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The Best Golf Movies
List Criteria: Films about or featuring golfers or tournaments
A list of the best golf movies. This is a list of films that feature golf as a central theme. We're pretty sure we've included all of the best films, but if you believe we missed one please feel free to add it to the list yourself. While "watching golf" may be considered by many to be one of the most boring experiences on earth, movies about golf are often incredibly entertaining. All genres are included on this list, although dramas and comedies tend to be the most popular. Golf is one of the oldest sports in the world, steeped in plenty of tradition, such as its caddies, golf clubs, and the hole in one. No surprise then that Hollywood likes to make use of golf in their films.
You'll find many of these best golf movies on Netflix, so if you spot a title you haven't seen yet, you should check it out! There are many golf movies on Amazon.com too.
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The Caddy Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Donna Reed Released: 1953
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the people's #1 & most listed
Caddyshack Chevy Chase, Bill Murray, Rodney Dangerfield Released: 1980
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Dorf on Golf Tim Conway, Vincent Schiavelli, Michele Smith
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Dead Solid Perfect Randy Quaid, Jack Warden, Brett Cullen Released: 1988
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Happy Gilmore Adam Sandler, Ben Stiller, Julie Bowen Released: 1996
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Tin Cup Kevin Costner, Rene Russo, Phil Mickelson Released: 1996
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The Legend of Bagger Vance Charlize Theron, Will Smith, Matt Damon Released: 2000
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A Gentleman's Game Gary Sinise, Brian Doyle-Murray, Philip Baker Hall Released: 2001
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Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius Jim Caviezel, Claire Forlani, Malcolm McDowell
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The Greatest Game Ever Played Shia LaBeouf, Peyton List, Joe Jackson Released: 2005
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A SRI Lankan national allegedly involved in a drag race that caused the death of a driver in Dandenong faced an out-of-sessions hearing last night charged with culpable driving. Shyam Jayasinghe, 27, from Hawthorn, was refused bail.
Man, 82, charged
A CANCER-stricken man, 82, charged with the attempted murder of his elderly wife last Friday, was remanded during a brief court appearance yesterday.
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THREE years after the collapse of ABC Learning, founder Eddy Groves and fellow executive Martin Kemp will appear in court today facing the first criminal charges stemming from the failure of the $3.5 billion childcare giant.
Sick day for accused judge
A LONG-SERVING magistrate accused of threatening to throw dog excrement at his neighbour failed to appear in court yesterday because of a health problem.
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Location: Cherng Talay, North Phuket
The Pavilions is Asia's most romantic and intimate adults-only resort. Perched atop one of Phuket's highest points, each lavish...
With over 43,000 hotel rooms available in Phuket the island offers a wide variety of choices based on category, price and location.
About 75% of the hotels and resorts are located on the western side of Phuket with Patong, Kata and Karon serving as the more popular destinations.
Patong is the most popular location for visitors to Phuket and is also famous for its raucous nightlife.
Kata and Karon, about a 20 minute drive south of Patong is more subdued and usually attracts families and longer stay visitors.
Phuket accommodations vary from international brand hotels including Hilton, Wyndham, Marriott, Holiday Inn, and Le Meridien to boutique resorts with each offering its unique style, location, comfort and price.
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Processed blondies know exactly how frustrating brass is – and we don't mean the metal, though that's where the reference comes from. If you regularly bleach, dye or highlight your hair a cool blonde, it seems that almost overnight the color can turn a warm, orange-y tone that is not at all what you started <... >
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Journeyman goaltenders don't win the Vezina. Just sayin'
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Dare Day Festival , a fun-filled family event is always held on the first Saturday in June. It is an outdoor festival and is held rain or shine. Started in 1976 - the only year it was a two-day event and was called Dare Days as part of the bicentennial celebration - the festival is considered by most locals as the unofficial kickoff of summer. Dare Day promises free fun and festivities for the whole family. The day will be a full day of music, food, crafts and entertainment. Children can hop aboard a kiddie train, take in a magic show, have their faces painted and play games. Adults can walk along the beautiful downtown waterfront and check out the wares of more than 100 vendors offering furniture, toys, carvings, clothing, jewelry, birdhouses, paintings, wind chimes and photography. The aroma of delicious food fills the air with the smells from seafood, polish sausages, hamburgers and hotdogs! Plenty of cold beverages include fresh squeezed lemonade, slushes and all kinds of soft drinks. The festival opens at 9:00 with a prayer by a local pastor for the "Blessing of the Season" and the music begins. The Dare Day festival is sponsored jointly with the County of Dare and the Town of Manteo. The Committee consists of Melva Garrison as the coordinator, Virginia Tillett as the DCBC Liaison and Richie Burke as the Town of Manteo Liaison and lots of volunteers.
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Franson & Young is a modern acoustic duo featuring Scott Franson on guitar and vocals and Christine Young on fiddle and vocals. Join Scott and Christine as they perform your favorite classic rock, country, folk, & alternative covers & original songs. 6-9 pm. About Awful Arthurs: "For over 25 years the Oyster has been our world. The Outer Banks only authentic oyster bar is the place to enjoy sensational fare from the sea washed down with your favorite brew. We serve by the peck, pound and dozen, raw or steamed to perfection. Kicked back casual, down to earth friendly staff, and reasonable prices make Awful's the all-time favorite of locals and travelers alike. The restaurant features the beach's only authentic copper-topped oyster bar and one of the Outer Banks' only ocean-view lounges. The menu boasts oysters, shrimp, clams, crab cakes and crab legs. With lots of specials, appetizers, soups, salads, burgers, pasta, sandwiches, seafood platters and steaks everyone will find their favorites including the kids. Awful Arthur's has received high accolades in the press — Coastal Living magazine named it "one of the top 10 oyster bars in the nation" and Esquire magazine recognized its steamed spiced shrimp. Stop by today and have some great food and lots of fun."
