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Shepherding the Lost Sheep: A World War II Memoir
Life in the air force…those were the days! Camaraderie, thrills, terror, close calls—it didn't get any better than that back then. Since the number of living vets of World War II is rapidly diminishing, Shepherding the Lost Sheep is especially interesting to those of us for whom the war is a dim memory.
"One dark and stormy night," writes the author, "we were sent to a position about 200 miles south of where one of our convoys had been badly attacked by German submarines. We were especially to look for any German subs on the surface and, if we found any, to attack them…" It was all in a day's work for Flight Lieutenant Thomas E. (Ted) Harris, Service Number J52048, a navigator in the RCAF.
Ted shares his experiences of active duty as well as his more relaxed periods of time off. Much of the book is taken from the many letters home, saved by his family, and we read the experiences of a young, confident, cheerful, and friendly fellow off to the wars and what he thinks years later.
In writing this memoir, Ted says his main regret is the memory so many of the fine young men who were killed or seriously injured fighting a huge war that probably could have been avoided. Ted suggests the Allied nations should have taken the threat of Hitler much more seriously when he started ignoring the terms of the treaty signed after World War I and building up Germany's military might.
Skates, a Stick, and a Dream
Skates, a Stick, and a Dream by Bob Leroux is all about the joy of hockey. It will transport you back to a kinder, gentler, more loving time in the Canadian countryside. .
Be there with Billy Campbell as the world opens up to him and inspires him with dreams of hockey glory. Growing up in the fifties and idolizing the Rocket and Gordie Howe, Billy skates faster, works harder, and practices longer than any of his friends, until the game becomes the stuff of dreams. You'll feel like you are right there with Billy, his friends, and his worried parents as the story plays out—will Billy own his hockey dreams or will his hockey dreams own him? Read this book and feel better about life, people, and our potential for happiness.
About the Author
Bob Leroux was born in 1945 and raised in Alexandria, Glengarry County. At the age of thirteen, his family moved to Ottawa, where he attended high school and university. Taking a break from his studies, he spent some time working on the Mid-Canada Line .After receiving his Bachelor of Arts and his Masters in Education, he taught for a few years before beginning a twenty-year career with the federal government in personnel management . He took early retirement in 1995 to finish building a family home on the Ottawa River and try his hand at writing novels. His first novel, Murder in the Glen, was published in 2003, followed by a second, "Big Charlie Belisle" murder mystery in 2006, Dead in the Water. His third novel, The Second Son, a story of love and betrayal in a small town, was published in 2010. Bob Leroux can be reached at email@example.com
Tea Party of One: All Governments Invited
"What the hell were you thinking?"
That's often the first question people ask when hearing about Jean-Serge Brisson's one-man attack on how sales taxes are collected in Canada. A small business owner in a small town just east of Ottawa, Jean-Serge didn't set out to challenge the system. In fact, for about the first decade as owner-operator of a radiator repair shop, he was a model citizen. He obtained permits, served customers, collected taxes, and filed returns. Then a couple of things happened. He was late filing his sales tax return. He also decided to refuse compensation for collecting sales tax—a princely sum of $400, maximum, per year. These two small events sparked a David-and-Goliath confrontation with government bureaucrats that, after more than twenty years, Jean-Serge shows no signs of backing down from.
Jean-Serge Brisson's ongoing challenge against tax "slavery" in Canada has become the stuff of legend. Through meticulous documentation and a seemingly unflagging sense of humour, Brisson demonstrates how just one man can challenge the taxman—and win.
Chronicles of a Country Girl: Growing Up in Yonge Mills
Just off the main road, not far from Brockville, Ontario, lies the once bustling village of Yonge Mills. Nearly forgotten by time and progress, it remains vivid in the memories of Patricia Cove. She and her five brothers and sisters were raised there on the family farm during the years immediately following the Second World War, where every member of the family was expected to do their share in order to make ends meet. Together, they collected sap in the spring, tended gardens in the summer, put up preserves in the fall and stayed snug and warm in the big stone house during the winter. She discovered a love of learning at the one-room schoolhouse and plenty of adventures down at Jones Creek and on Raleigh Island. While life could be hard at times, often it was simpler, as Patricia recalls in this touchy recollection of a way of life that is gently slipping away.
About the Author
Patricia Cove has written for her own pleasure since she was a little girl. Her writings have been published in several newspapers, as well as religions and secular magazines. She has previously written for Fun with Books, a non-profit, charitable organization that has been distribution books free to children in the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville since 1993. After teaching in one-room schoolhouses in four provinces for twenty-seven years, she continues to teach part-time close to home. Pat and her husband, George, have been married for fifty-five years and have raised five children.
