride on that summer day wasn't Jimmy's first.
Many a pilot had Jim to thank for giving them the thirst.
For the smell of hundred low-lead and the sound of the takeoff run,
Or the landing on two-seven in a setting summer sun.
It doesn't happen often, though there're some who say it should,
That we get a glimpse of a fleeting thing that we thought was gone for good.
When zephyrs of the atmosphere meet dreamers on the ground,
And magic, love, and science merge in a love that's newly found.
I'd sometimes watch as he gave a kid his very first airplane ride.
Standing with my fingers in the airport fence entwined.
* * * * *
Like I said, it's been 20 years and I've flown for all that time.
I'm based right there at Harper's Field and Six-Five-Six is mine.
I still saw Jim most weekends and we'd talk and hangar-fly,
And jaw about the weather as we watched the summer sky.
Until the day I saw him at his hangar, moving slow.
I gave him a wave, but he turned away and shuffled off to go.
The bounce was gone from Jimmy's step and I stopped to look at him.
Then walked two down to his hangar door; called, "Hey, what ails you, Jim?"
"My medical's been touch-and-go for years and now, you see,
I'm creaky and my eyesight just ain't what it used to be.
The family doc says I could go again and try my luck,
But I'll never make it by this time. It's time to hang 'em up.
"So I put the Cub in Trade-a-Plane and I got a call last week.
And the buyer's A&P came by and said he'd take a peek.
And now we've done the haggling and it's time to sell the Cub,
They're coming in tomorrow and they're going to pick her up."
He saw the look that stole across my face and said, "It's fine.
I've flown her nearly forty years and, man, I've had my time.
I'd give an arm and a leg or two for another summer's flight
But it's time for me to pass her on. I think it's only right."
I departed on the downwind and I dialed one-two-two-eight,
And listened to the traffic at Big Bear and Applegate.
I cruised around the countryside with nowhere planned to go,
Just listening to the engine and the traffic down below.
Now and then, I'd hear a voice I knew and key the mic,
And make a little small talk and ask about their flight,
But my heart just wasn't in it, and soon enough I'd say:
"Jimmy Short has hung 'em up. He's going to sell the plane."
Their thoughts were all the same as mine and somber grew the talk,
As word began to reach the general aviation flock.
I heard it on each CTAF and each rural UNICOM,
The sad refrain from plane to plane that "Jimmy's moving on."
And in the air that carried Jim in summers long gone by,
There grew a song of the mournful news that rose and filled the sky,
From two-two-eight to two-zero-five and up and down the dial,
Across the fields and lakes and on for mile on airy mile.
* * * * *
The morning dawned on Harper's Field and the sky was clear and bright.
I was there to see the sunrise; only restless sleep that night.
For I couldn't help but think of Jimmy Short as there I lay,
And figured I'd be near in case he needed me that day.
By nine o'clock, I'd finished cleaning my Tee for the second time,
And a Cessna 182 pulled to parking on the line.
Three men got out of the Cessna and walked to Jimmy's Tee,
And the door rolled back and Jim stood there and waved to greet the three.
The all shook hands, then pulled the doors of the hangar open wide,
And then, a moment later, rolled Jimmy's Cub outside.
One circled the Cub with a practiced eye 'til his preflight was complete,
And, smiling, gave a nod to Jim; laid the papers on the seat.
Each of them in turn leaned in and signed, then passed the pen,
And stood aside to let the next in line lean in and sign again,
'Til all was done. Jim shook their hands and handed one the key,
And turned away and walked across the ramp to stand by me.
Jim said hello to me, not with his voice, but with a nod,
His countenance inscrutable. His face was a façade.
I searched words to say to him to lend a friend's support,
But words had all abandoned, so I just stood by Jimmy Short.
We stared out at the windsock as it dangled on the pole.
Neither spoke for a longish time; each searched within his soul.
Gone the resolve that buoyed Jim when I talked to him yesterday,
And Harper's field stood solemnly in a veil of deep dismay.
Then slowly in the silence there came a distant song.
