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Reviews for Seeds of Lemons |
Guest chapter 17 . 2/8 It should be ino |
Kryptikk chapter 1 . 1/27 10/10 would lemon again. |
BeautifulLotus chapter 17 . 1/2 i want more |
Shawn007 chapter 17 . 12/30/2014 Sick chapter love the way you try and keep to the original cartoon I vote Sakura! |
TheSkullface95 chapter 17 . 12/6/2014 PLEASE CONTINUE |
Omega0117 chapter 17 . 11/24/2014 I'm wondering when is the next chapters going to come out. |
Invisible chapter 17 . 10/28/2014 Please continue its just so interestingly fascinating |
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Sterben-Salamander chapter 17 . 10/23/2014 Love the story |
Cuddly Cat chapter 17 . 10/16/2014 The whole thing with Kakashi telling Sasuke to not use his sharingan in order to have the element of surprise is just stupid on his part. I mean he is Sasuke Uchiha of the renowned Uchiha clan, which are known to posses the sharingan, so his enemies have to be cautious of him having it. And even if he were to count on the fact that they might not know he possess it yet, he already has displayed it several times during the exams. (ex. fight with Lee, and most likely during fight with Orochimaru and first exam written test to copy answers.) As for Kin, I am kinda disappointed that you seem set on pairing her up with Sasuke, I really wanted to see her end up with Naruto, and Karin with Sasuke, but that might be difficult with her dead and all. Overall the story is straight forward in its premise, lemons lots of them. Some of the things shown are clever though, and the fact that you have changed the plotline in order to change Sasuke is interesting, since you are not really putting him out of character completely, but developing him differently through what happens in the story itself.(ex. not getting the cursed seal yet) |
The madman writer chapter 10 . 10/15/2014 Wow this is so fucking awsome. I'm now a believer praise the lemon god! |
Guest chapter 17 . 10/10/2014 SAKURA! |
pensuka chapter 13 . 10/7/2014 man so far from reading this i wonder where i can get lemons like them it be a key to getting a harem |
Yasmine Ingraham chapter 17 . 10/2/2014 I would vote for sakuda to win. Btw i very much enjoyed reading your fan fiction hope to see what happens in the next chapter |
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Yahoo's COO Walks Out With $20 Million Stock Bonus (Plus $40 Million For Just 15 Months' Work)
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Henrique de Castro will receive a $20 million restricted stock bonus after working at Yahoo as its COO for a little more than a year.
That comes on top of $39.2 million he earned in 2012, in cash and stock after he first joined the company, according to a filing with the SEC.
When de Castro left Google to join Yahoo in October 2012, he negotiated a pay package worth $62 million over four years, with $36 million of that coming in stock awards over three years.
Now that he is leaving, he is entitled to "the severance benefits provided for in his Employment Offer Letter," Yahoo says. Those benefits, according to the letter, include:
- All his existing stock vests at once: "... the RSUs that would have vested within 12 months after such termination shall immediately vest, and the Stock Options that would have vested in the 12 months following termination of employment if the applicable performance criteria were satisfied, shall remain subject to satisfaction of the performance criteria and, if such criteria are satisfied, vest as if you were employed on such vesting date."
- Plus $20 million in stock: "You will be granted an additional award of restricted stock units with a target valuation of $20,000,000 ("Make-Whole RSUs")."
De Castro worked for Yahoo for exactly 15 months.
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Formula 1 outside Old City 370. (photo credit:Hadas Parush)
The historic – and somewhat surreal – juxtaposition of the world's fastest race cars thundering past Jerusalem's Old City walls drew thousands of enthusiastic Jews, Muslims and Christians, who took in the spectacle together peacefully, with a shared sense of awe and excitement.Near Jaffa Gate, on a promenade off Agron Street, hundreds of spectators of different religions stood on their toes – video cameras held high above their heads – just to catch a glimpse of the roaring state-ofthe art Formula 1 race cars speed by.Every time one of the vaunted cars roared past – even if they couldn't actually see it – the crowd cheered its approval.The event, spearheaded by Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat, is part of Formula 1's "Peace Road Show," featuring worldclass race cars and drivers representing Ferrari, Mercedes and Audi – as well as a model constructed by Ben-Gurion University student engineers.Shaul Krozer, an Orthodox Jew from Jerusalem, noted the peaceful nature of the gathering as he stood near a group of Arab men and women to take in the event."All we have all the time is fighting, fighting and fighting, but everyone is here together and happy – Muslims, Christians and Orthodox Jews," he said. "There are no fights."Indeed, despite the presence of an estimated 100,000 spectators, police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said that not one incident of violence was reported.The route of the cavalcade went from the Cinematheque to Sultan's Pool, on to the Tower of David, through Mamilla Boulevard, past the King David Hotel, on to Liberty Bell Park, by the Old Train Station, and back to the Cinematheque. As a result of the closed roads, Jerusalem experienced traffic backups during the afternoon and early evening, but it didn't seem to douse the spirits of the attendees.Krozer said that the event proved that Jerusalem remains a city for people of all faiths and backgrounds."The Orthodox normally don't like such mixed parties, and a lot of Jews are running away [from the city] because it has become too [religious]," he said. "But this event shows that people want to stay and live here – that it's still an open society."Elizabeth Awwad, of east Jerusalem, said hundreds of Arabs from her neighborhood were excited to attend the show, despite the high number of Jewish attendees."A lot of people came here from east Jerusalem," she said."You see, I am Muslim and they are Jewish, and we are together. We need to be together like this all the time and have no more fighting – not for me but for [the] children. Enough war."Gabi Diamant, of Ra'anana, attended the event