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Randy Shaw: Tax Day has passed with little attention to the chief reason U.S. students are overwhelmed by debt, millions are homeless, children go to bed hungry and our public transit infrastructure is being destroyed — the allocation of half of every discretionary dollar to the military.
California Progressives Take the Offensive
Randy Shaw: While progressives will be forced to invest major resources in defeating Prop 32, the other major ballot initiatives all put conservatives on the defensive and would further progressive change.
The Shame of Nations: New War Spending Record Set
Lawrence Wittner: World military spending reached a record $1,738 billion in 2011 — an increase of $138 billion over the previous year. The United States accounted for 41 percent of that, or $711 billion.
Time for a Pro-Quality-of-Life Movement
Tina Dupuy: The wedge issue of abortion is a red herring. It's a giant distraction – a shiny thing we all focus on and a drain on resources which could actually be going to making "life" better for American children.
What Center?
Joseph Palermo: The political "center" of American politics is a moving target. And for the last thirty years it has moved in only one direction: Rightward.
Stop Wasting Money on the Death Penalty!
Natasha Minsker: let's consider something the governor can actually do right now to make a serious dent in the corrections budget: convert all 700 death sentences in California to permanent imprisonment saving the state $1 billion over the next five years.
California's Prison Agency Takes Step Towards Reform While Assembly Runs Scared
The Assembly cannot agree on what seems like common sense to the rest of us: people who commit low-level crimes like petty theft and simple drug possession should be punished on the local level, not in prison cells at a cost of nearly $50,000 per person per year.
Havana and Hamas: Obama Can Chart a New Course at Last
As we lament the horrors in the Gaza Strip, currently playing out on our televisions, we might be well served to reflect on 50 years of Castro's regime in Cuba, and what lessons and opportunities our history of opposition to the Cuban revolution might hold for the incoming Obama administration.
Where Is California's Barack Obama?
Fresh off a thrilling presidential campaign, California Democrats face a Governor's race without a candidate that can rally a multi-racial, class-crossing grassroots base. The three most talked about candidates — Dianne Feinstein, Jerry Brown and Gavin Newsom — neither offer a sharply new direction nor provide the transformational message that was at the heart of […]
Lessons from Philadelphia
Fifty-one minutes. If this was an answer on "Jeopardy!", the question would be "How much time at the start of ABCNews' two-hour Democratic presidential debate was spent on "gotcha" politics?" Unfortunately, this isn't a game – but the jeopardy we face as a nation is all too real – a third Bush term, embodied in […]


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Copenhagen: Three Global Factions and a Volatile Mix of Hope and Despair
In search of a global ethic and political will, in freezing weather and the most dispiriting cavernous building under cold grey Copenhagen skies, this search by 34,000 people with 3500 press observ
Health Care: Keep Your Eyes on the Prize
The following is a memo Jim Wallis has provided to leaders throughout the nation concerning the ongoing issue of abortion within the health care reform debate and the need to find common ground
The Church-State Debate: Biblical Insiders and Outsiders
A frequently asked question these days relates to the role of the church in civic society.
Video: Health-Care Hermeneutics with Jon Stewart
I need to find something to do until Sept. 13 or thereabouts. The Daily Show is on a three-week vacation until then. (Anyone have a good home remedy for the Stewart Shakes?) I kid.
President Obama to Participate in Nationwide Call-in on Health Care
Jim Wallis and other faith leaders from across America kicked off "40 Days for Health Reform"
Beer Diplomacy: What Would Jesus Brew?
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of God."
- Jesus in the gospel of St. Matthew
"From man's sweat and God's love, beer came into the world."
- St. Arnold of Metz, patron saint of brewers
Umpires, Perspective, and the Supreme Court
"Judges are like umpires. Umpires don't make the rules; they apply them. The role of an umpire and a judge is critical. They make sure everybody plays by the rules.
'Win Over' or 'Love On' for Jesus?
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Holly Alexander studied political science but ended up in construction. Then again, it's in her blood
The smell of fresh wood. The sound of tractors moving earth. Holly Alexander, director of business development for Charlotte-based Concorde Construction, said she loves the signs that construction on a new building is under way.Read More »
When a tenant's tensions heat up, Jennifer Stoops is called on to cool things off
Many companies shrank during the recession, but Park Avenue Properties has grown. A lot. Sales manager Jennifer Stoops said the number of properties managed by her team has skyrocketed 2,900 percent since 2007.
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Matthew Brown has gone from Prudential Carolinas to Sotheby's and back to Prudential again
Matthew Brown's career has taken him from Prudential to Sotheby's to Charleston. But when Prudential came calling on Brown last year, he and his wife jumped at the chance to move back to Charlotte.Read More »
What do racecar drivers and realtors have in common? Bob Shlosser knows.
When a collision with a drunk driver in 1980 cut his racing career short, Bob Shlosser traded his helmet for a blazer and began a real estate business. Now, he's owner of Charlotte Home Advisers.Read More »
Former professor abandons architecture to become ancient master builder
After years of watching what he calls "decadence and disconnects" in the architecture business, Bobby Dinsmore abandoned the business and teaching to start his own company, The Masterbuilder Fellowship in Matthews.Read More »
Sandy McAlpine: Banker turned real estate agent
After starting her real estate career with Re/Max, McAlpine started her own company, Cornelius-based McAlpine Properties. Now she juggles her business with preparations to have her first baby.Read More »
Shane McDevitt likes a good adrenaline rush. But is he getting one with sales at The Vue?
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Dennis Marsoun, a real estate agent who doesn't own a car. Yes, you read that correctly.
With no wheels, Charlotte-based broker Dennis Marsoun sells real estate in one neighborhood. Even without a car, Marsoun claims his business is going places. He talked with us about how he rolls – or doesn't.Read More »
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Herdic House Menus
(Chef's Note: we update our full dining menu at the Herdic House with the changing seasons and produce, about once per month. We do our best to update our menu online as well, but it's always best to call to confirm if a specific dish is being offered on the evening you'll be dining with us.)