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Enjoy tasting and voting for your favorite Outer Banks BBQ from several of the areas best BBQ eateries! From traditional pulled pork to beef and brisket to chicken and ribs. There is something for every carnivore at this 2nd annual event in it's new location at the Sea Ranch Resort in KDH. There will be great live music too! Your ticket price gets you an all you can eat experience of bbq, ribs, chicken and brisket, and of course the right to cast your vote for the BEST OUTER BANKS BBQ of all! We will be serving beer, wine, water, and sodas and your ticket includes two of those selections. You can purchase additional drink tickets for $2 each at the door. If you prefer something stronger, the Beachside Bistro "cash" bar will be open inside the restaurant (not included and drink tickets do not transfer). Join us and enjoy the sounds of Jonny Waters and Company, playing a fun country sound with a strong influence of southern rock, blues, and trop-rock. Hot off the heels of their release of "Flip-Flop Cowboy", Jonny Waters and Company will keep your feet tapping with lyrically driven original tunes that provide a perfect match for an afternoon filled with BBQ and friends. To find out more about the band, go to http://www.jonnywatersandcompany.com/# This is a kid-friendly event (kids love it!) We will also have a fun photo booth so you can dress up and take home a momento, FREE of charge! Special kids and "tween" prices too, so bring the whole family out for this back by popular demand event brought to you by Joe Lamb Jr. & Associates and the Outer Banks Restaurant Association. This will be an outdoor event. Please check the weather and dress for the temperature. Bring a folding chair, or blanket to sit on. Auxiliary parking will be available at three nearby (walkable distance) beach accesses. In case of extremely bad weather we have the resources to move the event indoors to the banquet room in the hotel but attendance will be limited and only advance ticket sales will be honored. As it stands this is a rain or shine event.
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Bio: I am a violinist / fiddler and vocalist living on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. I am available for weddings, special events, studio sessions and house concerts and am available to travel and deputize for your band or ensemble as a fiddle player, violinist, or backing vocalist.
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Classes, Courses and Lectures, Spring 2015
Gallery 3160 "Works on Paper"
Paintings and etchings by Annie Patt.
Curator: Madeleine Appell.
Madeleine Appell is the author of two books on quilting and needle arts, and is the former principal of the High School of Art and Design. She currently teaches at Kingsborough Community College.
Computer Basics for the Beginner*
This will be an introductory course in the personal computer. Our goal will be to enable comfortable use of the computer for writing, e-mailing and Internet use.
Instructor: Gene Reiser
Gene Reiser has a lifelong passion for folk, protest and Broadway music. He is a former labor relations manager for CUNY.
* Limited enrollment/pre-registration
Current Events
Contemporary Chinese Issues
This course will explore modern-day problems in China. We plan to cover Tibet, Xinjiang, the economic boom, pollution and other socio-economic political issues.
Instructor:Winifred C. Chin
Winifred Chin is an adjunct assistant professor of East Asian cultures at NYU and author of Paper Son and Interchange.
Selected Topics in Education
Education, hotly debated, concerns us all. We will explore charter schools, homework, evaluations of schools, gender, race and governance using a variety of sources.
Instructor:Dr. Susan Prager
Dr. Susan Prager taught sociology at Brooklyn College. Her interests include retirement (currently doing a longitudinal study on retirement) and the family (currently editing her article on family and work among rabbis and cantors).
Actor's Workshop
Performance training will give you confidence to act and speak in public. You will find that monologues and improvisations are fun. Techniques will be taught culminating in a May performance.
Instructor:Esther Jaffe
Esther Jaffe has performed in the United States and Australia. She has done a stint at the Actor's Studio, been part of an acting troupe and done a cabaret act. She has appeared on television, in commercials and in a movie.
Theatre Arts Performance
Producer/Director:Esther Jaffe
Alfred Hitchcock and His Films
We review several of producer-director Alfred Hitchcock's films, examining themes, plots, bloopers and his fascination with trains, planes, knives and blondes. Class members will participate in dialogue readings.
Instructor: Leo Gerber
Leo Gerber is a movie buff and lectures on American history, film facts and fiction, popular songs and singers, and the history of vampires. He enjoys researching and presenting background material for his classes.
American Documentary Films
We will view documentary films that examine American political, economic and social life. A discussion will follow each screening.
Instructors: Rosalie Reich and Sol Makon
Rosalie Reich has had a long career as a professor of English in the CUNY system. Sol Makon is a film and music aficionado. He has extensive knowledge in these subjects, much of it attained by taking college courses in these fields. He also has a large media collection at his disposal.
Films Set in NYC — Part 3, the 70's (continued) and 80's
Each week we will view a selected feature film (drama, romance, comedy, action) set in New York from 1968 to 1976.
Instructor: Sol Makon
Sol Makon is a film and music aficionado. He has extensive knowledge in these subjects, much of it attained by taking college courses in these fields. He also has a large media collection at his disposal.
John Huston — An American Film Genius
John Huston film will be shown. The films provide a variety of moods, adventures and dramatic actions. They were unique, exciting and the vanguard of great motion pictures.
Instructor: Bernard Schwartz
Bernard Schwartz is a retired New York City public school teacher who taught for 41½ years.
Foreign Languages
Elementary French
This is a conversational French class that will emphasize sounds, pronunciations and reading techniques. We will learn the rules and grammar necessary to write and speak proper French.
Instructor: Jean M. Prophyl
Jean M. Prophyl is an experienced French teacher who has taught at Jean Mary Guilloux School and the Prophyl's Academy.
Hebrew — Upper Intermediate
The emphasis in this course will be on everyday conversation, magazines and Hebrew newspapers.
Instructor" Miriam Goldhaber
Miriam Goldhaber received her Hebrew education at Flatbush Yeshiva High School and the Jewish Theological Seminary and spent a year in Israel at the Institute for Youth Leaders from Abroad.
Spanish — Intermediate and Beyond
This course is designed for solid consistent practice in conversation, reading and writing. Self-expression and comprehension are our goals.
Instructor: Edward Drayton
Ed Drayton's passion for Spanish began when he won the Spanish medal at his junior high school graduation. He graduated from Brooklyn College, and went on to become a New York City public school teacher.
Mah Jongg for the Beginner and Intermediate*
This class will introduce the beginner to the official standard hands and rules of the National Mah Jongg League. Players will learn the names of tiles, rules of the game, special situation rules and strategy. Those who attended this class in fall 2014 are encouraged to attend to practice and improve their skills. The official 2015 card is required at the first class. It can be bought online through the National Mah Jongg League or by contacting the league, 250 West 57 Street, New York, NY 10107, 212.246.3052.
