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There's plenty of things to like in LEGO Star Wars III, though some of them might be buried a little too deep for younger players.
In the interests of full disclosure, here's what I knew about Star Wars: The Clone Wars before playing this game: it's a cartoon; it's set after the film where Christopher Lee fights Yoda, but before that scene where Anakin Skywalker goes bad and murders a room full of children; and there's a female Jedi who looks a bit like somebody out of Thundercats, so if you Google her name with SafeSearch off you get some very nasty results.
This is worth noting because I used to believe it was vital to understand their respective source materials to enjoy the LEGO series, but it turns out my complete ignorance of Clone Wars did little to hamper the enjoyment received from the game's many humorous cutscenes.
Yes, it's still peppered with that nice mix of slapstick and whimsy which has proved so effective in former games. While I might be about fifteen years above the target audience - since Woolworths went bust I don't know where you're supposed to even buy LEGO - I still found myself chuckling at plenty of the game's visual gags. I wasn't much into Attack of the Clones, for instance, but having an ice cream van peddle lollies during the Geonosian arena sequence (which functions as the game's introductory level) is more than amusing enough for it not to matter.
Gameplay is pretty much what you've come to expect from the series. You take an assortment of character classes - with Jedi, Clones, and Droids forming your main arsenal - and whisk them around a mix of rudimentary action sequences and simple puzzles. The game splits itself into three paths of six levels, pitting you against franchise villains Count Dooku, Asajj Ventress and General Grievous in concurrent plotlines.
Upgraded visuals make the levels bloom, with vastly improved lighting allowing galaxies to be lit up with streams of lasers going off like firework displays, mammoth numbers of enemy droids to pour through doors due to a significant bump in on-screen detail, and beefed up animations ensuring Obi-Wan Kenobi's creeping animation gets me every time. The game is still expectedly gargantuan, too: upon finishing the hefty campaign and epilogue level I was only at 45.6% completion, with a scant 34 of the game's 130 gold bricks, half of the 18 red bricks, and a measly 44 of the game's 114 characters. I also cleared the campaign without locating all the parts to any of the hidden minikits, so the less said about those the better. Curious children, or adult completionists, will find themselves invested for upwards of twenty hours.
Level design in LEGO Star Wars III also succeeds over its predecessors by allowing for a greater wealth of variety mid-mission. Large scale space battles can segue into typical smash-and-grab corridor walking, progressing into a boss battle and then back out into the galaxy. Compare this to the charming but basic design of the original LEGO Star Wars and it is clear to see just how much TT Games has developed the enduring formula over the last few years.
Jedi themselves have also been given more flair since their last LEGO outing, with greater options to twizzle their lightsabers around in the air and slam them into the ground after a jump. With slow speed and limited combat abilities, Droid usage is reserved for opening doors, whereas Clones can use their grappling hooks alongside blasters, chainguns, and missile launchers, and one type can also command others into attacking specified targets.

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The love bug makes people do crazy things, but shelling out a lot more money on loved ones than last year is not one of them this Valentine's Day.
Spending is expected to rise 3.9 percent for the Feb. 14 occasion, less than half of the 8.5 percent increase last year, according to the National Retail Federation's latest survey.
The average person will spend about $131 on candy, cards, gifts and other items, up from $126 last year. Total spending will reach $18.6 billion.
Men will spend the most, on average $176 on jewelry, flowers, a romantic evening out and more, or nearly twice as much as their counterparts, who will shell out about $89.
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Been awhile since I've replied to something here, but I have watched this forum closely for several years. I am a bit upset with our team this time, and forum bullies/ self-proclaimed experts aside, I feel it's necessary to chime in, or at a minimum, share my opinion (whether you want it or not). I think this thread is perfect for that! I don't think it's overreaction for real fans of this team to be upset with the path the Red Wings are headed down. I feel that star players will cost this team more than others in part due to the sad state of our city, and the fact we don't fill our stands anymore. The economy alone says that until some major support/ excitement is generated for this team by the people of Detroit, getting some super-star players into the Big D is going to be difficult. KH needs to pull a shocker deal off just to generate excitement. Let's face it, if you care enough to post something here, you are a fan, and aren't going anywhere, but that base is starting to dwindle, not grow like in the mid to late 90's and early 2000's... KH used to really shake things up. He even proved that this team was capable in the cap era in 2008. Well, it's several years later, and the team is still hanging on the backs of Dats and Hank. I believe Holland can't get those superstar players in here, and as good as our farm team is, they can't move up due to Sammy, Bertuzzi and Cleary. Personally, their run in this playoff, or even that they got there was a fluke. So here's the big question: What's it going to take? You need fans and sponsers to make money, you need money to generate excitement and interest. Hank and Dats are not getting any younger. Where's it going to come from? Overreaction, no. Concerned, very.
I appreciate the response, but I think the star players are the problem and not as much the city. Lecavalier himself said he loved Detroit and would definitely consider coming here, so he met with our GM and was informed that we were not interested in signing a 33 year old, big, slow, centre who has certainly seen a decrease in production to a 5 year contract. It was the right move.
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The former talk show host, 52, underwent gastric sleeve surgery last July, and recently tweeted a picture of herself with the caption "Almost 50 lbs. off – I can see it now."
But O'Donnell confesses that eating right is still a daily struggle.
"I read in a magazine article that sugar is eight times more addictive than heroin," she told PEOPLE on Thursday at a screening of her new HBO documentary The (Dead Mothers) Club. "Because of giving up sugar, I walk past one of those kiosks selling newspapers and I'm like, 'There's the Swedish Fish. They're right there.' Almost like how alcoholics can't go into a bar. They want to grab the bottle, I want to do that with the Swedish Fish."