Evening Dining Menu
Lounge Menu
Lunch Menu
Banquet Menu
Hors d' Oeuvres
July 2016
Snails baked in herbed garlic butter and served with fresh lemon . . . . $9
Tomato Stack
Wolf Hollow Farm tomatoes layered with sweet corn, basil, parmesan and extra virgin olive oil . . . . $9
Roasted Dates
Medjool dates stuffed with chevre and wrapped in bacon, roasted and served with a port drizzle . . . . $11
Charbroiled Oysters
Blue Point oysters served Rockefeller-style: topped with spinach-fennel butter, bacon and grated parmesan and roasted . . . . $14
Shad Herdic—a Williamsport specialty
Shad, locally smoked by Helmrich's Seafood, served with capers, red onion, pumpernickel toast and a horseradish dill mayonnaise . . . . $8
French Onion Soup
Classic French onion soup with beef stock, onions and spices, finished with croutons and gruyere cheese. . . . $6
Roasted Peach
Local peach stuffed with EverView Farm chevre and basil and served with baby greens tossed with toasted almonds in a Grand Marnier vinaigrette . . . . $8
Local Kale
A chiffonade of local kale tossed with feta and toasted pine nuts in a creamy dill and yogurt dressing and finished with grated fresh beet. . . . $8
Bibb and Bleu
Wedges of Beech Grove Farm bibb lettuce topped with bleu cheese dressing, Beaver Run Farm bacon, hard-boiled farm egg and chopped tomato. . . . $8
Romaine lettuce tossed in our housemade Caesar dressing, topped with warm garlic croutons and grated Parmigiano . . . . $7
Pear, Walnut and Gorgonzola
Baby greens, sliced pear, toasted walnuts and gorgonzola tossed with cranberry poppyseed dressing . . . . $8
Simple Green
Baby greens with a selection of fresh vegetables, tossed in a thyme-balsamic vinaigrette and finished with grated Parmigiano. . . . $5
Roasted Hen
Half a hen from Cow-A-Hen Farms, roasted with barbecue spices and served in a peach-bourbon barbecue sauce over crispy Wolf Hollow Farm polenta and bacon-dressed kale. . . . $24
Filet Mignon
Grilled 8 oz. filet mignon (larger and smaller cuts available) from Thompson's Meats, served with smashed potatoes and steamed vegetables . . . . $30
Served au poivre or with a horseradish cream. . . $2
Prime Strip Steak
Grilled 12 oz. prime NY strip steak from Thompson's Meats served over sliced fresh tomato and Carola potato fries and finished with chili butter . . . . $34
Tenderloin Alfredo
Pan-seared tenderloin tips paired with organic fettuccine tossed in a parmesan and chive cream, and drizzled with basil pesto. . . $24
Roasted Pork Chop
12 oz. bone-in pork chop from Beaver Run Farm, rubbed with garlic and rosemary, roasted with sweet peppers and served over garlic mashed potatoes . . . . $26
Sea Scallops
Pan-seared sea scallops served over housemade creamy crab ravioli, in a caper and fresh tomato brown butter sauce . . . . $29
Wild Alaskan Salmon
Blackened sockeye salmon from Wild for Salmon, served in a tzatziki sauce of housemade yogurt and herbs, over quinoa, grilled zucchini and onion,. . . $26
Parmesan Crusted Shrimp
Jumbo American shrimp, crusted with garlic and parmesan bread crumbs, served in a sherry and port reduction over garlicky organic fettuccine . . . . $24
Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes
Your choice of one or two crab cakes, made with Maryland jumbo lump crab, pan-fried and served with a lemon-caper creme fraiche and herbed local potatoes One . . . . $24; Two . . . . $34
Ricotta Ravioli
Housemade ravioli stuffed with basil and housemade ricotta and served in a tomato-butter sauce with local pinto beans ,. . . . $23


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William D. Braceland, 91, of Havertown, a printing company executive, died Monday, June 24, at Riddle Village in Media of complications from a stroke.
"He died as he lived - peacefully," said daughter Joan Hawsey.
From 1946 until his retirement in 1973, he was co-owner of Braceland Bros. Printing Inc., a large Philadelphia-based company that handled government contracts as well as commercial work. The firm, founded in 1899, had plants here, and in Steubenville, Ohio, and Franconia, Va.
A third generation of Braceland family members ran the business before selling it 15 years ago.
Born in West Philadelphia, Mr. Braceland graduated from West Catholic High School for Boys in 1939 and served in the Army Air Forces from August 1942 to May 1946. He was honorably discharged with the rank of captain.


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Five questions about ... the Tigers
During the off-season, the Angels and Tigers shopped 'til jaws dropped.
The Angels had the biggest single-day free-agent binge in baseball history, signing Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson within hours in early December. The Tigers, meanwhile, were last-minute shoppers, unexpectedly grabbing the other biggest prize on the free-agent market, Prince Fielder.
But both are sitting empty-handed with just over a month left in the 2012 season. Neither has been able to take the lead in their division nor grab hold of a wild-card spot.
They'll be able to take out their frustrations on each other over the next 2 ½ weeks with a pair of head-to-head meetings, this weekend in Detroit and early next month in Anaheim.
Before heading to the Motor City, we checked in with Tigers broadcaster (and one-time Angels play-by-play man) Mario Impemba for some perspective on the Tigers. Follow Mario on Twitter @mario_impemba.
1) The Tigers have held sole possession of first place in the AL Central for just two days since April despite being solid preseason favorites to rule the division. Is this their fault – or the Chicago White Sox's?
A: The White Sox have been better than expected in part because they have gotten some nice bounceback seasons from Adam Dunn and Alex Rios and the acquisition of Kevin Youkilis has given them a spark.
That said, the Tigers have underachieved. Any team with Miguel Cabrera and Prince Fielder anchoring the middle of the lineup should score more consistently. Austin Jackson is having the best year of his career, but the lineup has not been as deep this year. Alex Avila and Jhonny Peralta were all stars last season but have struggled to find any consistency. Brennan Boesch was projected to have a big season in the two spot, but that has not materialized either.
2) The AL MVP race seems to be a two-man contest between the Tigers' Miguel Cabrera and Angels rookie Mike Trout. How strong a case can you make for Cabrera?
A: A very strong one. Trout is doing things this season that we have never seen done before, but Cabrera is a legitimate Triple Crown candidate. He is on pace to hit well over .300 with 41 home runs and finish with 139 RBI.
Aside from those numbers, two things stand out to me. First, he has been walked intentionally 12 times this year, and that's with Prince Fielder hitting behind him. That doesn't even take into account how often he is pitched around. Opposing managers just don't want to deal with him.
Secondly, Twins manager Ron Gardenhire recently said that Cabrera is the best hitter in the American League. He has also put together this special season while re-learning a new position. In my opinion, no player means more to his team than Cabrera.
3) What are the early returns on the deadline trade that brought Anibal Sanchez and Omar Infante from the Marlins to the Tigers?
A: Infante has definitely been the better of the two. Second base has been an abyss this season for the Tigers. Until Infante arrived, Ryan Raburn, Brandon Inge, Ramon Santiago and Danny Worth provided very little offensively. Infante has provided stability defensively and a solid bat with some power.
Sanchez has struggled to find success. He was much better against an injury riddled Toronto team on Wednesday, but has struggled to keep the ball down. He had his last start bumped back in an attempt to work with pitching coach Jeff Jones.
