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David R. Lionberger, MD is a noted specialist in arthritis and joint replacement surgery who maintains an active practice in general orthopedic surgery. He is certified by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery and has distinguished himself both for arthritis research and for the design and testing of innovative orthopedic implants. David R. Lionberger, MD is a lecturer and surgical instructor at symposiums throughout Europe, Asia and South America.
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- A Comparison of Wound Closure Techniques for Total Knee Arthroplasty. Eggers MD, Fang L, Lionberger DR. Journal of Arthroplasty. 2011 Apr 28. [Epub ahead of print]
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This is a recap of the seventh and final episode of A&E's new television program, Teach: Tony Danza. The show was not renewed for a second season and Tony Danza is no longer a teacher. We're all going to be okay.
The previous episode of Teach: Tony Danza was great. It seemed like Tony Danza was actually getting the hang of this whole teaching thing and that the students were finally beginning to see him as a trustworthy authority figure. It was a genuinely interesting hour of television that made you think to yourself, "Wait, this might actually be a worthwhile series." But then this episode happened and you're like, "Whoops never mind!" This show is the worst. Even listening to the students has gotten exhausting. Let's get through this last terrible episode and then try to find a colon cleanse type diet for our brains.
The episode begins with Tony Danza assigning his class a five paragraph essay about who is responsible for the death of Caesar in Williams Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. This essay will be a big part of the students' grades because it will count as a project grade AND as a participation grade. Oh sh*******t. The students are not happy about this because they do not like writing essays. Algernon explains.
"We just finished reading the book; why we gotta do an essay already?" says Algernon. Jesus Christ, Algernon.
The next day, Tony Danza's students meet in the library to do research for their Julius Caesar essays. But it is stiflingly hot in there. Tony Danza, in a very orderly manner, has his class leave the library and assigns them to do their research as homework no just kidding obviously that is not what happened.
Tony Danza instead calls the local media and announces he will put on a fund raising show for a new air conditioner called ExtravaDanza. It would seem there is no problem so large that Tony Danza cannot fix by simultaneously failing America's youth and tap dancing.
Granted, it is a nice thing to put on a fundraiser to try to help out the school, but, honestly, Tony Danza should really be focusing on… WAIT WHAAAAAAT??? Remember Ben AKA Kyle and his adolescent mustache?!
Well! He finally shaved!!!
F*cking yesssss!! And I think he also started using a different shampoo. He looks great. This is the highlight of the series. Now back to the awfulness.
The next week, Tony Danza collects the essays. The problem is a whole ton of them just straight up did not do it. Matt M, Chloe, Crystal, Algernon and Nick all failed to turn in an essay, which really just makes you wonder… who is Nick?
Where'd this kid come from? Was he in any of the other episodes? Maybe he was and we just didn't notice. Nick's like, "What? So, anyone who doesn't have an adolescent mustache is just invisible to you?!" And you're like, "No, no, no, Nick. It's not like that at all." And then he's like, "I could grow an adolescent mustache in ten TV seconds." And you're like, "Seriously, Nick, you really don't need to do that." But, uh oh, it's too late.
Nick. That is really not constructive. Your testosterone is causing some serious continuity issues.
Tony Danza tracks down the students that didn't turn in essays and eventually gets them all to hand one in. The essays, however, are terrible. Tony Danza assigns the class to make revisions. He is especially hard on Chloe. She used the word "conspectus" in her essay. Tony Danza is not okay with that because, no duh, conspectus is not a word. Tony Danza scolds her for making up words and not taking the assignment seriously. The interesting thing about this, though, is that conspectus is absolutely a real word and Tony Danza is an absolute f*cking bozo. Also Ben AKA Kyle's mustache is back.
Good God, please let this show end.
Anyway, Tony Danza gives failing grades to half of the students for their essays. This prompts worry from the school administration. An assistant principal takes notice and brings it up with the principal.
Also, Chloe goes to see the assistant principal and asks to be taken out of Tony Danza's class.
The assistant principal convinces Chloe to stay in the class, but now Tony Danza is in trouble, and he gets called into the principal's office.
They have a long, boring conversation that can pretty much be boiled down to this.
Principal: You're not doing a very good job at all.
Tony Danza: I think I am doing a good job.
Principal: You're really not.
And it's toward the end of the episode, so you start thinking, "How awesome would it be if this is how the show ended — if they just ended the whole thing with Tony Danza being called out for being a little dumb? But then he leaves the principal's office and there's this whole other scene. Goddamnit.
Oh, but wait… is Tony Danza going to get called out for being dumb in this scene too?! Yup! But they probably aren't going to play triumphant music as he's being called out for being dumb…right? OH YES THEY ARE!!
"That's what happens when you're a schmo who thinks he's a teacher." – World's most efficient CONSPECTUS of Teach: Tony Danza.
So that's it! Then the show ends. In fairness, there was some other stuff in the episode I didn't mention. For example, there was a troublemaker named Johnny who Tony Danza tried to take under his wing. But by the end of the episode he was arrested and now faces up to 3 years in jail. Also, they had the ExtravaDanza where a guy in for-no-reason overalls donated an air conditioner.
But aside from that, nothing happened. No major revelations about anything and no real resolution to the series. But that, in a way, is perfect. We can finally put this seven episode nightmare behind us and move on with our lives. Goodbye, Tony Danza. And, more importantly, goodbye, adolescent mustaches.


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Before Fedora 15 can be released, it must meet specified criteria. The beta release rolled out in mid-April with the Gnome Shell and Gnome 3 desktop, LibreOffice productivity suite, BoxGrinder, a dynamic firewall, and language updates.