Instructor: Irene Nachinoff
Irene Nachinoff is a retired New York City school teacher who now devotes her skills to the teaching of the popular game of Mah Jongg.
* Limited enrollment/pre-registration.
Social Bridge
For those with knowledge of bridge, come and enjoy supervised play in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Instructor: Ira Barnett
Ira Barnett has been supervising our bridge class since 2008.
A Joyful Journey to Miles of Smiles Health and Wellness
Learn the ideal way to manage anger, fear and sadness. Practice PEP (Positive Energy Power) Aerobics. Safe and simple self- help strategies that positively energize your brain and body will empower you to survive and thrive in a 24/7 stress-filled world.
Instructor: Edith Namm
Edith Namm is a counselor, certified specialized graphoanalyst and author of eight books on stress management. Her mission is to share ideal, safe, simple strategies that empower one to live a healthy, satisfying productive life.
Mindfulness — A Place to Be
Take a moment to slow down, breathe, and simply be. You will notice a rich world of thoughts, feelings and sensory experiences that will keep your mind, brain and body supple and your heart soft. Learn to listen to yourself by meditating, moving, using words and being mindful. Bring your sense of curiosity and come play on a path of self-discovery.
Instructor:Peggy Horwitz
Peggy Horwitz, LCSW, is a psychoanalyst working with individuals, couples and families. She teaches mindfulness practices to individuals in business, health and service-oriented organizations. She currently practices in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Nutritional Enlightenment
We will explore avenues for healthy aging. Diet, weight control and sugar substitutes will be discussed. We will also discuss how the food industry fools us, ways to sharpen memory, help for sleep disorders, allergy remedies and five popular healthy diets.
Instructor: Helen Reiss
Helen Reiss is a registered dietitian. She taught high school biology and was a medical technologist in a clinical laboratory.
The Brooklyn Dodgers and Other Baseball Teams Via Historic Radio Broadcasts
We will listen to Baseball Radio — games that were broadcasted from the 1930s to the 1970s.
Instructor: Richard Cahn
Richard Cahn has been a lifetime baseball fan since he was taken by his mother to a Dodger game at Ebbets Field in 1949.
100th Anniversary of the Great War
The First World War was unlike any war fought before, with far-reaching consequences that are still with us today. We will explore the causes, horrors and enormity of this conflict through film, documentaries, posters, artifacts, letters and artwork.
Instructor: Earl Cantos
Earl Cantos is a retired secondary-school social studies teacher who has avidly studied the history of the First World War. He currently is employed as a field supervisor and mentor for upcoming social studies teachers.
Enlightenment Thinkers and Their Influence on America's Independence
Who were these enlightenment thinkers and how were they instrumental in our nation's founding? We will cover the Founding Fathers, the "thought generators" of the American Revolution and ultimately, the United States Constitution.
Instructor: Walter F. Higgins
Walter F. Higgins was a news writer at CBS News and the owner of an advertising agency. He has taught courses on the Constitution and U.S. government at Brooklyn College (BLL/IRPE) and NYU.
Israel in 2015 — Facing New Domestic and International Crises
Israel's seven decades of extraordinary nation building is threatened by internal dissention, heightened Palestinian military activity and the Arab Spring.
Instructor: Milton Pincus
Milton Pincus is a retired supervisor from the New York City Board of Education. He has traveled to Israel 16 times and has donned an IDF uniform four times in its volunteer program.
Putin in Profile
It is important to know Putin's background as he tries to reconfigure the results of the Cold War. His background tells us much of what to expect from him as he materializes his ambitions for Russia.
Speaker: Charles LaCerra
Charles LaCerra, professor emeritus of history, taught at the College of Staten Island (CUNY) for 30 years.
Significant Presidential Elections in U.S. History
We will continue examining the history of important presidential elections including their political and economic backgrounds, the candidates, the campaigns and election results and consequences. This term we will deal with Harry Truman's improbable win in 1948 and its affirmations of both his New Deal and Cold War policies.
Instructor: Stephen Appell, Esq.
Stephen Appell is an attorney who specialized in labor law. A graduate of Cornell and Rutgers Law School, he is an avid student and teacher of historical subjects.
The Struggle for Free Speech at CCNY and Brooklyn College in the 1930s
Speaker: Carol Smith
Carol Smith is a retired faculty member of CCNY.
Cat and Dog Sense
This class offers a fresh perspective using history, science, logic and heartfelt compassion to make you a better friend to your pets.
Instructor: Vincent Blazewicz
Vincent Blazewicz is a parent, grandparent, cancer survivor, investigator and hospice volunteer who enjoys humor, music and pets.
Old Folk Magick for Everyday Living
Learn old folk magic tricks to help you with problems — money, love, friendship, work and social contacts. Learn when and how to burn candles — colors, timing and moon phases. Learn to empower yourself to be everything you can be and have fun while manifesting your wishes.
Instructor: Miss Kity (aka Kathleen Serao)
Kathleen Serao, aka Miss Kity, has been a psychic and Tarot consultant for over 30 years. She is the owner and creator of Miss Kity's Magickal Kitchen and The Wacky Witch Cupcake Factory.
Hamlet: Enacting the Text
It has been said that "We are Hamlet and Hamlet is us" Let's take the journey again with the prince of Denmark and explore the unanswered questions.
Instructor: Barbara Tringali
Barbara Tringali is a retired English teacher who specialized in Shakespeare at the High School of Art & Design.
Shakespeare's "The Tempest"
A close reading focusing on the poetry. One act per class, with Act One assigned for the first class meeting.
Instructor: Brian Keener
Brian Keener is a retired professor at NYC College of Technology. He is the author of John Updike's Human Comedy: Comic Morality in The Centaur and the Rabbit Novels
The Short Story: American and International
Like any art form, the short story holds a key to the life of its time and the life reflected therein. There are within this shared universe, reverberations of the complexities of both life and fiction. Pick up first story in the office, 3160 Boylan Hall.