4) How would you grade Prince Fielder's first season with the Tigers?
A: He's been great. He wasn't hitting for much power in the first month of the season, but American League pitchers were staying away from him. Instead of pulling those pitches for outs, Prince simply took his base hits to left. As a result, he has been over .300 most of the year.
He seems more comfortable in the league now and is hitting for more power. His dad was a star here in Detroit and Prince has been just as popular with the fans.
5) You've covered teams with a number of different managers. What makes Jim Leyland unique?
A: Well, I'm not sure he can even use a computer and he just learned how to text on his phone a few weeks ago. He's the definition of old school. No nonsense and a straight shooter. I think his players respect him because he is a very good communicator. He doesn't overly rely on stats and uses his instinct.
Pitching probables for the Angels-Tigers series in Detroit this weekend:
- Friday (4:05 p.m. PT, FSW, MLB Network) – RHP Zack Greinke (10-5, 4.01) vs. RHP Rick Porcello (9-8, 4.67)
- Saturday (4:05 p.m. PT, FSW, MLB Network) – RHP Dan Haren (8-10, 4.90) vs. LHP Drew Smyly (4-3, 4.42)
- Sunday (10:05 a.m. PT, FSW, TBS) – RHP Ervin Santana (7-10, 5.46) vs. RHP Max Scherzer (13-6, 4.27)
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- Albert being Albert: Pujols, supporters can say 'I told you so'
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Many videogames place a player in control of an avatar that must navigate circumstances that can result in death. One of the tenets of gaming is that while the character may die, the player will be able to continue the adventure. This is handled in a variety of ways such as utilizing "extra lives", "continues", or save points where the player can renew the experience with only a penalty of lost time. Game design of this fashion requires a heavy suspension of disbelief but is such an ingrained part of gaming that it is rarely challenged. However, One Chance, a Flash game that can be played online for free, flips a standard of gaming on its head by giving players only a single play through. Once the tale is concluded, there is no going back.
"You have one chance"
The premise of One Chance is straight forward: the player controls a doctor who was involved in the development of a cure for cancer. As it turns out, the cure is actually a highly destructive gas that will break down and kill all living matter. One Chance opens with the statement: "In Six days, every single living cell on Planet Earth will be dead. You have one chance." As the days count down, society devolves into chaos as others struggle to deal with the impending doom. One Chance allows the player to choose how they will spend their final living days. Will they continue working in the lab to find a solution to the "cure" or will they spend time with their wife and daughter as all life comes to an end?
There are several fascinating aspects of One Chance, the most obvious of which is the lack of replay. Although the game can be completed in fewer than ten minutes the experience feels far more significant because the player has only one life. This mirror of reality provides a sense of mortality and dread that permeates the experience. One Chance hits an emotionally deep chord by playing upon a truth that all humans face: we are staring down the gun of time. Providing a single opportunity to complete the game creates an introspective environment where a player must decide what is most important. One Chance is perhaps the best representation of humanity and life in a game yet, an ironic accomplishment for an eight-bit-style Flash game in a world full of videogames that are pushing the photorealistic barrier.
What's in a choice?
Beyond the single life, One Chance resonates because the choices, while not complex, are quite possibly the most profound that have ever been seen in gaming. There is no right or wrong choice which makes each one a personal decision and, as a result, that much more meaningful. Choosing to continue working in the face of inevitability highlights the human propensity to hope. On the other hand, who could find fault in opting to spend the remaining time with family, a true act of love? The options that the player can choose are all justifiable. Players must weigh their choices -as in real life, and decide what is most important to them.
Another fascinating aspect of the choices in One Chance is how there is no reward structure in place for the game outside of a player's emotional response to their judgment. In most videogames players choose their actions based on some sort of incentive. Take Bioshock for example, a game that is often lauded for forcing players to make tough, moral decisions. The choice of whether to save or slaughter the Little Sisters is tied to an incentive structure that gives the player different rewards based on what they decide to do. As a result, that choice is irreversibly tied to the incentive and therefore has a high probability to influence the player in one direction or another. While it is possible for a player to ignore the incentive structure and make the choice based on their value system, the fact that unequal rewards exist will likely influence the decision towards whatever is deemed to be the "best" decision in terms of success in the game. Conversely, in One Chance, the only reward that the player gets from their decisions is what they take away from the experience. Couple this with the fact that there appears to be no way to "win" in the traditional sense and each choice becomes about what the player values most as opposed to an attempt to satisfy an end condition.
Every so often a game comes along that is willing to abandon convention and strike out into new territory. One Chance does this with aplomb and the result is something special. It registers on a deeply emotional level by freeing players to make decisions from the heart and in doing so portrays what it means to be human.
I highly encourage everyone to give One Chance a try because it is free to play and takes less than ten minutes to complete. As in real life, I question whether my decisions were the "best" and what some of the other possible outcomes were. It would be really fascinating if we could compile a collection of different lives here so if you do play One Chance, please post in the comments below what choices you made and how your game ended. I will lead off with a description of my own experience.
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ADDISON COUNTY — The Vermont State Police at the New Haven barracks last week cited local men in two separate domestic violence cases that were initiated by law enforcement authorities in Chittenden County.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police last week assisted the Orlando (Fla.) Police Department in their investigation of a missing Middlebury man. John Hall, a Woodland Park resident, had first been reported missing from the Orlando area on Jan. 22.
The second weekend of January -- after a December ice storm, several snows, and freezing temperatures had covered the ground with a thick layer of solid ice -- the temperature shot up into the 40s and 50s. That mild weekend, our family traded the Brrrrr of winter for another kind of burr.
MIDDLEBURY — Voters in 17 Addison County towns on March 4 will vote on a proposed 2014-2015 Patricia Hannaford Career Center (PHCC) budget of $3,419,913, representing a 2.73-percent cut in spending that will call for elimination of the center's building trades program as well as downsizing of the school's administration.
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BRISTOL — Bristol police on Jan. 17 arrested a second man implicated in a September drug raid on a South Street apartment. Court papers detail the sting operation that led to the arrests of the men for drug offenses.
It is the latest in a long-term effort by Bristol police to fight drugs in the community.
BRISTOL — Yet another recent heroin bust has highlighted Bristol's ongoing struggle with drug-related crime that has strained its small police force.
Despite dozens of arrests over the past 12 months, heroin remains pervasive in pockets of the small community, emblematic of a statewide struggle with opiate addiction and its consequences.
Police say an influx of out-of-town drug dealers has made investigations more difficult and time-consuming.
BRISTOL — A committee charged with evaluating the feasibility of making repairs to Mount Abraham Union Middle/High School issued its report to the district school board, recommending that the district pursue a renovation project.