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CINCINNATI - The Xavier Musketeers fell to the Seton Hall Pirates, 68-60, Saturday afternoon at Cintas Center. Junior center Matt Stainbrook recorded his fifth double-double of the season in the game. The Musketeers are now 15-6 on the year and 5-3 in BIG EAST play. The Pirates improve to 13-9 overall (4-5 BIG EAST).
Stainbrook and sophomore guard Semaj Christon led the Musketeers in the effort. Stainbrook finished with 16 points, 14 rebounds and three assists. Christon scored a game-high 21 points and also had six assists and three rebounds. Christon has scored in double digits nine games in a row and has also scored over 20 points in five of the last seven games.
Seton Hall jumped out to a quick 8-0 lead but Xavier responded by scoring five straight to cut the Pirates' lead to three. Brandon Mobley gave Seton Hall its largest lead of nine from back-to-back three pointers. After that, Xavier's defense held the Pirates to 3-of-12 for the rest of the half. The Musketeers went on an 8-0 run starting with a Myles Davis three following with several foul shots due a technical on the Seton Hall bench. With 30 seconds left in the half, an over-the-back call sent Matt Stainbrook to the line to give the Musketeers a 28-27 halftime lead. Seton Hall's 27 first half points are the lowest allowed in the first half by the Xavier defense since Wake Forest scored 27 in December.
Fuquan Edwin nailed two threes to give Seton Hall a 37-31 lead with 17:37 remaining. Xavier jumped to a 6-0 run to tie the game after back-to-back finishes by Christon. Later in the half, Isaiah Philmore scored five straight points to give the Musketeers a 46-45 lead with 10:22 to go. Seton Hall hit five treys in the second half, including two from Jaren Sina that extended the Pirates' lead to nine, their largest of the afternoon. Xavier managed to cut the lead to five points, but Seton Hall was able to hold on for the 68-60 final.
Other contributors for the Musketeers were Philmore, Dee Davis and Myles Davis. Philmore added eight points and two boards, while D. Davis had three points and five assists. Myles Davis hit two three-pointers and finished with 7 points.
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The Justice Department moved today to block AT&T's merger with T-Mobile USA with a federal antitrust lawsuit, saying the $39 billion deal "would substantially lessen competition" in the U.S. wireless market.
"Any way you look at this transaction, it's anticompetitive," DOJ acting antitrust chief Sharis Pozen said at a press conference today. "Unless this merger is blocked, competition and innovation in the U.S. wireless market... will be diminished and consumers will suffer."
After an "exhaustive" review, the DOJ concluded the proposed acquisition violated the law and moved to block the deal in court, Pozen said.
The complaint could be a fatal blow to the mega-merger, which has been met with vocal opposition from consumer groups and competing operators, namely Sprint Nextel.
AT&T general counsel Wayne Watts said the company was caught off guard by the DOJ's decision.
"We are surprised and disappointed by today's action, particularly since we have met repeatedly with the Department of Justice and there was no indication from the DOJ that this action was being contemplated," Watts said in a statement, adding that AT&T intends to "vigorously contest this matter in court."
AT&T plans to appeal the suit and will ask for an expedited hearing on the case. DOJ has the burden of proving to the court that the deal is anticompetitive.
"We remain confident that this merger is in the best interest of consumers and our country, and the facts will prevail in court," Watts said.
AT&T has agreed to pay T-Mobile parent Deutsche Telekom $3 billion if the merger is ultimately blocked by regulators.
The FCC, which also has authority over the merger, has not yet made a decision.
Pozen shied away from saying whether the FCC would also oppose the transaction, but said the agency had been a "close partner" in the DOJ's decision.
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said in a statement that the DOJ's decision "raises serious concerns" about the deal's effect on competition.
"Competition is an essential component of the FCC's statutory public interest analysis, and although our process is not complete, the record before this agency also raises serious concerns about the impact of the proposed transaction on competition," he said.
The DOJ said the efficiencies of the deal touted by AT&T did not outweigh the transaction's "substantial adverse impact."
"AT&T could obtain substantially the same network enhancements that it claims will come from the transaction if it simply invested in its own network without eliminating a close competitor," the DOJ said in a statement.
The DOJ's suit alleges the proposed acquisition would violate federal antitrust laws by removing a "significant competitor" from the marketplace. AT&T and T-Mobile compete in 97 of the country's 100 largest wireless markets.
"AT&T's acquisition of T-Mobile would eliminate a company that has been a disruptive force through low pricing and innovation by competing aggressively in the mobile wireless telecommunications services marketplace," the DOJ said.
The complaint cites a number of new products first brought to market by T-Mobile, including the first Android smartphones, BlackBerry e-mail, the Sidekick, national Wi-Fi hotspot access, unlimited plans and HSPA+ service.
AT&T has tried to sweeten the deal by promising to deploy LTE to more rural areas and this week said it would bring back 5,000 outsourced call center jobs to the United States if regulators approve the merger. The operator also said that it would not lay off any of its own call center employees or those working at T-Mobile who are on the payroll when the merger closes.


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MADISON — Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen announced that on August 7, 2013, Michelle R. Popenhagen, 42, of Arbor Vitae, was sentenced on three counts of misdemeanor theft from her former employer, Save More Food Markets, Inc., of Minocqua. The Honorable Patrick Madden, Circuit Court Judge for Iron County, presided at the sentencing hearing in Oneida County Circuit Court.
The court ordered Popenhagen to serve three years probation on each count, concurrently, with conditions that she: pay $1,000.00 restitution to Save More Food Markets and $27,500.00 to Society Insurance (the store's insurer); not be employed in any capacity in which she handles cash unless approved of her probation officer; pay required costs, fees and assessments; and, serve nine months in the county jail on Count One, with work release privileges. The probation term commences immediately. The jail term is to commence within 60 days.