with his two grandchildren."It's a show, not a real race, but nice for the Israeli public to see fast, expensive cars," he said. "It's a leisure thing for the public, and it's nice. There's a contrast between the Old City and the fast modern cars, so it's interesting."Asked if he thought the city should hold an annual Formula 1 race, Diamant said he was not sanguine about the prospect."Maybe in 200 years it'll be like the races in Monte Carlo," he said. "But for now, I don't think we're ready."Eyal Weintraub, a Formula 1 fan from the capital, attempted to position himself well for a view of the cars, video camera in hand, but found it difficult to penetrate the rows of onlookers also jockeying for position."I've never seen Formula 1 in person, so I hope it will continue to come to Israel as part of the circuit," he said."We have such classic places to build a circuit in – the same as Monaco, which is also a small city."Sophie and Simcha Sheldon said they came from Hashmona'im to attend the event."I'm here because my husband wanted to see it," said Sophie with a laugh. "But I have to admit, the sound is quite exciting." Simcha added that he hoped the show would demonstrate Israel's often overlooked pluralistic and peaceful side to the world."I wanted to participate in an event that shows Jerusalem is a city of peace and positive life experiences," he said."This clearly isn't a picture of apartheid, is it?" Simcha rhetorically asked, as he pointed to a crowd of Arabs interspersed with Jewish spectators.Sophie added, "Too many people don't know that Israel is a positive, modern and open society where people of all backgrounds come together to have peaceful fun."Twelve-year-old Rami Hodaly and his 11 year-old cousin Kareen Abousaid, both of Jerusalem, expressed excitement at witnessing the historic event."It's a once-in-a lifetime opportunity," said Hodaly. "I love the track and the sound.""I don't like cars usually," Abou said. "But this is great because they are so fast and the sounds are really high and the moves are amazing."It's very important that [Formula 1] thought to come here because I think Israel is a really important country."Meanwhile, Abu Hanna, an octogenarian from east Jerusalem, happily sat with his cane and several friends on a bench, far away from all the action."I am from Jerusalem, so I wanted to be here," said Hanna. "There are too many people for me to see anything, but I will stay because everyone is here, and I wanted to be here too."
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Kenly Dollar General Store Robbed
Kenly Police are looking for a suspect who robbed the Dollar General Store at 201 South Church Street.
The robbery happened around 10pm Sunday.
Police said the suspect entered the business, displayed a handgun, then fled with an undisclosed amount of money.
A getaway car was parked behind the business, police believe.
Police Chief Josh Gibson said the suspect was a light skinned black male, unknown age, between 5 foot 6 and 5 foot 9, wearing large glasses. There were no injuries.
Anyone with information about the robbery or the suspect is asked to contact the Kenly Police Department at 919-284-2116. Callers with information can remain anonymous. Photo courtesy Jason Thompson
Kenly Teen Killed In Crash
The Highway Patrol is investigating a single vehicle accident early Sunday that claimed the life of a Kenly teenager.
Eighteen year-old Erika Lynn Wells was killed in the 3:25am accident on Hawkins Road off US301 between Selma and Micro.
Troopers said Wells was traveling southbound in a 2000 Chevy SUV when she ran off the roadway to the right, overcorrected, and then overturned as her vehicle crossed the centerline. The SUV came to rest on its roof in the roadway.
Wells, who was not wearing a seat belt, was ejected onto the shoulder of the roadway and died.
Trooper L.T. Robinson is still investigating the early morning accident. Investigators believe Wells may have been exceeding a safe speed at the time of the crash. |
The accident marked the 5th fatal collision on Johnston County roadways in 2015.
$4 Million In Gold Stolen During I-95 Robbery
The FBI and Wilson County Sheriff's Office are investigating the reported theft of $4 million worth of gold stolen along I-95 Sunday evening.
WRAL says the armed robbery happened after the vehicle the gold was in broken down while traveling from Miami to Massachusetts.
Two armed security guards reported that their vehicle became disabled around 7pm near the 114 mile marker. The guards said they were forced into the woods where their hands were bound and ordered to the ground, while three armed men operating a white van loaded the gold into their vehicle then fled.
WRAL said the guards were employed by TransValue Inc, a Florida company, which transports valuables between financial institutions.
The two guards were not injured.
Anyone with information about the gold heist is asked to contact the Wilson County Sheriff's Office at 252-237-2118.
2 Of 3 Suspects In Princeton Area Drug Investigation Arrested
(Right) Michael Antonio Everette, 49, from the Smithfield area is wanted on felony drug charges, by the Johnston County Sheriff's Office Narcotics Division, following an undercover investigation into illegal prescription pill sales in the Princeton area.
The Johnston County Sheriff's Office has arrested two of three suspects in connection with a 3-1/2 month undercover investigation.
Narcotics Captain A.C. Fish said undercover officers had conducted a series of undercover buys of prescription pills in the Princeton area. The suspects charged allegedly sold the pills to the agents.
Feyon Cornelius Pratt, 31, of West Edwards Street, Princeton was arrested Friday on more than a dozen felony charges including 9 counts of trafficking in opium or heroin.
James Edward McClarin, 58, of West Second Street, Princeton was charged Saturday with three counts of trafficking in opium or heroin.
A third suspect, Michael Antonio Everette, 49, from the Smithfield area still remains at large. Everette is described as a black male, 6 foot tall, weighing 150 pounds. He is also wanted on felony drug charges, Captain Fish told WTSB News on Monday.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Michael Antonio Everette is asked to contact the Johnston County Sheriff's Office at 919-989-5000.
Judge Elton C. Pridgen, 90, Smithfield
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for retired Judge Elton C. Pridgen of Smithfield who died Sunday at the age of 90 at Liberty Commons in Benson.
