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Coach Wilmes by the Numbers
11 All-Americans
7 Conference Champions
1 Olympian
113 All-Big 12
Seven Drake Relay Top-Five Relay Teams in Four Years
One Cross Country Runner in each of the Past Six NCAA Championships
Former Big Eight Champions (800m)
Four-Time All-American
Assistant track and field coach Jared Wilmes heads into his 11th year on the Tiger coaching staff. While concentrating on the men's distance runners, Wilmes also oversees the entire cross country program. Partnered with his wife, Rebecca, the Wilmes' have developed a talented group of middle-distance and distance runners that have the potential to be a force in the conference and in the country.
On the track Wilmes's main focus is coaching the men's middle distance and distance runners. In 2009, Wilmes saw eight of his student-athletes qualify for NCAA Regional competition, five of whom earned All-Big 12 honors while scoring points for Mizzou at the Big 12 Championships.
As with Missouri tradition, the Tiger presence and top performance at the prestigious Drake Relays has been a priority to Wilmes. In the last four years, at least one Wilmes-coached relay has placed in top three and in the same amount of time, seven relay squads have reached top-five status. In fact, the Mizzou 4x800-relay squad has placed in the top five at Drake in four of the last six years.
The 4x1600-meter squad in 2007 took runner-up honors. Mizzou's distance medley relay took third in 2008.
In 2006, the 4x800m relay squad of Jimmie Jones, Blake Figgins, Neville Miller and Marcus Mayes won the title in dominate fashion. The next day, Jones, Miller, and Mayes joined Matt Noonan in taking the distance medley relay title by nearly seven seconds. Wilmes' 4x1600-meter squad also placed in the top five that year during the historic Tiger showing.
In his time at Missouri, Wilmes has coached 11 All-Americans and seven Big 12 Conference Champions.
In addition to success on the collegiate level, Wilmes has guided several Tigers and former Tigers to success at the national and international level. In 2004, Wilmes coached former Tiger Derrick Peterson to a third-place finish at the USATF Olympic Trials in the 800m run and a berth on the USA Olympic Team. Peterson ran a personal-best time of 1:45.08 at the Olympic Trials to make the team. At the Olympic Games in Athens, Peterson finished fourth in a tactical race, just missing qualifying for the next round. At the 2004 USATF Junior National Championship, Mayes made the USA Junior Team that competed in Grosetto, Italy, at the IAAF World Junior Track and Field Championships.
As the head cross country coach, Wilmes' teams have continually been amongst the Big 12's top half, doing so in five of the last six seasons on the men's side and four of the last eight on the women's side. In 2008, senior Garett Jeffries qualified as an individual for the NCAA Cross Country Championships, marking the sixth-consecutive season Missouri has had an individual qualify for the race. Jeffries earned All-Region honors as well in the 2008 cross country season. Freshman Kaitie Vanatta qualified for the NCAA Championships during the 2009 season.
Wilmes, a Hopkins, Mo., native, has been a mainstay at the University of Missouri. Involved in Mizzou athletics for more than 15 years as a student-athlete, coach and staff member, Wilmes competed at MU from 1990-95 and developed into one of the best middle distance athletes in Missouri history. In addition to earning four All-American titles, the three-time team captain was a Big Eight champion in the 800m run and claimed multiple wins at the prestigious Drake, Kansas and Florida relays.
The winner of several Academic All-America awards, Wilmes was a magna cum laude 1994 honors graduate at Mizzou, earning a dual degree in agriculture economics and business. Wilmes served as a graduate assistant coach for Missouri track and cross country for three years (1995-98) and stayed on with the athletic department for the next two years as an economic analyst in the Tiger business office. During his days as a graduate assistant, Wilmes was involved in all aspects of the program, including a heavy focus on recruiting. Wilmes is currently a USATF Level II certified coach.
Wilmes is married to the former Rebecca Davis, a two-time track All-American at Missouri and Assistant Cross Country Coach. The Wilmes' have two children, Garrett (6) and Elyse (3).
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James H. Robinson
|James H. Robinson
|Oakland County, Michigan
|July 26, 1864
Memphis, Tennessee
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| United States of America
|- Medal of Honor
James H. Robinson (died July 26, 1864) was a Union Army soldier who received the Medal of Honor for his actions during the American Civil War.
A resident of Victor Township, Michigan, Robinson enlisted at the age of 18 in the 3rd Michigan Volunteer Cavalry Regiment, and was mustered in as a Private in Company B. On January 27, 1864 at Brownsville, Arkansas, he performed an act of bravery, single-handedly defending himself against a party of seven enemy guerrillas and killing their leader, that garnered him the Medal of Honor.
Private Robinson received the Medal of Honor on April 4, 1864.
He was later killed in action during the war, and his remains were eventually buried in the Memphis National Cemetery, Memphis, Tennessee, where they can be found in Section H, Grave 4131. His gravesite is marked with a government issue Medal of Honor marker.[1]
Medal of Honor citation[edit]
Rank and Organization:
- Private, Company B, 3d Michigan Cavalry. Place and date: At Brownsville, Ark., January 27, 1864. Entered service at: Victor, Mich. Birth. Oakland County, Mich. Date of issue: April 4, 1864.
- Successfully defended himself, single-handed against seven guerrillas, killing the leader (Capt. W. C. Stephenson) and driving off the remainder of the party.[2][3]
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- ^ "James H. Robinson". Claim to Fame: Medal of Honor recipients. Find a Grave. Retrieved 2007-11-08.