The original criminal complaint charged Popenhagen with two counts of felony theft and two counts of making fraudulent writings, also felonies. As part of a settlement agreement, those charges were amended to three misdemeanor counts of "Theft by Employee" in violation of sections 943.20(1)(b) and (3)(a) of the Wisconsin Statutes. The defendant entered pleas of "no contest" to those charges in June, 2013, acknowledging that the evidence was sufficient to prove her guilt.
According to the criminal complaint on file, Popenhagen was employed by Save More Food Markets as a head cashier until June 2004. Her duties included replenishing the cash in the store-owned automated teller machine ("ATM"). She was to retrieve cash from the store's safe, record the amount in an accounting journal, place the funds into the ATM and then enter the amount deposited into the ATM on the ATM's keypad. During the period from July 2003 through mid-June 2004, Popenhagen repeatedly stole cash by not placing all of the money in the ATM. Investigators documented that $28,500.00 was unaccounted for in the store's ATM accounts and that false entries were made in store records regarding that account.
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5/3/13 - 5/3/13
7th Annual Autism Conference
On May 3, join hundreds as they gather to learn more about Autism. The 7th Annual Autism Conference takes place at 8 a.m., in La Salle University's student union building at 1900 West Olney Avenue, Philadelphia. Register today at www.gtpartnerships.org.
5/3/13 - 5/6/13
A Weekend to Remember
The Everett Inc. presents a full weekend of art centered on the art work of Gibby Perry and the Titanic. Live stage show, large display of art and memorabilia, and a Grand Gala. Go to www.everetttheatre.com for more details.
5/3/13 - 5/3/13
A Night at the Derby
Fundraiser for Domestic Violence Center of Chester County at the Phoenixville Foundry in Phoenixville. Kentucky Derby-themed event hosted by NBC10's Tracy Davidson with live band, dinner, auctions. Contact Terry Moody at 610-431-3546 or firstname.lastname@example.com
5/4/13 - 5/4/13
Come and join us for NatureFest, where you can celebrate May Day, Arbor Day, and Earth Day at this fun-filled family program! Play and learn with exciting earth-themed, hands-on activities brought to you by local community partners.
5/4/13 - 5/4/13
Aspergers Alliance 2nd Annual Bowl
2-4pm Pleasant Hill Bowl Lanes 1001 W.Newport Pike, Newport,DE 19804 Bowling,50/50,food $12 before Apr.20 $15 after Supports Aspergers Alliance for adolescents and young adults with Autism Info: Ann 302-454-1814 www.aspergersalliancedelaware.com
5/4/13 - 5/4/13
Grace Episcopal Church Flea Market
Grace Episcopal Church Spring Flea Market, Sat., May 4 from 8 AM to 2 PM. Rain date is Sat., May 18. 80+vendors. Antiques, crafts, garage sale items, direct sales vendors, and more. Hot breakfast/lunch food avail thruout day.
5/4/13 - 5/4/13
Faith Community Foster Care Interest meeting
About 800 children are living in foster care. Pls join us to learn how to help them on 5/4 at 9:30am at Bethel AME Church, 604 N. Walnut St., Wilm. Hosted by Lt. Gov. Matt Denn, Bethel AME Church & Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc, Wilm (DE) Alum chapter.
5/4/13 - 5/4/13
2nd annual 5K Achievement Race and Fun in the Sun
Location: Christiana High School 190 Salem Church Road, Newark, DE Registration: 8:30am / Race start at 9:00 Cost: Donation of $5 or more Fun for the whole family… Arts & Crafts, Bake Sale, Face Painting & More!!
5/5/13 - 5/5/13
Teal Ribbon 5K Run/Walk to Fight Ovarian Cancer
Visit www.deovariancancer.org for more info., including reg. forms. Reg. opens 7:45 am. Pre-reg. $20 ($25 day-of) or $15 for students w/student I.D. ($20 day-of); 5 & under free. Register online at races2run.com. USTAF cert. course; no dogs allowed.
5/5/13 - 5/5/13
Summer Sunday Band Concert Series
First State Symphonic Band in concert, H. Fletcher Brown Park (behind Hercules bldg), marches and show tunes. Also, Music Discovery Event. Meet the musicians and handle real band instruments. Many fun activities planned!
5/5/13 - 5/5/13
Tri-State Bird Rescue Open House
Take a tour of the wild bird clinic, and peek at baby birds in our nursery. Admission is free; donations of cash, paper towels, and single-ply white toilet paper are gratefully accepted. For more info, visit www.tristatebird.org.
5/5/13 - 5/5/13
Sunday Summer Concert Series
Concerts take place the first Sunday of each month from May to September in H. Fletcher Brown Park at 14th & Market Streets from 2- 4 p.m. More info at oldbrandywinevillage.org.
5/6/13 - 5/7/13
Richie Ashburn Memorial Home Runs For Heart
Join the American Heart Association and the Phillies for the 16th annual Richie Ashburn Memorial Home Runs For Heart event, a two-day derby contest at Citizen's Bank Park on May 6 &7, from 8a-4:30 p. Bring your family and swing for the fences while you help us strike out heart disease and stroke. To register or for more info, call (215) 575-5218, email@example.com or visit or heart.org/phillywalk.
5/8/13 - 5/8/13
Hero Fund for Officer Justin Wilkers
Red Robin of De.will host a fundraiser to help raise money for Officer Justin Wilkers who was shot while on duty.THE RONNIE WILLIAMS FOUNDATION / DELAWARE HERO FUND will give all proceeds to Justin Wilkers.