Judge Pridgen graduated from Selma High School in 1941 and enlisted in the US Army Ordnance Department in 1943. He served for 3 years during WWII, including 27 months in England and France where he attained the rank of Technical Sergeant.
Judge Pridgen was discharged from the military in 1946 at Ft. Bragg and worked in insurance real estate until he enrolled in the University of North Carolina. He graduated in 1954 from law school and worked for several years with an insurance company in the claims department.
In 1971 he was appointed as assistant district attorney for Johnston, Harnett and Lee counties and served in that position until July 1975 when he was appointed district court judge.
He was elected to that position and served in that capacity until 1978 when he was appointed chief district court judge. Pridgen served as chief district court judge until 1988 when he retired but remained an emergency/recalled district court judge until 1995.
In Nov. 2004, the NC State Bar recognized Judge Pridgen for 50 years of service as a licensed attorney.
He was a member of the Centenary United Methodist Church where he had been an active member since 1956. He was active in church business over the years and was an adult Sunday School teacher for 52 years.
He was a member of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW).
Judge Pridgen is survived by one son, Elton C. Pridgen Jr., and wife, Lisa McGee Pridgen, two grandchildren, Elton Pridgen III and Lindsey Prigden. A son, Shadrick Lassiter Pridgen predeceased him in May 2005.
The family of Judge Elton Pridgen will receive friends at Parrish Funeral Home in Selma on Tuesday, March 3rd from 6-8pm. Funeral services will be held at Centenary United Methodist Church in Smithfield on Wednesday, March 4th at 2pm. Burial will follow at Four Oaks Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the Centenary United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 140 E. Market Street, Smithfield, NC 27577 or to a charity of ones choice.
March 1-7 Severe Weather Awareness Week In NC
Tornado Drill Scheduled For 9:30am Wednesday
Gov. Pat McCrory has declared March 1 – 7 as Severe Weather Awareness Week in North Carolina.
Last year, 81 tornado warnings were issued and 36 tornados were confirmed.
The deadliest months for tornadoes in NC are the months of March, May and November.
In 2014, the National Weather Service issued 632 severe thunderstorm warnings and a total of 686 severe thunderstorms were confirmed.
Tornadoes form during heavy thunderstorms when warm, moist air collides with cold air. These storms can also produce large hail and strong winds. Residents should be equally prepared when other forms of severe weather threaten, such as lightning, floods or hail.
Listen to local radio, television or a NOAA radio when severe weather is likely. If a warning is issued, a tornado has been spotted in your area and you should take shelter immediately. If you are at home, go to a basement if available, or to the lowest floor of the house and to an interior room such as a hallway, pantry or closet away from windows.
Schoolchildren should go to inner hallways that are away from windows. Stay out of gymnasiums, auditoriums or cafeterias where there is a large roof span.
A statewide tornado drill will take place on Wednesday, March 4th at 9:30am. Residents are reminded this will only be a drill. Photo 2008 tornado damage on Bridgers Road near Kenly. WTSB Photo
Smithfield Police Make 2 DWI Arrests Early-Sunday
Smithfield Police made two DWI arrests Sunday morning during unrelated traffic stops.
Around 12:10am, an officer stopped a vehicle in the 100 block of North Brightleaf Boulevard. Inside the vehicle, a small amount of cocaine and marijuana were located, according to Lt. R.K. Powell.
The driver, Lynton Yates Ray Jr., 29, (top right) of Government Road, Clayton was charged with driving while impaired, felony possession of cocaine, and misdemeanor possession of marijuana. Lt. Powell said Ray registered 0.15 on the Breathalyzer, above the legal limit of 0.08.
Ray was booked into the Johnston County Jail in lieu of a $22,000 bond.
Smithfield Police seized a van from a DWI suspect during a traffic stop around 3:44am on Broadway Street near Brogden Road.
Carlos Alexander Bacas, 30, (lower right) of Third Street, Smithfield was charged with DWI and driving on a revoked license. Lt. Powell said Bacas had a prior DWI charge and because he was driving while intoxicated again police seized his Chevy van.
Bacas registered 0.17 on his first Breathalyzer reading but refused to submit a second breath sample, Lt. Powell said.
Bacas was given a $2,000 bond pending an April 16 court date, according to arrest records.
Police: Mom Leaves 11 Month-Old Alone In Car While Shopping
The Department of Social Services has been notified by Smithfield Police about an incident involving an 11 month-old child on Sunday.
A security guard working at Carolina Premium Outlets called police around 3pm after noticing the infant alone in a vehicle in the parking lot, according to police spokesperson Lt. R.K. Powell. Police arrived and found the vehicle running, the doors to the car unlocked, and the 11 month-old alone and secured in a car seat.
Lt. Powell said officers later found the mother of the child shopping at the outlet center accompanied by another young child.
Karen Lizbeth Maldono Arellano, 21, of Hunting Drive, Selma was cited for misdemeanor child abuse. She was ordered to appear in court on April 1 on the citation.
Lt. Powell said officers also notified social workers about the incident.
Cleveland Fire Department Receives New Rating After Inspection
The Cleveland Fire Department recently completed a routine NCRRS inspection as required by the North Carolina Department of Insurance. This inspection assists insurance companies in setting the insurance rates for homes and businesses in the local community served by the Fire Department.
The North Carolina Response Rating System (NCRRS) reflects the efficiency of the Department in their service to the community. Among other things, the routine inspections look for proper staffing levels, sufficient equipment, and proper maintenance of equipment, communications capabilities and availability of a water source.
This year, the Cleveland Fire Department improved its previous score of 5/9e to a higher 4/9e. The improved score could significantly lower business and home insurance cost for properties located within the Cleveland Fire Department's responding district known as the McLemore District. The rating adjustment went into effect on March 1, 2015.