- ^ ""Civil War Medal of Honor citations" (S-Z): Robinson, James H.". AmericanCivilWar.com. Retrieved 2007-11-09.
- ^ "Medal of Honor website (M-Z): Robinson, James H.". United States Army Center of Military History. Retrieved 2007-11-09.


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Background: San Diego Gas & Electric Co. wants to prevent huge wildfires by shutting off electricity to parts of the backcountry on dry, windy days, and wants state regulators to change the rules on liability when it decides to cut power.
What's next: The California Public Utilities Commission is scheduled to meet in San Francisco tomorrow to decide whether it will reject SDG&E's proposal or let it go forward on a trial basis.
A simple legal reality drove San Diego Gas & Electric Co. to suggest the drastic measure of cutting power to rural residents: It reads California law as making it liable for power-line fires.
Even if the company is careful and follows the rules. Even if a stray Mylar balloon flies into its lines, or a wind-driven branch from 50 yards away hits a transformer.
The only slam-dunk way to prevent such fires is to cut electricity, which SDG&E is hoping state regulators will vote tomorrow to let it do.
"We're working to reduce the overall liability," said Michael Niggli, SDG&E's chief operating officer.
Most of the time, when a bird is vaporized, a car runs into a pole or something else causes a line to spark, the fires are small and quickly put out.
But when the brush is dry, humidity is low and Santa Ana winds are screaming down Southern California canyons, the same spark can end up burning hundreds of square miles.
"Our goal is having no more fires," SDG&E Chief Executive Debra Reed said yesterday, describing several ways the company is working toward that end.
Reed spoke of using private firefighters to follow the utility's line crews, smart equipment to test short-circuiting lines and a rented helicopter to help change poles from wood to steel — and put out fires if needed.
Liability questions are only part of the mix.
"You can't separate the issues," Reed said. "When you have fires, it's about loss of life. We don't want loss of life. It's about loss of property. We don't want loss of property."
Yesterday's news conference came two days before the state Public Utilities Commission takes up SDG&E's controversial proposal to leave up to one-third of the county without power after red-flag warnings are called, the brush is tinder-dry, humidity is down and winds kick up.
"We, frankly, cannot prevent all fires associated with our facilities," Niggli said. "We are only looking at preventing those that could be catastrophic."
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But what if a power company's lines are operating as designed and still cause a fire that hurts people or damages property?
A 1999 decision by a state appeals court in San Bernardino, Barham v. Southern California Edison, said the company operating the lines still has to pay, said Woodland Hills plaintiffs lawyer G. Greg Aftergood.
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Nexus 5 vs. Galaxy S4: Under the microscope
By Eric Mack
December 2, 2013
In the world of Android flagship phones, there's plenty of competition and even more opinions about which phone(s) are best, but it's undeniable that two of the phones that generated the most hype and attention in 2013 were Samsung's Galaxy S4 and Google's Nexus 5 (another was from Motorola – also read my hands-on comparison of the Moto X and the Nexus 5). The GS4 hit the market in Q2, while the Nexus 5 arrived just about a month ago. There's been a Galaxy S4 in my house since the summer and I borrowed a Nexus 5 from Google for almost a full month, so at this point I've a strong enough handle on the strengths and weaknesses of each to help those of you still trying to decide between one or the other.
Look and feel
Both the Galaxy S4 and Nexus 5 run towards the big end of the smartphone spectrum. It's not uncommon to shock iPhone fans with the size of the Galaxy S4, and the Nexus 5 is essentially the same size, with just a slightly more pronounced curve to its top and bottom. Google's LG-made phone is .7 millimeters thicker and both phones are also identical in weight, at 130 grams each.
In fact, the only real points of difference between the two phones in this area is in surface aesthetics, where the Galaxy S4's glossy finish and metallic sides give the phone a snappier look than the plain Jane Nexus 5. I give a point to the Nexus 5 for the material its backing is made from, which is matte, non-slick and feels just a bit nicer in the hand than the cheaper plastic feel of the GS 4 (although both are actually made from plastic).
Advantage: Galaxy S4
Spec shoot-out
In most respects when it comes to specs, these two phones have nearly identical, top-of-the-line guts with great 1920 x 1080 displays at over 440 pixels per inch, 2 GB of RAM, LTE and NFC, among other similarities.
The Nexus 5 benefits from being released nearly a half-year after the Galaxy S4 simply by virtue of the fact that the more advanced Snapdragon 800 CPU was available. The Galaxy S4 has the earlier Snapdragon 600. Both processors have four cores, but the Nexus 5's 800 is clocked at 2.3 GHz, to 1.9 GHz on the GS4's 600.
The Galaxy S4 has a slightly bigger battery than the Nexus 5, but both seem to get similar use out of a charge.
However, there is a small but noticeable edge in performance for the Nexus 5 that I believe can be attributed to the combination of the more advanced Snapdragon 800, Android 4.4 KitKat and the lack of bloatware on the Nexus 5 which is found in abundance on the Galaxy S4.
Advantage: Nexus 5
The Galaxy S4 comes jammed with all kinds of software-based features and other tweaks from Samsung, from eye-tracking to all sorts of crazy gestures and other additions to the camera and S Health apps, just for starters.
A number of those TouchWiz features are undeniably neat, while others rarely seem to work as advertised, but after a few months, the reality is that almost none of them are still being used at all in my household.