5/8/13 - 5/8/13
Kent County Foster Parent Information Night
May is Natl Foster Care Month. Recruitment & training of foster parents.Kent County info session,2nd Wednesdays of month, Barratt Bldg,821 Silverlake Blvd,Dover, 5:30pm-7:30pm.302-725-3078. In other counties,call 1-800-464-HELP. www.kids.delaware.gov
5/9/13 - 5/9/13
MSABC Celebrity Bar Tending
Join WJBR's Catey Hill and Charlie Maxx at the Celebrity Bar tending Event to benefit Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Thursday, May 9th 6 -9 pm at BBC Tavern & Grill in Greenville. For details or information contact email@example.com or 302.669.6324.
5/10/13 - 5/10/13
Kind to Kids Spring Celebration Breakfast
Kind to Kids to honor three forces in our community: Ellen Levin, Christella St. Juste, and Barnes & Noble Christiana. Kind to Kids is a nonprofit that serves DE's foster children and children in poverty. Deep Blue Restaurant, Downtown. Tickets $25
5/10/13 - 5/10/13
Newark Symphony Orchestra Concert
The Newark Symphony Orchestra and the University of Delaware's Schola Cantorum Choir will present Giuseppe Verdi's Messa da Requiem Friday, May 10, 2013 at 8 PM at the Salesianum School. For more information, go to www.newarksymphony.org.
5/10/13 - 5/10/13
The Annual Conference of the Delaware Dietetic Association!
The Annual Conference of the Delaware Dietetic Association is Friday, May 10th 7:00am - 4:00pm at the Executive Hall and Banquet Center Newark, Delaware. Bring a canned food item for the Food Bank of Delaware and get a raffle ticket for a chance to win a prize! Questions? Contact Deepthi Harkar at firstname.lastname@example.com
5/11/13 - 5/11/13
Paws For Life May Day 5k run/walk
Paws for Life 5k trail run and walk, also a 2 mile trail dog walk with trivia along the way. New this year awards for top 5k runners with their dogs. Runners & walkers will return to a family fun cookout, canine games, silent auction, and awards.
5/11/13 - 5/11/13
fun filled day for kids to enjoy games, moonbounces, facepainting and many more activities while parents check out the many crafters and vendors. lots of food and a raffle table too. located at Rainbow Elementary School in coatesville
5/11/13 - 5/11/13
Free Oral Cancer Screenings
We will be hosting an onsite Oral Cancer Screening on Saturday, May 11th from 10am lasting all day at our office 4901 Limestone Road Wilmington, DE 19808 There is no appointment necessary.
5/11/13 - 5/11/13
Stateline Loop 9K/5K Trail Race for Conservation
The start finish line is at Stateline Woods Preserve located at 814 Merrybell Lane, Kennett Square PA 19348. More information about the race, registration and the organization can be found at: www.tlcforscc.org
5/11/13 - 5/11/13
Flea Market
Flea Market on Sat. May 11 8 -5 at St. Mark's United Methodist Church 1700 Limestone Rd. Wilmington, DE 19808. Something for everyone.
5/12/13 - 1/1/70
Mother's Day Brunch
Mother's Day Brunch, including all your favorites! Reservations required (for more information) by calling Dorine firstname.lastname@example.com/website at www.ministryofcaring.org. 2 seatings: 10AM and 11:30 AM, $35 per person*
5/14/13 - 5/14/13
Concord Township Planning Commission
325 acres in Beaver Valley adjacent to Penn's Wood's Winery in Concord Twp, PA are under threat of development. If you're unhappy losing this amazing place, please consider coming to the re-zoning hearing on 5/14 at 7pm. Concord Twp Bldg, PA
5/15/13 - 5/15/13
End of Season Fund Raising at BBC
Join OperaDelaware at BBC Tavern & Grill for an End of the Season party and fund raising event from 6-9 PM.
5/15/13 - 5/15/13
New Castle County Family Resource Fair
Attendees will receive a welcome goody bag, lots of community information and a chance at door prizes! Contact your local NCC library for more information.
5/16/13 - 5/16/13
Wilmington Go Red For Women Luncheon
The American Heart Association will host its 10th annual Go Red For Women Luncheon at the Ammon Med. Ctr. (Christiana Care) from 10:30 a.m. -1 p.m. Join men and women as they celebrate the lives of women Visit heart.org/wilmingtongoredluncheon.
5/17/13 - 5/17/13
Casino Night Fundraiser
Casino fundraiser supports St Anthony in the HIlls Youth & Family Center 6:30-9:30PM at St Anthony in the Hills 6742 Limestone Road, Avondale PA. Come play so kids can win! Tickets:$50/person,$75/couple. Buy tickets online: www.HillsCasino.Eventbrite.com
5/17/13 - 5/17/13
Mocha, Music and More
Central Perk Coffee House 42 E. Main St. Newark, DE 19711 7:00-9:00 pm 302-368-7158 Performance poetry by Bree Felling and Amy Eyre Music by Rich Campbell and singer/songwriter Andrew Foraker
5/17/13 - 5/17/13
From 10 am – 2 pm at Del-One in New Castle, DE, participants can drop off their shred material into locked document safes, where they will be securely transported to our plant-based destruction facility in Georgetown, DE, promptly shredded & recycled.
5/17/13 - 6/2/13
Tuition4Me from Tri-State Bird
Tri-State Bird in Newark, DE is hosting Tuition4Me, auctioning off a $1,000 Goldey-Beacom College scholarship at a reduced price. Bids are accepted beginning May 17 at 7:00 pm until June 2 at 7:00 pm. Visit www.tristatebird.org/tuition4me for details.