The King's Ransom
The buckskin-clad trapper stood quietly at the shore, one foot in his canoe, pack and rifle slung over one shoulder, and, as he leaned on the paddle, looked like an old land baron surveying his wilderness kingdom. He was a real man among men: self-sufficient and beholden to no one; roughly hewn and ruggedly handsome. It was rumoured he was born in a canoe in a snowstorm.
If you loved King of Algonquin Park by Paton Lodge Lindsay, get ready for more laughter and tears in The King's Ransom: More from the King of Algonquin Park, published by General Store Publishing House, Renfrew, ON.
The King's Ransom (ISBN 9781771230933, 322 pp., $25.00) is a companion book to King of Algonquin Park featuring more stories and adventures of the exceptional and well-known wilderness man, Joseph Emmett Chartrand, who became a legend in his own time. He struggled from childhood to survive in the remote, rugged wilderness that is Algonquin Park.
He was a man from a different time; it was as though he had stepped right out of the pages
of a history book . . . as though he were his voyageur ancestor resurrected from the past,
reincarnated and "beamed up" to the present.
The old bushman from the wilderness was a person whom so many upon seeing his approach would have crossed the road to avoid the encounter. They would have promptly judged him to be an un-educated, uncouth, unruly, slovenly, homeless old man who lived an undesirable lifestyle.
In not bending to first judgement, author Paton Lodge Lindsay who was a young city girl at the time, came to know the old man in life and in love, moving from best enemies to a lifetime relationship.
"He taught me so much about life and living; about peace and the beauty in nature, and through extreme hardship to seek out the truth, to live life unencumbered by material goods, and to cope and deal with the daily events in life. He taught me to know myself, to be responsible and self-sufficient and he taught me that YES, I WAS my brother's keeper."
The Legacy of C.W. Kyte
Retail merchandising has seen colossal changes over the past hundred years. This is the story of the Kyte family business, founded in 1889 in Cornwall, Ontario, by C.W.Kyte, a newspaper pressman by trade but an entrepreneur in his heart. As Jack Earle approached middle-age, he yearned for independence. Upon learning that the store where he had purchased his high school textbooks was for sale, he saw the ninety-nine-year-old Kyte's Stationers as his opportunity to save a piece of local history and simultaneously gain his freedom.The author managed this store for her husband Jack, and describes the adventures of surviving in small business, with the unexpected joy and friendships that came from the experience.
About the Author
Joan Levy Earle is a Canadian author and artist who has en-joyed a variety of careers. She operated majorette schools in several Canadian cities, inspiring hundreds of young ladies to develop their poise, confidence, and self-esteem through the practice and performance of the skill of baton twirling. In 1988, her husband, Jack Earle, purchased Kyte's Stationers, a historic stationery-bookstore in Cornwall, Ontario, and together they operated this business for nearly fifteen years. Joan has written ten other books and has exhibited her impressionistic paintings in oil and watercolour in dozens of showings throughout Canada. She is represented in Kingston, Ontario, at the Agnes Etherington Rental and Sales Gallery of Queen's University, and some paintings can be viewed on her website at www.JoanLevyEarle.com. She is presently employed as associate editor of the Canadian Messenger of the Sacred Heart magazine in Toronto, Ontario, and writes a weekly column called "Hopelines" for the Standard Freeholder newspaper in Cornwall.
The Sixth String
Upwards of half a million Roma were murdered by the Nazis before and during World War II, an event this wandering people refer to in their Romani language as Porajmos, the Devouring. John Owens' The Sixth String, released by General Store Publishing House, is the emotionally-charged fictional account of a survivor of this calculated genocide.
Meticulously researched and vividly written, The Sixth String is a gripping tale of suspense, a touching romance, a celebration of love and art, and a unique insight into the little-known fate and inconceivably cruel treatment of the Roma at the hands of Hitler's regime.
Nicholae, the narrator of The Sixth String, is a gifted Gypsy flamenco guitarist and a self-confessed "liar and fraud" whose carefree, reckless and often bawdy adventures throughout Europe give way to tragedy and horror as he flees the Spanish Civil War only to be trapped by the Nazi machine.
Imprisoned in a series of increasingly inhumane concentration camps, Nicholae learns "the geography of evil" at Dachau, Rivesaltes, Drancy and, finally, Auschwitz.
Surviving Auschwitz and bent on revenge, he sets off after Dr. Joseph Mengele, and comes face to face with the infamous 'Angel of Death'. Although surrounded by true love and musical celebrity in the Gypsy barrio of Buenos Aires, Nicholae knows he must finish his search for vengeance, a hunt that ends in a shattering final confrontation with the "good doctor."
About the Author
The Sixth String is Owens' second novel. The first, On the Rails, is a sweeping, Depression-era saga that national columnist and author Roy MacGregor described as "Wonderful...terrifically crafted, evocatively written...Powerful".