O'Donnell, who suffered a life-threatening heart attack in 2012, said her goal is to be "totally heart healthy," explaining, "It means to be a certain weight that doesn't put stress on your heart. To exercise every day, to be aware of your blood pressure, and all of your heart stats."
She added: "I feel a lot better. I got very scared when I had a heart attack and they told me I really should not have survived it. It changed a lot of things for me. The way I look at the world, and the way I look at my own health. I can't ignore it anymore."
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LOCKPORT – Barbara Hale Gonzalez of Hartland had her dogs and a horse taken from her when she was charged with animal cruelty in 2009.
The criminal case against her ended without a conviction, and she now wants the animals back. But the people who have been caring for them refuse, which is why Gonzalez is asking a judge to step in on her behalf.
Gonzalez's attorney, George V.C. Muscato, says the SPCA of Niagara acted illegally in taking the animals in the first place. The original complaint was filed with state police by Gonzalez's longtime veterinarian, who took one of the dogs home herself.
Muscato says that whether the animals are returned to Gonzalez, she will pursue a lawsuit for damages against the veterinarian, Jeanne Best of Royalton Equine Veterinary Services.
But Paul Hammond, Best's attorney, said that according to state law, "Animals that are improperly cared for are deemed abandoned."
The animals were taken by means of a search warrant issued by Newfane Town Justice Bruce M. Barnes on June 9, 2009, after Best contacted state police about conditions she had seen while treating Spike the horse at Gonzalez's Ellicott Road farm.
Best and her employee, Stacey A. Bailey, provided affidavits that enabled Trooper John M. Spero to seize Spike, a gelded Morgan horse, along with two German shepherds, Bronko and Max, and a Border collie, Baylee. Spero executed the warrant the same day it was signed.
"This horse was standing in two feet of manure, in a stall as big as your desk," attorney Morgan L. Jones Jr., representing the Akron therapeutic riding organization that ended up with Spike, told Lockport City Judge William J. Watson.
Jones said Best and some volunteers cleaned out the horse's stall once, but when the improvements they made at Gonzalez's farm didn't stick, they called the police.
"The animals were appropriately seized," said Jennifer Castaldo, attorney for Robert Winslow, a friend of Best who helped with the animals' removal and ended up with Baylee, a Border collie.
Bronko, one of the German shepherds, has since died of cancer in Best's care, Hammond said. Max, the other German shepherd, is in Bailey's possession.
Muscato said he is not challenging the legality of the search warrant, but of the adoptions.
Best tried to get Gonzalez to surrender the animals several times, according to the lawsuit, filed in July 2010. It cites a document Best drew up for Gonzalez's signature, surrendering Spike and a quarter horse named Dealer. Both horses were to be fostered by new owners who would take possession after six months.
Gonzalez didn't sign the document, but Best did, on the day of the state police raid.
In November 2010, State Supreme Court Justice Ralph A. Boniello III turned the lawsuit over to Watson, who heard arguments Feb. 7. Watson said he will make a decision March 13 on whether Gonzalez gets her animals back.
The seizure of the animals occurred the same month that Gonzalez was dismissed from her job as a Niagara County corrections officer, a post she had held for 15 years. Human Resources Director Peter P. Lopes said Gonzalez's dismissal was not connected to the animal cruelty charges.
Hammond, Best's attorney, said in court that Gonzalez was caring for her father, who had dementia, and she had health problems of her own. "She knew she couldn't care for these animals," Hammond said.
Muscato denied that the health situation for Gonzalez or her father, who has since died, played a role in the animal situation, but that isn't how it's remembered by Assistant Public Defender Matthew P. Pynn, who represented Gonzalez in Hartland Town Court.
"She was so depressed and sick at that time that she couldn't get out of bed," Pynn recalled, although he didn't remember Gonzalez's specific problem. He said Gonzalez's health issues triggered the poor care for the animals that were seized.
"She didn't bite off more than she could chew when she was healthy, but she did bite off more than she could chew when she was sick," Pynn said.
Pynn sought to negotiate a plea bargain for Gonzalez on the misdemeanor animal cruelty charge.
The result, on March 8, 2010, was a plea slip for Hartland Town Court in which Violante offered an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal.
"No record. Interest of justice," Violante wrote in the explanatory notes. He also wrote, "The DA does not require the defendant to give up her right to have the animals returned to her as a condition of this disposition."
Muscato argued before Watson that only the State Police or the SPCA have the legal right to take a defendant's animals, but neither ever filled out the paperwork to do so.
He said the three dogs and the horse were never in SPCA custody "except for overnight."
There is a five-day redemption rule for animals turned over to the SPCA, but Muscato said Gonzalez never abandoned them, so that doesn't apply. And at any rate, he asserted, the animals were evidence in a criminal case at the time, so Gonzalez couldn't have gotten them back.
Wrong, said Castaldo, the attorney from the Hiscock and Barclay law firm, representing Winslow, who ended up with Baylee the border collie.
"This actually is a very simple matter," Castaldo told Watson. "At sunset on the fifth day, the animals became the property of the SPCA."
But the day after Hartland Town Justice Brian Fitts signed off on the adjournment in contemplation of dismissal, an Albion veterinarian, Mary R. Neilans, wrote a letter to Best on Gonzalez' behalf, announcing that Gonzalez was ready to take the animals back at any time and needed to know where they were.
William J. Hardy, the SPCA's lawyer, said the delay in requesting the return of the animals "is evidence to me of constructive abandonment."
"The only reason [the new owners] still have possession of these animals is because of this litigation," Muscato said.