The pure, stripped-down version of Android KitKat that the Nexus 5 ships with is almost the exact opposite of Samsung's TouchWiz, especially on the Galaxy S4. It's minimalist, which also makes it quicker and responsive. The one feature that Google does force on Nexus 5 users, Google Now, integrates much better with the overall experience than Samsung's comparable S Voice (find more details in my full Android KitKat review).
Technically, the Galaxy S4 offers much more in the software department than the Nexus 5, including some really nifty camera improvements, but overall this is one of those cases where less truly is more.
Advantage: Nexus 5
No contest here at all. The Galaxy S4 simply offers one of the best smartphone cameras on an Android device available today, and it's one of the few places where TouchWiz really adds rather than subtracting from the experience.
The Nexus 5, on the other hand, improves on the Nexus 4's terrible camera with 8 megapixels on the rear and 1.3 on the front, but it's not nearly enough to compete the 13 MP shooter on the back of the GS4 (the front-facing camera is 2 MP).
If a quality camera is a big part of your phone-buying decision, you might want to give heavy weight to this category, as these two phones are pretty far apart on this measure.
Advantage: Galaxy S4
Cost and availability
This is where it gets really complicated. The Nexus 5 has the distinction of being perhaps the best value in the smartphone universe at only US$349 for a contract-free model, whereas the Galaxy S4 can cost twice that much without a contract.
Of course, most people in the United States will score the GS 4 for a fraction of that on a carrier, and the Nexus 5 is also available on contract for next to nothing as well. The problem for the Nexus 5 is that it's not compatible with North America's largest carrier, Verizon, and it also doesn't play well with lots of networks outside the continent.
An international version of the Nexus 5 is an option, but conversely it won't be great for Europeans and others traveling to Canada or the US due to the same network issues. The Nexus 5 also isn't as great a deal outside the US where off-contract phones are more the norm, making it less appealing.
The Galaxy S4 on the other hand, comes in about a million variations for numerous networks worldwide, including variants like the somewhat cheaper Galaxy S4 Mini and the cheaper, bigger and slightly less impressive Galaxy Mega.
This is a category that people often give the most weight to due to each unique situation or limitation, so it's hard to make a broad judgment, but here goes:
Advantage: Nexus 5 in North America, Galaxy S4 elsewhere
The verdict:
Going strictly by the numbers and the five major categories I've devised for this comparison, it's just about a straight up tie between these two superphones, with your geographic location breaking the stalemate.
In general, the Nexus 5 probably makes the most sense for a North American Android fan, unless you're inextricably linked to Verizon Wireless or you need a really solid cameraphone.
For the rest of you, the Nexus 5 isn't nearly as big a bargain, which is a major part of its appeal, so you may as well spring for a Galaxy S4, unless it's really important for you to be on top of the latest version of Android software. But if that's the case, you probably already have a Nexus 5.
Let me know in the comments how you think these two phones stack up, or tweet me @gizmag and @ericcmack.
You make a point to say that the GS4 has a significantly better rear camer than the Nexus5, but then you don't do a comparison picture. You take a regular picture with the GS4, and then recycle the photosphere that the Nexus 5 took during you Nexus 5 vs Moto x review. That's not very helpful, seeing as it's not a true representation of the Nexus 5's camera, and photospheres are only available on the Nexus branded phones without rooting. You also didn't mention the Nexus 5 has optical image stabilization, or the many different fun shooting modes that either phone has.
It seems like the only thing you don't like about the s4 is the bloatware, how about a review over the Nexus 5, and the GS4 google play edition running "vanilla" android with the 4.4 update.MrMoose
Two MAJOR features not even mentioned here that the S4 has over the Nexus:
Removable battery MicroSD card expandable memory
I don't own either of these devices but will be upgrading my phone (and my girlfriend's) very soon, and for me, since I like to take a LOT of photos, and my girlfriend takes even more, the ability to have a 64gb card in the phone and have all pictures saved to micro sd is a HUGE advantage over the Nexus. Not to mention all the music and other things I can have with me because of that feature.
...and one can talk about "the cloud" for storage all they want, but the second you are in a spot with no signal, all that talk is meaningless.
Having a replaceable battery when I am taking a whole lot of photos is ALSO a huge advantage...
Why these things were not even mentioned, I have no idea since it's "supposed" to be an actual comparison.
Why aren't the specs of each device posted either?Christian Colquhoun
Thanks for the review! This will definitely help me in making a decision on my next phone which I hope to purchase shortly. The HTC 1 is also a phone worthy of note.Louis Erasmus
I enjoyed your "Under the Microscope" article on the Nexus 5. It provided valuable content. There is one issue however that is driving me nuts.
You wrote "the problem for the Nexus 5 is that it ... doesn't play well with lots of networks outside the continent. An international version of the Nexus 5 is an option..."
I use a Verizon Note 3 domestically and couldn't be happier. However, I travel abroad regularly and need a 2nd unlocked phone abroad so that I can pop in local Sim cards as appropriate (Italy, China, Israel, etc.) Also when driving a rented car overseas, I get an unlimited monthly data plan, turn on my international phone's hot spot and use my Note 3 as my large screen GPS device so that my international phone is still available as a phone.
Here's my dilemma. I called Google Play a number of times asking whether the Nexus 5 plays well with international carriers. I also asked whether there are 2 different phones available - a domestic and an international. I was told, each time I called, that there is only one type of Nexus 5, that thousands of people are ordering them all around the world and that there are no issues with overseas carriers.
Eric, if you can shed any additional light on this matter, I would be most grateful.