The Thinner Blue Line: The Life and Times of a Dedicated Customs Officer
A former Canada customs officer shares his adventures in The Thinner Blue Line: The Life and Times of a Dedicated Customs Officer.
Barry Risk was a customs officer for many years, working his way up through the hierarchy from working in the field to working security and intelligence. He served in air operations, postal customs, pornography, smuggling, organized crime operations, counterterrorism, security, and guns.
When he was working in the field, Risk had many odd and amusing experiences with travellers. One woman tried to smuggle a baby in a gym bag. Someone else had cocaine dissolved in a bottle of rum. Or a mother with a baby in a carriage has filled the baby's diaper full of hash.
He describes the political and social interaction that a Custom Officer must deal with on a day to day basis, and it goes on and on. Risk has a great many of these fascinating vignettes—along with the endless variety of frustrations caused by the policymakers in Ottawa
The Rime of the Moderne Mariner
George Mane is an artist and a sailor whose life is darkened by devastating episodes of depression. Like so many people with this affliction, George is left with prolonged scars from such common life events as bullying, the muzzled frustrations of a teenage boy in the 1950s, and the inevitable losses that are universal to humanity. Another layer to the tale is the tragic death of a schoolmate, an abused girl with whom George develops an ambiguous relationship that might have been his first love, had it not been for peculiar circumstances.
To add to his situation, George is so committed to art and to sailing that he develops an obsessive dependence on them for his self-definition, and when anything goes wrong—he is devoured by Igor, the persona given to his depression by his sister, Dot.
However, there are upsides to this tale: the joy's inherent in art and sailing, George's unusual family, his circle of equally unusual friends, and his wife, Celia, George's safety net in times of emotional crisis.
A leitmotif in The Rime of the Moderne Mariner is George's hatred for a lifelong nemesis named Charlie, a major component of his mental condition. George's torment culminates in a spectacular if passive, act of revenge.
About the Author
Steven Duff is a retired music educator and administrator who has now turned to the disciplines of visual art and writing. As an artist, he has exhibited in a number of venues and his work appears in collections in Canada, the United States, Great Britain, France, and Switzerland. As a writer, Mr. Duff has written over
one hundred articles on music, history, and marine and rail transportation. And he has written six novels prior to The Rime of the Moderne Mariner. He himself is a "Modern Mariner," having spent many of his summers sailing on the Great Lakes; thirty-four of these were at the helm of his Folkboat-class pocket-yacht Turangalila. Steven Duff lives in Parry Sound, Ontario, with his wife, Debra, and toy poodle Bruno. He is father to two adult daughters, Christine and Roberta, and is grandfather to Olivia and Curtis.
US Versus THEM: Survival of the Male in a Retirement Home
There are techniques for surviving in retirement homes, and we learn a few of them in US versus THEM: Survival of the Male in a Retirement Home by Sam Bernard released by General Store Publishing House. Here is a new, humorous version of the battle of the sexes. In this book, the battlefield is a typical retirement home, where men are outnumbered and outgunned, their only consolation being engaged in the only conflict where they can sleep with the enemy.The author provides tips on the various types of accommodations available to the retired male; how to deal with sticky situations in a retirement home; relationships; health; and other useful information. Despite his admitted prejudice, the author reluctantly concludes that women are gradually but surely winning the battle of the sexes.
About the Author
The author, a native of England, has written books on a range of topics from church windows and ghost stories to RCAF and Ottawa Valley histories under his name, S. Bernard Shaw. This is his first venture outside documentary accounts. It is drawn from two years as a retirement home resident, too much spare time, and an over-fertile imagination. He uses only part of his name as the author of this book in order to protect the integrity of his other work.
True Confessions of a Film Critic
Ever wondered what makes a film critic tick? (and occasionally explode?)
Prepare for True Confessions of a Film Critic!
Since 1993 Robert Fontaine has been the film reviewer for CBC Radio One's popular drive-home program ALL IN A DAY, and his lively, witty, and often irreverent reviews have become a highlight of the week for many CBC listeners.
True Confessions of a Film Critic presents Robert's unique take on some of the very best — and the very worst films he has seen over the last few years, accompanying the reader on a journey through the myriad worlds of popular film, from documentary to science fiction, from horror to comedy, from the thriller to the Western; and even to the outer reaches of postmodernism and BEYOND.
About the Author
Robert Fontaine grew up in the sixties in a house where movies were woven into the family fabric — all-night marathons at the drive-in and Saturday matinee double bills were treasured family outings, eagerly anticipated and energetically discussed afterwards. In retrospect it seems inevitable that he would gravitate toward film studies and broadcasting. Robert has been a freelance writer-broadcaster for the past twenty years, reviewing films for CBC Radio and covering jazz for Radio-Canada in Ottawa. Passionate about movies and music, Robert is also a working drummer and has led his own jazz quartet since 2009. Married, he lives in Gatineau with his wife, Sylvie, and their son, David. Their large Lab mix, Buffie, enjoys light classical music and watching Wallace and Gromit cartoons.