He said Gonzalez never agreed to give up the animals and the SPCA had no right to offer them for adoption. "It's like selling a car you don't own," Muscato said.
"We bought a 'car' we thought we had title to," said Robert Crawford, attorney for Stacey Bailey, who ended up with one of the German shepherds. "We're an innocent party here."
He said the care Best and his client gave the seized shepherd "brought that dog back to life."
Hardy said the SPCA never received notice of the plea deal or Gonzalez' desire to have the animals back.
He said the SPCA had an officer at the scene when Spero executed the search warrant, and the SPCA would have been within its authority to euthanize the dogs and the horse.
"They were found to be in deplorable condition, based on contemporary evidence," Hardy said.
The animals' fur was matted, they were underweight and they were sleeping atop piles of hardened feces, Castaldo said.
Castaldo said Baylee's fur was so matted with her own excrement that "it took several hours to clean her up."
Jones is the attorney for Chestnut Rose Adventures, an Akron not-for-profit organization that uses horses to try to help troubled children by showing them how caring for animals can produce interpersonal skills helpful in everyday life for overaggressive or fearful young people.
Spike, the now 21-year-old horse taken from the Gonzalez farm, is a therapy horse at Chestnut Rose, Jones said.
"My client has had possession of this horse since September 2009, since it was brought back to reasonable health by Dr. Best," Jones said.
He argued to the judge that canceling the adoptions on technicalities "would discourage adoptions and lead to a lot of needless euthanasia."
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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. - We live over by Lake Tahoe and recently took our 4-year-old dog Buster to a dog park there. It was a beautiful weekend day and the park was quite busy. Most of the dogs were running around playing, but a few seemed pretty overwhelmed and were hiding behind their owners. This only made the other dogs more interested in them! My wife and I got into a bit of an argument about whether the shy dogs should be there. We'd appreciate your thoughts.
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Well organized dog parks can be a great place for dogs to safely run and play off leash and young dogs can practice their social skills and let off steam. Dog parks also tend to be a place where people socialize. Problems can arise when people pay more attention to each other than to their dogs. Not recognizing when a dog is either bullying or being bullied is a significant problem. A dog who is bullied may learn to fear other dogs and the bully just learns he can overpower others. Lack of owner control also teaches the dog that he can get away with just about anything because his human can't or doesn't stop him from acting inappropriately. One trick is to move around the park so your dog learns to keep an eye on you and reward him each time he checks in.
Another problem in any setting where there are lots of dogs is differing play styles. Some dogs tend to be very physical and need to play with similar dogs. These dogs easily overwhelm more timid dogs. A well run park will have space for small dogs to play separately. They can easily be hurt by larger dogs. It's also important to watch for dogs who become overly aroused when there are so many dogs around. These dogs can easily display behaviors they might not under normal circumstances. Owners need to pay close attention to their dog's play style and interrupt the play with a time out if necessary.
Your question about the shy dogs is especially insightful. Owners who take timid dogs to dog parks are usually trying to "socialize" them so they will like other dogs. These types of dogs are usually very attached to their owners and will stay close to them. If a dog runs up to them, they may show teeth or growl in an attempt to tell the dog to go away. Dogs get better at behaviors they practice and a timid dog who is repeatedly put in this situation will get more aggressive toward other dogs.
Some dogs are better suited than others for dog park play. If your dog does seem to enjoy a day at the park, be a responsible owner and monitor his behavior. Give time-outs when needed and leave if you feel uncomfortable with any of the interactions.
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Other polls on defense spending have mostly asked simply whether respondents favor or oppose defense cuts, and generally found smaller numbers favoring cuts. Steven Kull, director of PPC, comments, "This suggests that Americans generally underestimate the size of the defense budget and that when they receive balanced information about its size they are more likely to cut it to reduce the deficit."
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The area cut by the greatest percentage was nuclear weapons, which respondents reduced an average of 27% (Republicans 18%, Democrats 35%). The area that was cut the most in dollar terms was for existing ground force capabilities which was cut an average of $36.2 billion (Republicans $23.8 billion, Democrats $44.5 billion) or 23%.
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MARTINSBURG - With bullying endangering the lives of our children, many parents are wondering what role law enforcement and the judicial system have in deterring and confronting the issue of bullying.
While there is no enforceable law against bullying, officials say when it escalates into acts of violence, continued harassment or threats, they are within their jurisdiction to prosecute such acts as criminal offenses. Ideally, however, they say deterring bullying before it rises to a level of criminal behavior is the best solution.
Cooperation between schools and law enforcement, education, communication and, above all else, the willingness of victims and students who witness bullying to come forward are all the keys to combating the issue of bullying, officials said.
"We've spent so much time teaching self-esteem that we've forgotten to teach empathy. These kids don't have a basic understanding of that, even good kids," Berkeley County Prosecuting Attorney Pamela Games-Neely said. "It's a matter of having a child talk to us, and it's a matter of a school being able to respond and a law enforcement officer knowing which direction to send them in."
Perhaps no one else within law enforcement can have as big an impact on deterring bullying than the officers assigned within schools and those who work as school liaison officers.
One example is Martinsburg Police Officer Marybeth Somers, who is assigned to Martinsburg High School as a school resource officer. While her primary role is to protect the safety and security of students and staff, like many school resource officers, she also acts as a confidant students can approach if they are having problems such as bullying in school.
"That's our No. 1 thing. If we can deter it from happening ... that's what I'm here for," Somers said.
Anytime a child does come forward, it's investigated on an individual basis, she said. In some cases, involving parents or having the victim and the perpetrator talk about the issue together can be enough to mediate such problems. Unfortunately, when problems are not reported, they can escalate into criminal behavior.
