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by Chuck Shepherd
LEAD STORY
LEAST COMPETENT GUN HANDLING
Giddyup! When a strain of equine herpes led to a temporary quarantine at
Former Camden, N.J., police Sgt. Jeffrey Frett pleaded guilty in May in a scheme
horse farms in central Utah, the sponsors of the Davis County Mounted Posse
to qualify for early retirement by arranging to be shot in the leg (to be attributed to
Junior Queen contest in May had a dilemma, but instead of canceling the
random street violence). The plan deteriorated, police said, when Frett’s wife (the
competition in which the cowgirls show their skills on horseback, they decided
designated shooter) missed his leg, merely ripping a hole in his uniform pants.
to conduct the show except with the girls “riding” stick “ponies” to get style points. Former queen Savanna Steed told KSL-TV the change would be good because it would better test riders’ knowledge of the routines instead of their relying on their horses to make the moves.
-Ryan Martin, 29, and Erica Clayburn, 20, were charged with reckless endangerment in Derry Township, Pa., in April after Martin was shot in the jaw. The couple were playing a game resembling “Marco Polo” with a loaded handgun, with an eyes-closed Clayburn firing when Martin shouted “Gun!” (Martin was supposed to duck out of the way before Clayburn pulled the trigger.)
THE CONTINUING CRISIS
CREME DE LA WEIRD
Mattel revealed that its best-selling fashion doll in the last year, for the
In May, based on five women’s complaints, Virginia Beach, Va., police ar-
age-6-and-up market, has been the teen werewolf “Monster High” model,
rested restaurateur Henry Fitzsimmons, 54, for abduction and sexual assault
Clawdeen Wolf, who comes with heavy makeup, a short skirt and high
for harshly beating them as punishment for violating the terms of the “schol-
boots, and who supposedly spends her time “waxing, plucking and shaving.” (Says Clawdeen, in promotional materials, “My hair is worthy of a
arship” he supposedly offered them. The women claim that Fitzsimmons is a devotee of the “Spencer Plan” of orderly discipline, in which contracting parties adhere to agreed-on roles but at a cost of being physically disciplined if
shampoo commercial, and that’s just what grows on my legs.”) Though
they fail. Fitzsimmons acknowledged his fascination with the Spencer Plan, but
Mattel claims the doll celebrates girls’ imperfections, a counselor told Fox
denied the assaults, pointing out that he had fired one of the women and that
News she was appalled that the company tells young girls they “need to
the other four were helping her retaliate.
sculpt, tweeze, wax and ... change their bodies” to attract men.
THE CLASSIC MIDDLE NAME
-Cyber Making-Out: Tokyo’s Kajimoto Laboratory has created a
Arrested recently and awaiting trial for murder: Anthony Wayne Smith (former Oak-
tongue-kissing machine to enable lovers to suck face over the Internet,
land Raiders football player), Los Angeles (March); Theron Wayne Johnson, Weston,
according to a May CNN report. At separate locations, the pair place spe-
Texas (May); Michael Wayne McGray, Vancouver, British Columbia (May); Darrell
cial straws in their mouths and mimic a deep kiss, which is recorded and
Wayne Morris, Price, Utah (May). Convicted of murder: Thilbert Wayne Hager, States-
transmitted to each other’s straws. Researcher Nobuhiro Takahashi sees
ville, N.C. (October).
profit in “celebrity” tongue-kissing applications, but said more work is
QUESTIONABLE JUDGEMENTS
needed to establish individual taste, breathing and tongue moistness. (An-
Principal Terry Eisenbarth apologized to parents and children at Washington Elemen-
other team of Japanese researchers, using a harness-type device, reported
tary School in Mount Vernon, Iowa, in May and promised to stop his ritual “wham-
making similar advances -- in Internet “hugging,” with sensors that mimic
mies,” in which he summons kids on their birthdays to his office, sings “Happy Birth-
lovers’ heartbeats and even their spine’s “tingling” and stomach’s “but-
day” to them, and ceremonially spanks the child’s backside with a cushioned hockey
terflies.”)
stick (with the number of whacks equaling the child’s age).