"It is the position of this committee that the community is ready for an upgrade to the facility," the report states. "We believe it is now up to the board and concerned citizens to advocate for the scope of changes to be performed."
BRANDON — Brandon police on Wednesday night arrested two people on multiple charges, including burglary and assault on a law enforcement officer, after a Church Street homeowner interrupted what police allege was a burglary in process.
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In four more seconds, the Amarillo Independent School District eighth-grade football city championship game was going to end in a tie for the first time since 1995. Bonham's Jonathan Woodward would have none of that.
Woodward scored on a miracle play with no time left on the clock to lead the Mustangs to a city title sweep on Oct. 30 at Dick Bivins Stadium.
The 110-pound Bonham receiver broke free for a 42-yard touchdown run on a misdirection counter pitch to hand the Mustangs an incredible 12-6 win over Bowie in the eighth-grade title game. Earlier in the evening, the Bonham seventh-grade squad capped off an unbeaten season with a 32-20 victory against Crockett.
But it was the thrilling nightcap that stole the show.
Bowie's Marquis Geater knotted the contest 6-6 on an 80-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter. The Braves then grabbed even more momentum when they forced a Bonham fumble following a completed pass at the Bowie 37-yard line with 5:17 remaining in the game.
Bowie, cheered on by a contingent of fans that could have rivaled the size of some high school crowds, methodically chewed up the clock and drove for a potentially winning score. The Braves were making their first appearance in the city finals since earning a co-championship with a 12-12 tie against Crockett in 1992.
"I've been working on (that play) the whole season. I just kept thinking, 'Please let me get that touchdown.' I never got one all year, but that time I did."
Bonham Receiver Jonathan Woodward
Following a holding call that backed the Braves up to their own 34, the squad drove all the way to the Mustangs' 1, primarily due to a strong running performance by Tony Rodriguez.
Rodriguez rushed seven times for 37 yards on the drive, which also was aided by pass interference and face mask calls against the Bonham defense.
On third-and-goal from the Bonham 1, however, Rodriguez was stripped of the ball and coughed it up in the end zone. The fumble was recovered by the Mustangs, giving them a touchback and possession at the 20 with 1:19 left in the contest.
Bonham quickly went to work, not wanting to settle for the first split city championship since Austin and Crockett shared the eighth-grade title following a 20-20 tie in 1995. Despite the University Interscholastic League's implementation of overtime since that game, an extra period still is not allowed in sub-varsity or middle school games, including city championships, said Tex Nolan, AISD athletic director. Had the two teams tied, they would have shared the title, he said.
The events of the final 1:19 made that a moot point, however.
Following an illegal procedure call that backed Bonham up to its own 15, running back Tyler Britten dug the Mustangs out of their hole with a number of solid gains. Britten, who scored on a 26-yard touchdown run in the second quarter to give Bonham a 6-0 lead, ran toward the sideline each time, keeping the Mustangs' slim hopes for an outright title alive by stopping the clock.
With 10 seconds left and the ball at their own 46-yard line, Bonham called its final timeout. Following the break, Britten ran another sweep and managed to get out of bounds at the Bowie 42 with only four seconds remaining.
Bonham head coach Bob Johnson then called out 45 Counter Earthquake, a misdirection counter pitch play designed to draw the defense to one side of the field. The play worked perfectly, as the backs and linemen pulled to the right and the blocking tight end and wing swung back around to the left, toward quarterback Blaine Vaughn.
Woodward, the wing designated to receive the pitch, grabbed the flip from Vaughn and broke free from the Bowie defense. He headed for the end zone carrying the Mustangs' first eighth-grade football title since 1994 on his shoulders.
"I've been working on (that play) the whole season,'' Woodward said. "I just kept thinking, 'Please let me get that touchdown.' I never got one all year, but that time I did.''
Woodward crossed the goal line with no time left on the clock, setting off a wild Bonham celebration as players and fans rushed the field and Johnson rolled around on the Dick Bivins turf like a happy child.
"I was hoping the counter would work, and praise the Lord, it did,'' said a still-in-shock Johnson after the game.
On the other sideline, the high hopes of the numerous Bowie partisans and of a team that had been undefeated up to that point, were deflated in an instant.
"You hate to do all that, have all the success we had this year, and then have it come down to one game,'' said Ryan Cabe, Bowie's first-year head coach. "Everybody always remembers the winner. I really thought Bonham was going for the tie. They weren't using any of their timeouts until the very end there. I told (my team) to watch for a pass to the tight end, or that they might run a trick play. I thought we had 'em warned for it.''
Cabe went on to say that, even in defeat, the team accomplished much this season.
"They're a special group, super kids,'' Cabe said. "They're very talented, and I hope they stick together. One of the greatest things they did was bring out the spirit on that side of town. The community really came together for us. I want to thank the parents and the community for their wonderful support.''
It was a fitting end to a trilogy of incredible battles between the two squads over the last two seasons.
In this year's regular season game, played Oct. 9 at Bonham Middle School, the Braves rallied from a 20-13 deficit, scoring 12 points in the fourth quarter for a thrilling 25-20 win.
But that was nothing compared to what happened last year when the two teams met.
A wild scene ensued on Oct. 10, 2000, following the completion of what Bowie thought was a dramatic come-from-behind regular season win against the Mustangs.
In that seventh-grade contest, the Braves scored a touchdown with 11 seconds remaining for an apparent 24-19 win over Bonham at Bowie Middle School. The Bonham staff noticed, however, that the same Bowie player had participated on both offense and defense in the fourth quarter, a violation of AISD middle school rules.
Bowie agreed to forfeit the game, and it cost the Braves a playoff spot. Had the Braves won, coupled with their win over Horace Mann the following week, Bowie would have finished second to Austin in Zone I and gotten into the playoffs in place of the Mustangs.
Instead, Bonham earned the second playoff spot from Zone I and then went on to win the city championship over Austin, 21-20.
The Oct. 30 city championship game turned out to be everything one could hope for in a winner-take-all climax of the rivalry.
The seventh-grade city title game, while not quite as dramatic as the eighth-grade contest, was a well-played battle by both squads.
Crockett, which lost to the undefeated Mustangs in the regular season, came out fired up on offense after quickly falling behind Bonham 6-0 on a Ben Cargo touchdown run.
The Pioneers marched down the field and took the advantage right back when Adam Hughes scored from 2 yards out. Brett Owens' extra point made it 7-6.
The key play of the drive was a 20-yard pass completion from quarterback Kyler Hill to Owens on fourth-and-8 at the Bonham 22.
Cargo then scored from 32 yards out early in the second quarter, putting Bonham back in front 12-7 before the Pioneers struck again. A drive that began at the Crockett 36-yard line culminated with a 7-yard touchdown run on a fourth-and-2 bootleg by quarterback Hill with only 30 seconds until halftime. Owens' second successful PAT put the Pioneers on top at the break, 14-12.