E.G. Burr, Assistant Chief of the Cleveland Fire Department said the department wishes to share this valuable information with the business owners and homeowners. "It is our hope that the community will benefit from this rate adjustment during a time when the expenses of everyday life is ever increasing," Burr said.
"We would encourage all business and home owners to contact their insurance agency after March 1, 2015 and inquire if they qualify for an adjustment to a lower rate," Burr told WTSB. "Citing proprietary reasons, the insurance companies that we contacted would not share details of their pricing structure."
The NCRRS rating system ranges from 1, the highest, to 10, not recognized as a certified fire department by the state, with most rural departments falling into the 9S category. While lower ratings do not necessarily indicate poor service, a higher rating does suggest that a department is overall better equipped to respond to fires in its district. Higher ratings can also significantly lower homeowner's insurance rates in that fire district.
2015 Soil and Water Conservation Awards
The Johnston Soil and Water Conservation District recently recognized citizens who have contributed to natural resource conservation in the county.
River Friendly Farmer Award
The 2015 River Friendly Farmer Award went to Ben Shields of In Good Heart Farm in Clayton. Ben, and his wife Patricia, operate a 6-acre organic farm where they grow produce. A variety of vegetables, strawberries and flowers are grown using methods that do not include GMO's or genetically modified organisms.
With assistance from USDA-NRCS, Ben installed a seasonal high tunnel that allows for the growing season of their crops to be extended during cold weather. They market their goods at the NC Farmers Market in Raleigh and restaurants such as 'The Irregardless Café. They also offer a CSA, which is a 'Community Supported Agriculture' operation. A CSA is where a farmer produces seasonal crops for consumers who commit to a partnership with the producer.
Sheilds has a background in organic farming where he worked on seven different organic farms in Italy before settling in Johnston County. Ben and Patricia have a son, Elliot, who also participates in the farm chores.
Conservation Farm Family Award
The Conservation Farm Family Award went to Brian Worley and Jason Worley from the Princeton area.
The family farm has been in the Worley Family for over a hundred years. Brian and Jason's father passed away at a young age and their uncle, Billy Worley, assisted with and continued the farming operation.
The Worley family grows wheat, corn, rapeseed and strawberries. They use a practice called 'no-till' in planting their crops. No-till is when minimal soil disturbance occurs during the planting process. This can be done using a no-till drill or no-till chisel or blade.
The Worley's utilize rapeseed as a winter cover crop and they no-till the seeds into the corn residue. This maximizes the soil's water and nutrient holding capacity and prevents soil erosion. This also enhances their soil's health.
With Jason's background in agriculture business management, Brian's background in mechanical engineering, and Billy's extensive farming experience, they all work together as both a team and a family in producing agricultural products for the community.
Tree Farmer Of The Year Award
Dr. Frank Stallings and his son, Donnie, received the 2015 Johnston Soil & Water Conservation District Tree Farmer of the Year Award. A native of Smithfield, Dr. Stallings manages over 125 acres of woodland in the Cleveland community. With the help of his son, Donnie, they grow and manage long leaf pine trees.
Long leaf pine trees, the official NC State tree, were the predominate pine species in NC's early history. They were harvested for their tar and pitch, which were used in the naval stores as part of the shipping industry during the 1700's and 1800's.
The Stallings have 75 acres of long leaf pine that was established in the 1980's and in 2012 to prevent erosion, protect water quality and provide wildlife habitat through the USDA Conservation Reserve Program. They manage their long leaf pines by controlled burns and by pine straw raking. The pine straw is raked into bales and sold to nurseries. Long leaf pine savannahs are a unique ecosystem, which provide habitat to a variety of wildlife and endangered species.
Dr. Stallings and his wife of 61 years, Alice, live in Washington, NC where he practices pediatric medicine. Donnie, their son, resides in Johnston County and actively oversees their woodland operation.
Downtown Smithfield Crash Injures One
Smithfield Police cited the drivers of two vehicles involved in a collision Thursday morning at the intersection of Market and South Third Streets.
Police said a Jeep traveling eastbound on Market Street, driven by Anthony Williams Keyes, 40, of Lillian Drive, Clayton, collided with a 2012 Chevy car traveling southbound on Third Street, and driven by Teri Lynn Cronan, 45, of Sullivan Road, Selma.
After the impact, the Jeep ended up on the sidewalk just feet away from the front door at Jewel's Bridal Boutique. The Chevy came to rest in the eastbound lanes of Market Street.
Police reported three witnesses said Keyes ran the red light at the intersection, while one witness said Cronan ran the red light. One witness said it appeared Cronan was going fast as she entered the intersection.
Police cited Keyes with a stop light violation. Cronan was cited for exceeding a safe speed and for a seat belt violation.
Cronan was treated and released at Johnston Medical Center in Smithfield for minor injuries.
The accident caused traffic delays around the intersection for about 45 minutes. WTSB Photos
Selma Hires New Auditing Firm
The Town of Selma has hired a new firm to conduct the annual audit of the towns finances.
Ten firms submitted proposals and the three finalists were presented to the Selma Town Council for consideration.
Town Manager Jon Barlow (pictured) said a number of criteria were used to evaluate each company, including the price, staff experience, prior municipal auditing experience, and references from existing clients.
The Town Council decided to go with Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC from Atlanta, GA. They agreed to do the 2015 audit for $24,000.
S. Preston Douglas & Associates of Lumberton, NC had submitted a proposal of $28,000 and Winston, Williams, Creech, Evans & Company LLP of Oxford, NC submitted a bid of $30,000.