It wound along the hangar row and then continued on.
It played there in the parking lot, then scattered in the hay,
And rose to cover all the field as it doubled back our way.
Our eyes were turned of one accord, both us and the buyers there.
A J3 Cub on a low approach was floating through the air.
And by us flew the Cub midfield, he rolling left and right,
Then, straightening out and climbing high, he slowly passed from sight.
And 'ere the song of the six-five Continental bid adieu,
Came the drone of the N2Cs of a pair of C-152s.
They passed abeam the midfield line in a tight right echelon,
Then powered up and, turning right, they climbed and soon were gone.
I looked at Jim, he looked at me, and all I could do was shrug.
The lineman stared and so did the men with Jimmy's former Cub.
Now skimming low was an old T-6 with a Pratt & Whitney wail,
And close behind with a glint of blue was an F4U in trail.
I grabbed my handheld from my plane and quickly flipped it on,
Then punched in the frequency for the CTAF and UNICOM.
I could tell right away that something was up. The chatter was fast and thick.
Voices I didn't recognize and mic click after click.
"Eight-Niner-One is clear to the north. Just don't tear up the cement!"
I saw the Corsair banking right and wondered what he meant.
Until thirty seconds later, when came roaring o'er the trees,
A monster silver four-prop C-130 Hercules.
I wandered toward the taxiway to get a better view,
And a conga line of growing dots was on approach in que.
I keyed approach on the radio to listen overhead,
And voice on voice fell on my ears and this is what they said.
"Turn left to one-six zero. That's the best I can provide.
Lots of traffic over there, so keep your eyes outside.
Hey, what's with all this traffic? You guys got some soiree?
I guess there's something going on at Harper's Field today?
"Approach, this here is Viper Six, we're inbound over ROCHE.
We'd like to head for Harper's field and make a low approach."
"You're cleared to the field, please say your type and report when you're abeam."
"Viper Six is a two-ship flight and, sir, we're F-16s."
I strained my eyes to the eastern sky and there they seemed to crawl
And, sure enough, on the UNICOM, there came the Viper's call,
"Harper's Field, this is Viper Six, approaching from the east.
Two-ship flight for a high-alpha pass; and we're going to drag our feet."
And in they came, with their noses high with the gear and the flaps all down,
And the thunder of the engines kept them fifty off the ground,
'Til at the midfield turnoff point, the gear came up and then,
Their afterburners thundered as they rose to fly again.
When the ground had ceased its shaking, and the jets had disappeared,
I keyed the radio, said "Hey, what's all the traffic here?"
"Four-Mike Fox on final," came the crackling report.
"I though that everyone had heard. We're here for Jimmy Short.
"I heard it at the restaurant last night at Stony Creek,
From a guy who was in from UPS and another one from fleet.
And today a guy from Kansas who was on the frequency.
The news sure seems to travel fast and I'm in good company.
"The word is out that Jimmy's hung 'em up and sold the plane.
Approach is all abuzz with talk and center's just the same.
There's folks who owe Jim big time and it bothered them, you see,
And the word went out that we shouldn't let this go so easily.
"It started in the pilot talk on a website board or two
Then cell phone text and traffic calls and, hour by hour, it grew,
'Till someone had a brainstorm that solidified from whim,
A low pass over at Harper's Field and wag your wings for Jim.
"The message passed from field to field and it picked up steam all night.
And it made the Center chatter thanks to a red-eye Northwest flight.
And an F-16 maintainer passed the word to his command.
They remembered Jim from the air shows there when he came to lend a hand."
"So I fired her up this morning and I took off VFR.
I fly a Baron Fifty-Five, so Harper's field ain't far.
But I used to be a groundhog, see, when I was just a pup,
'Til I got my first Young Eagles ride and Jimmy took me up.
"So I'm here to dip a wing for Jim and let him know I'm here
He's the reason that I started and he's why I persevere."
And, sure enough, the Baron came in low and came in hot,
He wagged his wings amidfield; tracking down the line he shot.
Jim was standing next to me and he overheard the call.