The third quarter was dominated by the Mustangs, who went back on top with 5:53 to play in the period when Cody Akin scored on a 16-yard touchdown run. Josh Squyers' extra point gave the Mustangs a 19-14 edge.
After the teams traded punts, the momentum fully swung in the Mustangs' favor with 1:26 left in the third. On first-and-10 at his own 22, Crockett quarterback Hill was intercepted by Bonham's Jonathan Wise. Wise returned the ball to the 19-yard line, and four plays later, Bonham signal-caller Cameron Sanford scored on a 1-yard sneak to extend the Bonham lead. Squyers' extra point put the Mustangs on top, 26-14.
Crockett battled back to start the fourth, however, as the Pioneers drove from their own 39-yard line to the Bonham 30 with just more than eight minutes left.
On first-and-15, following a Crockett penalty, Dustin Bohannon bounced outside on a sweep before cutting back across the middle and finding the end zone. Owens' extra point attempt was blocked, but the Bonham lead had been slashed to 26-20.
Following the Crockett kickoff, Bonham took over at its own 25-yard line. Running back Mason White lost a yard on first down, but on second-and-11, Squyers took the handoff up the middle and broke free for a 76-yard score with 7:20 left in the final period. The touchdown extended Bonham's precarious six-point lead to a more sizable 12-point edge.
Each team then turned the ball over on downs, with Bonham's drive consuming much of the remainder of the fourth quarter.
Even in defeat, Crockett coach Kirk Lawrence praised his team's effort.
"I'm proud of them,'' Lawrence said, immediately following the game. "We played Bonham earlier this year and they took it to us. To come out and play the first half like we did, to take a lead, was great. We made some mental mistakes, and you can't shoot yourself in the foot with interceptions and penalties. But if you've got to lose, it might as well be to (Bonham). They've got a great team over there.''
Bonham coach Oscar Velasquez, who won his second straight city title and has led the Bonham seventh-graders to three of the last four championship games, said emotion played a key factor in the win.
"We had not really been down in any game this year, so that first half was kind of new for everybody,'' Velasquez said. "We came out a little flat, and I just told them (at halftime) that we needed to play with more emotion and play like we know how. There wasn't a lot we hadn't covered already this year. We just had to come out and do our job.''
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Great Family vacation
My wife and 4 sons have been coming here for 10 summers! A great family vation place, great pools, hot tub, miniture golf, and food. restraunt on premises makes eating easy in am and lunch. Close to Hershey Park, Dutch Wonderland, and Outlets. We love coming here, a relaxing resonably priced vacation. Our sons love coming here every year! The Napolitano's of Long ISland.
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We just got back from the Bird In Hand Family Inn July 2004. It was our 2nd time staying there and it was great! The inn is well kept and very clean. The pools are great (2 indoor, hottub, and 1 outdoor), the people are friendly and the restaurant is very good. Its a great place to bring children. I would recommend The Amish Barn for dinner. Its a great place. I know we will visit again!
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I frequently go to Lancaster and prior to staying here we always stayed at Willow Valley. We wanted to try someplace different and closer to town and less expensive and we found the perfect place. I just love it here. I find it to be more intimate and able to get the feel of Amish Country. I love to see the horse and buggy going by the hotel window and you can also walk to the Farmers Market wich is on the property and get the best beef jerky you ever had. They have a good 2-night package with Dinner at Miller's Smorgasbord and breakfast at the motel, wich is very reasonable. The room we had was in building C #465, a king bed with a sleeper sofa and jacuzzi tub ( regular size tub with jets) It was VERY clean and nicely decorated. Its a nice place to go with kids or just the two of you or even with just the girls, you can't go wrong!
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His Cat-scan Heralds New Law
August 1, 1986
By HOWARD SCHNEIDER, Daily News Staff Writer
Poor Tygger. First Daddy Ed Schwartz gets a law passed in City Council forcing him to get this wicked rabies shot. Then Schwartz puts out a press release telling people to come watch Dr. Orville R. Walls give the shot. And people did come. And took pictures, not just of the shot, but of Tygger getting his teeth checked, and Tygger getting his ears checked and Tygger getting his temperature taken. The cat handled it all with barely a squirm. But it was all for a good cause: publicizing new animal-control laws sponsored by Schwartz.
Dykstra Undergoes Cat Scan On Back; Marone Optimistic
May 23, 1995
By Frank Fitzpatrick and Stephen A. Smith, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Lenny Dykstra, who took himself out of Sunday's game with back spasms, underwent a CAT scan yesterday at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. Phillies physician Phillip Marone said that the results would be available today, but that based on his examination, he did not think the problem was a particularly serious one. "I believe it to be just a muscular problem," said Marone, "but I won't really know for sure until (today). " Dykstra, who has his average up to .304, left the Phillies' win over New York on Sunday when his lower back stiffened.
Wrong Place At Wrong Time: Cat-scan Mixup Kills Vet
November 7, 1987
By PAUL BAKER and PAUL MARYNIAK, Daily News Staff Writers
John Martin's last name cost him his life. The Olney man, who had been undergoing alcohol detoxification at the Veterans Medical Center in Coatesville, Chester County, was transferred to the VA hospital in Philadelphia on Wednesday for a CAT scan that was intended for another Coatesville patient of the same name. Immediately after being injected with an iodine dye used for the procedure, Martin, 39, experienced difficulty breathing and required emergency treatment. Eighteen hours later, he was dead.
Judge Rejects $986,000 Award In Cat Scan Suit
August 8, 1986
By Rich Heidorn Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
Common Pleas Court Judge Leon Katz yesterday threw out a $986,000 jury award to a woman who contended that she lost her psychic powers after a CAT scan, saying the verdict was "grossly excessive" and not based on the evidence. Acting on a motion by attorneys for Temple University Hospital, Katz ordered a new trial in the lawsuit by Judith Richardson Haimes. The verdict, which received national attention when it was announced in March, was "so grossly excessive as to shock the court's sense of justice," Katz wrote in an opinion.
Cat Scan . . . Or Fat Scam? The Real Outrage In The Jason Lucas Case
August 9, 2002
ARE WE outraged about Jason Lucas' being denied a CAT scan because of his size? You bet we are. But not for the reasons outlined by Lucas in yesterday's Daily News. As far as we're concerned, it's his charge of denial of medical care that's outrageous. The decision of Presbyterian Hospital to no longer perform a procedure on a person who exceeded the weight of their machine's capability seems like a sound decision. If the hospital made any mistake, it was breaking the rules in previous years to allow Lucas to have his scan.