Town officials selected Mauldin & Jenkins not only because of the price, but because they have been approved by the NC Local Government Commission and the NC State Board of CPA Examiners to perform audits in NC.
The Atlanta-firm also agreed to provide Selma employee's quarterly training sessions, technical and financial reports updates and advice free of charge. The other two finalists did not provide those services, Barlow said. WTSB Photo
Smithfield Teen Fights Off Would-Be Attacker
Smithfield Police are looking for a suspect who tried to assault a teenager Thursday night.
The incident happened in the 1100 block of North Brightleaf Boulevard adjacent to CVS Pharmacy.
Police Lt. R.K. Powell said an 18 year-old Smithfield resident stopped at an ice machine. Once outside her vehicle an unknown male grabbed her from behind. The teen was able to strike the suspect in his face with her elbow then flee. The young girl was not harmed.
Police said the suspect was a white male wearing a dark hoodie. Lt. Powell said the incident was isolated but an important reminder for everyone to be aware of your surroundings especially if you're alone and it is after dark.
Anyone who may have witnessed the 8:15pm incident, or saw the suspect in the area, is asked to contact the Smithfield Police Tip Line at 919-989-8835. Callers can remain anonymous.
Four Oaks Man Charged With Child Abuse
A Four Oaks man has been charged with child abuse for allegedly leaving his 5 year-old son in his car unattended.
The incident happened around 10:40am Thursday in the 1000 block of North Brightleaf Boulevard.
Witnesses reportedly told police the child had been left unattended in the vehicle for about 15 minutes. The car's engine had been left running, and at least one witness told police the child was revving the car's engine and also playing with the gearshift.
Police charged Marlon Javier Lopez Escamilla, 26, of Boyette Road, Four Oaks with child abuse. Escamilla was given a citation at the scene and ordered to appear in Johnston County Court on April 14th on the misdemeanor charge.
Smythers Completes Basic Training
Air Force Airman 1st Class Jeremy Smythers graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
Smythers is the son of Joan and James Smythers of Princeton. He is a 2008 graduate of Princeton High School. He earned a bachelor's degree in 2012 from Campbell University in Buies Creek.
Winter Storm Causes Accidents, Power Outages
Photos (top to bottom) (1) A car overturned Wednesday night on Freedom Road. Photo by John Payne (2) A car slid off Crantock Road at Freedom Road Wednesday night. Photo by John Payne. (3) Power crews replace a utility pole struck by a car Thursday morning on Market Street at Sixth Street in Downtown Smithfield. WTSB Photo (4) Ice covers a pine tree off Buffalo Road north of Selma. Photo by John Payne.(5) 13 month-old Anna Grace Powell enjoys the winter weather in Micro. Contributed photo
About 2,580 homes and businesses in Johnston County are without power Thursday afternoon due to the winter storm. That is compared to more than 100,000 who lost power from the winter storm across North Carolina.
Areas to the north and west of Johnston County received the heaviest snow accumulation from the overnight winter storm, but it still caused its fair share of problems locally.
Most areas of Johnston County received some snow and freezing rain. Areas west of I-95 received higher accumulations. Those are the same areas where most of the power outages have been reported.
Travel was hazardous overnight.
Accidents were reported across the county, with the most crashes being reported west of I-95 where snow accumulated on roads and bridges.
In Smithfield, three customers lost power after a car struck a utility pole on Market Street near Sixth Street around 6:43am.
Smithfield Police said a 2012 Ford driven by Kandace Nicole Williford, 21, of Goldsboro was traveling at an estimated 40mph in a 25mph zone when she lost control of her car, crossed into the oncoming lanes and slammed into the utility pole, causing it to break.
Williford received minor injuries in the crash. She was cited by Officer S.A. Reeve with speeding and exceeding a safe speed.
Smithfield Public Utilities Director Ken Griffin said three customers were without power for about 1 hour due to the accident.
While the winter storm has left the region, there still remains some danger of falling trees and large branches weighted down by the heavy wet snow and ice accumulation.
Combined with gusty winds Thursday afternoon, falling trees and branches could potentially cause property damage, injury, and even more power outages.
If you have trees around your property, be ready to quickly more into an interior room of you home or office if you begin to see or hear trees falling around your property.
With the large number of power outages, many residents may turn to alternate power and heating sources. Be sure to exercise caution and safety when using alternate heating and cooking sources and generators.
To avoid carbon monoxide poisoning, never use gas grills or alternative cooking sources indoors. Make sure alternative heating sources are properly ventilated.
When using a power generator make sure it is located well away from your home or office and well away from indoor air intakes. If you venture outdoors, stay away from downed power lines.
Black ice was a problem Thursday night and Friday morning across much of Central North Carolina.
JCSO: Suspect Arrested After Taking "Selfie"
Johnston County authorities were able to make an arrest in a break-in investigation after a suspect reportedly took a "selfie" photo with a stolen iPod.
The suspect apparently didn't know the victim had linked their iPod to a system to store the photos online. Once the victim checked their photos a few days later, they reported found the photo and turned it over to the Johnston County Sheriff Office.
Rachael Alexis McGlown, 22, of Dublin Court, Four Oaks is not charged with the Nov. 24, 2014 break-in at a nearby home in Sheffield Woods Subdivision, off Highway 210, but is charged with possession of stolen property.
McGlown was arrested Monday and released on an unsecured bond.
Sheriff's detectives are still investigating the break-in and working to recover a number of items taken during the break-in on Sheffield Drive.
Firearm Seized During Traffic Stop
A Clayton man was arrested during a traffic stop on US70 Business West Tuesday afternoon.
A Johnston County deputy stopped a car for a safe movement violation, according to Tammy Amaon, spokesperson for the Johnston County Sheriff's Office.