Detective Lt. George Swartwood, who supervises the department's school resource officer program, said parents and teachers also have a role to play in both being able to detect warnings signs that a child may be the victim of bullying, as well as working with schools to address such issues before they escalate.
"Talk and listen to your kids. Find out what's going on in their lives. Find out what's going on in school," he said.
Among the warning signs, he said, is the frequent loss of a child's personal items, children not wanting to attend recess or school activities or even a child wanting to arrive early or late to school.
"Unfortunately, a lot of times it's the parents of these children who are being bullied that are sometimes the last to know," Swartwood said.
When an issue does arise where bullying escalates to actual physical violence or other criminal behavior, such as personal threats or harassment, law enforcement officials said parents and victims should not hesitate to inform authorities and school officials.
In Jefferson County, Sheriff Robert "Bobby" Shirley and Deputy Pat Smith, the department's school liaison officer, have taken a zero-tolerance approach to bullying when it rises to the level of a criminal offense.
This year alone, Shirley said his department has made no less than 30 juvenile arrests as a result of incidents involving school bullying.
"We take it seriously," Shirley said. "We don't tolerate the bullying."
Smith said each school that falls within the department's jurisdiction is assigned a deputy who works with school administrators if there are any problems reported. If a problem is brought to the attention of authorities, Smith said she will try to set up a conference with school administrators, parents and the child accused of bullying.
"Once we have talked to the parents and the kids, if it continues, then we can come up with charges, such as harassment. We try to curtail it before it gets to the criminal aspect of it," Smith said.
When a case of bullying does escalate to the point where criminal charges are filed against a juvenile, the cases then become the focus of the juvenile justice system. Unlike cases involving adults, juvenile criminal records remain sealed in West Virginia, and juvenile criminal proceedings are not open to the public.
Berkeley County Assistant Prosecutor Cheryl Saville, who is assigned to Berkeley County's juvenile division, said most crimes that arise out of bullying are cases of battery. Lately, however, she said there have been a few cases that have been bad enough that the perpetrators have actually been charged with felony malicious wounding or unlawful assault.
"We have a very complicated system that is set up for juveniles that has a lot of different alternatives as far as disposition in sentencing, more so than adults. The juvenile justice system isn't set toward the punishment angle. It's set toward the rehabilitation angle," she said.
Dispositions can range from community service to more intensive rehabilitative measures, such as supervised probation and counseling or placement at a juvenile detention facility.
In some cases, the bullies themselves may be the victims of abuse or neglect within their own homes, or may have other problems, such as drug use.
"You have to address the bully and you have to address the victim," Saville said. "I think in the specific instances where we do have a kid who has come forward and says this is what happened to me, we have had a lot of success in helping that particular family."
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MARTINSBURG - Police shot and killed a man who pulled a knife on officers on South Queen Street late Wednesday night, stabbing one.
According to a release issued by the Martinsburg Police Department, Wayne Arnold Jones, 50, of Stephens City, Va., was stopped by police while walking in the roadway on South Queen Street. He told officers he was carrying a weapon, but would not specify what it was.
Officers ordered Jones to place his hands on the cruiser so the weapon could be removed, according to the release, but Jones refused and became increasingly angry. Officers used a Taser to attempt to gain control of the subject; when it proved ineffective, a second Taser was used.
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A 50-year-old Stephens City, Va., man was killed in an altercation with police late Wednesday night.
Jones remained out of police control and fled to a doorway entrance in the 100 block of South Queen Street, according to the release. There, after Jones refused more verbal commands, officers attempted to restrain him using physical force, according to the release.
While officers were attempting to restrain Jones, he pulled out a knife and stabbed an officer in the torso, forcing officers to back off, according to the release. When Jones continued to disobey orders to drop the knife and attempted to get back to his feet, police used their weapons to "fire multiple rounds into the subject, which neutralized the threat," according to the release.
Ty Kemmerer, who lives in an apartment near the shooting, told The Journal late Wednesday night that he heard police outside his window conducting what he believed to be a traffic stop before the shots were fired.
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- Dec. 28, 2012: Tiffany Lee Overholser, 45, of Martinsburg
- Sept. 26, 2011: Michael Kelly Silver, 42, of Berkeley Springs
"I looked outside and there was definitely a body on the ground," Kemmerer said. "There was a minimum of four, five police cars, and police hovered around this body."
Medics were contacted and officers attempted life-saving techniques, according to the release, but they were unsuccessful.
The officer who was stabbed suffered a minor wound that did not require medical attention, although the knife penetrated his vest, according to the release.
Five officers were involved in the shooting, and all have been placed on paid administrative leave. The West Virginia State Police is conducting an investigation of the incident.
Calls made by The Journal to the Martinsburg Police Department for further comment Thursday were unreturned.
Wednesday night's shooting is the second officer-involved fatal shooting involving in the department in less than three months. On Dec. 28, 2012, Tiffany Lee Overholser, 45, of Martinsburg, was fatally shot after she pointed a loaded 40-caliber Glock at two officers who were responding to her residence on South Georgia Avenue.
Last month, a Berkeley County grand jury reviewed the case and determined that no further investigation was necessary.
The Martinsburg Police Department was involved in another fatal shooting on Sept. 26, 2011. Officers shot and killed Michael Kelly Silver, 42, of Berkeley Springs, after he allegedly kidnapped a woman and her 4-year-old daughter from the parking lot of the Martinsburg Mall. Silver was shot multiple times at the My Bank First United on Foxcroft Avenue after brandishing what appeared to be a pistol at officers while he was holding the woman hostage.