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Reading the New York Science Times
Great things are happening in the world of science today. Read and bring the Tuesday New York Times Science section to class for our informative discussions about the latest breakthroughs.
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Leslie Jacobson has been a longtime professor in the Department of Health and Nutrition Sciences. She is a "founding mother" of IRPE and has been a major supporter of our organization since its beginning.
Money Management
Investing: An Overview
Financial considerations for children, grandchildren, planning for and managing retirement, deep dive into stocks and minimizing risks will be discussed.
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If the United States is basically a white Anglo-Saxon society, how is it that one of its essential contributions to world culture, American music, has been dominated by three "outsider groups" — blacks, Jews and Italians? This course will consider their contributions and interactions. We will listen to lots of great music.
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Opera and People Who Made Music
The life and times of Gershwin, Caruso, Puccini, Verdi, Pavarotti, Toscanini, Lorenzo DaPonte and the music they gave to the world.
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Two Musical Tributes to Abraham Lincoln
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Yoga and Body Movement Awareness
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Poetry and Writing
Thinking and Writing Outside the Box
Do concerns with political correctness and propriety interfere with your responses to the muse? Are you blessed with the courage to take the risks associated with thinking and writing outside the box? Try it, and you just might amaze yourself.
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Louise Jaffe is the author of many published poems and short stories. She is professor emerita of English at Kingsborough Community College (CUNY).
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Are You Too Close to the Car in Front of You?
The mathematics and physics of tailgating.
Speaker: Fred Friedland
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Disaster Preparations
Being prepared means being equipped with the proper supplies you may need in the event of an emergency.
Special presentation by the American Red Cross
Gallery 3160 "Works on Paper"
Paintings and Etchings by Annie Patt
Curator: Madeleine Appell.
Madeleine Appell is the author of two books on quilting and needle arts, and is the former principal of the High School of Art and Design. She currently teaches at Kingsborough Community College.
Hollywood's Ethnic America
America's core values issue from basic white Protestant roots. Non-WASPs were initially portrayed as stereotypes but, courtesy of Jewish moguls in Hollywood, a pluralist vision of a multi-ethnic society gradually emerged.
Speaker: Joseph Dorinson
Joseph Dorinson is a professor of history at Long Island University and has lectured on humor and culture for BLL/IRPE since 1990.
Jews, Music and the American Dream
Speaker: Ben Sidran
Ben Sidran is an author, lecturer, musician and award-winning NPR radio host. He has been referred to by the Chicago Sun Times as a "Renaissance Man cast adrift in a modern world." He has recorded with Eric Clapton, Diana Ross and the Rolling Stones.
The Struggle for Free Speech at CCNY and Brooklyn College in the 1930s
Slide show
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Museum Walks and Talks*
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In the eternally dark depths, these creatures have evolved strange adaptations.
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Matter per se did not exist, eternally or otherwise.
Raise those rates and those who think that they can eternally live off rising home prices are in for quite a shocker.
They should join whichever church they want and they will be eternally happier because of it.
The food is fairly priced for such an eternally busy place, costing the same at noon as it does at midnight.
May they eternally broil, by way of a warning to others.
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One side would eternally sizzle while the other knew perpetual night.
We all know couples who shouldn't be together but stay together anyway-excruciatingly, eternally, disastrously.
The rapper epitomizes the eternally unruffled hustler who doesn't have to sweat to get what he wants, whenever he wants.
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It's something that eternally worries me, but at the same time you have to suppress those thoughts.
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Nature is eternal, but eternally in a state of transformation.
We are eternally grateful for the priceless privilege of living in this great land.
Freeing people from oppression and despair is eternally right.
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Golden Gate Hammerheads: 11U travel team seeks players for fall, ages 10-11. Contact: Walter Rascher at 340-5025.
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Right guard Montrae Holland missed Sunday's scrimmage with a tight back that has kept him off the field in recent days.
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ATHENS — Georgia coach Mark Richt always does a great job of talking up the Bulldogs' opponents. He was in particularly good form earlier this week when discussing Missouri. The No. 25-ranked Tigers (5-0, 1-0 SEC) will bring one of the SEC's more explosive offenses to Sanford Stadium on Saturday. So Richt had some strong fodder.
"Missouri is a very, very hot team," Richt said of the Tigers, who are coming off a 51-28 win at Vanderbilt on Saturday. "They just moved into the Top 25 for good reason. They were very dominating against Vanderbilt last week. It was kind of scary actually to watch the tape of it they were so proficient on offense."
Led by quarterback James Franklin, who is 100 percent healthy this season, Missouri leads the SEC in rushing offense (258.8 ypg), ranks second in scoring (46.6 ppg) and total offense and fourth in passing offense (285 ypg). The Tigers also rank third in the nation in third-down conversions (53.8 percent), which is a particular area of concern for the Bulldogs.
"We're probably 103rd in the nation on third down (defense)," Richt said jokingly. But he was close.
The Bulldogs (4-1, 3-0) rank 99th in the nation in third-down defense and last in the SEC. Teams are converting 44 percent of the time.
But the Tigers have some flaws as well. Against a schedule that includes Murray State, Toledo, Indiana and Arkansas State, the Tigers have allowed a league-worst 293.8 yards per game passing and 412.4 total yards per game.
"They are a team that looks very confident and should be," Richt said. "They are very well-coached, and they are looking to win the East just like we are. We are both undefeated in league play. It's a huge game, and we're looking forward to the challenge of it."
SURGERY UPDATES: Receivers Michael Bennett and Camilla native Justin Scott-Wesley underwent knee surgeries Tuesday at St. Mary's Hospital in Athens. Meanwhile, sophomore tailback Keith Marshall awaits an ACL reconstruction. All three players were injured against Tennessee.
UGA said Marshall will undergo that procedure within the next three weeks. Scott-Wesley, who had both meniscuses repaired in his right knee, will have to undergo a second surgery to reconstruct his ACL, at a later date. Neither will return this season.
Bennett, however, should be able to come back this season. The junior split end had what's called a right knee "menisectomy" (to repair meniscus damage) performed by team physicians. He is expected to return to the team "at some point this season" following completion of a rehabilitation program, according to Ron Courson, UGA's director of sports medicine.