5/18/13 - 8/31/13
Bellefonte Farmers Market
The Bellefonte Farmers Market in conjunction with the Bellefonte Arts Festival runs Saturdays 9a - 1pm starting May 18th. 912 Brandywine Blvd in Wilmington
5/18/13 - 5/18/13
Hagley's Creek Kids: A Day in the Life
Explore how life in the nineteenth century was different from today! Visitors can try chores, taste what was for dinner, and discover why people decided to settle along the Brandywine. Included in admission, free for members.
5/18/13 - 5/18/13
Hagley's Teacher Appreciation Day
Teachers visiting Hagley today receive complimentary admission. Children of teachers who are fourteen and under also receive free admission.
Annual Yard-Soup-Bake sale
Annual Yard-Soup-Bake sale May 18, 8am-2pm, set up 7am Chesapeake City VFW Post 7687 304 Basil Avenue, Chesapeake City, MD 21915 Spaces $10/ea, $15/ea with tables Kitchen Open Contact Val at Phone/Text 410-920-6121 or firstname.lastname@example.com
5/18/13 - 5/18/13
All-Star Cheer Tryouts
Tryout for our 2013/2014 cheer season. Athletes ages are 5+. Evaluations will be informal & athletes will be able to demonstrate jumps, tumbling & stunting. Register for tryouts by visiting our website, www.xtremetumbleandcheer.com
5/18/13 - 5/18/13
five points fire co fund raiser
RITA's water ice on maryland ave will donate part of there sales for 3 hrs to help support their fire co. won't you also come and enjoy the water ice and help support the programs at the fire house?
5/18/13 - 5/18/13
18th Annual Breath of Spring Gala
The American Lung Association in Delaware will honor U.S. Senator Tom Carper for his ongoing support during the 18th Annual Breath of Spring Gala on Saturday, May 18 from 5:30 to 11 p.m. at the World Cafe Live at the Queen. The theme of this year's gala is "The Great Gatsby." Roaring 20's attire is encouraged. For more information and to RSVP, contact Cathy Erhardt at (302) 737-6414 ext. 23 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit www.lunginfo.org/degala.
5/18/13 - 5/18/13
5th Annual Bellefonte Arts Festival
The 5th Annual Bellefonte Arts Festival is on Saturday May 18th, 2013, 10am – 6pm in Bellefonte DE. Over 50 local artisans, live music, great food, and the Grand Opening of Bellefonte Farmers Market. Free parking is available. Rain date May 19th.
5/18/13 - 5/18/13
9am - 2 pm
CAR WASH: BETHEL FIRE HOUSE. Elam United Methodist Church's Youth group will be hosting a car wash at the Bethel Fire Co at 3737 Foulk Road. This is a fundraiser for their summer mission trip to Rutland VT. Donations greatly appreciated.
5/18/13 - 5/18/13
27th annual mennonite spring festival
6am an all you can eat breakfast auction starts at 9 with quilts at 2pm lots of fun and food something for everyone bbq chicken & burgers strawberry pies ,bake table lots of vendors
5/18/13 - 5/18/13
Shaun Canon We Are Music Concert
We Are Music concert featuring Shaun Canon, American Idol Alumni, Emmy nominated artist, and advocate for music in schools. May 18, 7:30pm, $15. Penns Grove HS, 334 Harding Hwy, Carneys Pt, NJ. Tickets at door or contact email@example.com
5/19/13 - 5/19/13
Centreville's Doggerel Day
Join Centreville Veterinary Hospital 12-4pm for this annual event at Canby Grove Park, across from Centreville Hospital All proceeds benefit Save the Animals Adoption CenterDoggerel Day event celebrates the completed family unit where dogs are the focus. It is the purpose of Doggerel Day to celebrate, demonstrate and participate for man's best friend. •Family Fun •Food/Drinks •Moon bounce •Balloon Animals •Silent Auction •Obedience demonstrations •Dog Competitions •Pet costume contest. •"Kids Korner" •And much much more… www.windcrestanimal.com
5/19/13 - 5/19/13
4th Annual DE-feet Breast Cancer 5K Run/Walk
Join DBCC for this 5K run/walk. Register at www.defeetbreastcancerwalk.org.
5/19/13 - 5/19/13
The Orly Diamonds Dash
Open to only the first 100 couples, Sunday, May 19th Orly Diamonds and the Delaware State Parks present the Orly Diamonds Dash at the Bellevue State Park. Visit myorlydiamonds.com to find out how you can enter to win a NEW CAR courtesy of Martin Honda or a $5000. 00 diamond ring. It's the greatest scavenger hunt to ever come to Delaware. The Orly Diamonds Dash at Bellevue State Park on Sunday, May 19th. Registration is limited to the first 100 couples. Visit myorlydiamonds.com today.
5/19/13 - 5/19/13
Arthritis Walk
The Arthritis Walk is a 5K walk to benefit the Arthritis Foundation. Register your team or family today at www.arthritiswalkde.com. Walk kicks off at 11:00 am. Live entertainment, kids actvities, and more!