The deputy was given permission to search the vehicle, Amaon said, and inside the trunk the officer found a 22 caliber rifle with the serial number scratched off.
Justin Devon Norris, 21, of Woodbriar Street, Clayton, was charged with one felony count of altering serial numbers on a firearm. He was given a $10,000 bond after being booked into the Johnston County Jail.
Authorities seized the weapon.
DWI Suspect Gets Struck On Railroad Tracks
A Selma police officer said he was investigating a burglar alarm call around 1:20am on Friday, Feb. 20th when he heard a loud bang nearby.
The policeman looked in the direction of the noise and saw a car stuck on the railroad tracks.
Officers said the driver of the vehicle attempted to cross the tracks where there was no railroad crossing. When they arrived, the driver was accelerating the vehicle trying to get free from the train tracks.
Police notified 911 dispatchers to have Norfolk Southern Railroad to stop all train traffic in the area.
The driver of the car, identified as Brian Christopher Borders, 28, of Thanksgiving Fire Road, Selma, reportedly told officers he was on the way to pick up his wife from work, was sleepy and made a wrong turn.
Police said Borders registered 0.09 on the Breathalyzer, above the legal limit of 0.08.
Police charged Borders with driving while impaired and an unsafe movement violation. At the time of the accident, police said Borders was out of jail on a $1,000 bond from Wayne County for driving on a revoked license and driving without insurance.
Police estimate Borders traveled 35 feet off South Sharpe Street before striking the railroad tracks.
Damage to his 1998 Ford was estimated at $500.
Former Cleveland High Teacher Accused Of Taking Indecent Liberties With Student
A former Johnston County school teacher has been arrested on charges of taking indecent liberties with a student.
Ronald Lee Chewning, 25, of Greensboro, formerly of Raleigh, was served with the arrest warrants this week in Guilford County.
Chewning was a teacher at Cleveland High School during the 2013-14 school year.
The Johnston County Sheriff's Office said they received a complaint on Feb. 12, 2015 from a former student who alleged Chewning had inappropriate contact with her, according to Sheriff's Captain A.C. Strickland.
The student was 16 at the time of the alleged offense.
Captain Strickland said no additional charges are expected against Chewning at this time, and no other students at Cleveland High have come forward with any allegations against the suspect.
Chewning is facing charges in Wake County where is he accused of having sex with a student in December 2014 while he was a teacher at Broughton High School. He resigned just prior to his arrest on Feb. 6th by Wake County authorities on a felony count of sex offense involving a student.
Rouzer Named Co-Chairman Of Coastal Communities Caucus
Washington, D.C. - Congressman David Rouzer (NC-7) has been named Co-Chairman of the Coastal Communities Caucus. This bipartisan caucus will focus on issues that our coastal communities face.
"Our coastal communities face a unique set of challenges," said Congressman Rouzer. "Whether it's flood insurance, beach nourishment and re-nourishment, the dredging of our waterways and inlets, or protecting our coastlines from natural disasters, we are committed to working together to meet the needs of our coasts."
Other members of the caucus include Representatives David Jolly (R-FL), Patrick Murphy (D-FL), Bradley Byrne (R-AL), Frank LoBiondo (R-NJ), Lois Capps (D-CA), Denny Heck (D-WA), and Frank Pallone (D-NJ).
Suspect Sought For Credit Card Fraud
Authorities are turning to the public for help identifying a suspect wanted for financial card fraud.
The female in the top right surveillance image is accused of using a stolen credit at Wal-Mart on Highway 42 in the Cleveland community to make two separate transactions, one for $500 and another for $4.24. The woman also made two ATM withdrawals in the amount of $40 and $360.
She was also seen in the vehicle (shown below) in the store surveillance video.
The credit card was reported stolen from the Smithfield area on February 17.
Anyone who recognizes the suspect is asked to contact the Johnston County Sheriff's Office Detectives Division at 919-989-5000. Callers with information can remain anonymous.
200 Attend Daddy Daughter Dance
The Smithfield Parks and Recreation Department hosted its annual Daddy Daughter Dance on Saturday, February 21st.
Pink and gold colors set off the evening.
The dancing was fun for both the dads and the daughters in attendance.
Earp Entertainment provided games and music for the evening.
About 200 proud dads and their daughters attended the event at the Smithfield Recreation and Aquatics Center. Contributed photo
Inmate Charged With Marijuana Possession
A Johnston County man was arrested on charges he had drugs in his possession after being booked into the Johnston County Jail Tuesday afternoon.
A bail bondsman surrendered Timothy Brian Kirk, 22, of Maple Avenue, Kenly to authorities after originally posting his bond for shoplifting and larceny.
While being processed into the county lockup, jailors reportedly found 1 gram of suspected marijuana in his sock, according to Tammy Amaon, Public Information Officer with the Johnston County Sheriff's Office.
Kirk was charged with possession of a controlled substance in jail, a felony offense.
He was given a $15,000 bond on the felony drug charge and a $2,500 bond on the shoplifting charge.
Several Accidents Close I-95
A fiery accident was among at least 3 crashes that shut down Interstate 95 in Johnston County Tuesday night.
The accidents happened starting just after 6pm on I-95. Multiple fire, EMS, and law enforcement officers responded to the crashes near Smithfield, Selma, and Kenly.
In one of the wrecks, a tractor trailer jackknifed in the southbound lanes then burst into flames.
Fire crews brought the blaze under control.
However, the accidents temporarily closed both north and southbound lanes of the interstate, causing significant traffic delays.
Injuries were reported but there was no immediate information available on the conditions of those hurt. Photo courtesy JoCoFire.com
Trailer Filled With Spices Burns On I-95
Southbound lanes of Interstate 95 in Selma were brought to a standstill early Tuesday morning, not because of the snow, but because of a fire.