SWANN STRUGGLING: A lot of Georgia's problems on defense have been blamed on the abundance of young defenders. But some of the Bulldogs' upperclassmen have struggled, too. Junior cornerback Damian Swann, for instance, has experienced some difficulties tackling and in pass coverage.
"Damian, I'd say, is struggling right now," Richt said Tuesday. "He's missed some tackles in the open field, and he's gotten beat on some coverages that have been tough on him. There have been some things that he has struggled with, but he's also made plays for us, as well. I think if you asked him, he'd tell you that he wants to perform better, and he's working toward that."
STRESSFUL BUT HELPFUL: Three of Georgia's first five games have been decided by three points: a 38-35 loss to Clemson in the opener and 44-41 and 34-31 victories over LSU and Tennessee, respectively, the past two weeks. Quarterback Aaron Murray thinks the close games have been a growing experience for the Bulldogs.
"It can get stressful at times. But I know these are fun games to play in, and I know they're fun for the fans," Murray said. "And I think they really have made some guys on the team grow up and understand that … every week it's going to take all 60 minutes, plus (sometimes) more."
ETC.: Punter Collin Barber (concussion), safety Tray Matthews (hamstring) and receiver Jonathan Rumph (hamstring) did not practice Tuesday. Safety Connor Norman (concussion) and outside linebacker James DeLoach (concussion) practiced in non-contact jerseys. … Murray, who last week broke the SEC career record for passing yards, is closing in on the league's career record for total offense. He'll enter the Missouri game 324 yards short of former Florida quarterback Tim Tebow's record of 12,232 in 2006-09. … Georgia's Oct. 19th game at Vanderbilt was picked up by CBS for the first game of a Saturday SEC doubleheader and will kick off at noon.
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- PREVIEW: Missouri could be another nail-biter for Bulldogs ( October 11, 2013 )
- Not finished yet ( October 14, 2013 )
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|Potato flour/Corn flour
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|Icing sugar
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|Unsalted butter
|225 Gram, cubed
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It may be a bit early for such grand pronouncements, but the Golden Gophers Big Ten season has reached a crossroads. We know they can not beat teams ranked #5 on home, road, or neutral floors. We also don't know where the Gophers sit in the Big Ten pecking order. Losing to highly ranked teams is fine if there is consistent effort and the game is close throughout. Unfortunately, the losses to Indiana and Michigan featured minutes long lapses along with insurmountable deficits that could not be overcome. Now after two straight losses, Minnesota hits the road for two games in historically unfriendly venues.
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Bordercrossing from Bolivia to Peru cost us 5 USD. Here's the story: On the Peruvian side, the customs official asked if we had bike insurance. "Of course," we said, and presented him with the card issued by an Argentinian insurance company (which we actually knew was only good for Argentina, but we decided to try our luck). The guy inspected it carefully and said it is not valid in Peru and that the law does not allow to enter without a valid insurance. "So, what shall we do," he asked, probably hoping for a bribe, but we never offered it to him. So he called his boss and together they decided, that since it was Sunday and all the insurance companies were closed, they would "make an exception" and let us in without the insurance. How lovely! The younger official really seemed very helpful and even gave us hints on what to do if the police should stop us and ask for the insurance, so we really started to think that he was on our side. Everything was very positive until the moment when he reminded us that it was a big exception that they were making and that his boss would appreciate some "money for the coffee" for his signature on our papers, which in his opinion was some 10-20 USD. We took out the smallest banknote that we had from the wallet and gave it to him saying that that's all we have.
We were glad we got off with 5 USD, but what is remarkable about all this, is that they really put on a great show, and actually got us by surprise. One would think that a greedy officer would try to threaten and to make you nervous, but here they did exactly the opposite, so we didn't have a clue how it would end. A good lesson about emotional intelligence, that's for sure!
Once we crossed into Peru we first started to see huge amounts of 3-wheelers:
And people running around with pigs:
And headed for Cuzco, which is a decent city, massive boring churches built by conquerors using rocks from defeated Incas' very original buildings (very sad):
Inca wall.
Views to Cuzco:
Steep streets.
Panorama (click to enlarge)
And people on the streets:
Says "hygienic services", or a public sauna if you like.
One of the Peruvian saints.
The real Peru started after Cuzco for us - most of North-Peru is built up for tourism and is very boring. We skipped Machu Picchu because of outrageous prices and because of being filled with farting fat tourists. Popular, overhyped and noisy stuff ain't the thing for us.
So we headed to search for something more decent and less hyped. Peruvian mountaneous landscapes off the beaten track fit like a glove:
City below (pic taken over 4000 meters over sea-level)
And of course - llama sheperds
And llamas.
Decent greenish valleys...
And people living over 4500 meters! (click to enlarge)
And people living on extremely steep mountainsides.
Zoom in, see the buildings and land being taken care of.
And it gets from fresh greenish to a burnt deserted nature the closer you get to the Pacific.
This is the highest known sand dune in the World - Cerro Blanco - 2287 meters (click to enlarge)
More original Peruvian deserts (click to enlarge)
Their size.
Which brings us to the flora & fauna living in Peru's deserts:
Crystal rocks.
Camouflaged hopper.
A big and fast running bug.
Camouflaged lizard (click to enlarge).
(click to enlarge)
And a falcon making circles in the air above it all...
Peruvian landscape panoramas (click to enlarge each one in new window, and then click again to see them in full size, then scroll the horizontal scroller - makes you feel like you're looking around there yourself):
Twisty road.
Sunset at 4500m.
Our wild camp site in the morning at 3850 meters - freezing night it was!
Just 100 meters away from there.
Other green valleys and mountains...
Till it all got more deserted...
Close to the Pacific ocean lie the amazing
Nazca lines
. We took a boxer engined airplane to see them in their real beauty:
Some landscapes before the lines:
And till the lines appeared:
Tree and hands.
Back in Nazca (the village) we had a decent lunch and while eating a big parrot flew inside the restaurant, jumped up on waiters call and got rewarded with fruits for such an act:
After that, it was fast riding on smooth tarmac to North - on the infamous Panamericana road.