-The Columbus, Ohio, school board accepted principal Kimberly Jones’
REDNECK CHRONICLES
resignation in May following revelations by The Columbus Dispatch
(1) In a April incident near Orlando, a former Ku Klux Klan “Cyclops,”
that she, though earning $90,000 a year, swore on federal forms that she
George Hixon, 73, and his son, Troy, 45, and Troy’s girlfriend fought, re-
made just $25,000 -- so that her own two children would qualify for reduced-price school lunches.
sulting in Troy’s allegedly firing gunshots toward the woman’s feet and the subsequent arrests of the two men. According to Osceola County deputies, the altercation was precipitated by the girlfriend’s unhappiness that she got the “cheap beer” while the men kept the “good beer” (Budweiser) for themselves. (2) The County Commission in Jackson, Ga., delayed a vote in December on new cell-phone towers at the request of one official with questions about the county’s contract -- Commissioner Gator Hodges.
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MOHEGAN SUN ARENA AT CASEY PLAZA, Wilkes Barre, PA TICKETS 570-920-7600
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The Brewworks Restaurant & Brewery 812-816 W Hamilton St 610-433-7777 Tuesday: Comedy Wednesday: Trivia Thursday: Karaoke Friday: Office Party Saturday: Guided Tours
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PLOT: When a paramilitary group takes over the White House, a U.S Capitol cop, John Cale (Channing Tatum) - who flunked his interview to join the secret service- is the only one left to protect the president (Jamie Foxx), and prevent World War III. REVIEW: Hey wait, doesn’t this all seem a little familiar? Didn’t Gerard Butler just save the president from North Korea? Who’s screwing with the commander in chief now? OK, to be fair James Vanderbilt’s script for WHITE HOUSE DOWN was already making the rounds before OLYMPUS HAS FALLEN ever got close to production (read my review of that film HERE), so it’s not really a case of one movie ripping off the other. While that film took a hardcore, R-rated (almost retro) action approach, WHITE HOUSE DOWN is a tent-pole PG-13 movie that’s clearly aiming for the widest possible audience.
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If WHITE HOUSE DOWN is patterned on anything, it’s Emmerich’s own INDEPENDENCE DAY (which even gets named-checked), mixed with a heavy dose of DIE HARD. In fact, the DIE HARD influence is so strong that the baddies’ hacker, played by Jimmi Simpson, is clearly modeled on Clarence Gilyard’s Theo, to the point that he even listens to classical music (not ‘Ode to Joy’- that would be too obvious). Channing Tatum’s everyman hero also seems heavily patterned on John McClane. Like Willis in DIE HARD, he’s named John, and spends most of the movie in a dirty-undershirt. He’s a similar kind of working-class hero, with him almost being laughed out of his secret service interview for not having the right qualifications. Tatum at first trying to resist the call the action until being forced into action to save the president’s life. The baddies here are a rogues gallery of ultra-right wingers, with their ranks including white-power extremists, mercenaries, and disillusioned soldiers, bankrolled- as Foxx puts it- by the “military-industrial complex”. Conspiracy buffs will love this. The gang of no-goodnik’s is led by Jason Clarke, a former black ops soldier looking for a little payback. Ultimately he’s just the henchman of a big bad who’s revealed early in the film, although I won’t spoil who it is here- even though it’s painfully obvious. The rest of the cast is very solid, as is the usual in an Emmerich movie. Maggie Gyllenhaal plays the secret service agent who’s sidelined and has to talk Tatum through the White House on a walkie-talkie (the Reginald VelJohnson part- although she’s cuter), while Richard Jenkins is the Speaker of the house who finds himself the next-in-line to be president. James Woods makes a welcome return to the mainstream as the head of the secret service, complete with a Johnny Unitas style flat-top haircut that makes him look stern and menacing. Obviously WHITE HOUSE DOWN won’t be everyone’s idea of a good time, but I had a blast with it. At times, it comes dangerously close to either (A) being too stupid, or (B) being too much of a DIE HARD-clone, but in it’s 137 minutes, it comes just shy of overstaying it’s welcome. Like OLYMPUS HAS FALLEN, you need to check your brain at the door, but also like that film, it’s a lot of fun. I’d say it’s easily Emmerich’s best movie in at least a decade.