A semi pulling a brand new enclosed trailer hauling spices from Maryland to Miami pulled onto the shoulder of I-95 after a trailer tire caught fire. The fire spread so quickly, it could not be extinguished by the driver.
Adam Cones from Miami, Florida said he had just enough time to disconnect his truck from the burning trailer and call 911.
The Selma and Micro Fire Departments battled the blaze for several hours.
Southbound traffic had to be detoured through the rest area as crews worked to bring the fire under control.
The NC Highway Patrol responded to the scene to investigate.
The trailer and its content of spices were a complete loss. No injuries were reported. Photos by John Payne
Smithfield Police Respond To Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Assistant District Attorney Responds To Questions
The Smithfield Police Department and Johnston County District Attorney's Office have responded to an exclusive WTSB News story we first broke on Monday.
The estate of a Smithfield man who was reportedly assaulted outside a Venture Drive business in February 2013 has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Town of Smithfield, specifically the Smithfield Police Department, claiming failure by police to render medical aid to the victim contributed to his death. Gerald Luther Burton Jr., 38, died two days later in the hospital.
Burton's estate has also sued the person charged with assaulting him in the parking lot of the Hookah House, Trenton Kyle Hensley of Kenly.
Hensley was arrested on the day of the incident in 2013 and charged with felony assault. After Burton's death, the charges were never upgraded. And two years later, Hensley has yet to be tried on the assault charge.
Assistant District Attorney Paul Jackson released a statement to WTSB saying, "The circumstances surrounding the death of Mr. Burton Jr. are complex and still under investigation. Mr. Hensley was not the only one involved. Many other people engaged in the brawl that culminated in Mr. Burton's death, and others may also bear responsibility. Because of the large number of people involved as well as the lack of cooperation and elusiveness of critical witnesses, the investigation has taken an unusually long time. It is important to uncover the truth and get it right no matter how long that may take."
When asked specifically if Burton's death was being treated as a homicide investigation, if charges against Hensley would be upgraded, or if authorities wanted witnesses who hadn't spoke to police to come forward, Jackson released a second written statement to our questions saying, "In order to ensure the integrity of the judicial process and the pending investigation, I cannot publicly comment regarding the specific details related to the investigation or potential charges that may be brought once the investigation is complete."
A short time after WTSB News posted the story about the lawsuit on our website Monday afternoon, Smithfield Police Lt. R.K. Powell, a spokesperson for the department released a prepared statement.
Lt. Powell said the events that took Burton's life were "tragic" and "prayers continue to go out for him and his family." But because the matter is an on-going police investigation "comments must be limited to what is public information."
Police said they were dispatched to a large group fighting on Venture Drive at 2:08am on the morning in question. EMS was dispatched at 2:09am. Officers arrived on the scene at 2:10am and EMS arrived on the scene, after it was secured by police, at 2:16am.
"Members of the police department followed established police procedures dictated by such a tragic event," Lt. Powell said. "Proper medical protocols were also followed. We are not able to comment further due to the pending civil suit and on-going criminal investigation."
"The Town and the Police Department do however dispute… claims, as they pertain to the Smithfield Police Department, and plan to vigorously defend the suit against the Town of Smithfield," according to a statement released to WTSB News.
Car Flips On Highway 231
The Highway Patrol is investigating a single car accident Monday night on Highway 231 in northern Johnston County.
Around 9:42pm, a Honda skidded off the roadway in the 1700 block of Highway 231, struck a ditch bank, and then overturned.
Emergency crews arrived on the scene and could not locate the driver who apparently had left the scene, according to witnesses.
State troopers are still investigating the accident. Photo by John Payne
School System Announces Feb. 17-20 Make Up Days
Students missed four days of classes last week, Feb. 17-20, due to the wintry weather.
School officials have announced the make up dates for last weeks weather event, but have not made any decision about the make up date for the Feb. 24th-26th snow days.
For Traditional Calendar students, Feb. 17 will be a day forgiven for students. Because the school schedule already exceeds the requisite number of instructional hours, the day was waived for students to make up. However, June 15 has been added as an optional teacher workday at the end of the school year.
Early release dates on March 11 and April 29 will be changed to full days to make up for Feb. 18th.
Early released on June 10 has been changed to a full day and June 11, previously a teacher workday, will now become a student day to make up for Feb. 19th.
Feb. 20th will be made up on March 27th, which had previously been a student holiday and teacher workday.
For more information on Traditional, Year Round, and Early/Middle Make Up Days click here.
Rouzer Meets With Area Elected Officials
Congressman David Rouzer (second from right) holds a roundtable discussion with Lenoir county leaders.
Congressman David Rouzer (R-NC07) held a series of roundtable discussions with county commissioners and mayors across the district during last week's Congressional recess period.
This was an opportunity for local elected officials to talk about the needs of their communities and how the Congressman's office can best serve them.
"It's important that we have strong relationships with our local leaders," said Congressman Rouzer. "Our district is very diverse and each community has different needs. We will work hard to be a strong voice for all of the communities of the 7th Congressional District."
"I appreciate all the input and feedback we have received from county commissioners, mayors, and many other interested citizens throughout the week," Rouzer said. "Jobs, the economy, and infrastructure needs have been the predominant topics of concern along with the growing threat of terrorism."