VIEW FROM THE DECK: ARCTIC ADVENTURES Recollections of the 10th Annual Voyage of the CGS C.D. Howe, 1959
View from the Deck will capture the imagination of those interested in or curious about anything "Arctic"—Canada's True North— which represents 40% of our land mass and is of growing interest, internationally. What was life like in the Arctic in 1959?
View from the Deck is a personal account of the adventures of an 18-year-old on the CGS C.D. Howe—a hospital ship equipped to meet the medical needs of the Inuit (Eskimo) during an era defined by a high incidence of tuberculosis, the Cold War and a changing way of life— and those who sailed with her during the summer of 1959.
Do Canadians see the North as a part of Canada, or a far-away place of mystery: the "land of the midnight sun, or those secret "tales that make your blood run cold..."? It is through books written by those who have visited, worked or explored in the North that unfold the enigma and spark curiosity of this nether region of Canada.
And so, the mystery unfolds.
On June 25, 1959, eighteen-year-old Murray Ault reported for duty at the Port of Montreal to begin a three-month stint as a cabin boy on the CGS C.D. Howe. More than a half century later, Murray recalls those adventures in his first book, View from the Deck. It was the Howe's tenth annual voyage to Canada's North, providing medical and dental services to inhabitants of the Eastern Arctic, but it proved to be a first in many ways for this Ottawa boy.
Icebergs, the stark landscape, the vast expanse of snow and sky, the engaging and resilient peoples of the North—the young Murray Ault enthusiastically recorded impressions of all of these, and much more. It was the summer of a lifetime, sparking a love for the North that continues to this day.
Generously illustrated with archival photographs taken by the author, View from the Deck deftly captures a time of change—for both a young man and a people.
About the Author
Murray Ault was born, raised, and educated in Ottawa, Ontario, where he taught history and economics for more than thirty years. He holds degrees from Carleton University and the University of Waterloo.
After retiring from the Ottawa Board of Education in 1996, he accepted an invitation by Statistics Canada to develop and write a case study for publication on their education website, utilizing the data program, ESTAT: An Analysis of a Colonial Industry: Shipbuilding in Nova Scotia, 1861. He also assisted in the administration of "The Teachers' Institute in Parliamentary Democracy," a program sponsored by the Speakers of the House of Commons and Senate and the Parliamentary Library.
His interest in the Canadian North has continued unabated since that summer of 1959 when he served as cabin steward aboard the C.D. Howe.
Whacked! How GM Careened into Bankruptcy and Took the Innocent with Them
Hiding behind the shield of the Canadian and United States governments, General Motors ruthlessly destroyed the net worth of thousands of workers, dealers, investors, and customers in its desire to save itself with taxpayers' monies.
On June 1, 2009, General Motors declared bankruptcy. The aftermath has been catastrophic for many of those involved in the business of selling cars: the dealers.
GM terminated hundreds of committed and long-standing dealerships, causing losses of millions of dollars. The author uses the term "whacked" to describe this wholesale destruction of these successful businesses. Hiding behind the shield of the Canadian and United States governments, General Motors as well destroyed the net worth of thousands of workers, investors, and customers in its desire to save itself with taxpayers' monies.
The media has given excellent coverage about the downfall of GM. They even have tried to give some opinion as to why it failed. The author has found that most of these explanations were both superficial and simplistic: too many dealers, too many brands, the unions, and the economy. In this book, Dennis Gazarek, a former dealer, carefully analyzes what happened and comes to his own remarkable conclusions.
About the Author
Dennis Gazarek graduated in 1972 from the University of Windsor with a Bachelor of Commerce in Honours Business Administration and has spent almost his entire life immersed in the auto business. His father, uncle, brother, and cousins all were employed in the automotive industry.
An individual of many diverse tastes and interests, he has been a former record-holder in the Guinness Book of Records, an expert skier and motorcyclist, successful youth football coach, amateur saxophonist, and a lifelong learner and student of history, human behaviour, ethics, and values.
Dennis has written articles for magazines, the Web, and corporate use. He also has a patent for a unique, tilting three-wheel motorcycle.
Dennis lives with his wife, Janet, in Ajax, Ontario, further developing his motorcycle invention and working on his next book. Gazarek has three grown sons from a previous marriage.
When gypsies travelling with the fair occupy the small town of Lennox, Ontario, Bridget Ellis's life as an upper-class only child changes dramatically.
Bridget Ellis, daughter of a wealthy entrepreneur, lived a life of privilege in the small town of Lennox, Ontario. A passing gypsy caravan carrying a mysterious old woman piqued Bridget's curiosity to begin a search for answers at the local fair.