Members of the West Virginia State Police's crime scene team later located a black airsoft BB pistol on the driver-side floorboard of the vehicle in which Silver was shot. He also had a pocket-style knife.
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Jason Biggs is saying he's sorry – yet again – for a Tweet he intended to be humorous and posted after Thursday's Malaysian Airlines tragedy that killed all 295 people aboard.
Biggs, 36, took to his Twitter page to offer some of his signature dark humor that spurred outrage in the wake of reports that the airline was shot down over the Ukraine.
"Anyone wanna buy my Malaysian Airlines frequent flyer miles?" he wrote in a message that has since been deleted after his followers let him know that it was in poor taste, reports Time.
At first the Orange Is the New Black actor railed against his followers for being overly sensitive, telling his fans they didn't have to follow his feed and using several expletives to fire back, CNN.com reports.
Only later did Biggs admit he was wrong, firing off a series of serious Tweets that offered an apology.
"People were offended, and that was not my intent. Sorry to those of you that were," he wrote. "This is obviously a horrible tragedy, and everyone – including myself – is sad and angry about it. Sending positive thoughts to the victims and their families."
Biggs added: "P.S. No one is making me send these tweets – I simply understand that my comments might come off as insensitive and ill-timed."
The controversy is a déjà vu for the actor. In March, after a Malaysia Airlines plane went missing with 239 people on board, the actor likened it to a plotline on The Bachelor.
"Nikki is looking for Juan Pablo to say 'I Love You.' She'd have better luck looking for Malaysian Airlines Flight 370. #TheBachelor," Biggs wrote at the time.
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Summer vacation is past and school is in session, but 14 teens from First Lutheran Church in Tiffin will remember July 8-13. They spent that week in Knoxville, Tenn., participating in the Win Our World Urban Mission Trip. Pastor Ken Gillikin and three other adults accompanied the youth.
The participants conducted fundraisers to pay for their expenses. They shared their experiences with other members of the congregation at the July 15 worship service and during a social hour July 22. Gillikin thanked everyone who prayed or helped in any way and described the mission in the church newsletter.
"The trip surpassed all of my hopes and expectations," Gillikin wrote. "It is tremendously satisfying to return and see a group so highly motivated and inspired to do ministry. We were transformed by the work of God's Spirit, so much so, that I anticipate that this experience will impact our ministry as a congregation through those who were involved."
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The youth worked with an organization called KARM, Knoxville Area Rescue Ministries, which serves three meals a day to more than 300 people at a time. The participants helped with a variety of tasks, including serving, cleaning chairs and tables and picking up litter.
"A couple places had really big gardens they used for food for the meals or to involve people in learning how to start their own gardens," English said. "Another site was an elementary building around the corner. We went and did some painting and cleaning there."
One day, they helped at Global Seeds, which advocates for refugee Muslim families. Sometimes the volunteers trimmed bushes, scrubbed porches or pulled weeds. KARM has a thrift store where the youth sorted donated items. Whatever was useable for the current season went together for resale, while damaged or out-of-season merchandise was baled for recycling.
"They would take those bales to be auctioned off, and by auctioning one of those bales, they could feed several hundred people," English said. "It was pretty incredible."
Clearing trash from the homeless camps was especially eye-opening, English said. The group also delivered meals to the homebound and staffed the "water wagons." Huge metal tubs were filled with water and ice and placed on a wagon to dispense fresh, cold water to those who needed relief from the heat.
"We took cups and pulled this wagon. We just walked the streets and handed out ice water to people," English said.
Every adult was assigned to supervise a different group of kids for each task. Teens from other Christian churches in several states also were involved with the mission in Knoxville. Group leaders, ranging from middle-school age to college age, divided the youth into groups each day and gave out assignments. Some assignments were all day, while others only lasted half the day. Everyone blended together seamlessly.
"It was a really good experience for the kids as well as for us adults," English said. "They come back so much more mature - after one week."
Greene had been on a mission to Haiti before, but this was his first urban mission. His granddaughter, Kayley Garlock, also made the trip. Greene drove a van to transport people to their stations for the day. Because of that, he missed some of the jobs. He had wanted to work with the water wagons.
"It was a first step to start conversations with these people. I would like to go back and do that," Greene said. "We did some very interesting jobs ... Tiffin, Ohio, is not experienced in homelessness. They don't know what it is. They've never seen the degree that Knoxville has. I think it was good exposure for our kids to know how well off they truly have it."
Greene said he made two trips to the KARM thrift stores. The agency has seven stores and a warehouse where the clothing is sorted. He said the bales sell for about 30 cents a pound to buy food for the 1,000 meals that are served each day.
"Some of the different buildings KARM runs have 200-300 people every night. The people that are not lucky enough to get into the housing stay in what they refer to as 'the camps,' which are under overpasses," Greene said. "It was very inspirational to see someone standing there with all their worldly possessions in a couple bags around them. Our hearts went out to them."
Based at St. John Lutheran Church in Knoxville, the WOW program was directed by youthful leaders who "truly had ministry in their hearts," Greene said. Two of the youth pastors had come out of St. John's. Even though most of the congregation did not live in the neighborhoods surrounding the church, they were committed to community service.
Greene said volunteers were asked not to take photographs. but seeing the homeless helped everyone to realize their own blessings. When they were not working, the youth had a daily bible study and worship service. Greene was pleased that everyone expressed hope to return in the future.


