Jim Leitner's Heisman ballot How TH sports editor Jim Leitner voted for the 77th Annual Heisman Memorial Trophy: 1. Tyrann Mathieu (LSU cornerback) -- The "Honey Badger" is the best player on the No. 1 team in the BCS standings. On the defensive side of the ball, he is a game-changer in the mold of 1997 Heisman winner Charles Woodson. 2. Robert Griffin III (Baylor quarterback) -- The junior quarterback is ranked second in the nation in total offense with 387 yards per game. He put Baylor football on the map. 3. Montee Ball (Wisconsin running back) -- Ball is leading the nation with 1,759 rushing yards and 32 rushing touchdowns. The junior is second in Wisconsin history with 60 career touchdowns and 54 career rushing touchdowns. This was probably one of the toughest ballots to fill out...
The film begins as straight-arrow suburban Lucy (sort-of-from-Raleigh Evan Rachel Wood) and her beau bop at the hop, while an ocean away, Jude (Jim Sturgess) and his honey dance at the Cavern (the real Cavern!) to the Mersey sound. What Lucy doesn't know is that she is about to fulfill every '60s teen dream by getting a real live Liverpool boyfriend-complete with mop top-courtesy of her slacker Princeton brother, Max (Joe Andersen). Across the Universe flows with the Zeitgeist, detailing the way the counterculture was spawned by dinner table squabbles about long hair and the Vietnam war. The film's depiction of casual communal living, and the easy sex and drugs, feels right, as does the way the decade ends in a bloom of blood and soured idealism. The three leads are appealing, along wit...
...L. Grand Sweet. J. Gran Sun. L. Honey Blaze. J. Honey Dew. B *. Honey Fire. L. Honey Kis...
, 74 yrs., of Honey Brook, died Wednesday, November 10, 2010 at the Hospice of Lancaster, following a long illness. He was born in Reading, Pa. on July 12, 1936. He was the son of the late J. Elmer and Gertrude (Lick) Witman. He was the husband of the late Ruby M. (Mimm) Witman, who died on July 2, 2002.
The phone rang for what seemed like the thousandth time Monday. "Who is it, honey?" I called down. It's Laura Bush!" Jim called up.
Calm. For some people it's a murmuring brook. For others it's the pitter-patter of raindrops, or an extra-dry martini. For Frank Mortimer, it's bees.
... abuzz with activity: It's the start of the honey season, which in New Jersey generally lasts from A...
Jim Lane and Honey, termite sniffers As soon as we hit the door, she knows if they are lurking. I'm talking about termites. First, I tell her to go to work--it's her cue to start sniffing--and when she finds them, she stops in her tracks and plops down. Then she shows me with her nose, puts it right against the baseboard, and waits for her treat. Humans are 30 percent accurate at finding hidden termites, but termite dogs have an accuracy rate of 90 percent. Honey is our fifth certified (though non-human) inspector at A-Abel Exterminating, and the first termite dog in Dayton. She trained for six months at the Forensics & Science Investigations K9 center in Alabama, alongside the big dogs who learned to sniff out narcotics and explosives. Last year, A- Abel sent me down to Alabama to...
Winnie the Pooh" (G): Children from 4 on up to teens and parents can find delight in this animated adventure based on stories from "Winnie the Pooh" by A.A. Milne and the great illustrator, E.H. Shepard. Slightly over an hour long, with the storybook look of hand-drawn animation, the film never loses sight of its literary source. The film starts in live-action, showing real stuffed animals in Christopher Robin's room, then moving into the animated Hundred Acre Wood where they live in the boy's imagination. The veddy British John Cleese narrates the tale. Pooh (voice of Jim Cummings) is hungry, his tummy rumbling, but the "bear of very little brain" interrupts his search for a jar of honey when he learns that his pal, the morose donkey Eeyore (Bud Luckey), has lost his tail. P...
After accepting a challenge from a chain saw artist almost 15 years ago, Lewis County woodworker Andy Kerns still wields his saw like a paintbrush. Kerns, 40, doesnt back down from much. Although hes afraid of heights, he enjoys riding around with friends in helicopters; hes wrestled a bear (domesticated, mind you); and at the age of 6, found himself headfirst to his waist in a honeybee hive for curiositys sake. So Kerns didnt shy away from the taunt. He told me I couldnt do it, Kerns said. I went home and got my chain saw, got a picture of an Indian in my head and I carved it off a stump in my yard. Kerns didnt have to wait very long to sell that first piece. The mother of a friend saw it in the yard and offered him $250 for it. He cut the sculpture off the stump and delivered it to he...
By Roger Mckinney THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
...Jasper County Commissioner Jim Honey said part of the reason behind the Route 66 displa...
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