Before meeting with the fortune teller, Bridget believed that her future would hold nothing but happiness and promise. She was shocked to learn there would be love, lies, and deceit lying in wait.
Words of chance exposed Bridget to a world she never knew existed, to people that she would have never otherwise encountered, and opened an awareness of her own strength and determination.
Don't let anyone talk you out of your trust in a different and somewhat unconventional and unlikely character. A forecast from the lips of a gypsy would prove true: that an improbable individual would take her on a journey she would never have believed possible.
About the Author
Glenda has always felt a sentimental attachment to the tracks — and to the lonesome whistle of a train in the dead of night.
She lives with her husband on their farm in Castleford,Ontario.
Someone to Watch Over You: The Ontario Provincial Police
Men and women of the OPP are stationed in towns and villages all over Ontario.
People see them in black and white cruisers on patrol, but there is much more to the job than serving on highways. Their job is to keep us and our property safe, to prevent crime, to help victims of crime, and to respond in the event of natural and other disasters.
This book shows some of the work done by OPP members. There are stories of young people and ways they might connect with these police officers. Find out what happened on patrol on a rainy night…observe the action that takes place when a girl becomes lost…follow a canine team as they hunt for fugitives…be on hand on a drug raid…and gain a glimpse of how a family might be helped when in trouble.
To know more of policing in Ontario, learn how officers are recruited. Try some of the tests they take to prove they can do the job. Discover the training all officers take to best serve the people of Ontario,
Visit the OPP general quarters and explore the history of this police services; and visit the museum, which has much hands-on material for young visitors.


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Thousands drawn to Erie events in 2013
Tall ships sailed majestically on Presque Isle Bay, and parade floats and motorcycles filled downtown streets in 2013.
And Erie-area residents turned out to watch.
Rascal Flatts, Ringling Bros. and a Rocket Man put on shows at Erie Insurance Arena.
And Erie-area residents packed the place to watch.
Baseball, basketball, football and hockey teams produced winning seasons.
And Erie-area residents showed up to watch.
Erieites and others from around the region had plenty of pastimes to choose from during the past year. They took full advantage of the opportunities by spending their free time at any number of popular events.
Here's a closer look at some of the events that made Erie turn out:
Top regional events
1. Ten majestic tall ships, including the U.S. Brig Niagara, participated in the Tall Ships Erie festival from Sept. 5 to 8. Flagship Niagara League officials estimated the four-day festival -- Erie's first tall ships festival since 2010 -- attracted 83,000 visitors and generated $450,000 for the organization.
2. Everybody loves a parade, especially when it's as grand as the Perry 200 Commemoration's Grand Parade May 25 in downtown Erie. Jefferson Educational Society officials, who organized and sponsored the event, estimated more than 100,000 people watched the parade, which featured more than 200 units.
3. Bikers revved their engines and made the easy ride to Erie for the seventh annual Roar on the Shore motorcycle rally July 18-21. Organizers with the Manufacturer & Business Association, which presented the rally, estimated the event attracted about 100,000 bikers and visitors and generated more than $20 million for Erie's economy.
4. Every year, many people rediscover how valuable an asset Presque Isle State Park is to the Erie region and its economy. From July 26 to 28, about 105,000 visitors flocked to the peninsula to celebrate Discover Presque Isle, an annual event sponsored by the Presque Isle Partnership. About $78,000 was raised to be used toward a creative nature-themed play space at Beach 11.
5. Whether you like to sample cuisine offered at Taste of Erie, view the creative Chalk Walk artists at work or take in a concert, the annual CelebrateErie festival offers the region one of summer's last big fun bashes. Events held from Aug. 15 to 18 brought in about 125,000 people to Erie, according to city officials.
6. Fairgoers never tire of concerts, truck and tractor pulls, agricultural and livestock displays and judging, demolition derbies and amusement rides. The 68th annual Crawford County Fair -- the Erie region's largest -- attracted about 100,000 paid admissions from Aug. 17 to 24 at the Crawford County Fairgrounds.
7. Motorcycle enthusiasts went hog wild for the inaugural Harley-Davidson of Erie dealership's BikeFest from July 13 to 21. Created to complement the Roar on the Shore motorcycle rally, the event drew several thousand bikers to the Millcreek dealership for bike tours, concerts and other events.
8. The Perry 200 Commemoration made sure Erie County residents got a bang out of their Fourth of July celebration. The organization sponsored fireworks shows at four Erie County locations. More than 75,000 attended festivities at Liberty Park and along the Erie bayfront, about 28,000 in Waterford, 25,000 in Girard and 15,000 in North East.
9. New models and new technology always excite car afficionados at the Automobile Association of Erie Auto Show. About 10,500 motor heads attended the annual event -- organized by Erie Promotions & Expos Inc. -- held Jan. 31 through Feb. 3 at the Bayfront Convention Center. About 9,600 people attended Erie Promotions' Erie Home and Garden Expo March 14 through 17, and about 9,200 people visited the Bayfront Convention Center for the Erie Sport and Travel Expo March 1 through 3.