'Son Of Cat Scan': A New Way Of Seeing Inside You
July 31, 1988
By Lisa Ellis, Inquirer Staff Writer
Mummy-wrapped, the patient lies flat on his back inside a $1.5 million cylinder that doctors hope will pinpoint a neurological problem by using a magnet 5,000 times the strength of gravity. In the next room, technicians, peering at the patient through sliding-glass windows, check the freeze-frame images of the brain on computer screens. Then, with the touch of a button, they trigger the 6-foot-tall camera that turns the images into photographs. At first glance, this looks like someone receiving a CAT scan, the computerized axial tomography X-ray that almost every hospital has acquired the capability of doing since the scanner was developed about 15 years ago. But many of the pictures are sharper, with the cavities of the brain and various types of tissue, blood and bone clearly distinguishable in shadings of black, white and gray.
Kruk Is Somber But In Good Spirits As He Awaits Cat Scan Today's Test Will Show If His Cancer Has Spread. The Phils' First Baseman Predicted That He'll Be Playing Baseball In Two Weeks.
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By Frank Fitzpatrick, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
John Kruk, hanging on his wife's left arm, limped up the airport ramp. Beneath a black "Chevy Trucks" cap, his eyes - glassy from the medication that helped him sleep on the 2 1/2-hour flight from Philadelphia yesterday - looked around to see what awaited him. He winced occasionally as he walked, but it was a surgical wound that hurt him now, not the cancerous testicle that was removed less than 48 hours earlier. His spirits, he said, were good. He predicted that he'd be playing baseball in two weeks.
Va Gives Mild Penalties In Hospital Mixup Death
January 16, 1988
By MICHAEL DAYS, Daily News Staff Writer
After recently disclosing that any of 12 workers at two Veterans Hospitals might have prevented a mixup that led to the accidental death of a patient, VA officials promised that the workers faced disciplinary action that could include dismissal. But yesterday, a VA official said the most serious penalty initiated against any of the workers was a 10-day suspension without pay. Three of the workers face a five-day suspension without pay, two others have received reprimands, and five will receive "admonishments," said David Berg, special assistant to the VA director in Philadelphia.
Letters To The Editor Perhaps Before
September 8, 1986
I would like to commend Judge Leon Katz for rejecting the ridiculous damage award to Judith Haimes, who said that a CAT scan impaired her psychic powers. I certainly wonder by what criteria the jurors reached their decision. Where is their reasoning or common sense? One can lose psychic ability at any time. Surely, if Ms. Haines was psychic at the time she would have sensed a problem with the test. I applaud Judge Katz for his wise decision and integrity. Kathleen Gillespie Croydon.
Psychic Didn't Make A Believer Out Of Judge
March 27, 1986
By ANN W. O'NEILL, Daily News Staff Writer
As a psychic, Judith Richardson Haimes led police to missing bodies, making believers out of skeptical officers. But as a plaintiff in civil court in Philadelphia, she was unable to prove she had a case. Common Pleas Judge Leon Katz yesterday dismissed Haimes' claim that a CAT scan performed nearly 10 years ago at Temple University Hospital left her with headaches that made it impossible for her to use her powers. Haimes had contended that the hospital and Dr. Judith Hart, a neuro- radiologist, were negligent in giving her the CAT scan after she told them she was allergic to the dye used in the test.
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Police: Officer fatally shoots assailant in N.E. Phila.
February 6, 2014
By Robert Moran, Inquirer Staff Writer
A city police officer shot and killed a 45-year-old man during a violent confrontation in Northeast Philadelphia, police said. Shortly before 4 p.m. in the 6500 block of Castor Avenue, near Greeby Street, a Second District officer on foot patrol saw a strong-arm robbery of a 35-year-old man on the sidewalk, Chief Inspector Scott Small said. The officer tried to stop and frisk the suspect, and the confrontation "turned into a violent struggle," Small said. The suspect punched the officer several times in the face, Small said.
Is an odd nodule on CAT scan lung cancer?
October 6, 2013
By Dr. Valerianna Amorosa, For The Inquirer
His success in banking had given the 39-year-old some rare opportunities. Of late, he and his family had spent much free time working outside on their exotic sheep farm. During the busy late summer preparing for autumn breeding, he had been working closely with their veterinarian. So that early fall morning when he awoke with a cough - and then started coughing up blood - he didn't think it odd to call the vet first. The vet advised him to see his doctor. A chest X-ray that morning suggested an abnormal circular area on the lung - a "nodule" - that led to a more extensive look with a CAT scan.
MTV VMAs prepare throw in kitcheNSYNC to win viewers
August 22, 2013
By Howard Gensler
TIME IS MOVING so quickly these days, we're getting to the point where we're trying to experience things before they happen - the most obvious example being athletes who celebrate victories before they actually . . . win. But there are also trailers that give away the whole movie so you don't need to see it and news stories that predict the future. In this item we'll discuss the notion of a "surprise" appearance. A surprise used to be something you weren't expecting - that scream at a 50th-anniversary party where you prayed the aged honorees wouldn't die of shock right on the spot.
Doug Collins' remarks to press after loss to Orlando
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D OUG COLLINS' meeting with the media following Tuesday's embarrassing, 98-84 loss to the Orlando Magic has attracted more attention than all the news conferences Andy Reid had in his 14 seasons with the Eagles. Collins left little to the imagination, so here's a look at all that he said: (Opening statement) I sure didn't see this effort coming. I thought we played incredibly hard against Miami, incredibly hard in New York on Sunday. This is mind-numbing to me. We went up, 29-20, and, from that point on, I couldn't even tell you what occurred.
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IF THE 76ERS are feeling the pressure of the desperate times that are upon them, they certainly are masking it well. With a four-game deficit staring at them for the eighth and final postseason spot in the East and the lowly Orlando Magic providing the competition Tuesday, it would have seemed to have been the perfect time to start the stampede toward the playoffs. Instead, the Sixers looked more like a team playing out the string in losing their sixth in a row, this time by 98-84.
Bobcats' Michael Kidd-Gilchrist has concussion
February 5, 2013
Charlotte Bobcats rookie Michael Kidd-Gilchrist suffered a concussion in Saturday's fourth-quarter collision with teammate Jeff Taylor in Houston. The Camden native, the second overall pick in last year's draft, went up to defend Toney Douglas' layup attempt early in the fourth quarter on Saturday night. Taylor swooped in and his right hip connected with the back of Kidd-Gilchrist's head. Kidd-Gilchrist lay motionless for several minutes. The athletic training staffs from both teams came out to check on him, and the entire Charlotte bench eventually surrounded him. Medical personnel fit Kidd-Gilchrist with a neck brace.
