Janos Starker Cellist and Distinguished Professor died at 88

By Dawn Cranfield Cellist and Distinguished Professor, Janos Starker, has died at 88 Internationally celebrated cellist, Janos Starker, has died today at the age of 88, ending a lifelong love of music and a career spanning more than 5 decades. Starker, a Budapest native and a Nazi labor camp survivor, was a child prodigy who [...]
Fort Wayne Bus Shooter Killed by Sniper Fire

Fort Wayne Bus Shooter Killed by Sniper Fire An end has come to yesterday’s story of a man who pulled a woman off of a bus in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and shot her about 25 feet away, killing her. He took the 3 year old little girl that was with her and barricaded himself inside [...]
Fort Wayne, Indiana, Woman Pulled Off Citilink Bus and Shot to Death

Woman Pulled Off Citilink Bus and Shot to Death A woman was riding on a city bus when a fellow passenger, a male, pulled her off of the bus and shot and killed her. The gunman ran between houses, and is reported to be holding a 3 year old hostage in a house. This [...]
QB Steve Davis dies in plane crashed

A former University of Oklahoma football star and another man were killed when their plane crashed into a house in Indiana. Davis, 60-years-old, and Caves, 58-years-old, died; Davis’ parents, Jim and Patsy Davis, of Sallisaw, Okla., confirmed his death. Three others were injured, including two passengers. The plane was attempting to circle back around to [...]
Nestlé Recalls Lean Cuisine Meals: Glass Particles Were In The Food
SOLON, OH — Nestlé Prepared Foods Company today announced the voluntary recall of two production codes of LEAN CUISINE® Culinary Collection Mushroom Mezzaluna Ravioli, UPC 13800-58358. The production codes are 2311587812 and 2312587812; the “best before date” appears as DEC 2013. The voluntary recall is limited to these two days of production, which were distributed [...]
Notre Dame and the Crimson Tide of Alabama Title Game

Get Ready for Some Football This is Monday, January 7th. There is a Monday night football game, but it’s not the NFL. The National Championship Game between the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame and the Crimson Tide of Alabama will kick off at 5:30, PST. The Irish are ranked number one in all polls and [...]
Fungal Meningitis Epidemic in the U.S.: 541 Cases & Growing, 36 Deaths
The U.S. Fungal Meningitis Outbreak has reached epidemic proportions, and can easily become a Pandemic given the right set of circumstances.
AMC’s The Walking Dead: Episode 309 Trailer, Sneak Peek 2nd Half Premiere
Those of us that enjoy AMC’s the Walking Dead are having withdrawals right about now. The mid-season finale aired last Sunday and there are no more scheduled new episodes until February 10th 2013 at 9pm. There is a light in the darkness however. AMC has announced that a The Walking Dead Marathon, airing Monday December [...]
Coronavirus; 9 Cases, 5 Deaths: Is this the Beginning of a Pandemic?
Novel coronavirus is a new strain of coronavirus not previously recognized in human beings. This type of virus is part of a larger family of viruses known to cause a wide range of illnesses from colds and flu to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome. (SARS) There have been no reported cases of the SARS virus (Severe [...]
Update: Trader Joe’s Recalls 4,000+ lbs of Chicken for Risk of Listeria Monocytogenes Contamination
Updated December 2nd, 2012, 8;32 AM PST by Jim Donahue. Trader Joe’s recalls “Butter Chicken” from its stores because of possible contamination from the Listeria Bacteria. The United States Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service in conjunction the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, and Aliya’s Foods Limited, has issued a public alert of a [...]