10. Crowds estimated at 20,000 attended Perry 200 Commemoration Grand Finale events wrapping up the organization's two-year celebration of Erie's role in the Battle of Lake Erie and the War of 1812. The Sept. 8 festivities included an Erie Philharmonic concert at Liberty Park, fireworks displays, the U.S. Brig Niagara firing its cannons, and a rededication and relighting ceremony of the Perry Monument at Presque Isle State Park.
-- Ron Leonardi
Top entertainment events
1. This year belongs to the 7,500-seat Erie Insurance Arena, which pulled in big events and sellout shows in the fall, including Rascal Flatts (Oct. 17), Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey (Nov. 1-3), Trans-Siberian Orchestra (Nov. 14) and Elton John (Nov. 18). News of the Rocket Man's return to Erie prompted fans to flood the box office phone line and website and even line up outside the Erie Insurance Arena box office when tickets went on sale on Oct. 11. The show sold out in one day.
2. Thanks to the great weather and headliners Kenny Neal, Corey Harris and Jeremy Pelt, the Erie Art Museum's Blues & Jazz Festival, held Aug. 3 and 4, attracted more than 20,000 music fans to Frontier Park throughout the weekend.
3. Woody. Buzz. Mickey. Donald. Barbie. All of the favorites came to Erie during "Disney on Ice: Worlds of Fantasy," Jan. 16-21, which brought 17,182 spectators to the Erie Insurance Arena.
4. Fans of retro rock, Poison and country flocked to this year's free CelebrateErie concerts. Sha Na Na (Aug. 16) drew about 15,000 fans; Bret Michaels (Aug. 17) was greeted by more than 40,000 people; and Lonestar (Aug. 18) rocked a crowd of about 25,000.
5. Erieites all over heard the call for the "Spirit of Erie," a one-of-kind pageant about Erie's past, present and future. The play, part of the yearlong Perry 200 Commemoration celebration, drew in thousands of theatergoers, though the exact number varies among different sources. The Erie Playhouse recorded 6,944 in attendance; the Erie County Convention Center Authority reported 5,974; and the Jefferson Educational Society recorded about 7,000 attendees.
6. "Grease" is the word that most everyone heard. About 4,562 headed to the Erie Playhouse to see the Pink Ladies, the T-Birds and Greased Lightning during a 13-show run April 11-28. "Monty Python's Spamalot," a silly musical about King Arthur and his knights, was a close second -- 4,238 theatergoers indulged their love of spam and shrubbery during the show's run in September.
7. It didn't take much for Frank Sinatra impersonator Steve Lippia to get under our skin. Accompanied by the Erie Philharmonic, the crooner drew 1,922 people -- nearly a sellout -- for the Feb. 16 Valentine's weekend show. Ol' Blue Eyes would have been proud.
8. Mercyhurst University's 2013-14 season premiere show had a few strings attached. The world renowned Cashore Marionettes had two sellout shows Sept. 14 at the 792-seat Mary D'Angelo Performing Arts Center. The production of "Urinetown: The Musical," Oct. 24-27 at the Taylor Little Theatre, was also highly attended.
9. Live from Penn State Behrend, "Saturday Night Live" star Seth Meyers attracted about 1,200 people during an April 19 appearance. The new NBC "Late Night" host was accompanied by comedian Chris Hardwick, host of AMC's "Talking Dead."
10. It was standing-room-only when famed "Freedom Writers" author Erin Gruwell delivered the keynote homecoming speech for Edinboro University of Pennsylvania on Oct. 3. About 820 people squeezed into the Louis C. Cole Auditorium to hear from the teacher who inspired the popular 2007 film starring Hilary Swank. The university also hosted filmmaker John Waters during his "This Filthy World" tour stop, which attracted about 792 people.
-- Lindsey Poisson
Top sports events
1. The Erie Otters hockey team opened the newly renovated Erie Insurance Arena on Oct. 5 with a franchise-record 5,711 fans on hand to see the team beat the North Bay Battalion 8-4. "The crowd was amazing," said Andre Burakovsky, a left wing from Sweden, who was making his Otters debut. The Otters topped that crowd Nov. 23 when 6,750 crammed into the arena to watch a regular-season game.
2. Erie SeaWolves followers love their Buck Nights, and they proved it on Aug. 19 when 6,952 fans watched the SeaWolves play the Akron Aeros, tying a Jerry Uht Park attendance record set Aug. 24, 2009 -- also a Buck Night. The SeaWolves made the playoffs in 2013 and drew more than 206,000 in 67 dates for an average of 3,086 per game.