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Berry Napoleons With Buttermilk Whipped Cream
Makes: 6 servings
5 frozen phyllo sheets, thawed (see cook's note)
5 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
5 teaspoons sugar
Parchment paper
2 cups assorted fresh berries (such as blackberries, blueberries and sliced strawberries)
21⁄2 tablespoons sugar, divided
1⁄4 teaspoon lime zest
1⁄2 cup heavy cream
3 tablespoons buttermilk
Garnish: fresh mint sprigs
Cook's note: Phyllo dough dries out very quickly. While working, keep unused sheets covered with plastic wrap and a damp towel.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Unfold phyllo sheets on a flat working surface. Stack 5 phyllo sheets, brushing each sheet with 1 tablespoon melted butter and sprinkling with 1 teaspoon sugar. Cut into 12 squares, and transfer to a parchment paper-lined jelly-roll pan, spacing them about 1 inch apart.
Bake at 350 degrees for 14 minutes or until golden brown and crispy.
Combine berries, 1 tablespoon sugar, and lime zest. Beat cream and buttermilk at high speed with an electric mixer until foamy; gradually add remaining 11⁄2 tablespoons sugar, beating until stiff peaks form.
Place 6 phyllo squares on individual serving plates; top each with 11⁄2 tablespoons whipped cream and 3 tablespoons berry mixture. Top each with another phyllo square and equal portions of the remaining whipped cream and berries. Garnish, if desired, and serve immediately.
— Recipe adapted from "Around the Southern Table" by Rebecca Lang (Oxmoor House, 2012)
Esther Krawcheck's and Agnes Jenkins' Cheesecake
Serves: 12
"Esther Bielsky Krawcheck and her husband, Jack, were prominent Charlestonians in the 20th century, for their generosity to Brith Sholom Beth Israel Synagogue (the oldest Ashkenazi synagogue in continuous existence in the United States), for their vivacious personalities, and for the men's clothing shop that Mr. Krawcheck founded, fitting tens of thousands of men over many generations for Harris Tweeds and seersuckers from 1922 until 1995.
"Mrs. Krawcheck's cheesecake recipe, which was published in Charleston Receipts, was a collaboration with Agnes Jenkins, who cooked for the Krawcheck family from the time of Jack and Esther's marriage until after both had died. ... This is a cheesecake for adults." — Matt Lee and Ted Lee
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted, plus more for the pan
¾ cup graham cracker crumbs (2 to 3 ounces, or 5 full sheets of crackers), ground medium-fine in a food processor
¾ cup plus 3 tablespoons sugar
5 (8-ounce) packages cream cheese, at room temperature
4 large eggs yolks
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
Kosher salt
¾ cup heavy cream
4 large egg whites
6 ounces fresh raspberries (or strawberries; see note below)
Butter the sides and bottom of a 9-inch springform pan. In a bowl, mix the graham cracker crumbs with 2 tablespoons of the sugar and stir with a fork to combine. Add the melted butter and toss with a fork until the butter has evenly moistened the crumb mixture (take the opportunity to break up any larger crumbs during this process). Scatter the crumbs evenly into the pan and press into it using the bottom of a straight-sided glass to create an even layer on the bottom of the pan.
Set a rack in the middle of the oven and preheat the oven to 500 degrees.
With an electric hand-mixer, beat the cream cheese in the bowl with the egg yolks until the cheese is soft and fluffy and the egg is evenly blended in, about 2 minutes. Mix the flour with ¾ cup of the sugar and ¼ teaspoon salt, and add to the cheese, blending well with the mixer. Add the cream to the batter and beat until thoroughly blended. Whip the egg whites to soft peaks and fold into the cream cheese mixture with a spatula until it's even and elastic.
Transfer the batter to the crust-prepared pan, smoothing it down, and bake for 15 minutes. Decrease the oven temperature to 200 degrees and bake for 1 hour. Turn off the oven, leave the door ajar, and let the cheesecake cool in the oven for 30 minutes (though you can skip this step if you don't have time).
Heat the raspberries, the remaining 1 tablespoon sugar, and 2 pinches of salt in a small pan over medium heat, stirring frequently, until the raspberries release some liquid and begin to break down. Remove from the heat, and let cool to room temperature.
Cool the cheesecake on a rack for 20 minutes, then serve with the topping, or refrigerate the cake before serving if you prefer the cheesecake cold.
(Note: If using strawberries, trim and quarter them and toss them a few hours in advance with a small amount of sugar, tossing every half-hour or so. By the time they're ready to serve, they'll have a small amount of syrup with them. Serve each cheesecake slice with a spoonful of strawberries and their syrup over the top, and then a grind of black pepper. Says Matt Lee: "We love strawberries with black pepper!")
— Recipe adapted from "The Lee Bros. Charleston Kitchen" (Clarkson Potter, 2013)
Kiwi Lime Pie
Serves 12
Superfoods: Eggs, Kiwifruit, Oats, Pumpkin Seeds
1 tablespoon ground flax
2 tablespoons water
4 graham cracker sheets, broken in half
1/2 cup uncooked old-fashioned oats
2 tablespoons pumpkin seeds
1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
5 egg yolks, beaten
4 teaspoons lime zest
1/2 cup fresh lime juice
4 kiwis, peeled and cut into thin slices
Heat the oven to 375 degrees. Place the flax and water in a small bowl and stir with a teaspoon. Set aside. In a food processor, grind the graham crackers and oats into fine crumbs. Transfer to a separate bowl.
Using a clean coffee grinder, grind the pumpkin seeds. Add to the graham cracker mixture. Add the flax mixture and stir until a coarse meal forms. Press into the bottom and up the sides of an 8-inch pie plate. In a large bowl, place the condensed milk, egg yolks, and lime zest and juice. Whisk well until a thick, creamlike mixture forms. Pour over the unbaked graham crust and smooth the top with a rubber spatula. Bake 12 to 15 minutes, until the edges are firm but the center still jiggles when you shake the pan. Remove from the oven and let cool 30 minutes. Decorate with kiwi slices. When the pie is fairly cool, cover with plastic wrap and chill for at least 1 hour, or up to 8 hours, before serving.