A faraway look stole across his face as he listened to it all,
As each new plane passed the midfield line in flashing, proud review,
And the radio told of a first flight ride or a guy in Jim's old crew.
Then down by the fence they began to arrive; drawn in from the town,
Drawn to the stately dance o'erhead in droves from all around.
They filled the little parking lot, then the access road further away,
And out to the sign on the county road that said: "Airplane rides this way."
Faces upturned and spellbound, they knew not how or why,
Or whence this grand ballet had come to fill the summer sky.
But came they did and they gathered near and watched each passing plane,
And each was touched by a fleeting dream that none could quite explain.
Jimmy saw the cars pull in and he watched them for a while.
The stricken look of earlier was gone and now a smile,
Crossed Jimmy's face as the last plane passed and, in the wake of the fading sound,
He grabbed my elbow, cleared his throat, and, grinning, turned me 'round.
You see them there? They don't know why, but still they're drawn to see,
The miracles we daily work, just guys like you and me.
It's time to pass the torch to you; the telling's your job now.
The magic is within their reach, you just have to tell them how.
He smiled again, then shook my hand and turned and walked away.
And joined a knot of Harper's guys who'd gathered down the way.
The buyer and the other guys all turned around to leave.
My eyes were slightly hazy, but I wiped them on my sleeve,
And turned and walked across the ramp toward the fence by the FBO,
Where the crowd still stood in silence, some with faces still aglow.
As they stood and contemplated what had just now filled the air,
And wondered at its meaning all along the fenceline there.
It doesn't happen often, though there're some who say it should,
That we get a glimpse of a fleeting thing that we thought was gone for good.
When zephyrs of the atmosphere meet dreamers on the ground,
And magic, love, and science merge in silence most profound.
I reached the fence and smiled at them gathered up and down the line,
Standing with their fingers in the airport fence entwined.
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A Muskogee native who earned an international reputation for her humanitarianism, civil rights work and broadcasting career will be recognized by her hometown with a street named in her honor.
Xernona Clayton, a daughter of the Rev. James Brewster and his wife, Lillie Brewster, worked closely with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. after she took a position in 1965 with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in Atlanta. Clayton said her work with King and other pioneers instilled within her a "firm belief to make my moments (in life) count."
Clayton launched her broadcasting career two years later and became the first black in the South to have her own television show, which "opened the door" for other minorities in the field. She went on to work for Turner Broadcasting System, where she was appointed the corporate vice president for urban affairs.
Ward III Councilor Derrick Reed, who presented the proposal Monday for City Council approval, said the request to rename the street was made by a task force that is overseeing efforts to build a new Martin Luther King Center. The site of the new King Center will be on the property where Clayton was born, he said.
"Ms. Xernona is a really big deal," Reed said about the impact the 1948 Manual Training High School graduate had on the advancement of civil rights, racial equality and the march toward justice. "And there are a lot of people right here in Muskogee who really don't have any idea about all the great things she has done."
Clayton described the proposal to rename a street after her as "an honor that is beyond measure." Although Clayton has been honored with a number of prestigious awards for her "distinguished leadership" in social justice work and her professional endeavors, she said having a street in her hometown named after her is proof "you can go home again."
"I got my grounding right there in Muskogee," Clayton said. "I remember as a young girl that I had my limitations, that I was born black in a city and at a time where segregation was everywhere."
Those times have changed because of the hard work by civil rights pioneers to break down barriers of stereotypes and negative attitudes. Clayton said the fact that the street being named in her honor will intersect with Martin Luther King Street and run adjacent to a community center named after him is symbolic of her life.
"Martin Luther King ... enriched my life, but to have the (King) Center placed where I was born connects us again," Clayton said, noting that she will be attend a gala in January to help raise money for the new community center. "Here we are, coming back, and that just makes the circle really round and really beautiful."
Clayton left Muskogee after high school and earned her undergraduate degree at what is now Tennessee State University in Nashville. She pursued graduate studies at the University of Chicago and then moved to Los Angeles before she "was summoned back south to work with Dr. King."