3. This was a special year for the Save-An-Eye Game, the annual City-County all-star football game, as organizers marked the 75th game in the series on July 26. Former players were invited, and more than 100 showed up to commemorate the game in a halftime ceremony. A crowd of about 6,000 fans watched as the City edged the County, 17-13.
4. Lake Erie Speedway fell short of setting a single-season attendance record for the fifth straight year. However, the Greenfield Township track still topped the 4,000 mark -- 4,096 per event -- for the fourth consecutive year in a season that was impacted by bad weather. Average attendance has grown roughly 40 percent since 2008.
5. The Erie BayHawks basketball team offers highflying NBA Development League action throughout each winter at Erie Insurance Arena. In 24 home dates during the 2012-13 season, the franchise averaged more than 3,200 fans per game. It opened the season Nov. 22 with a total of 4,410.
6. The Cathedral Prep-McDowell football game is always a big draw, and on Oct. 4 more than 5,700 fans saw Prep beat McDowell 45-17 in a game that also doubled as a cancer fundraiser.
7. The Erie Explosion finished unbeaten and won the first title for an Erie indoor football franchise. As a result, it seems only logical that the team would lead the Continental Indoor Football League in attendance. The Explosion drew about 19,000 fans combined in seven home dates, good for an average of 2,714. That total led the CIFL.
8. Edinboro's McComb Fieldhouse rocked from the cheers of more than 3,000 fans as the Girard and General McLane boys basketball teams met in the District 10 Class AA championship game on March 1.
9. Stars & Stripes Gymnastics Invitational organizer Doug Pershun, the president of the Lake Erie Gymnastics Center, called the atmosphere electric at the 12th annual Stars & Stripes meet at the Bayfront Convention Center in January. That's because more than 3,300 people attended the three-day event to watch about 1,000 top gymnasts compete.
10. Everywhere the Fort LeBoeuf girls volleyball team went during the past two seasons, a sea of blue followed. Nowhere was the Bisons' fan support more evident than in the state semifinals Nov. 12 when more than 600 fans packed the Meadville High School gym to watch LeBoeuf sweep rival Conneaut for a return trip to the state final.
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BoxingScene.com has been advised that the president of the World Boxing Council (WBC), Jose Sulaiman, is very worried about the health of Manny Pacquiao. Last month, the Filipino star was on the receiving end of a vicious one-punch knockout at the hands of Juan Manuel Marquez. Pacquiao is likely going to return in September, possibly in a fifth fight with Marquez.
"The knockout he suffered against Juan Manuel Marquez in his last fight in Las Vegas was dramatic. No one could withstand such a powerful punch, right on the button, and that is worrying," said Sulaiman.
"I pray that Pacquiao has no health problems, because he's been the biggest start of the past decade and the world of boxing owes so much to the Filipino. The World Boxing Council awarded him as the 'Best of the Decade.'"
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Some numbers from the 2013-14 Annual Campus Report that are certainly interesting: Performance of OSU students continued to be excellent in professional certification exams: Engineering: 99 percent passed the Fundamentals of Engineering exam (national average 82 percent) Exercise Science: 92 percent passed the national athletic training association exam (national average 77 percent) Nutrition: 100 percent […]
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Today, Oregon State University's President Edward J. Ray gave the "State of the University" address to nearly 500 people at the Portland Hilton. Amongst many of the great accomplishments and goals of OSU, President Ray announced that The Campaign for OSU has crossed the $900 million mark toward the $1 billion goal! Below are a […]
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Oregon State University's College of Forestry and College of Engineering have named new deans within the last few weeks. Sandra Woods returns to OSU from Colorado State, where there she was the dean of the College of Engineering since 2006. During her time on the OSU faculty (1984-2001), Woods was honored for her teaching and […]
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South Carolina has the worst record in the nation for sentencing children to long, mandatory prison terms, a new study has concluded.
State laws make it too easy to try pre-adolescent children in adult courts, and harsh sentencing laws make it difficult for judges to spare "kid criminals" from long prison terms that rob them of a chance at productive lives, according the study by the LBJ School of Public Affairs at The University of Texas at Austin.
The study points to the case of Christopher Pittman, who killed his grandparents with a shotgun in Chester County in 2001 when he was 12. A Charleston County jury heard the case in 2005 and found Pittman guilty of murder. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison.
The study, titled "From Time out to Hard Time," states that Pittman holds the national record for the longest sentence currently being served by someone convicted of a crime committed at the age of 12. He is one of two 12-year-olds tried on murder charges in South Carolina's adult courts in recent years, the study states.
South Carolina's laws would permit the transfer of even younger children to the adult criminal justice system, since there is no minimum age for transfer specified in the statute, the study states.
Michele Deitch, a professor and lead author of the report, called on lawmakers to stop this practice here and in other states that employ such measures. More than half of the states permit children under the age of 13 to be tried as adults.