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On site parking for one vehicle only. Non-smoking unit. At least one member of the party must be 25 or older to rent. A $100.00 security deposit is required which is refunded after check-out if the unit is left in good condition. Payment is accepted by personal check (at least 3 weeks before check-in), certified check or money order. Return check fee of $30.00. Weekly rates from Saturday to Saturday during July and August. Check in is at 3:00 P.M. and check-out no later than 11:00 A.M. Thank you.
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My whimsical tribute to my hubby who works for the USPS. While we all thought that E-Mail was going to put an end to the USPS as we know it, it did not! Yes, changes have come, but only so much can be done via the Internet. A gift from Carol at Carol's Crafty Creations found it's way to my mail box last week. Yup, it was sent First Class Mail. :o)
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We know what he thinks of Arabs. Read what he thinks of Mexican-Americans. Of all the reasons Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu puts forth for why Israel needs a "Jewish nation-state" law, the most bizarre one is this: "There are those – including those who deny our national rights – who would like to establish autonomy in the Galilee and the Negev." Yeah, and there are those who would like to colonize Mars, and they will probably get there long before anybody establishes Arab autonomy in the Galilee and Negev. This is another of Netanyahu's endless supply of Arab scarecrows: we…Read More... | 26 Comments


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Niger in Talks With South Africa's IDC for Livestock Investment
Feb. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Niger's government is in talks with South Africa's Industrial Development Corp. about investing in the West African nation's livestock industry, Livestock Minister Mahaman Ehadji Ousmane said.
"We are meeting with the IDC and seeking their assistance," Ousmane told reporters in Johannesburg today. "We are here to encourage South African investors to help us establish livestock-processing businesses in our country."
Agriculture comprises about 41 percent of gross domestic product in Niger, a landlocked country with a population of about 16 million people, according to the CIA World Factbook. A drought from 2009 to 2010 left one in five of the nation's children under five years of age malnourished, according to the World Food Programme. The country's subsistence farming community has more than 35 million animals, including cattle, sheep, goats and camels, Ousmane said.
"There's only one abattoir and very few butcheries," said Ousmane. The abattoir was built in 1967, he said.
The state-owned IDC, based in Johannesburg, will offer 4.5 billion rand ($580 million) over the next five years to agro-processing projects that seek to promote rural economic development, Business Day reported on Oct. 18, citing Rian Coetzee, head of agro-industries. The IDC planned to increase the fund by a further 1 billion rand annually over the next five years, the Johannesburg-based newspaper said.
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It's a term unfamiliar to most people in The Star's newsroom.
The words represent a concept we will be using more and more as we work harder to involve our readers in the preparation of our news reports, in print and online.
Here's what it's all about:
Traditionally, reporters go to official sources and spend a lot of time digging out public documents to prepare news stories. We spend hours searching for people who may be affected by the decisions of school officials, city leaders, and others whose work affects our lives.
One thing we haven't done much of is this: Ask.
We rarely if ever ask for the public's help when we research an important issue such as operation of the Marion County coroner's office (now under investigation by the prosecutor's office) or what's happening with the county's troubled juvenile detention center.
Why? In part, because the highly competitive nature of our business -- we want to be first with the most -- makes us reluctant to tip off our TV, weekly print and online competitors to what we are doing.
And in part, it may be because of professional arrogance. We know what we are doing and we don't need your help, thank you very little.
That has to change. Readers have a great deal of information and experiences and we'd like them to share those things with us. So in the future, we will be more open about asking for your help.
If there are service issues with a public utility, how widespread are they? If a coach is acting in an abusive way toward players, how big is the problem? We'd like to know, and when we get definitive signs that these things are happening, we need to ask readers to help fill in gaps.
(And by the way, I'm not aware of any of the aforementioned behavior by any local utility or any area coach.)
Members of our reader advisory council discussed our use of "crowd sourcing" during their meeting Tuesday at The Star.
"Something makes me uncomfortable about this," said member Doug Tillman.
"But the more open the paper is to getting unrestricted information, the more you will be able to help the people who are disenfranchised and can't help themselves," countered Michael Price.
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Baldwinsville Steve Taddeo and Victoria Ratliff represented Baldwinsville Christian Academy's Crusaderes in the Empire State Christian Athletic League All-Star Games. These games were played at Norwich High School on the night of Friday, Nov. 4.
A junior, Steven played center defender for the BCA boys' Crusaders, and Victoria, a freshman, played center midfielder for the girls Crusader team. Both were co-captains of their teams.
Congratulations to Steven and Victoria on their fine season and representing Christ through their play.
Both of the Baldwinsville Christian Academy teams won Empire State Christian Athletic Conference Awards for sportsmanship this year. The girls qualified with a score of 29.87 out of a possible 30, and the boys received a 29.7 score.
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I just don't see the cost working out. On top of that if you have the car for 10-20 years it's going to be the same as having an old 8 track. Car NAV systems don't seem to age well, I don't see this keeping up with the times. 5G will be out before too much longer.
Voting started at 07:00 out by 07:30.
I aggree it's time to end the "witch hunt against Wikileaks" and time for the proisicution and executions.
RIM Still exists at least for now. Thus the vendor count is currently 4.
That might be the case but the data doesn't need to be kept for very long. If the computer scanner ID's a car that shouldn't be on the road save just that section of video everything else doesn't need to be stored for very long.
Thicknet with vampire taps ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vampire_tap ) to then connect to the servers via AUI connectors.