5/19/13 - 5/19/13
2013 Arthritis Walk Delaware
Join the Arthritis Foundation for the 2013 Arthritis Walk Delaware on Sunday, May 19 at Glasgow Park Rt 896 & 40, Newark, DE. The walk starts at 11:00 am. For more info or to register http://www.kintera.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=1049669
5/19/13 - 5/19/13
Ryan's 5K run/ walk
5k run walk 10 am at Middletown high school. benefits the Ryan R. Wagner memorial scholarship fund to support Appoquinimink School district seniors attending University of Delaware.For info go to FlyLikeRyan.com email email@example.com
5/21/13 - 5/21/13
Dining Event to Support DE Boots on the Ground
Friendly's Restaurant, 80 Lantana Square, Hockessin is donating 10% of their total receipts from 5pm-8pm to our nonprofit org. that assists Delaware military members and their families. More info can be found at www.DEBOTG.org
5/22/13 - 5/22/13
Volleyball Fundraiser
DE Juniors 16s girls volleyball team won a bid to play in the National tournament in Dallas, TX. We're running a fundraiser at Friendly's restaurant on Kirkwood Hwy in Newark, Wednesday, May 22 from 5pm - 9pm. Help the girls get to Dallas to represent our great state of Delaware in the big state of Texas!
5/22/13 - 5/22/13
20th Anniversary of Goodstay
A 20th Anniversary Party to celebrate the founding of the Friends of Goodstay Garden will be held on Wednesday evening, May 22, from 5 - 8 p.m. in the gardens in Wilmington. Tickets -$55 in advance and $65 at the door - are available through http://goodstay20thanniversary.eventbrite.com/#
5/23/13 - 5/23/13
Response-a-Bull Rescue Happy Hour Benefit
Happy Hour benefits the dogs of Response-a-Bull Rescue and Shelter on Thursday, May 23rd at The Blue Parrot Bar & Grille, corner of 6th & Union in Wilmington, 4:30 - 9PM. A $10 tax deductible donation is suggested at the door. www.response-a-bull.org
5/23/13 - 5/23/13
BBC Tavern & Grill Bartending Night
BBC Tavern & Grill Bartending Night To benefit the Delaware Center for Horticulture is Thursday, May 23, 6 – 9 p.m. Support TheDCH and our Guest Bartenders, and to help raise funds for the popular annual Wilmington City Gardens Contest. Guest bartender includes WJBR's Catey Hill.
5/24/13 - 5/24/13
Five Points Fire Co. fund raiser
Deerhead hot dogs will be hosting a fund raise to help their fire co. Event will run from 3:00pm till 8:00pm. Come and enjoy the great food and help support the fire house
5/24/13 - 6/7/13
The American Cancer Society's Relay For Life of Middletown will be held June 7-8, 2013 at Silver Lake Park.Opening Ceremony is Friday,June 7,2013 6p.m. at Silver Lake Park, Middletown. Luminaria Ceremony Friday 9p.m.
5/24/13 - 6/8/13
The Race to Find a Cure 5K Run/Walk,Kiddie Track Run is June 8,8:15a.m. at Silver Lake Park.The Kiddie Run begins at 7:45 Registration begins at 7. All proceeds go to the RFL of Middletown. https://www.signup2raceusa.com/race2findacure/.
5/25/13 - 5/25/13
5k Run/Walk for Kay's Kamp
Run or walk for Kay's Kamp and you will help send a child with cancer to kamp for a week. Race starts at 9am at St. Andrews School, Middletown, DE. Register at www.races2run.com. Cost is $20 prior to 5/21t; $25 after 5/21.
5/25/13 - 5/25/13
He-Brews Cafe
Christian cafe at St. Mark's United Methodist Church May 25,2013 Doors open at 6:30pm. Show from 7-9pm. Coffee and light refreshments. Performance by Ray Seemans (acoustic) Location- 1700 Limestone Road, Wilmington,DE 19804
5/26/13 - 5/26/13
American Tapestry Choral Concert
American Tapestry--New Ark Chorale's annual concert of American music. Sunday May 26, 2013, 3:00. Newark United Methodist Church, 69 E. Main St. Newark DE 19711. Free ice cream social! Tickets: Call 302 368-4946, or online at mycommunityevents.com
5/30/13 - 5/30/13
AstroDance will be performing for FREE at Delaware School for the Deaf, 630 E Chestnut Hill Rd, Newark on May 30th at 6:30 pm. Recommended for kids over 10 yrs old. www.delawarestatewideprograms.org for more info
Extended Events
12/13/01 - 5/16/14
Endangered Species Day
1/2/11 - 1/1/16
Welcome to the WJBR Hometown Happenings Page!
3/19/12 - 1/18/38
Basket Bingo
6/24/12 - 1/18/38
Flea Market & Car Show
9/9/12 - 2/4/14
100 Years of Picturing the Nation's Business
10/26/12 - 10/26/13
Contemporary Blues Jam
2/13/13 - 12/18/13
Kent County Foster Parent Information Night
2/16/13 - 2/16/16
Doo Wop Sock Hop
3/1/13 - 1/18/38
Fairy Tale Life - Hans Christian Andersen Musical
3/19/13 - 6/15/13
Become a HOST Family!!
4/1/13 - 6/29/13
MtP HS class of 73-40th Reunion
5/17/13 - 6/2/13
Tuition4Me from Tri-State Bird
5/18/13 - 8/31/13
Bellefonte Farmers Market
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FARMcurious Fermenting Set – a Simpler Way to Culture
You can hardly turn on the news without hearing about a new discovery about the "human microbiome", that collection of bacteria living in an on our bodies. Study findings tell us that a more diverse collection of 'gut bacteria' will help with everything from a weak immune system, irritable bowel syndrome and even obesity!
So why isn't everyone loading up on fermented food?
Asking this question to anyone who would listen in the past year has led me to believe that these are the issues that seem to turn people away.
Fear of yeast and mold growing on top
Space limitations
Expense of fancy fermentation setups
Lack of knowledge on how to do it
Unwillingness to have something 'smelly' in the house
- Not sure whether they like to eat fermented things or how to use them
No one seems to question the idea that eating more probiotic, live-cultured food is probably a good idea. However, convincing the larger part of the population that it's perfectly safe and normal to eat something that's been resting under a slimy layer of mold is another battle altogether.