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Restaurant review by Camille Capriglione
It is always exciting when merchants breathe new life into a historic building, while retaining its nobility and charm. That is exactly what brothers Joseph and Angelo Caiazzo have done with the former Bath Hotel, which was built in 1817. Applying everything they learned about the restaurant business from their father (AKA the ‘Red Wolf,’ a moniker which was a code term when their dad was approaching) the brothers created a contemporary and tasteful establishment. The renovated two-story building of tan stucco and gray stone has a welcoming façade. The large open porch looks out onto the heart of West Broad Street in Bath, PA. The pub area is impressive, with a wood floor and unique concrete bar, in a room that is cozy and nicely lit. The dining room is adorned with colorful walls, recessed lighting and windows with live plants. This leads to a comfortable game room. There are flat screen TV’s, a pool table, jukebox and video games.
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Red Wolf BaR & GRille I was impressed by the menu and tickled by the uniquely-named items. Sandwiches such as the ‘Fatty Cheese Steak’ and ‘Canis Rufus.’ The ‘Carnivore Salad,’ ‘Fried Dots’ and ‘Howling Fries’ (sautéed onions, banana peppers, jalapenos and two cheeses) tempted my palate. Available entrees include lasagna, penne vodka, stuffed flounder, rib eye steak, beer battered haddock and gnocchi. They also offer wings, wraps, burgers and specialty pizzas. Their dough is made fresh each morning.
Featured cocktails were a strawberry rhubarb cooler and a ginger julep. For an appetizer, I chose the ‘Shrimp Lejon’ (bacon-wrapped shrimp with dipping sauce.) It was succulent and cooked to perfection. I ordered their big seller, the Drunken Chicken Parm sandwich. Served on a large, fresh sub roll was tender chicken breast in a light breading, topped with vodka pasta sauce, thinly sliced ham, chopped tomatoes, onions and melted cheese. Being an Italian, I have a high culinary standard. Let me tell you, this sandwich is legit! It was delicious and authentic. Desserts consist of various favorites, such as Chocolate lava cake and Apple crumb. Red Wolf Bar & Grille is family-friendly, with a kids menu and high chairs available. The staff is personable and attentive. The general manager, Yuri, makes patrons feel right at home! The Caiazzos believe in ‘Farm to Table’ and frequently use local farms’ produce, such as fruit and potatoes. Red Wolf Bar & Grille also participates in “Last Thursdays,” a monthly event hosted by local businesses.
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The restaurant is open 6 days a week for lunch and dinner. Carry out is available. A very reasonably priced menu ranges from $5-$15. There are several parking spaces in front of the building and there is on-street parking nearby, as well as a borough parking lot. Come visit the Red Wolf Bar & Grille for cocktails and a delicious meal!
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NFL IDIOCY BY: Tyler Drake
With National Football League players apparently gum prior to committing murder — and he comes murdering people willy-nilly, the Lehigh Valley off as a boneheaded criminal who returned a rental is perhaps lucky that the Philadelphia Eagles car with a shell casing from the shooting inside. switched their summer session elsewhere. Now The Patriots, Hernandez’s former team, released former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez was him and voided the remainder of his contract prior charged this week with first-degree murder and to the presentation of formal charges. Additionally, additional firearms-related charges. The charges they took jerseys bearing his name or number out shocked even the incredibly lenient NFL fan base, of team stores and offered to replace them with which has previously forgiven talented players for other players’ jerseys. This immediate scarcity, almost every offense against humanity imaginable. coupled with some perverse societal glorification Considering the collective opinions of football fans of murder, launched prices for Aaron Hernandez from Dallas and Pittsburgh, an observer might jerseys sky high on eBay. Looking on the auction reasonably conclude that quarterback Tony Romo’s site right now, there are half a dozen autographed underperforming in the playoffs is somehow a jerseys that have been bid up above $500. Some worse trait than Ben Roethlisberger’s being a have 50 separate bids. Being a potential serial serial insulter of women protected by rental cops. killer, it seems, is good for jersey desirability. Pro football might be the most exciting to watch, but One group of fans that this news barely affected there has been a history of athletes being involved is the video game