UBM just gave back the 18.104.22.168/8 block . It's not a small block and it's available, only 256 of these blocks exists and once you pull out the 0.0.0.0, 127.0.0.0/8, 255.255.255.255 and multi-cast blocks this return counts. What other blocks have been returned and aren't counted as free?
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Welsh Cookie Bake Sale, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. May 3, The Bennett-Derr United Methodist Church, Chapel and New Grant streets, East End. $4 dozen. Pre-orders, email@example.com or 570-823-1469. Deadline to order is April 30.
Spaghetti Dinner, 5-7 p.m. May 1, The Second Presbyterian Church, Fellowship Hall, 143 Parsonage St., Pittston. Take outs, 3:30-4:30 p.m. Call with pick-up time. $8.50 adults; $4 children younger than 12. Homemade bake sale. Tickets available at the door.
Spaghetti Dinner, 4-6:30 p.m., Thursdays, St. Mary's Antiochian Orthodox Church, church hall, 905 S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre. Pasta, salad, bread, dessert and beverage. Six different pastas and five sauces. $7 adults; $5 children 6-10.
Chicken Barbecue, 5-7 p.m. May 2 and 3, Trucksville United Methodist Church, Educational Facility, 40 Knob Hill Road. Enter Shavertown for GPS. Half chicken, baked potato, fixings, homemade desserts and beverages. $8 adults; $4 children. Eat in, 5-7 p.m.; take out, 4:30 p.m. Reservations required. Call 570-696-3897.
Spring Sale, 10 a.m. May 2-3, The Berean Lighthouse Church, 2 W. Green St., Nanticoke. Wimpies, homemade baked goods, chili, haluski and more.
Ham Dinner, 4:30-7 p.m. May 3, Forty Fort United Methodist Church, Wyoming and Yeager avenues. Take outs, 4 p.m. $8.50 adults; $4 children 5-12. Ham, scalloped potatoes, pickled cabbage, pineapple soufflé, green beans, rolls, cake, pie and beverage. Call 570-287-3840 for tickets. Limited tickets at the door.
Potato Pancake Sale, 11 a.m.-3:30 p.m. May 3, St. John the Baptist Orthodox Church, 93 Zerby Ave., Edwardsville. Freshly grated homemade potato pancakes, haluski, soups, baked goods. Dine in or take out. Handicap accessible.
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Spaghetti Dinner, noon-4 p.m. May 4, St. Andrew's Church Hall, 316 Parrish St., Wilkes-Barre. Sponsored by the Irem clowns. $9 adults; $4.50 children 10 and younger. Dine in or take out. Spaghetti, homemade sauce, meatballs, salad, bread, dessert and beverage. Basket raffle. For tickets call Bob Steininger at 570-239-1074 or Steve Koonrad at 570-762-1424.
International Dinner Club, 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. seatings, May 8, St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church Center, Mifflin Avenue, Scranton. Greek dinner experience. $20 per person. Soup course includes fussolatha soup (traditional Greek white bean soup). The appetizer is spanikopita (phyllo dough filled with spinach and feta cheese). The entree is moussaka (beef and eggplant casserole topped with bechamel sauce, served with hortavrasta). Homemade baklava. Deadline for reservations is May 5. Call 570-343-5151.
Free Dinner, 5-6:30 p.m., every Monday, for those in need, Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, 317 Luzerne Ave., West Pittston.
Greek Food Festival, 11 a.m.-8 p.m. May 7-10, Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, 32 E. Ross St., Wilkes-Barre. Near Wilkes-Barre Post Office. Gyros, stuffed grape vine leaves, spinach pies, baklava, galaktoboureko and more. Eat in or take out. Orders over $30 can be delivered within two miles for free. To pre-order during festival hours, contact 570-823-4805 or greekfoodfestival.webs.com.
Family-Style Ham Supper, 4-6:30 p.m. May 10, Fairmount Springs United Methodist Church, Old County Road, Fairmount Springs. Scalloped potatoes, corn, Harvard beets, pickled cabbage, applesauce, bread, pies and beverages. $9 adults; $4 children 3-10; free for children younger than 3. Take outs available. Handicap seating.
Chicken Barbecue, 4-6 p.m. May 10, Larksville United Methodist Church, 147 Wilson St., Kingston. Take outs only. Chicken, baked potato, vegetable, applesauce, pepper hash, roll, homemade dessert. Call early at 570-287-5805.
Ham Dinner, 4:30-6:30 p.m. May 10, Sweet Valley Volunteer Fire Company, 5383 Main Road, Sweet Valley. Take outs begin at 4 p.m. $9 adults; $5 children 6-11; free for children younger than 6.
Mother's Day All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast Buffet, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. May 11, St. Faustina's Parish Center, South Hanover and West Noble streets, Nanticoke. Fresh sausage, eggs, potatoes, pancakes, ham, pastries and drinks. $8 adults; $4 children 6-12; free for children younger than 5. First 100 mothers receive a free flower with purchase.
Turkey Supper, 3-7 p.m. May 17, Emmanuel United Church of Christ, 7768 Blue Ridge Trail, Mountain Top. At the end of Alberdeen Road, across from Andy's Gas Station. Turkey, gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, corn, green beans, cranberry sauce, homemade pickled cabbage, bread, beverage and dessert. Take outs available. $10 adults; $4 children 6-11; and free for children 5 and younger. Well-portioned take out, $10. For reserve tickets call Doris at 570-379-3755 or the church at 570-868-5675. Tickets available at the door.