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'And this is his commandment, That we should believe on the name of his Son Jesus Christ.' 1 John 3:23
Suggested Further Reading: Acts 16:16–34
If we heartily trust our soul with Christ, our sins, through his blood, are forgiven, and his righteousness is imputed to us. The mere knowledge of these facts will not, however, save us, unless we really and truly trust our souls in the Redeemer's hands. Faith must act in this wise: 'I believe that Jesus came to save sinners, and therefore, sinner though I be, I rest myself on him; I know that his righteousness justifies the ungodly; I, therefore, though ungodly, trust in him to be my righteousness; I know that his precious blood in heaven prevails with God on the behalf of them that come unto him; and since I come unto him, I know by faith that I have an interest in his perpetual intercession.' Now, I have enlarged the one thought of believing on God's Son Jesus Christ. 'Believing' is most clearly explained by that simple word 'trust.' Believing is partly the intellectual operation of receiving divine truths, but the essence of it lies in relying upon those truths. I believe that, although I cannot swim, yonder friendly plank will support me in the flood; I grasp it, and am saved: the grasp is faith. I am promised by a generous friend that if I draw upon his banker, he will supply all my needs; I joyously confide in him, and as often as I am in want I go to the bank, and am enriched: my going to the bank is faith. Thus faith is accepting God's great promise, contained in the person of his Son. It is taking God at his word, and trusting in Jesus Christ as being my salvation, although I am utterly unworthy of his regard. Sinner, if you take Christ to be your Saviour this day, you are justified.
For meditation: Abraham is our example of saving faith (Romans 4:11–12). In his head he was convinced that God could do what he had promised (Romans 4:21); in his heart he trusted God (Romans 4:20); God accepted his trust and attributed righteousness to him (Romans 4:22). This is how we are to trust in the death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ (Romans 4:23–25). But is this what you mean by 'faith'?
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Unprofitable Servants
POSTED BY: Millet
For many years I wrestled with how to take a compliment. I don't know how many hundreds of talks or lessons I've given over the last thirty years, but it's been a lot. And more than once people have come to the front of the room to thank me afterward. Those compliments have been as varied as the personalities of the people themselves. Some simply say, "Good job" or "Great talk" or "I really enjoyed your message." The more thoughtful compliments take the form of follow-up questions, requested clarifications, or an eagerness to get a reference or source of a thought or quotation. As a speaker or teacher, I appreciate the fact that they would make the effort to provide feedback.
For the longest time, however, I just didn't handle such compliments properly. I would often say something like, "Well, not really; I thought it was sort of mediocre" or "Thanks, but I only got through half of my material." My wife, Shauna, noticed my discomfort and suggested that I might take a different approach: I might try saying, "Thank you." It actually works quite well.
In recent years, I have discovered another way to handle compliments, even gushy ones about how wonderful and inspiring I am. I find myself saying things like, "Thank you. It was a great evening, wasn't it? The Lord was good to us" or "There was a sweet Spirit in our midst. I'm grateful I was here." Those aren't just handy homilies to me, nor are they insincere. The longer I live and the more I experience, the more clearly I perceive the workings of the Lord; if we have an inspiring experience together, all the glory and honor and thanks ought to go to God.
I can still remember very distinctly the words of President Joseph Fielding Smith at the April 1970 conference, in which he was sustained as the tenth President of the Church. "I desire to say that no man of himself can lead this church," President Smith affirmed. "It is the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ; he is at the head. The Church bears his name, has his priesthood, administers his gospel, preaches his doctrine, and does his work.
"He chooses men and calls them to be instruments in his hands to accomplish his purposes, and he guides and directs them in their labors. But men are only instruments in the Lord's hands, and the honor and glory for all his servants accomplish is and should be ascribed unto him forever" (in Conference Report, April 1970, 113).
Such words should create feelings of profound humility, feelings of gratitude, of reverence, of resounding praise to Him who holds all things in his power and is the Source of our strength and very being. Elder Gerald N. Lund pointed out that "focusing on the word profit will help us better understand the concept of unprofitable servants. The word implies personal gain or benefit. Profit means an increase in assets or status or benefits.
"That is the crux of the concept of man being an unprofitable servant. God is perfect—in knowledge, power, influence, and attributes. He is the Creator of all things! What could any person—or all people together for that matter—do to bring profit (that is, an increase in assets, status, or benefits) to God? . . .
"That we are his children and he loves us is undeniable, and that situation puts us in a status far above any of his other creations. But we must somehow disabuse ourselves of any notion that we can bring personal profit to God by our actions. That would make God indebted to men, which is unthinkable" (Jesus Christ, Key to the Plan of Salvation, 120–21; emphasis added).
To the extent that we realize who we are, Whose we are, what we can do, and what we can never do for ourselves, our Heavenly Father and his Beloved Son will do everything in their power to forgive us, equip us, empower us, transform us, and ultimately glorify us. We may not have "arrived" yet, but we're well on the way when we begin to acknowledge our limitations, confess his goodness and mercy and strength, and learn to embody an attitude of gratitude. In the language of the revelation, we are to "thank the Lord [our] God in all things" (D&C 59:7; see also v. 21). In weakness there is strength (see 2 Corinthians 12:9–10; Ether 12:27). In submission and surrender, there is power and victory. Thanks be to God, who grants us that victory through the mediation of his Son, the Lord Jesus Christ (see 1 Corinthians 15:57).
In Whom Do We Trust?