enthusiasts. For them, Aaron with driving while intoxicated, reckless driving while Hernandez merely changes from a useful target in sober, large quantities of marijuana, large quantities the last incarnation of the Madden football game of cocaine, heroin and ecstacy, large quantities series to a hero in the latest version of the Grand of illegal guns, violence against women, violence Theft Auto game series, which allows the player to against kids, violence against the police, violence steal cars, transport drugs, collect guns, run down against dogs, general “The charges shocked even the incredibly pedestrians, undertake driveviolence, prostitution, shootings and executions, lenient NFL fan base, which has previously by terrorizing a commercial and fight women —all staples aircraft, and firebombing. forgiven talented players for almost every of the NFL off-season lifestyle. Sebastian “Sea Bass” offense against humanity imaginable.” Of course not every NFL player Janikowski, sometimes called the Polish Cannon is a bad apple. Eugene Robinson, for instance, for his monster kicking leg, has been caught received the Bart Starr Award for exemplifying fighting people in bars, trying to bribe police character and outstanding moral leadership. officers, driving drunk, tampering with evidence, However, later that day, after receiving the award, and possessing roofies (the date-rape drug). He is Robinson offered an undercover police woman currently the highest-paid placekicker in NFL history, forty bucks for a blow job (and not the kind that booting balls for the Oakland Raiders, whose fans involves a delivery to Michael Irvin). Maybe the other enthusiastically root for an entire team of criminals. Bart Starr Award winners are the good apples. What could possibly motivate a man on $40-million, Perhaps the problem is this: the actions of these five-year contract for playing a game to jeopardize men that we admire are seen by many people, his money and freedom by committing murder? and the crimes they commit affect only a few. So Police are now working on a theory that he may had while millions can admire their on-field exploits, murdered Odin Lloyd, a semi-pro football player, far fewer people need to fear them. And when they because he had knowledge of a previous double are caught, they often seem to go free. Janikowski murder possibly committed by Hernandez in 2012. has repeatedly gotten probation, and there is a Yes, the number of murders committed by this tight general suspicion that O.J. “The Juice” Simpson end appears to be growing exponentially — next week may have gotten away with murder. So maybe it he could be accused of another four. Bizarre details is best that we keep the NFL players out of the abound — Hernandez allegedly seems to prefer Lehigh Valley — it is safest to watch them on TV. cotton-candy flavored Bubblicious brand chewing
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ARIES (3/21 – 4/19) Home and your emotional center are of primary importance over the next few days. You’ll need to get sorted out in your surroundings and your heart before you can turn your energies outward again. And don’t delay -- you won’t want to miss the activity and adventure that await around Thursday and Friday! Get outside -- you don’t need a plan! And this weekend you might feel picky, but if you let it go a little, you’ll find a lot to love. TAURUS (4/20 – 5/20) If you wanna be a homebody, the next couple of days are perfect for that. Then seeing eye-to-eye with others could be tough around Thursday and Friday, whether at work or in your personal life. Concerted efforts toward listening -- and understanding -- are required. Then it’s your heart that’s sending off sparks when the weekend comes. Whether you’re part of a couple or looking for summertime romance, the way to heat things up is to say what’s on your mind!
GEMINI (5/21 – 6/21) The more people you meet, the more conversations you have, the more new stuff you find along the way to feed into the ol’ brain. Then you might be feeling a little less than generous or a little bit jealous over the next few days. It’s not the greatest look on you, so find the real issue and address it promptly! Then around Thursday, Friday and Saturday, lighten up and live life to the hilt -- it’s party time, if the stars have their say. But Sunday requires a little more thinking things through. CANCER (6/22 – 7/22) You can get your ideas (and innuendos, and invitations) across way better over the next few days, when you’re extra compelling -- and extra hot! Don’t be scared to leave your shell behind, shed an inhibition (or two) and go after what you want. But you’re a little impaired in the decision-making department around Thursday and Friday -- what seems like a fantastic idea now could make for problems later. Get some advice and reassess this weekend.