Chef's note: Add a spoonful of nonfat Greek yogurt to dress up your dessert even more and sneak in another superfood.
Per serving (1/12 of pie): 219 calories, 6g protein, 7g fat (3g saturated), 34g carbohydrates; 1g fiber, 73 mg sodium.
— Recipe adapted from "The Drop 10 Diet Cookbook" by Lucy Danziger (Ballantine, 2013)


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SYCAMORE - As a class project, four students from Mohawk Local Schools organized a visit by U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan Tuesday to discuss politics and what it means to be successful.
Jordan, R-Urbana, told the juniors and seniors three important ideas: Always set goals, be willing to do the work and work hard and develop self-confidence.
As a four-time state wrestling champion, Jordan was told by his father to always set goals and work hard because "good things can happen."
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U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Urbana, speaks to junior and senior government and economic students about politics Tuesday at Mohawk.
"It doesn't guarantee success, but it does improve your chances," Jordan said.
He also said to remember the people who mean the most to you. Jordan said one person important to him was his former wrestling coach and chemistry teacher. Jordan said his coach always talked about self-discipline.
"Discipline is doing something you don't want to do," Jordan said. "Doing things the tough way and right way allows for more freedom and more opportunities in the future."
Jordan first ran for state representative in 1994. He was up against a two-term county commissioner and was told he didn't stand a chance.
He knocked on doors and handed out flyers. Jordan won with 67 percent of the votes.
"Never let anyone tell you that you can't accomplish anything," Jordan said.
During his visit, Jordan also answered questions about minimum wage, the health care system, education issues, immigration reform, national debt and taxation.
The project was put together by seniors Bryan Schube and Mitch Parker and juniors Alison Summer-Ramirez and Jessica Griffin. The four students are taking Political Science 200, a sophomore college course through Kenyon College.
"We are trying to expand the experience for more students throughout our area," Schube said. "Politics is important and for students to have the opportunity to speak face-to-face with Congressman Jordan is just awesome."
Schube and Parker are running for positions on the Seneca County Republican Central Committee May 3.


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Insomnia is a persistent disorder that can make it hard to fall asleep, hard to stay asleep or both, despite the opportunity for adequate sleep. With insomnia, you usually awaken feeling unrefreshed, which takes a toll on your ability to function during the day. Insomnia can sap not only your energy level and mood but also your health, work performance and quality of life.
How much sleep is enough varies from person to person. Most adults need seven to eight hours a night.
Many adults experience insomnia at some point, but some people have long-term (chronic) insomnia. Insomnia may be the primary problem, or it may be secondary due to other causes, such as a disease or medication.
You don't have to put up with sleepless nights. Simple changes in your daily habits can often help.
Insomnia symptoms may include:
Someone with insomnia will often take 30 minutes or more to fall asleep and may get only six or fewer hours of sleep for three or more nights a week over a month or more.
If insomnia makes it hard for you to function during the day, see your doctor to determine what might be the cause of your sleep problem and how it can be treated. If your doctor thinks you could have a sleep disorder, you might be referred to a sleep center for special testing.
Common causes of insomnia include:
Insomnia becomes more common with age. As you get older, you may experience:
A change in health. The chronic pain of conditions such as arthritis or back problems as well as depression, anxiety and stress can interfere with sleep. Older men often develop noncancerous enlargement of the prostate gland (benign prostatic hyperplasia), which can cause the need to urinate frequently, interrupting sleep. In women, menopausal hot flashes can be equally disruptive.
Other sleep-related disorders, such as sleep apnea and restless legs syndrome, also become more common with age. Sleep apnea causes you to stop breathing periodically throughout the night. Restless legs syndrome causes unpleasant sensations in your legs and an almost irresistible desire to move them, which may prevent you from falling asleep.
Sleep problems may be a concern for children and teenagers as well. However, some children and teens simply have trouble getting to sleep or resist a regular bedtime because their internal clocks are more delayed. They want to go to bed later and sleep later in the morning.
Nearly everyone has an occasional sleepless night. But your risk of insomnia is greater if:
Sleep is as important to your health as a healthy diet and regular exercise. Whatever your reason for sleep loss, insomnia can affect you both mentally and physically. People with insomnia report a lower quality of life compared with people who are sleeping well.
Complications of insomnia may include:
If you're having sleep problems, you'll likely start by talking to your primary care doctor.
To get ready for your appointment:
For insomnia, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
Don't hesitate to ask questions any time during your appointment.
A key part of the evaluation of insomnia is a detailed history, so your doctor will ask you many questions.
About your insomnia:
About your day:
About your bedtime routine:
About other issues that may affect your sleep:
In addition to asking you a number of questions, your doctor may have you complete a questionnaire to determine your sleep-wake pattern and your level of daytime sleepiness. You may also be asked to keep a sleep diary for a couple of weeks if you haven't already done so.
Your doctor will likely do a physical exam to look for signs of other problems that may be causing insomnia. Occasionally, a blood test may be done to check for thyroid problems or other conditions that can cause insomnia.
If the cause of your insomnia isn't clear, or you have signs of another sleep disorder, such as sleep apnea or restless legs syndrome, you may need to spend a night at a sleep center. Tests are done to monitor and record a variety of body activities while you sleep, including brain waves, breathing, heartbeat, eye movements and body movements.