"State policies allowing for the prosecution of children in adult court contradict the consensus of the most up-to-date scientific research. The adult criminal justice system is a poor and dangerous fit in every way for these young kids," Deitch said "Children should be handled in the juvenile justice system, where they can obtain the rehabilitative services and programs necessary to help them become productive adults."
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Pastors and Christian leaders throughout the U.S. are jumping on board a campaign to spread the Gospel message via the upcoming film "Son of God" by buying out multiplex cinema screens for the day before its public release on Feb. 28.
"Few movies have been able to take over an entire multiplex – every screen, every seat; only blockbusters like 'Hunger Games.' But now the religious epic 'Son of God' is taking over several multiplexes nationwide on Thursday, February 27, the day before it debuts on 3,000 screens," say the film's promoters.
As of Monday, multiplexes in at least 10 cities nationwide are playing "Son of God" on all of their screens on the evening of Feb. 27. "It's very interesting to see this level of excitement around the movie," stated James Meredith, VP, head of Marketing & Communications for Cinemark. "We've already scheduled a few large-scale theatre buyouts for 'Son of God' in theatres across the country. The interest level for meetings, events, screenings and buyouts seems to be on par with that of major blockbuster, tentpole or franchise movies." more >>
LAKE FOREST, Calif. – Pastor Rick Warren encouraged hundreds of local Southern California pastors and ministry leaders attending a pre-release screening of "Son of God" at Saddleback Church Tuesday to use a six-week study the best-selling author created using scenes from the movie.
The "Son of God – The Life of Jesus in You" series (LifeWay publishers) will launch at Saddleback to coincide with the movie's release. Producers Roma Downey and Mark Burnett, who were at the special screening, had asked Warren to create the book study with their movie as a tool.
"This is an incredible opportunity to double the size and number of your small [Bible/book study] groups," said Warren after the screening. He explained that the first time he used a movie to launch a series to be used in small groups was with "The Passion of the Christ." Warren said he offered content that was not available anywhere else, and while members of small groups were first attracted to attend by the nature of the content, they stayed in the study groups because of the formed relationships. more >>
Pastor Rick Warren will soon release an accompanying cookbook to his New York Times No. 1 bestseller, The Daniel Plan: 40 Days to a Healthier Life. The book contains healthy recipes designed to encourage readers to embrace the essentials of food, fitness, focus, faith and friends.
"In this cookbook you will find a menu of American classics that don't compromise taste and that will help you live healthier and give you energy to fulfill your God-given purpose," said Warren in a statement. "Food is one of the great ways to create fellowship and build relationships so it is our desire that this cookbook will help individuals rediscover how easy it is to cook fresh, delicious whole foods."
Set to release on Feb. 18, The Daniel Plan Cookbook: Healthy Eating for Life, is a collaborative effort between Warren, renowned doctors and The Daniel Plan signature chefs who focus on providing tips for a Daniel Plan pantry as well as how to shop, plan menus and snack smartly. more >>
People have the ultimate power to change their own thoughts, but in order to so do, one must "feed, focus, and free their minds on a moment by moment basis," preached Rick Warren, founding pastor at Saddleback Church based in Lake Forest, Calif., during last weekend's worship services.
"Satan can't control your thoughts, only you can, and God can't control your thoughts," said Warren during Sunday's sermon. "If you're having bad, scary, guiltily, lonely, depressed and discouraged thoughts, it doesn't help to say, 'God change my thoughts.' God is going to say, 'it's your mind, you do it.'"
Warren's message, "Change Your Life by Changing Your Mind" was part of the megachurch's 50 Days of Transformation series. more >>
Three Christian churches in Murfreesboro, Tenn., are tackling the stigma that accompanies mental illness through their Celebrate Recovery programs by offering support to members of their churches and community who suffer from unstable mental health.
Those with mental disorders have found the group meetings to be a safe haven where they can shed their shame and feel embraced.
"There is always reluctance among most to share their issues of life," said Bill Peters, ministry leader for Celebrate Recovery, and who spoke on behalf of the churches. "Denial is at the heart of our American culture because we have been brought up to believe that we can be independent of others." more >>
Pastor Rick Warren spoke about his No. 1 New York Times bestseller, The Daniel Plan: 40 Days to a Healthier Life, explaining that the book is not just about dieting, but is based on biblical principles and aimed at helping people make a difference.
"'The Daniel Plan' is far more than a diet; it is about living a healthier life based on biblical principles," NewsOK quoted Warren, the founding and senior pastor of Saddleback Church in Southern California, as saying Saturday.
"You can't love if you don't have the energy to love," Warren, the author of another bestseller, The Purpose Driven Life, said. "If you go home every night and lie on the couch because you're exhausted from not eating right and your blood pressure is too high, well, how can you make a difference? Change your life and change the world. That's our goal with this book." more >>


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