Just a straight road, a relaxed all day ride at 80mph.
Riding through capital Lima was relatively painless, some traffic jams, few times we got lost into gettho, but what really dissapointed us was the rubbish that was everywhere, and the rotting smells. Lima really is a nasty place:
Lima's like a junk yard - with burning plastic on some corners etc.
Typical Lima streets.
And Lima's planning and architecture isn't among the best...
And everywhere we were stared at like some wonder-bike.
More peruvian 3-wheelers.
Want to buy rubbish? Lima's the best place!
What a relief it was to get through Lima. Shortly after we escaped from the infamous corrupt police north of Lima, who always mess with foreign bikers asking money, we landed on a safe
site aside the ocean - Asia in South-America:
Krishna cones - sacred place.
One of the cones inside.
Panorama (click to enlarge)
They had all sorts of animals running around the garden freely:
Some pictures from the Pacific ocean side in the morning:
Poor people collecing and sorting the best out of rubbish left over from the last night's beach party.
Northern Peru's panoramas (click to enlarge each one):
Another of our wild camping sites in the dune's shade (high winds).
Peru kind of sucked for us, if to say it in American English. So far, Peru has been the only country in South-America where we felt and were treated like a moving $$$-wallet. Nowhere else in South-America we've felt it so intensely. Bolivia is poorer country than Peru, but it was much better in the latter field, people aren't that "hungry" for money from
-tourists. While Peru had some super-nice landscapes and nature in the South, Lima and the North with it's rubbish layer till horizons and it's "hungry" people eliminated Peru from our favourite countries list, and rather put it in the end of the list. I really hope others experience it better, because for us, Peru did in fact suck big time in the overall picture.
Good night, Margus
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That's awesome! Need more people like that. There aren't any protesters at any abortion clinic around here. Most people around here use Planned Parenthood facilities to get the free condoms, even though a lot of them are Catholic. :P
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Salted Peanut Chews
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|All purpose flour
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Baking powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Baking soda
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Firmly packed light brown sugar
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), softened
|Egg yolks
|Vanilla extract
|1 Teaspoon
|Miniature marshmallows
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Peanut butter morsels
|10 Ounce (1 Package)
|Light corn syrup
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Vanilla extract
|2 Teaspoon
|Crisp rice cereal
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Roasted salted peanuts
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
Combine first 8 ingredients in a large mixing bowl; beat at low speed with an electric mixer until crumbly.
Press into an ungreased 13" x 9" pan.
Bake at 350° for 12 to 15 minutes or until lightly browned.
Sprinkle with marshmallows; bake 1 to 2 more minutes or until marshmallows begin to puff.
Cool in pan on a wire rack.
Combine peanut butter morsels and next 3 ingredients in a large saucepan; cook over low heat until smooth, stirring constantly.
Remove from heat; stir in cereal and peanuts.
Spread cereal mixture over marshmallows.
Cool completely in pan on wire rack.
Cut into bars.
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Preparation Time:5 Minutes
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The Thanksgiving weekend is traditionally a slow time in the hot stove action, and this year is no different, but Saturday did see one minor (and I do mean minor) deal, as the Blue Jays acquired infielder Luis Valbuena from the Indians in return for cash considerations, according to one of Cleveland's official Twitter accounts.
The Indians had designated Valbuena for assignment on Nov. 18. The 25-year-old infielder hit .209/.227/.279 in just 17 games for the Indians in 2011. He played in 194 games in 2009 and 2010 combined, but hit just .226/.287/.348 in those two seasons combined. He did hit 10 homers in 2009.
This is hardly the Blue Jays' answer at second base where the team lost Kelly Johnson, but he is at least a backup plan in case the team can't find anyone better or just need some depth at Triple-A.For more baseball news, rumors and analysis, follow @eyeonbaseball on Twitter or subscribe to the RSS feed.


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"The Eye of Cybele" is equal parts historical epic, whodunnit-style thriller, highbrow erotica and philosophical discourse. Set in fifth century B.C., the novel fictionally recreates the behind-the-scenes scandals and political intrigues that occupied the Athenian home front at the height of the Peloponnesian War. Daniel Chavarria was born in Uruguay in 1933. He has taught Latin, Greek and classical literature, and has won numerous literary awards around the world. His comic suspense novel about a bicycle hooker in Havana, "Adios Muchachos" (Akashic, 2001), won an Edgar Award and has been translated into 15 languages.
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The Eye of the Cybele, Akashic's second release by celebrated Uruguayan mystery novelist Daniel Chavarrma, is equal parts historical epic, whodunnit-style thriller, highbrow erotica and philosophical discourse. Set in late sixth-century B.C.--during the reign of Pericles--the novel fictionally recreates the behind-the-scenes scandals and political intrigues that occupied the Athenian home front at the height of the Peloponessian War. The novel's central character is Alcibiades, a stutteringly precocious Athenian general whose physical beauty, unparalleled Olympic achievements, and reckless courage on the battlefield earn the fanatical enthusiasm of the polis; the affection and desire of Lysis, a lusty and seductive temple prostitute; the admiration and patronage of Socrates; and the jealousy and suspicion of Nicias, one of the city's most powerful generals and a leading competitor for the favor of both Pericles and the masses. At the center of it all is the Eye of the Cybele, a sacred jewel whose mysterious disappearance sets in motion a sequence of deceptions, subterfuges and failed schemes that ultimately undermine the self-serving ambitions of both Alcibiades and Nicias. Much of the novel's real action takes place behind the scenes, however, through the comically megalomanical preoccupations of the Keeper of the Sum, a mad but charismatic beggar-priest who founds--and personally administers the sensual sacraments of--a new Cybeline cult. While the core beliefs and aspirations of the Golden Age are beginning to crumble from within, Chavarrma depicts--in the phallically obsessed reveries of the Keeper--the birth pangs of a new world religion. In spite of a complexstructure that blends conventional third-person narrative, formal epistles, and deliriously sensual streams-of-consciousness, the novel progresses at a lively pace. Along the way there are savage scenes of torture and war, convoluted tales of political maneuvering, luridly sensual descriptions of cult sexual activity, and spirited philosophical debates. In a stunning denouement, Chavarrma masterly employs the Socratic method to demonstrate the Socratic roots of the suspense genre, with the great skeptical philosopher himself unwittingly assuming the role of a Nick Charles-style detective who logically eliminates one hypothesis and suspect after another to identify the novel's real culprit for an equally uncomprehending audience.