POSTED BY: holzapfel
A few years ago, a colleague and I sat at lunch with two prominent theologians. This was not our first visit together because we had met two years earlier and had had a sweet and delightful discussion of Jesus Christ, the centrality of his Atonement, the lifting and liberating powers of his grace, and how our discipleship is and should be lived out day by day. In that initial meeting there was no defensiveness, no pretense, no effort to put the other down or prove him wrong. Instead, there was that simple exchange of views, an acknowledgment of our differences, and a spirit of rejoicing in those central features of the doctrine of Christ about which we were in complete agreement—a sobering spirit of gratitude for the incomparable blessings that flow from the life and death and transforming power of the Redeemer.
Now, two years later, we picked up where we had left off, almost as if no time had passed at all. Many things were said, diagrams were drawn on napkins, and a free flow of ideas took place. Toward the end of our meeting, one of our friends turned to me and said: "Okay Bob, here's the one thing I would like to ask in order to determine what you really believe." He continued: "You are standing before the judgment bar of the Almighty, and God turns to you and asks, 'Robert Millet, what right do you have to enter heaven? Why should I let you in?'" It was not the kind of question I had anticipated. (I had assumed he would be asking something more theoretical. This question was poignant, practical, penetrating, and personal.) For about thirty seconds, I tried my best to envision such a scene, searched my soul, and sought to be as clear and candid as possible. Before I indicate exactly what I said, I want to take us forward twenty-four hours in time.
The next day I spoke to a large group of Latter-day Saint single adults from throughout New England who had gathered for a conference at MIT in Boston. My topic was "Hope in Christ." Two-thirds of the way through my address, I felt it would be appropriate to share our experience from the day before. I posed to the young people the same question that had been posed to me. There was a noticeable silence in the room, an evidence of quiet contemplation upon a singularly significant question. I allowed them to think about it for a minute or so and then walked up to one of the young women on the front row and said: "Let's talk about how we would respond. Perhaps I could say the following to God: 'Well, I should go to heaven because I was baptized into the Church, served a full-time mission, married in the temple, attend worship services regularly, read my scriptures daily, pray in the morning and at night. . .'" At that point the young woman cut me off with these words: "Wait. . . . Wait. . . . I don't feel right about your answer. It sounds like you're reading God your résumé."
Several hands then went up. One young man blurted out: "How did you answer the question? Tell us what you said!" I thought back upon the previous day, recalled to mind many of the feelings that swirled in my heart at the time, and told the single adults how I had answered. I looked my friend in the eye and replied: I would say to God: I claim the right to enter heaven because of my complete trust in and reliance upon the merits and mercy and grace of the Lord Jesus Christ." My questioner stared at me for about ten seconds, smiled gently, and said: "Bob, that's the correct answer to the question."
Obviously a person's good works are necessary in the sense that they indicate what we are becoming through the powers of the gospel of Jesus Christ; they manifest who and what we are. But I also know there will never be enough good deeds on my part—prayers, hymns, charitable acts, financial contributions, or thousands of hours of Church service—to save myself. The work of salvation requires the work of a God. Unaided man is and will forevermore be lost, fallen, and unsaved. It is only in the strength of the Lord that we are able to face life's challenges, handle life's dilemmas, engage life's contradictions, endure life's trials, and eventually defeat life's inevitable foe—death.


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The swift "thwack" of a golf ball is one of the best sounds of summer. Throw in the smell of freshly cut grass and a cloudless, sunny morning and you'll have to drag me off the course at the end of the day. Unless you're lucky enough to live in Florida or Southern California, you're probably looking forward to golf season just as much as the warmer days. Here's our list of must-haves and some great deals to get you ready for a superb season.
Golf can be a slow and methodical sport to watch, but not when Chevy Chase is teeing up while cracking hilarious one-liners. Cult classic Caddyshack makes for endless quotes on the golf course. To enhance your golf/comedy routine even further, be sure to add in a couple quotes from Happy Gilmore and remember to hit the ball with a running start. If you're looking for a more inspiring, less comical golf movie, The Greatest Game Ever Played and the Legend of Bagger Vance will keep you believing until your next tee time.
No matter who your favorite player is, catch him or her anytime on TheGolfChannel. Call your local cable company and see how much it is to add the channel. Often the key to getting a deal with your provider is simply asking for one.
Another great option is investing in a Roku box. At $71.99 after coupon code save, it's a one-time cost and there are a many of savings benefits beyond catching every golf game you can, such as free streaming videos for Amazon Prime members, Pandora Radio, and more.
We've all said it. My swing would be so much better if I had that new driver. Or a better glove. Or my lucky hot pink golf ball. No matter what helps you, snag some steals with some of these promotions:
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Ah to stand on the sidelines of a gorgeous fairway, golf-clapping your way through the day watching masters hit the shots you only dream of. Wherever you plan to take in the game, get 5% off your seats when you buy through TicketsNow. Another great option is StubHub.com, where you can search for hard to find tickets.
Chances are your golf tournament destination isn't in your home town. If you're going to take in the tournament far from home, try hotel deals from Hotels.com. If you're flying, don't forget to always check for flights on Tuesdays, when they generally go on sale. Many sites even include golf getaway packages, such as this Mexican golf getaways on Orbitz. Maybe your dream has always been to play a course where the game was invented? Check out this great Chase credit card deal that will help you get to Scotland for cheap!
Good luck this season golf fans! We hope your numbers stay low and your balls stay straight. Share your tips on how to get the best golf gear and who your favorite Caddyshack character is in the comments below. And while you're here, don't forget to sign up for Brad's Daily Alerts to get more deals like these directly to your inbox.


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