Op-ed: 'Obamacare' and young America
November 2, 2012
YOUNG AMERICANS have a lot at stake in Tuesday's presidential election, but nothing is more important than ensuring enactment of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Mentioned repeatedly during the first two presidential debates, "Obamacare" is now the subject of intense, and annoying, campaign advertisements. But lost amid all this ominous talk of mandates, fines and government takeovers is a clear understanding of the ACA's many benefits to those of us under 40. I hope the possibility of a potential Romney administration repealing the ACA elicits serious concern, because the ACA is vital to the health of our country.
Jaguars Jones-Drew ends holdout
September 3, 2012
Jacksonville Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew, the NFL's leading rusher in 2011, ended his holdout on Sunday - and he isn't sorry about taking the 38-day break. "I did something I felt was right, and I'm always going to feel right," the pocket powerhouse said. "And that's why I can come back and not have a negative attitude. I think if you regret things, you're going to come back salty, be a distraction, things like that. " (Our new motto: Never be salty.) After a 40-minute talk with coach Mike Mularkey, MJD answered media questions about his holdout for half an hour.
Monica Yant Kinney: Juggling her classes and chemotherapy
August 6, 2012
By Monica Yant Kinney, Inquirer Columnist
Cecilia Ready lives up to her name. We'd just started talking about what it's like to be a 70-year-old adjunct professor working through a third bout of cancer when Ready's tongue grew heavy and she began slurring her words. "Come," she insists calmly after calling her doctor, "we'll do the interview in the E.R. " I hesitate, but am assured by her colleagues in the English department at St. Joseph's University that Ready's unbridled determination is not a reaction to chemo or steroids.
Phillies Notes: Phillies' Oswalt ready to get back on track
March 25, 2011
By Bob Brookover, Inquirer Staff Writer
CLEARWATER, Fla. - Roy Oswalt knows he was lucky and unlucky in the same instant. He was lucky because the line drive off the bat of Tampa Bay's Manny Ramirez in the fourth inning of Wednesday's Grapefruit League game against the Rays did not leave the Phillies righthander more seriously hurt. Oswalt, struck on the neck just below his right ear, had a former teammate who was not nearly as fortunate. "I actually had a good friend [who] got hit in the neck - Mike Coolbaugh - that used to play with us with the Astros," Oswalt said Thursday.
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material sometimes remaining in the bottom of the bowl when one does not practice the proper follow up flushing... esp in public toilets.
Dave is always leaving brownie batter in the bottom of the toilet, management needs to have a discussion with him regarding his resipoo.
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After you step on dog poo and try to scrape as much of it off on the sidewalk and grass, there is always some left in the crevices of the tread in your shoe. That is the resipoo.
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I would have gone beserk had we shown the same BS performance like we did against Indiana, Milwaukee, Detroit, Cleveland, Sacramento etc.
But we didn't and that's something positive for the moment.
You can't demand more than effort and our players showed great effort last night. If you lose - you lose it happens.
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Book Review: What Do You Do With an Idea?
What Do You Do With an Idea? by Kobi Yamada
Home, the newest animated feature from DreamWorks Entertainment, is an adventure tale about a lovable misfit alien named Oh, (Jim Parsons) and his friendship with the lonely and courageous Tip, (Rihanna). Oh finds himself on the run from his own people, the Boovs, purple aliens who have taken over the Earth, while Tip, who managed to escape the invasion, is desperately trying to find her mother, Lucy, (Jennifer Lopez). The Boovs are led by the arrogant Captain Smek, (Steve Martin), who thinks the best way to solve any problem is to run away! The Gorgs, the aliens the Boovs are hiding from, are now threatening the Earth and only Oh can save the planet from destruction. The movie includes great music and teaches important lessons about loyalty, family, and being yourself. Kids will enjoy it, but I didn't feel it was the kind of film that would draw in adults. Jim Parsons is great as Oh, his character is a lot like his portrayal of Sheldon Cooper but sweeter, and the character of Tip is refreshing, as she is much more realistic than your average animated heroin. All in all, it's a fun family movie, not really memorable, but worth bringing home for the kids. Overall Rating: B
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'71 stars Jack O'Connell as young British soldier Gary Hook who is accidentally abandoned by his unit during some intense, violent riots in Belfast in 1971. The movie takes place over the course of one night as you follow the soldier's journey alone through the streets of Belfast, trying to figure out who he can trust – who is friend versus enemy, even among his so-called comrades. This action-thriller is intense at times, and depicts the real struggle between the Catholic and Protestant forces in Northern Ireland during a very troubled period in their history. (The storyline never picks a side though – it just shows the devastation caused when 2 groups are at war within the same town.) The movie can be a bit confusing at times though, as you try to keep characters straight and you yourself try to figure out who Hook's friends and foes are. I would also recommend watching this with the subtitles turned on, as the dialogue can be difficult to understand at times. Overall Rating: B
SLP Wrap Up
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Book Review: Jalani and the Lock
Jalani and the Lock by Lorenzo Pace From Miss Melanie at Main Library
Project Almanac
This sci-fi, thriller stars Jonny Weston who plays David Raskin, a high school senior who loves science and whose dream is to attend MIT. As he awaits for his dream to un-fold, David comes across an odd instance that he can't explain from an old video camera in his attic. While trying to make sense of all this, him and his friends discover in his basement the blueprints to a secret time machine that his late father had been constructing but did not get a chance to complete. David and his friends have this genius idea to finish what David's father had started. As the group begins to experiment with this mysterious time machine that they believe is amazingly going to change their pasts for the better, it inadvertently ends up making them fear the future. If you enjoy sci-fi, action, suspense, and romance this is a great movie to see! Overall Rating: B
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Black or White
In this provocative film, Kevin Costner stars as Elliot - a white, Los Angeles, maternal grandfather and recent widower - embroiled in a custody battle with a black, paternal grandmother, Rowena - played by Octavia Spencer - over his charming granddaughter that he has raised from birth. In the custody hearings, the granddaughter Eloise's (Jillian Estell) opposing family members conspire to viciously air each other's dirty laundry. Alcohol abuse, substance abuse, class differences, and stereotypes of people are brought to the limelight, both inside and outside the courtroom; not a soul comes out smelling like roses. Key family members face off, hours before the family court judge's final decision. The early events in the movie were realistic; however, the ending was Hollywood.Overall Rating: B-
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Happy Birthday, Patricia Polacco!
Happy Birthday, Patricia Polacco!