Chicken Barbecue, noon-4 p.m. May 17, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 231 State St., Nanticoke. Chicken with special sauce, potato, baked beans, apple sauce, rolls and dessert. $9. Tickets available from Men's Organization, at the event, or by calling 570-735-8531 (leave message). Take outs available.
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Turkey Dinner, 5-6:30 p.m. May 17, St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church, 321 Chestnut Ave., Kingston. Take outs, 4-5 p.m. $10 adults; $6 children younger than 12. Limited tickets at the door. Call 570-288-6263.
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The papacy of Benedict XVI has not been short on controversy, so whenever Joseph Ratzinger opens his mouth there is no lack of people ready to jump down his throat.
It is almost disappointing, then, when the Pope says just the right thing, as he did in his speech last Sunday. His well-crafted speech ticked all the important boxes, and even though the papacy is a political office where every utterance is spun with care, his address had the ring of sincerity and spiritual depth.
Over the past week, Israel has been receiving its most positive TV coverage since the advent of cable news over two decades ago.
The question of how Lithuania deals with its Holocaust past has simmered for 18 years, ever since it gained independence. But in the past few weeks it has become crucial, due to Lithuania's campaign to obtain recognition that Communism is the equivalent of Nazism.
As the government swirls in a blizzard of plot and counterplot, most commentators agree that two key members of the Cabinet have risen above the fray — Foreign Secretary David Miliband and Justice Secretary Jack Straw.
There is, therefore, no excuse for them not to get down to business over the issue of who it is within this country's judicial system who can issue arrest warrants for visiting foreign politicians accused of war crimes: local magistrates or the Attorney General. But can Mr Straw be persuaded to overcome his resistance to new legislation?
For many Western pundits, the demonstrations against the Iranian regime on Sunday signalled the beginning of another revolution. This was Iran's "Berlin Wall moment", The Times enthused; the start of a "bloody endgame".
Long-time observers noted that it took more than a year to unseat the Shah after demonstrations began in January 1978, and that the current regime seems determined to retain its grip on power through extreme violence, mass arrests and even rape. While the regime is clearly in deep domestic trouble, it could take months and even years to resolve.
When, two years ago, an 11-year-old boy was rejected by Europe's largest Jewish school, no one would have foreseen the consequences: three court hearings costing hundreds of thousands of pounds, the interference of the secular authorities in the affairs of a religious minority, and the forced overhaul of entry polices which had served Jewish schools for decades.
But the roots of the JFS conflict lie outside this country: they are part of a global battle over the definition of who is a Jew which has been gradually heating up in the post-war years and may well become fiercer yet.
The stage was set for a traumatic split. An arrogant Defence Minister had jeopardised 50 years of partnership between the yeshivahs and the IDF by telling one of the rabbis what he could and couldn't say. Now they were going to assert their independence and show Ehud Barak that he would not be allowed to push them around.
Fifty seven rabbis entered the conclave on Sunday in an atmosphere of fiery petitions and speeches. Four hours later, they emerged with a surprisingly pragmatic joint statement, opposing political demonstrations within the army and praising its officers and generals.
If Tzipi Livni is a war criminal then she should stand trial at the International Criminal Court. Israel is not beyond judgment for its actions. If crimes against humanity were committed in Gaza by Israeli troops, then the war cabinet in which Ms Livni served as Foreign Minister should be held to account. The British government understands that and — although this may come as a surprise to some people — so does the Israeli government.
Ms Livni suggested as much herself in a speech on Tuesday following the news that she cancelled a trip to Britain for fear of arrest.
Last Passover, at a restaurant in Rishon Lezion in central Israel, the holiday special was fried calamari dipped in matzo meal instead of flour.
This combination — treif food with a nod to the Jewish festival — was not considered at all strange. In most parts of Israel, outside of Jerusalem and a few other Orthodox enclaves, the majority of Jews define themselves as secular or traditional.
It is a confrontation that was long overdue. Not the military against the religious hesder yeshivahs, nor the Minister of Defence against the rabbis. It is the battle between the clear-eyed and the confused, those who remember that military affairs should be decided by the political leadership and those who tend to pretend that all decisions can be the prerogative of rabbis; between those understanding that no military can function without a clear chain of command, and those pretending to have two chains of command.


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Inventions of the Young and Geeky
Techstars alums Ian Bernstein and Adam Wilson, who shared a passion for robots, founded Orbotix and built Sphero--a tennis-ball shaped robot that can be controlled with your smartphone. An expensive dog toy? More like the beginning stages of physical meets virtual world. With $7 million in funding and another $7 million on the way, the founders are working on new sophisticated robots that can be controlled remotely.


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The primary use for our chartplotter is as a bookend on our shelves. It does it's job well.
Most of our sailing is daylight and we are primarily paper chart users. We rarely have it on due to the power draw. If we had solar or wind generation on the boat that might change our usage but I doubt it. With the LED and cold cathode ray fluorescent lighting on board we are able to go almost a week without charging the batteries. The CP would cut into that. Would rather save the juice for the autopilot.
We do use our chartplotter in stormy weather or when sailing at night as an
. When the chartplotter is on the radar unit is also generally up as well. We like to confirm our track on the paper chart using the GPS in those conditions. But it is never our primary navigation device. It only takes one error. If I do not know where I am then I stop the boat or reverse course before relying on the GPS to close on an obstruction.
We view it as one of the many options marketed to sailors for our pleasure and enjoyment. Many times we think the items are vital. Look at the magazines - everything is.