Changing your sleep habits and addressing any underlying causes of insomnia, such as medical conditions or medications, can restore restful sleep for many people. If these measures don't work, your doctor may recommend medications to help with relaxation and sleep.
Behavioral treatments teach you new sleep behaviors and ways to improve your sleeping environment. Good sleep habits promote sound sleep and daytime alertness. Behavior therapies are generally recommended as the first line of treatment for people with insomnia. Typically they're equally or more effective than sleep medications.
Behavior therapies include:
Taking prescription sleeping pills — such as zolpidem (Ambien), eszopiclone (Lunesta), zaleplon (Sonata) or ramelteon (Rozerem) — may help you get to sleep. Doctors generally don't recommend relying on prescription sleeping pills for more than a few weeks, but several medications are approved for long-term use.
Nonprescription sleep medications contain antihistamines that can make you drowsy. Antihistamines may initially make you groggy, but they may also reduce the quality of your sleep, and they can cause side effects, such as daytime sleepiness, dizziness, urinary retention, dry mouth and confusion. These effects may be worse in older adults. Antihistamines also can worsen urinary problems, causing you to get up to urinate more during the night.
No matter what your age, insomnia usually is treatable. The key often lies in changes to your routine during the day and when you go to bed. Good sleep habits promote sound sleep and daytime alertness. These tips may help.
Basic tips:
At bedtime:
Many people never visit their doctor for insomnia and try to cope with sleeplessness on their own. Although in many cases, safety and effectiveness have not been proved, some people try therapies such as:
Because the Food and Drug Administration does not mandate that manufacturers show proof of effectiveness or safety before marketing dietary supplement sleep aids, talk with your doctor before taking any herbal supplements or other OTC products. Some products can interact with medications, and others — such as L-tryptophan, kava or 5-hydroxytryptophan (5-HTP) — can be dangerous on their own.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/insomnia/basics/lifestyle-home-remedies/con-20024293
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WELLSVILLE - After holding officers at bay and allegedly firing shots in their direction Thursday morning, a Commerce Street man was taken into custody with no injuries to anyone involved.
Joel Possage, 34, 1712 Commerce St., was charged by village police with felonious assault after the standoff which began just before 7 a.m. when officers were called by a neighbor.
According to reports in county Municipal Court Friday, a woman who lives nearby called police after reportedly learning Possage intended to kill his wife and himself, telling officers one shot had already been fired, and she feared someone might be dead inside.
Chief Joseph Scarabino said patrolmen Jeff Weekley and Luke Skidmore went to the scene and had positioned themselves outside the garage at the rear of the home after determining Possage was inside with a cache of weapons and ammunition.
After hearing what sounded like a round chambered, officers notified Scarabino who made sure the Possage home and other surrounding houses were not occupied. They were joined by Liverpool Township Lt. Justin Wright, who until recently was a Wellsville patrolman.
As officers surrounded the garage, Scarabino attempted to negotiate with Possage, saying, "I knew him in passing. I told him to put down his guns and come out."
At one point, the man door "popped open" and Possage asked, "Who are you?"
When Scarabino identified himself, Possage reportedly told the chief to come inside with him. When Scarabino advised he could not do that, Possage closed the door.
About 15 minutes later, the same scenario ensued, with Possage opening the door, asking Scarabino to come in and being told that wasn't possible.
"I kept asking him to come out, and he kept telling me to come in," Scarabino said. "I told him, 'Let's not do this.'"
After the door was slammed shut the second time, a round was allegedly fired from inside, ripping through the trim of the garage toward the officers, missing them by less than three feet.
"At that point, I thought, 'Here we go,' and I yelled, 'Hey, it doesn't have to be like this,' and there was silence," Scarabino related.
Suddenly, Possage emerged from the main garage door into Center Alley, carrying in his right hand a .357 magnum revolver and in his left hand a semi-automatic rifle. In his front pocket he had a 9mm Glock handgun.
All three weapons were fully-loaded, Scarabino reported, saying, "He's looking at officer Skidmore and I yell, 'Drop the weapons,' and suddenly everyone's yelling, 'Drop the weapons.' With guns on him, we begin to approach."
With armed officers headed for him, Possage reportedly dropped the revolver from his left hand but hesitated before dropping the rifle from his right hand.
Officers continued toward him and Scarabino grabbed the Glock from Possage's pocket while Wright ordered him to the ground.
Scarabino said Possage began to resist and Skidmore used his Taser to subdue the gunman, who was then handcuffed by Weekley and Wright.
"When we approached him, we didn't have time to rehearse. All this happened in an instant," Scarabino said of the take-down of the armed man.
"I was so proud of the way they conducted themselves. They did a hell of a job, very professional, and no one was hurt. I'm extremely grateful to the man upstairs for letting this end this way, without hurting him, his family and the officers," Scarabino said.
Asked if Possage has a history of criminal behavior, Scarabino said, "Nothing even close to this."
Due to the ongoing investigation, he declined to speculate on what prompted Possage's actions.
In addition to the Wellsville department, the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation is assisting in the investigation, coming to the scene and processing evidence.
Possage appeared Friday in county Municipal Court on one count of felonious assault, and a preliminary hearing was scheduled Oct. 22, with bond set at $250,000.
Staff Writer Katie Schwendeman contributed to this article.


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A native of Boston, Barnett grew up in San Francisco and earned a bachelor of science and a Ph.D. in animal physiology from the University of California at Davis. He has been recognized several times for excellence in teaching by the Pennsylvania Academy for the Profession of Teaching, Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and our Boniface Wimmer Faculty Award.
During his career, Barnett has taught introductory biology for science majors and non-majors, exercise and sports physiology, mammalian physiology, and for the graduate program, advanced anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology.
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