Selma Agrees To Pay For Flags On 700 Veterans Graves
American Legion Unable To Continue Paying For Flags
(Left) Eric Godwin with American Legion Post 141 in Selma appears before the Selma Town Council asking the Town to buy the 700 flags they place on Veterans graves in Selma each year. The Legion is no longer able to afford the $400 yearly expense. The Town agreed to buy the flags. WTSB Photo
The Selma Town Council says they will find funds to help the Selma American Legion Post continue to buy small flags to place on the graves of Veterans, or as Councilman Tommie Holmes said, if the town can't find the money, the councilman will pay for it themselves.
Eric Godwin, a member of American Legion Post 141, said for many years, with the help of the Smithfield Selma High School ROTC, small flags have been placed on Veterans graves at Selma Memorial Gardens and Greenwood Cemetary, also known as the Selma City Cemetary.
The cost to place the flags on the graves is $400 each year.
But the American Legion is unable to continue to bare the cost.
And Godwin said the Legion building is in need of significant repairs but they are unable to afford the renovations.
The Selma Town Council agreed to help Godwin and the American Legion by paying the $400 annual cost to purchase the flags.
The Council and Mayor Cheryl Oliver asked Town Manager Jon Barlow to find funds in the current fiscal year budget and to present his findings at the March meeting for approval.
Mayor Oliver instructed town staff to be on the lookout for any potential grants that would be available for the American Legion to help pay for their building repairs.
Greensboro Football Team Gains Top Local Recruit
The Greensboro College Football Team has named Bryer Rogers to their 2015 roster.
Rogers comes from Cleveland High School in Clayton where he played for the team all four years. Rogers has paid his deposit for enrollment for the 2015 Fall Semester.
During his freshman and sophomore year he was part of the junior varsity team where he started in 10 games each season. In Rogers' freshman year he played left guard and center and during his sophomore year he played left tackle and was part of the defensive line. Rogers had the chance to prove himself on a varsity level seven times during his first two years of high school and it paid off.
During his junior year, Rogers started in 12 games on the defensive line for the Rams. Rogers recorded 41 tackles, six tackles for loss, and five fumble recoveries. Rogers also forced two fumbles and made five sacks.
Rogers started in 12 games both on the defensive and offensive line in his last season as a Ram. Rogers made 55 tackles, 31.5 tackles for loss and forced one fumble. He made two fumble recoveries and three sacks.
While being a powerhouse on the field, he is also one in the weight room. Rogers benches 405 lbs and squats 550 lbs with ease. "Bryer is a hard-nosed competing player that has the size and strength to come in and compete for a starting spot and help advanced the offensive line," said offensive coordinator Kevin Wallace.
"We feel that Bryer will continue the long and outstanding tradition of fast and physical linemen at Greensboro College," said head coach Bill Young.
Bryer is the son of Julie Parrish and stepson of Daylon Beasley of the Cleveland School Community in Clayton. Contributed
Town of Smithfield Named In Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Just weeks after the Town of Smithfield settled their final civil lawsuit involving the Salary Gate scandal, a new lawsuit has been filed against the Town.
The estate of a Smithfield man who died following an altercation outside of a Smithfield business in 2013 has sued the Town and the suspect charged with assaulting the deceased man.
The suit alleges wrongdoing and neglect by Smithfield police officers that responded to the scene contributed to his death.
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OCLC Number: | 18834711 |
Notes: | Reprint. Originally published: 2nd ed. New York : Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1975. |
Description: | viii, 328 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm |
Contents: | The propagation of light -- The vectorial nature of light -- Coherence and interference -- Multiple-beam interference -- Diffraction -- Optics of solids -- Thermal radiation and light quanta -- Optical spectra -- Amplification of light. Lasers -- Ray optics -- Appendix I. Relativistic optics. |
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NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. — Daredevil Nik Wallenda said it's been his dream to walk a tightrope across Niagara Falls so he was overwhelmed Wednesday when New York lawmakers voted to let him give it a try.
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"You go there and look and seeing them alone they're breathtaking," Wallenda, a seventh-generation member of the "Flying Wallendas," said of the waterfalls straddling the United States and Canada. "I almost tear up thinking about being out in the middle of that and what it's going to look like. It's going to be amazing."
Wallenda wants to walk above the 180-feet-high Falls, which would be a first, rather than downstream as others have done. The daring trip would be a 2,200 foot walk across the gorge.
Stunts are usually illegal at the Falls, but supporters of Wallenda's plan say it would boost tourism and add to the Falls' storied history. Wallenda, 32, says that what he does is more science than stunt anyway, and he wouldn't put himself in the same category as the barrel-riders and rapids shooters who've had mixed success trying to conquer the Falls since the 1850s.
Story: Fearless high-wire walker eyes Niagara Falls"Everything I do is extremely calculated," he said by phone a few hours before the premier of a new Discovery channel series about his work, "Life on a Wire."
The New York Assembly approved a bill directing the New York Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation to write rules and regulations specifically allowing Wallenda to walk across the Niagara River Gorge. The Senate approved the measure earlier. It was sent Wednesday to Gov. Andrew Cuomo for his consideration.
If the bill becomes law, Wallenda still needs permission from Canadian officials if he is to end the walk in an area overseen by the Niagara Parks Commission. The Ontario commission, which in the past has denied such requests, has not yet received a request for Wallenda, a spokesman said.
Slideshow: Death defiersWallenda would walk from the U.S directly over the Horseshoe Falls to Canada. Jean Francois Gravelot — "the Great Blondin" — who first crossed the gorge on a high wire in 1850, and nearly a dozen who followed, all crossed downstream of the Falls. It's been more than 100 years since anyone has repeated the feat.
"Even to this day, people still come to our visitor center with a curiosity toward the daredevils and high wire performers of past generations," said Niagara Tourism and Convention Corp. President John Percy. "This attempt will solidify Nik Wallenda's place in Niagara Falls folklore and add to the longstanding allure of conquering Niagara's tremendous power."
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