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LEO (7/23 - 8/22) Get input and get ready to make a more informed, more right-for-you move. And the cosmic energy facilitates this over the next few days, keeping you clear-headed and creative at the same time. Then your hottest days in a long time -- maybe all summer -- are Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Roar! Old favorites, brand-spanking-new fun -- anything goes now. And with you around, everything’s great! Don’t overlook the allure of a simple starlit evening! On Sunday, though, a practical matter needs your attention... VIRGO (8/23 - 9/22) Double-check that ‘To’ line before you hit ‘Send’ on Monday! Even you might be a little disorganized now -- avoid big flub-ups. Getting things back in order is easier over the next few days, and don’t neglect your social calendar now, either. Find the time for friends and do something new; it’ll all inspire you! At the end of the workweek, circumstances may be less than ideal in some area of life, but there’s another way. Entertain lots of options. And when the weekend comes, the stars are on your side, you fabulous thing! It’s time to get the most out of life -- and even love!
LIBRA (9/23 - 10/22) Things tend go off track over the next few days, but stressing isn’t gonna help matters. While you’re stuck waiting or wondering, you can still find fun. And when you do that, the other stuff seems to sort itself out! But you can (and should) take a more active role starting Thursday. Your life needs guidance now, and you’ll want to especially welcome and shape what’s new. If you want to just chill out, Sunday’s the day. SCORPIO (10/23 - 11/21) You’ll need those amazing analytical powers of yours take all the info into account, then sort it out. Over the next few days, though, get a little more touchy-feely -- whether figuratively or literally! Things aren’t so concrete now, and if you can set expectations aside and just explore, you’ll free up the energy flow. Then while your spark is hot, you might try fitting in when it comes to a certain situation instead of standing out around Thursday or Friday. Consider it going undercover! This weekend’s perfect for friends, projects and fun plans -- and you don’t have to think too big. SAGITTARIUS (11/22 - 12/21) Seeing things as they are -- instead of according to preconceptions or others’ projections -- keeps you plenty busy.This vision, though, gives you a real advantage with the questions coming up over the next few days. Get someone else in on looking for answers to make it more interesting, funnier and more fun. Then around Thursday, Friday and Saturday, make the most of what life has to give -- and that’s a lot right now! Don’t waste these beautiful days and hot nights. There’s plenty of time starting Sunday for tidying up and chilling out. CAPRICORN (12/22 - 1/19) A friend who really gets you can shed some light on a situation -- providing you explain it thoroughly. Then someone may be calling on you for some help around Thursday and Friday. You should absolutely engage empathetically and do what you can, but know when they’re asking too much, too. And your ideas for this weekend can turn out even better than you’d hoped. Get your favorite people on board, have fun and bond! AQUARIUS (1/20 - 2/18) Show your spark! Then health and home need taking care of over the next few days. You might be crazy-busy, but fit in exercise and keep your abode in order, too -- physical well-being and surroundings have lots of emotional and mental impact now. And starting Thursday and lasting through the weekend, relationships look very interesting. Figuring out where they’re coming from, where you’re at and how the two intersect -- or when they don’t -- might be a challenge, but it’s a super-rewarding one to undertake. PISCES (2/19 - 3/20) Good thing you’re so persuasive -- you can get help with the concrete stuff in exchange for your creative thinking or sheer entertainment value. With the right partner right now, there’s really nothing you can’t do! Follow your ideals until sometime Thursday, when, if you don’t get in touch with reality, it’s gonna give you a major wake-up call. Everything’s interconnected, and if you’ll only look from now through the weekend, the stars give you insight about how.
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CENTER VALLEY Melt Level 3 2805 Center Valley Parkway 610-798-9000 Fridays DJ Chubby C Saturday DJ Fog (Dan Glatts)
QUAKERTOWN Big Daddy’s Wagon Wheel Tavern Route 313 & Sternersmill Rd. 215-536-9989 Wednesdays: Scott & Wade
WIND GAP Score Card Sports Bar 130 N. Broadway 610-863-5269 Thursdays : Funtime Karaoke 9:30pm - 1:30am TC Dance Club 6623 Sullivan Trail 610-881-1000 7/13 Social Ballroom/Latin Swing Dance
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MACUNGIE The Pub On Main 102 E. Main St 610-966-2275 Thursdays: Comedy Night The Longswamp Tavern 20 Gap Road 610-702-3700 7/13 Voodoo Blues 7/20 The Four Walls
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