This weekend: August 22 and 23: Laurita Winery will host its annual Late Summer Laurita Food Trucks and Fireworks this weekend, with plenty of great live bands and 25 unique food trucks. Single-day admission is $8, while a two-day pass is $12. Tickets can be purchased here. 85 Archertown Road, New Egypt. August 22 and 23:…
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press release
The Navy will lay the keel for the second Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) Saturday, August 22, 2015 at 10 a.m. The ceremony will be Webcast live at www.huntingtoningalls.com/nns.
John F. Kennedy, designated CVN 79, is the second aircraft carrier to honor President John F. Kennedy for a lifetime of service to the United States of America as a trusted leader and public servant. He wore the uniform of our nation as a Naval Officer and served as the 35th President of the United States of America, 1961-1963. The ship’s sponsor is Ambassador Caroline Kennedy, President Kennedy’s daughter.
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Bill Donohue comments on an article that appeared yesterday in the Trentonian by L.A. Parker about the Catholic Church:
Looks like the Trentonian wants to compete with the Philadelphia Inquirer as the most anti-Catholic newspaper in the area. The contribution of L.A. Parker puts it in the running.
Follow this if you can. Some guy who worked for a fast food restaurant, Jared Fogle, recently plead guilty to having sex with minors. So if Pope Francis does not apologize for crimes he had absolutely nothing to do with, he should stay at home next month.
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Voorhees, NJ – Four Kennedy University Hospital nurses were recently honored with The DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses. The award is part of the national DAISY Foundation\’s program to recognize nurses who go \”above and beyond\” every day.
These are the first group of Kennedy nurses to be honored with the DAISY Award:
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PENNSYLVANIA WATERFOWL SEASONS ANNOUNCED
Annual brochure available at Game Commission’s website.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission has made its selections for the 2015-16 migratory game bird hunting seasons and bag limits.
Annual waterfowl seasons are selected by states from a framework established by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Game Commission selections were made after reviewing last year’s season results, waterfowl survey data, and input gathered from waterfowl hunters and the public. Final approval from the USFWS is expected by late September.
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08/17/15
A second former DuPont employee—Edward Schulz—was recently sentenced for his role in a conspiracy led by a South Korean company to steal trade secrets related to Kevlar, a trademarked product developed and sold by DuPont.
Kevlar, an incredibly strong synthetic fiber developed by the U.S.-based DuPont 50 years ago, is used around the world in body armor, fiber optic cables, automotive and industrial products, and a variety of other applications. Soon after its development, DuPont trademarked Kevlar, mass-produced it, and put it on the market. But none of this was easy—the company had expended untold resources on Kevlar’s research and development, ground-breaking manufacturing processes, and innovative business plans (collectively known as \”trade secrets\”) before the product became a success.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, it was \”crack babies,\” the supposed epidemic of cocaine crack-addicted babies being born to women who used those drugs while pregnant. The reports of an epidemic were based on a small study of less than two dozen infants, the results misinterpreted and blown out of proportion. The projected generation of children who would be scarred for life never materialized.
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