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SIX food businesses in South Derbyshire have been handed awards in a new scheme which highlights the work of outlets offering 'healthier' options.
Jigsaw Catering at Bison Concrete, in Swadlincote, Elior UK Ltd at Nestle in Hatton, Seaking Fish Bar in Darklands Road, Swadlincote, Jack's Of Melbourne in Derby Road, Melbourne, Frydays Fish Bar in Hearthcote Road, Swadlincote, and Melbourne Fish Bar in Market Place, Melbourne, all received bronze, silver or gold awards in the scheme launched this week.
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The company said Thursday that revenue came in at $561.2 million, a little higher than the expectations RIM provided when it settled the long-running BlackBerry lawsuit in March. The final total was up 39 percent from $404.8 million in revenue during last year's fourth quarter.
Net income for the period, which ended one day after the settlement on March 4, was $18.4 million. That includes the $162.5 million that RIM paid NTP during the quarter to settle the case. The total settlement amount was $612.5 million, but $450 million had been stored in escrow during the appeals process of the original verdict that the BlackBerry infringed on patents held by NTP.
As expected, RIM did not add as many new subscribers during the fourth quarter as it had forecast last year, which was one of the reasons it finally decided to settle the case. But the settlement caused new BlackBerry accounts to increase from about 40,000 a week to around 50,000 a week, close to the levels that RIM saw in its third quarter, Dennis Kavelman, RIM's chief financial officer, said on a conference call following the earnings release.
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|Table of Contents
|Vol. 104, No. 1-4, 2004
Issue release date: 2004
|Section title: Telomeres
Interstitial telomeric repeats are not preferentially involved in radiation-induced chromosome aberrations in human cellsDesmaze C.a · Pirzio L.M.a · Blaise R.a · Mondello C.b · Giulotto E.c · Murnane J.P.d · Sabatier L.a
aCEA-DSV/DRR/LRO, Fontenay aux roses (France); bIstituto di Genetica Molecolare, CNR, Pavia (Italy); cDipartimento di Genetica e Microbiologia "A. Buzzati Traverso", University of Pavia, Pavia (Italy); dRadiation Oncology Research Laboratory, UCSF, San Francisco CA (USA)
Received: 9/16/2003
Accepted: 11/20/2003
Published online: 6/15/2004
Issue release date: 2004
Number of Print Pages: 8
Number of Figures: 5
Number of Tables: 3
ISSN: 1424-8581 (Print)
eISSN: 1424-859X (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/CGR
Telomeric repeat sequences, located at the end of eukaryotic chromosomes, have been detected at intrachromosomal locations in many species. Large blocks of telomeric sequences are located near the centromeres in hamster cells, and have been reported to break spontaneously or after exposure to ionizing radiation, leading to chromosome aberrations. In human cells, interstitial telomeric sequences (ITS) can be composed of short tracts of telomeric repeats (less than twenty), or of longer stretches of exact and degenerated hexanucleotides, mainly localized at subtelomeres. In this paper, we analyzed the radiation sensitivity of a naturally occurring short ITS localized in 2q31 and we found that this region is not a hot spot of radiation-induced chromosome breaks. We then selected a human cell line in which approximately 800 bp of telomeric DNA had been introduced by transfection into an internal euchromatic chromosomal region in chromosome 4q. In parallel, a cell line containing the plasmid without telomeric sequences was also analyzed. Both regions containing the transfected plasmids showed a higher frequency of radiation-induced breaks than expected, indicating that the instability of the regions containing the transfected sequences is not due to the presence of telomeric sequences. Taken together, our data show that ITS themselves do not enhance the formation of radiation-induced chromosome rearrangements in these human cell lines.
© 2003 S. Karger AG, Basel
Supported by EDF and the European Union contract FIGH-CT-1999-00009 (TELORAD). The work in the J.P.M. laboratory was supported by National Cancer Institute Grant No. RO1 CA69044 from the National Institutes of Health.
Received 16 September 2003;
manuscript accepted 20 November 2003.
Number of Print Pages : 8
Number of Figures : 5, Number of Tables : 3, Number of References : 51
Cytogenetic and Genome Research
Formerly 'Cytogenetics and Cell Genetics'
Vol. 104, No. 1-4, Year 2004 (Cover Date: 2004)
Journal Editor: H.P. Klinger, Bronx, N.Y.; M. Schmid, Würzburg
ISSN: 1424–8581 (print), 1424–859X (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/journals/cgr
Received: 9/16/2003
Accepted: 11/20/2003
Published online: 6/15/2004
Issue release date: 2004
Number of Print Pages: 8
Number of Figures: 5
Number of Tables: 3
ISSN: 1424-8581 (Print)
eISSN: 1424-859X (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/CGR


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It's pretty miserable what Hassy gear goes for these days
It's only miserable if you are trying to sell. If prices were truly miserable I would already have one to call my own. Though I have to admit, I have seen a few go for prices that were temptingly close to what I would be willing to pay. It seems like the lenses still go for good money, though.
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After having completely encircled the globe (his was the last all-sail naval mission to do so), Wilkes returned to New York in June, 1842. In four years at sea he had logged some 87,000 miles and lost two ships and 28 men. His Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition (5 vol. and an atlas) appeared in 1844. He edited the scientific reports of the expedition (20 vol. and 11 atlases, 1844-74) and was the author of Vol. XI (Meteorology) and Vol. XIII (Hydrography). Moreover, the specimens and artifacts brought back by expedition scientists ultimately formed the foundation for the Smithsonian Institution collection.
Despite his accomplishments, Wilkes acquired a reputation as an arrogant, cruel, and capricious leader. The impetuosity of his nature, for which he was twice court-martialed, was demonstrated when early in the Civil War, as commander of the San Jacinto, he stopped the British mail ship Trent and, contrary to all regulations, forcibly removed Confederate commissioners John Slidell and James M. Mason. The incident almost involved the Union in a war with England (see Trent Affair). Promoted to the rank of commodore in 1862, he commanded a squadron in the West Indies.