My wife and I asked ourselves last season if the next boat we buy does not have one would we purchase one? The debate is not over but I would guess probably. Because when I used the term
I meant that under those conditions it can be a real help and provide peace of mind.
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Everyone must visit the Appaloosa Museum and Heritage Center. The Appaloosa horse is so incredible, and it is so fantastic that the headquarters is still in Moscow, ID.
A small museum dedicated to the Appaloosa (warrior) horse, breed and perfected by the Nez Perce native Americans. Good history telling and also local history of the club members.
This place was very neat, we stopped in here while we waiting to get keys to our daughters apartment. The history of this region is so rich and beautiful. The staff here was great and very informative about the region. Loved every minute of it
Top spot for information on the Appaloosa breed and it's history. Good information on the Nez Perce tribe, as well.
This is a very interesting museum with a lot of information on the New Perce tribe and the Appaloosa equine breed. Nice interactive area for children and a nice picnic area.
This museum offers quite a bit of information on the history of the Appaloosa horse. Sometimes they will even have a real one out in their pasture that you can see. There is also an area where children can have fun sitting on saddles while drawing pictures. It has nice atmostphere and is very interesting .
I enjoyed visiting the Appaloosa Horse Museum very much. I am not an avid horse person, but I still enjoyed learning about the breed and the history presented at the museum.
My grandchildren were with me and we were looking for a museum to visit. I have lived in Moscow most of my life and have never been to this museum. It is very interesting and they have a hands on room that the kids really enjoyed. There were also two live horses in the field that they could visit.
The Appaloosa horse museum is a great place to go to learn the history of the appaloosa horse. The people are very friendly and for the people who have children it would be a great experience for the little ones.
This is a small museum, but a wonderful place to get souvenirs of the area. The history of the Appaloosa is fascinating, and the museum also features artifacts of the Nez Perce who bred them. Since it is small, it is not extensive. I like it for horse lovers and those interested in Native American history. It is also a...
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Falls, eye test may give clues to Alzheimer's
Other signs could be balance and gait problems, which may show up before mental changes do. Susan Stark of Washington University in St. Louis led the first study tying falls to a risk of developing Alzheimer's disease before mental changes show up.
It involved 125 people, average age 74, who had normal cognition and were taking part in a federally funded study of aging. They kept journals on how often they fell, and had brain scans and spinal taps to look for various substances that can signal Alzheimer's disease.
In six months, 48 fell at least once. The risk of falling was nearly three times greater for each unit of increase in the sticky plaque that scans revealed in their brains.
"Falls are tricky" because they can be medication-related or due to dizziness from high blood pressure, a blood vessel problem or other diseases like Parkinson's, said Creighton Phelps, a neuroscientist at the National Institute on Aging.
Falls also can cause head injury or brain trauma that leads to cognitive problems, said Laurie Ryan, who oversees some of the institute's research grants but had no role in the study. Older people who hit their heads and suffer a small tear or bleeding in the brain might seem fine but develop symptoms a month later, she said.
The bottom line: "If you see somebody who's having falls for no particular reason," the person should be evaluated for dementia, said William Thies, the Alzheimer's Association's scientific director.
The warning signs of Alzheimer's:
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-Trouble planning or solving problems
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-Misplacing things and inability to retrace steps
-Decreased or poor judgment
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Courtney Force moved from the 16th spot to first with the quickest Funny Car run of the weekend at the controls of her 10,000-horsepower Traxxas Chevy Camaro SS.
Karen Stoffer never missed a beat in Gainesville, but PSM veteran do not not competed since 2013.
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Suffering a structural failure nearing the finish line at 300 miles per hour in a top fuel car is scary, but the extremely rigid safety systems surrounding the driver allowed Larry Dixon to walk away from a terrifying crash.
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Tony Schumacher (Top Fuel) and Rodger Brogdon (Pro Stock) also were winners of the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series event near Phoenix.
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You might have noticed that 2014 is a very special year for Cooperative Extension. For our current and past staff members, 4-H youth and leaders of yesterday and today, Extension "homemakers" or better known now as the "Extension and Community Association" and of course our agricultural cooperators and clientele served throughout the years. May 8 marked a significant day in history for us all — the signing of the Smith-Lever Act, marking the beginning of Extension across our great nation. Of course, Extension in Sampson county began even earlier, in 1911. Folks here knew there was a need, and 103 years later for us, there still is.
On May 5, a local celebration was held for Sampson County to celebrate this great historical timeframe. Key leaders of years gone by were recognized, such as "uncle" George Herring, Frank Harris, Cuyler Heath, Tommy Glover, Worth Gurkin, George Upton, Pieter Westerbeek, Susan Lyday, Iris Lucas, Anna Peele, and the list goes on and on. What a legacy of leaders and educators we have in this great county! Thanks so much to the many supporters that came out and celebrated this great milestone of our history.
From the days of the corn and canning clubs, to the robotics and Juntos clubs of today, 4-H is strong. On farm crop research continues, while the farmer, the crops and the equipment alike are much smarter, stronger, and efficient. Food preservation techniques have evolved into healthier and safer food preparation, leading to healthy families learning to grow and buy local foods. So much of what we have done over the years has not changed, but yet, in many ways it has.
We still thrive on being one of the strongest agricultural counties in the state of North Carolina, and we always will. We will always have goals of raising healthy families, while teaching our youth to become the leaders of tomorrow. In Cooperative Extension, as we embark on our next 100 years, you are invited to join us! For youth and adults of Sampson County, rest assured there is a connection you have, or can have with us. Please join us as we begin the next centennial, and learn how Extension can help you.