Seventh Son
A century after she was imprisoned by the witch hunter Master Gregory (Jeff Bridges), the evil Mother Malkin (Julianne Moore) has regained her powers thanks to the rising Blood Moon. When she kills his apprentice, Gregory must begin training Tom (Ben Barnes), a farm boy, who has inherited certain powers as the seventh son of a seventh son. Together they will have to defeat not only a coven of shape-shifting witches who follow Malkin, but her half-human niece, Alice, who has fallen in love with Tom. This film has some great visual effects and gorgeous costumes, but the story, loosely based on a young adult book series, is rather predictable and flat. It's still worth watching for the campy performance of Oscar winner Moore as Malkin, but her reunion with Bridges, her Big Lebowski co-star, is spoiled by his ridiculous accent (think drunken Gandalf with a mouthful of marbles).Overall grade: B-
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The Amazing Age of John Roy Lynch by Chris Barton and Don Tate
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Get Hard
I thought that Get Hard, a prison comedy starring Kevin Hart and Will Ferrell, looked like a funny movie, but all of my good humor was lost very early in the film. From the onset, I didn't appreciate the sex, stereotyping, and various racist and homophobic remarks that the film seemed to showcase and, because the storyline was predictable, I found myself losing interest as the movie progressed. Throughout the film, Hart and Ferrell tried too hard to be funny, and I was disappointed to note that many of the funniest parts were shown in the two official trailers. In an effort to find a redeeming feature of the film, I searched the internet for someone with a higher opinion of Get Hard, but, somewhat unsurprisingly, I was unable to find anyone with a positive opinion of the movie's content. All-in-all, I'm sure there is an audience for this film, but I'm glad I didn't waste my money to see it in theaters. Overall Rating: D
Book Review: Florence Nightingale
Florence Nightingale by Demi
McFarland, USA
Kevin Costner and cast do not disappoint in McFarland USA, a movie based on a true story about Jim White (Kevin Costner) a high school teacher & coach who takes a job at a predominately Latino high school in McFarland, CA. Hired as a PE teacher and Assistant Football Coach, he soon realizes the football team won't amount to much, but sees potential in a handful of students who can run like the wind. One of the challenges facing Coach White is how to reach his students and their families. His wife and daughters face their own challenge in adjusting to life in a town where one of his daughters asks on moving day, "Are we in Mexico?" One of my favorite scenes in the movie takes place at the starting line of an invitational meet, when one of the competitors said to McFarland's top runner Thomas, "Nice shorts Dude". Thomas replied, "You play golf?" Competitor said, "Yes" to which Thomas replied, "This ain't golf!" Be sure to watch the bonus features where Kevin Costner is joined by Coach Jim White and the men who were part of the first McFarland Cross Country Team. Overall Rating: A+
Audiobook Appreciation Month
Celebrate Audiobook Appreciation Month by listening to an audiobook today!
Crafting with Kids: Father's Day
Father's Day crafts for kids to make
Kingsman: The Secret Service
Kingsman: The Secret Service is an action-packed spy thriller based on the graphic novel by Mark Millar, which stars Colin Firth as Galahad/Harry and Taron Egerton as Eggsy as part of an all-star cast that also includes Michael Cain, Samuel L. Jackson, and Mark Hamill. The movie is about a super-secret gentleman's spy organization and it's recruitment of a young delinquent who, along with the other characters, must foil the plot of the evil Richmond Valentine (Jackson) and save the world. This movie had a lot of potential and I was very excited to see it, thinking it would be similar to a James Bond film, but with Colin Firth's cool demeanor and dark humor, but I was actually quite disappointed because the film played more like an ultra-violent, unrealistic video game. I will say the movie is laugh-out-loud funny at times and I really enjoyed Samuel L. Jackson as the villain, but it is definitely not family-friendly due to the over-the-top violence and very strong language. This is one of those movies that's really a matter of personal taste; it was entertaining enough, but I was not wowed. Overall Rating: C+
Story Time Starter — Superheroes
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Focus, Will Smith's latest feature film, centers around veteran con-man, Nicky, and his female counterpart, Jess (played by Margot Robbie) as they swindle their way through New Orleans and beyond. Although Smith plays in both comedies and dramas, Focus really encompasses the best of both worlds: I went back and forth between sitting on the edge of my seat and laughing out loud several times during the feature. I also enjoyed trying to figure out which characters were conning each other before the storyline gave it away! Throughout, the acting was fantastic, the costumes were beautiful, and the storyline was engaging, albeit a bit unbelievable at times. Certainly worth a second viewing, this film would appeal to anyone who enjoys a twisting plot and a good laugh. Overall Rating: A-
Book Review: In a Glass Grimmly
In a Glass Grimmly by Adam Gidwitz
Author & Illustrator Spotlight: Jarrett J. Krosoczka
Author & Illustrator Spotlight: Jarret J. Krosoczka
The Boy Next Door
"The Boy Next Door" stars Jennifer Lopez who plays Claire Peterson, a lonely, separated, high-school English teacher that becomes intrigued by her handsome and charming new neighbor Noah (Ryan Guzman). Claire encourages Noah and her teenage son's friendship, while she also engages in a harmless flirtation with Noah in the beginning. Well, one night, Claire and Noah's harmless relationship spirals into a steamy, seductive affair, and Claire wakes up the next morning realizing that she has made a horrible mistake and wants to end her relationship with Noah, but unfortunately Noah does not see it her way. Noah then becomes obsessed with Claire and his obsession turns violent and escalates to destroying Claire's life if it's the last thing he does! All in all, I enjoyed this movie, despite a few over the top scenes, but, if you enjoy thrillers as much as I do, this film is for you. Overall Rating: B
Summer Library Program 2015 Is Here!
Summer is here at the library! Join us for SLP 2015, "Every Hero Has a Story."
Strange Magic
Strange Magic is a family, animated, musical film that takes place in a magical forest, full of singing fairies, all manner of goblins, affable elves, a rascally imp, and talking mushrooms. I expected the story line, penned by George Lucas to be solid, instead I found the plot simple, and was surprised instead to find this Glee-like motion picture to be one long karaoke, full of songs from the last several decades. Two fairy princesses, Marianne (voiced by Evan Rachel Wood), and Dawn (voiced by Meredith Anne Bull), have misadventures in their quest to discover true love in this film that is loosely based on Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream." The kaleidoscopic animation detail is striking in one of the singing sequences. I recommend this film to the young at heart, to children, to lovers of fairies, and to musical fans; however, if you are looking for Shakespeare, you should skip this film. Overall Rating: C
Book Review: Take Me Out to the Yakyu
Take Me Out to the Yakyu by Aaron Meshon
Happy Birthday, Candace Fleming!
Happy Birthday, Candace Fleming!


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1951 Broad Avenue
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Red Roof Inn Findlay
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The perfect opportunity to own and operate a 114 room Red Roof Inn that has been thoroughly renovated to its newest NextGen III concept. The property is beginning to experience the benefits of the over $500k PIP just finished in 2011. With over 100 hotels for sale this is just one of our listings. Please do not hesitate to contact me for our complete list.
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