See biography by D. Henderson (1953, repr. 1971); W. Bixby, The Forgotten Voyage of Charles Wilkes (1966); R. Silverberg, Stormy Voyager (1968); A. Gurney, The Race to the White Continent (2000); N. Philbrick, Sea of Glory (2003).
Wilkes fled (1764) to Paris and was convicted of seditious libel in his absence. He returned in 1768 and was repeatedly elected to Parliament from Middlesex, but each time he was denied his seat by the king's party. The issue, in the eyes of the angry populace, became a case of royal manipulation of parliamentary privilege against Wilkes to restrain the people's right to elect their own representatives. Wilkes was supported by Edmund Burke and the unknown writer Junius, but he was not seated. After 22 months in prison for his libel conviction, he was elected sheriff of London (1771) and lord mayor (1774). In 1774 he was again elected and this time allowed to take his seat in Parliament, where he championed the liberties of the American colonies and fought for parliamentary reform. He lost popular favor for his vigorous action as chamberlain of London in suppressing the Gordon riots (1780). Although a demagogue, Wilkes was a champion of freedom of the press and the rights of the electorate.
See biographies by O. A. Sherrard (1930, repr. 1972), C. P. Chenevix Trench (1962), L. Kronenberger (1974), A. H. Cash (2006), and J. Sainsbury (2006); I. R. Christie, Wilkes, Wyvill and Reform (1962); G. F. E. Rudé, Wilkes and Liberty (1962).
Wilkes-Barre (or /-bɛri/) is the central city of the Wyoming Valley and county seat of Luzerne County in northeastern Pennsylvania. Founded in 1769 and formally incorporated in 1806, the city has an estimated population of 43,123, according to the 2000 census.
The city and valley are framed by the Pocono Mountains to the east, the Endless Mountains to the west and the Lehigh Valley to the south. The Susquehanna River flows through the center of the valley and defines the northwestern border of the city.
The initial settlers were aligned with Connecticut, which had a claim on the land that rivaled Pennsylvania's. Armed men loyal to Pennsylvania twice attempted to evict the residents of Wilkes-Barre in what came to be known as the Pennamite Wars. After the American Revolution, the conflict was resolved so that the settlers retained title to their lands but transferred their allegiance to Pennsylvania.
Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Wilkes-Barre attempted to repair the damage from Agnes by building a levee system that rises 41 feet; it has successfully battled less threatening floods of 1996, 2004, and 2006, and the Army Corps of Engineers has praised the quality of the levees.
On June 9, 2005, Mayor Thomas M. Leighton unveiled his I believe... campaign for Wilkes-Barre, which was intended to boost the city's spirits. Construction began on a planned downtown theatre complex which had a grand opening on June 30, 2006, and renovation of the landmark Hotel Sterling was being pursued by CityVest, a nonprofit developer. The expansion of Wilkes University and King's College has taken place. Also, the canopy and matching street lights in Public Square and across downtown were removed; the replacements are new green lampposts.
In 2006, the City of Wilkes-Barre celebrated its 200th anniversary. There were several events which were scheduled to commemorate this occasion over the July 4 weekend, including a free concert with the Beach Boys in the City's Kirby Park. However, due to extremely heavy rains, the Susquehanna River crested high enough that most of the City had to be evacuated on June 28, 2006, forcing the cancellation of the events. Afterwards, the City rescheduled their Bicentennial Blastoff, their Bicentennial Parade and the Bicentennial Gala to different dates throughout August. The Beach Boys graciously rescheduled their concert and played a Kirby Park concert on Labor Day Weekend, Sunday September 3, 2006, attended by Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell.
The Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas is the trial court of general jurisdiction for Wilkes-Barre. Its probation system is divided into two divisions; one for adults, and one for juveniles.
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania sits at the Max Rosenn United States Courthouse in downtown Wilkes-Barre on South Main Street. The Chief Judge of the Bankruptcy Court, John J. Thomas, is son of Thomas C. Thomas, a prominent produce dealer whose terminal remains a prominent part of the Wilkes-Barre skyline.
The average household size was 2.20 and the average family size was 2.96.
In the city the population was spread out with 19.9% under the age of 18, 12.6% from 18 to 24, 26.1% from 25 to 44, 20.8% from 45 to 64, and 20.6% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 39 years. For every 100 females there were 93.2 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 90.7 males.
The local accent of American English is Northeast Pennsylvania English.
Wilkes-Barre is located at (41.244581, -75.877918).
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 7.2 square miles (18.6 km²).6.8 square miles (17.7 km²) of it is land and 0.3 square miles (0.9 km²) of it is water. The total area is 4.60% water.
Public transportation is provided by the Luzerne County Transportation Authority. In addition to servicing the main arteries of the city, it provides transportation for the northern half of the county, as well as a connecting bus to Scranton via an interchange at Pittston with COLTS, the public transit authority of Lackawanna County.
Five international airlines fly from the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport in nearby Avoca. Smaller, private planes may also use the Wilkes-Barre Wyoming Valley Airport in Forty Fort.
The city was at one time served by the Lehigh Valley Railroad, Central Railroad of New Jersey, the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad (later Erie Lackawanna Railway), Delaware and Hudson Railway, the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Wilkes-Barre and Eastern Railroad, and the Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Railroad (known as the Laurel Line). The Wilkes-Barre Traction Company formed a streetcar line from Georgetown to Nanticoke and over the river into Plymouth ceasing operations in the mid 1940s. At present, the Canadian Pacific Railway (successor to the Delaware and Hudson) and the Luzerne & Susquehanna Railroad (designated-operator of a county-owned shortline) provide freight service within the city.
|Parent Club
|Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees
|IL, Baseball
|PNC Field
|New York Yankees
|Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
|AHL, Ice hockey
|Wachovia Arena at Casey Plaza
|Pittsburgh Penguins
|Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers
|af2, Arena football
|Wachovia Arena at Casey Plaza