The Cooperative Extension Center is located at 55 Agriculture Place, on the Southern Campus of Sampson County Government, just off highway 421, south of Clinton. Contact us at 910-592-7161 or visit us at: sampson.ces.ncsu.edu.
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Shahid Kapoor's Haider and Hrithik Roshan's Bang Bang are both releasing on the same day -- October 2. On Gandhi Jayanti. Ironically, both films have violence. One in the title (Bang!) and the other in content. Lets look at the pros and cons.
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Old pair: Hrithik Roshan-Katrina Kaif have worked together in Zoya Akhtar's Zindagi Na Milegi Dobaara and they sizzle on the screen.
Holly inspired: The posters of the film show this to be a multiplex-friendly film. It has speed, guns, glamour and thrills. But this is a remake of a Hollywood film, Knight and Day, which has already been watched by the janta. Will it still lure them to the theatres is the big question.
Behind the camera: This film is being directed by Siddharth Anand, whose last film crashed and burned. Also, this two-film-old director has a loyal audience.
Fresh pair: Shahid Kapoor-Shraddha Kapoor are facing the camera for the first time. Will they work the magic on the big screen?
Shakespearean: An adaptation of Hamlet. The trailer is dark, gloomy and disturbing. This will hold appeal to a niche audience. It will be more critic-friendly than cash-friendly at the box office,
Behind the camera: This is Vishal Bhardwaj's film. He has his loyal audience. Though his last film was rejected by the cinegoers, he is known for his brand of cinema and has his followers.
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Trade analyst Akshay Rathi says, "Haider had announced its release date a year back, while Bang Bang kept on getting delayed and they finally finished the film and decided to release it on October 2. So Haider is at no fault. Also, the two films will have a very different audience base. I don't think trade will get affected, because people who will watch Haider will not be able to stand Bang Bang and vice versa. However, UTV and FOX Star Studios are backing the two projects respectively and therefore they will make sure that the two films get enough number of screens to release. Haider is more for the classy audience whereas Bang Bang, a remake of Knight and Day, will be more for the masala-loving single screen audience."


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Q: Chris Kyle was killed earlier this year by a fellow veteran at a shooting range in Texas. What do you miss most about him?
A: I guess I miss his attitude as much as anything. Chris' attitude was one of resilience. No matter how bleak things could be, he always wanted to have a good laugh, have a good beer with you. No matter how bad your day was, he'd say, "We've been through worse, and you'll be through worse, and you might as well enjoy the day for the day."
Q: One of themes in the new book is the tension between the troops and politicians. Why did you want to write about that?
A: I always had issues with the rules of engagement that are put upon our troops in battle, especially when they are fighting an enemy that has no rules. As a civilized society, we have certain rules we must follow and we have a Constitution and we have the Geneva Convention. I'm not saying those are not important, I'm not saying we shouldn't follow them, but I will say this: Those guys who are in battle, they do not have the same luxuries that we do relative to the rules. They have to deal with things that we don't understand. And for some guy sitting at a desk in Washington, D.C., to tell these guys how to deal with staying alive made very little sense to me.
I also have issues with how the recovery of Bowe Bergdahl (a U.S. Army soldier held captive since June 2009) has been handled. I think we as a people have to make sure that every man and woman we send into battle, we bring back.
Q: There have been a number of books written recently about SEALs. Why is there so much public fascination with them now?
A: I think it's twofold. In our case, the timing for "American Sniper" was huge because of the killing of Bin Laden. People perceived a demon that for 10 years we couldn't get. As much as our military is known, and rightly so, as the strongest force on the planet, we couldn't find that one bad guy, the guy who caused the worst attack on our soil since Pearl Harbor. That being said, they found him and they killed him, and I think as far as lore is concerned, as a people you have to recognize the commitment and the accomplishment that we saw with (SEAL Team) Six when they were able to get that done.
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I really didn't know the genesis of the name 'Big Show', still don't. But after being of one the few invited for five nights of what most might call 'excess', at his Florida home near the St. Johns River in Florida, the feasts of drink, beef, and seafood, from his grill convinced me he more than earned the title. The Scroggins lifestyle, his cooking, his approach to tournament fishing and the tireless pace of his life... is indeed a 'Big Show'.
The Grill
Terry Scroggins has no formal training as a chef. Heck, the guy used to work as a tow truck driver and auto body man before he became one of the world's best pro bass anglers.
But food from a grill shared among friends has always been the common thread to relaxation in Terry's life.
When he's not on the road fishing, he's grillin' on the backporch with his Florida buddies. And along the Bassmater Elite Series tour, Scroggins is often feeding his fellow bass pros.
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I walked by Mudsy and Water snake's tank the other day and saw them both at the same time, easily. I thought I would share my photo. See a video of the water snake eating – Marilyn shared it with you in February.
water snake and Mudsy.
Glad to see those two are still living the good life!
They are, and they aren't Wendy. (plastic venus fly traps).
Are those Venus fly-traps in there as well?
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With the Thrashers on an early power play thanks to a Marc Savard slashing call, Enstrom beat Thomas through the legs from the point. Dustin Byfuglien picked up an assist on the play, his sixth point vs. the B's this season.
Bergeron picked up an unassisted tally when he beat Ondrej Pavelec on a weak back-hander. It was Bergeron's eighth goal of the season.
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