"I have been blessed: I have had wonderful people in my life and been able to make my moments count," Clayton said. "All of us are born into this world, but too many come here and just occupy space. My firm belief is to make those moments count."
To ensure that those moments that count are recognized, Clayton founded the Trumpet Awards Foundation to highlight the accomplishments and contributions of African-Americans and others who have worked to promote justice and equality. The Trumpet Awards, which have been televised annually since 1993 by the Turner Broadcasting System, are part of Clayton's efforts to carry on King's philosophy.
"He told me ... we must do everything we can to change negative attitudes — until you change a man's heart you won't change his attitude," said Clayton, whose conversations with a grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan persuaded the man to renounce the organization and its agenda. "We are changing negative attitudes with the Trumpet Awards."
The segment of North Third Street that will be renamed stretches from Martin Luther King Street north to Girard Street. Reed said a street dedication ceremony is planned to coincide with Clayton's visit in January for the King Center fundraiser.
Parks Director Mark Wilkerson said construction of the new King Center could cost up to $500,000. The facility, which was built in three phases over the years, began showing significant signs of wear and tear early last year after a series of small earthquakes rocked parts of Oklahoma.
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— HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) — A piece of Huntsville music history will stay put for right now.
WAFF-TV (http://bit.ly/14PCTuZ ) reports the Tip Top Cafe was auctioned off Thursday for $15,000. The new owner, Doug Neal, said he's not a club owner, but he doesn't plan to tear down the landmark. He said he will use it for storage for now, but he's open to leasing the building to someone with a vision for it.
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At the 2013 Disney D23 Expo which recently took place in Anaheim, California, we caught up with former Disney animator (and now Disney Legend) Glen Keane as he was being recognized for his contributions to the Walt Disney Company. Amongst one of Keane's many tasks over the years at Walt Disney Feature Animation was acting as the supervising animator for Beast in Disney's immortal classic, Beauty and the Beast.
We seized the opportunity to ask Keane his thoughts on whether Beast had an alternative, human form name, a rumor in the form of Prince Adam, which has not only perpetuated itself on the internet, but has extended to merchandising and even wall space at the Port Orleans Walt Disney World Resort (which has reportedly been taken down since).


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On Sunday, U.S. Rep. Todd Akin made a medically and factually inaccurate statement , said Planned Parenthood of St. Louis and Southwest Missouri representatives.
Akin alleged that women's bodies somehow naturally prevent pregnancy in cases of "legitimate rape."
"While Representative Akin's latest false statement is shocking and offensive, it is not surprising to those of us in Missouri who know him best. Representative Akin has spent his entire political career supporting extreme positions that are dangerous to women's health," the 2:06 p.m. public statement declared.
The statement listed the following examples:
- Representative Akin co-sponsored many pieces of legislation that would overturn Roe v Wade and end safe, legal abortion in all circumstances.
- Representative Akin co-sponsored a bill to redefine a ban on federal funding for abortions to exempt only "forcible rape" and not "rape" generally.
- Representative Akin equates contraception with abortion and wants to ban them both.
- Representative Akin voted to deny women access to federally funded birth control and cancer screenings at Planned Parenthood.
- Representative Akin supports personhood efforts which have been rejected in MS, CO and OK, and that could ban common forms of birth control and IVF.
- Representative Akin is opposed to students in public schools receiving age appropriate comprehensive sex education.
Most alarmingy, according to Planned Parenthood, is Akin's extremist opposition to women's health is completely in line with Mitt Romney's running mate, Congressman Paul Ryan:
- Like Akin, Ryan co-sponsored a bill to redefine "rape" to "forcible rape" which Representative Akin has said today is what he meant by "legitimate rape."
- Like Akin, Ryan voted last year to end funding to Planned Parenthood, putting at risk the cancer screenings, birth control, STD testing and treatment, and other preventive care that nearly three million Americans rely on each year.
- Like Akin, Ryan would end all safe and legal abortion with no exceptions for rape, incest or the health of the woman.Like Akin, Ryan supports personhood legislation, which would give full constitutional rights to fertilized eggs and could ban some forms of birth control and fertility treatments.
One in five U.S. women turn to Planned Parenthood—not to make a political statement—but to get high-quality, affordable health care and medically accurate information, stated the release.
The press statement concluded: "The contrast between Representative Todd Akin and Senator Claire McCaskill could not be starker when it comes to women's health."
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This blog is essentially a love letter: to my adopted home of Turkey in general, and its north Aegean coast and the town of Ayvalık in particular; to the Ottoman Greeks and all the other civilisations that previously inhabited the western shores of Asia Minor; and, perhaps most importantly, to libraries.
I came here to restore an Ottoman Greek house, and make a library in its camel barn, because I fell in love with the town of Ayvalık, its stunning location, beautiful architecture and strange, sad history, and because I have wanted to have my own library - a proper library - since I was a very small child. We all have our obsessions: mine is with libraries. So, this blog is the story of the Camel Barn Library, and of Ayvalık, the beautiful and extraordinary place in which it is situated.


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Sugar Cakes has a nice small intimate setting with a French flare. It is clean with smooth wood surfaces topped with white linen and finished off with artfully presented dishes.
The restaurant is conveniently located on the square and makes a great stopping point for dessert and coffee or wine before or after taking in a show at the or .
Service: The wait at Sugar Cakes wasn't terrible. My food arrived fifteen minutes after I placed my order, and the server had a smile on her face. However, my coffee went empty, and I was never asked if I wanted seconds.
Salad: The balsamic house salad is a pleasing blend of spring mix greens, tomatoes, red onions, toasted almonds, soft cranberries and feta cheese. However, the restaurant's balsamic vinaigrette dressing is nothing special and a bit on the sour side. The salad is $5.95.
Entrees: The French Chicken Salad Croissant is a wonderful blend of chicken salad with lite mayo, celery, tarragon, toasted sliced almonds and grapes. It is served on an airy, freshly baked French butter croissant. Each bite provided a new flavor that left me satisfied until the end of my meal. The tasty sandwich is $6.95 and comes with a side house salad.
The Southern-Style Crab Cakes are a local favorite, or so I was told by the owner. When they arrived, I apprehensively noticed they were round, thin, flat and dark on both sides. When I took a bite, I was less than pleased. My first impression was that the only seasoning involved was salt. A second bite and I was pushing my plate away. The words stringy and nauseating come to mind. Really I should have known better than to order crab cakes somewhere that the main attraction is a chocolate espresso pastry.
These homemade crab cakes are pan seared with lemon butter sauce and served with a house salad and tarter sauce and choice of rice or sweet potato waffle fries for $14.95.
Drink: At the recommendation of my waitress, I had the carmel macchioto. It was an average mix of cream, espresso and a carmel flavor shot for $2.95.
Dessert: The best part about Sugar Cakes is the dessert menu, which features a wide selection of cookies, cupcakes and fine pastries. Shut your eyes if you are on a diet because you will not be able to resist trying at least one of the items behind the counter.
Chocolate carmel tarts, red velvet cake, chocolate banana mouse, black and white chocolate mousse, chocolate raspberry mousse, Manhattan cheese cake, southern pecan tart, tiramisu, hazelnut chocolate mousse, the Mirage and more: I haven't found one I don't like, and I am not big on desserts.
The most popular and owner-recommended choice is the Mirage, a freshly whipped avalanche of chocolate, espresso and cream that made me sigh in content. The layered dessert was light and rich.
The bottom line: Don't go for dinner. Sugar Cakes Patisserie—its purpose is in its name. It's a pastry shop. Get a coffee or a glass of wine, and enjoy a delectable tart, cake or mousse. Given the service and the overall menu, I'd avoid this restaurant as a dinner selection.
Sugar Cakes serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Hours: Monday closed, Tuesday through Thursday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dinner is served only on Fridays and Saturdays.
Location: 101 North Park Square NE, Marietta, 30060
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