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Picture a sun-drenched island in the Pacific. A place of such natural beauty, even business seems like a breezy day in paradise. Welcome to Turtle Bay Resort on Hawaii's North Shore.
July 31, 2014
6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. poolside
8:30 p.m. to late at LUCY
The second party of the season will happen on our rooftop terrace at the pool on Thursday, July 31st. The theme for this event is 'Fiesta de Colores' with Ceja Vineyards. Come out in your brightest and most festive summer colors!
This event takes place on the last Thursday of the month from June to August. All guests 21 and older are welcome to join our complimentary events. Sip specialty cocktails, while mingling with other Bardessono guests and local celebrities.
With Ceja Vineyards as a sponsor, the party is sure to be vibrant, sassy and colorful! Live Spanish style rhythms will happen poolside for this event.
Be sure to reserve a table in advance at Lucy to enjoy the rest of the evening with friends.
Special thanks to our sponsors: Ceja Vineyards, Herradura Tequila, Leblon Cachaca, and Sailor Jerry Rum.
Friday, August 1, 2014
Please join us on Friday, August 1st in the Lucy Private Dining Room at Bardessono for a unique barrel tasting and custom blending dinner. You will have an opportunity to work directly with CARTEIRRA'S esteemed Napa Valley winemakers to taste and blend the 2013 Sonoma Chardonnay and Oakville AVA Cabernet Sauvignon barrel samples – an insight into premium winemaking. In addition, CARTEIRRA'S founder Peter Stuart will be introducing their exclusive collection of wines from regions around the world, and award-winning, executive chef, Victor Scargle, will present a garden-inspired, wine paired dinner.
6:30 p.m. Reception
7:00 p.m. Four Course Dinner, Wine Pairing, Barrel Sampling and Blending
Cost: $150.00 per person ~ inclusive of wine, tax and gratuity
Please reserve by Friday, July 25, 2014. Advanced reservations and payment are required. To RSVP, call (707) 204-6007 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Meet Your Winemakers
With more than 20 years of experience in his field, winemaker Tony Biagi has produced wine for such noted Napa Valley labels as Paraduxx, Neal Family Vineyard, Plumpjack (99 and 98 points) and CADE (98 points). Tony's current clients include Hourglass, Sinegal Estate along with crafting our 2013 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon offerings. Sonoma-based Matt Courtney earned his degree in oenology at UC Davis, and is perhaps best known for his role in establishing wine legend Helen Turley's personal label, Marcassin. Matt is currently head winemaker at Arista, and will oversee all aspects of winemaking for our Sonoma Chardonnay program in 2013.
August 5, 2014
5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Every 1st Tuesday of the month from May – October.
Happy hour for you and your best friend. A $25 cover includes a glass of CUVAISON or CORNERSTONE Wine, light snacks from Lucy Restaurant and Bar, and a Cookie for a Cause.
** Post your favorite photos from this event to our Facebook Wall and the one with the most likes by Friday, August 8 at noon, and the winner will receive lunch for two at Lucy. Kindly note: any 'likes' that are purchased will be disqualified. **
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I liked it, alot. doesnt seem like alot of others did...
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Reincarnation (Rinne)Leik on Saturday, November 18, 2006 - 2:52pm
The Fckers at the local theater only ran the movie once during the day when most ppl were at work. I get to the theater and the only thing they are showing is Dark Ride.. Please tell me that Rinnew as good so that I can kill myself now..
Reincarnation (Rinne)Leik on Saturday, November 18, 2006 - 2:53pm
er please tell met tha RINNE was good
Reincarnation (Rinne)darkblast93 on Sunday, November 26, 2006 - 12:58am
i have not seen it but...THE MOVE POSTER IS SO COOL!!!!
Reincarnation (Rinne)Wamphryi on Sunday, November 26, 2006 - 12:09pm
Wasnt too bad, the doll was creepy enough to keep ya interested. The girls were hot, so was enough to sit up in the theater and take notice. But I guess im looking for a little more outta of them movies now,since everythings been remade!
Reincarnation (Rinne)antichris on Tuesday, November 28, 2006 - 10:16pm
I loved it!! It creeped the hell out of me!
Reincarnation (Rinne)nicecad on Friday, December 1, 2006 - 12:28am
All eight played each day that weekend where I live. Not rubbing it in just weird that yours didn't. It was good...but it could have moved a little quicker to the doll(freaky). And loved the twist at the end!

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I finally reached my goal of having an uncommon or rare quality of every single wild pet, yay!!
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Re: Lunar Lantern@Jeolene The red one does resemble a jellyfish... if those tassels were also red, the similarity would be even stronger.
The on-click sounds are VERY faint. I could barely hear them even with sound levels maxxed. There was a slight water droplet sound, followed by a shimmering/sparkle sound.
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Original recipe yields 6 servings
- Heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a large deep pot or Dutch oven set over medium-high heat. Add the chicken pieces and fry on all sides until golden brown, about 3 minutes. Add the onion and garlic; cook and stir until tender, about 2 minutes. Pour in the wine and stir to loosen any bits of food that are stuck to the bottom of the pot.
- Pour in the chicken broth and bring to a boil. Add carrots and peas, and season with cumin, paprika, salt and pepper. Reduce heat to low, cover and simmer for 25 minutes, or until the chicken easily pulls away from the bone.
- Heat the remaining olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Fry potatoes in the oil, stirring frequently, until tender. Adjust heat as needed to keep them from burning. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towels. Season with salt and pepper.
- To serve, place a piece of chicken onto each plate, spoon some of the carrots and peas with the cooking liquid over it and top with a spoonful of fried potatoes.
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I posted the recipe and I appreciate the comments - well taken! I made this again last night, and I realized that I use a heck of more spices than I enter in the original posting; i use 1Tablespoon of paprika, and 1 Tablespoon of cummin. I fried the chicken for around 4 minutes epr side to get it seared and lightly brown on all sides. I used i cup of white wine (much to my husband's complaint that I was using his good wine on the chicken) and one cup of chicken broth. The peas I add at the last minute (usually 10 minutes before removing from the stove) and if the broth is too liquid, i add 1 to 2 teaspoons of flour mixed with some water to thicken the sauce. I learned this recipe from my mother, and she learned from her mothe, and so on, so I apologize for not having ever written the recipe more accurately - now you have it! thank you for your comments and reviews. I am giving it a 4 start for my own oversight!
This was a good recipe but there is no way the chicken will fall off the bone in 25 minutes. I did boil the potatoes before frying them and they came out good. I did use more broth to cover chicken and adjusted seasonings.
This was good but not spectacular. It was hearty but a tad bland and when I added the frozen peas they ended up looking and tasting like canned peas. Next time I would add them near the end of the cooking time. Although I wasn't too fond of this recipe I'd like to ask for recipes for pastel de choclo, panes chilenos like amasado or marraqueta, torta de mil hojas and any other Chilean recipe that you might have.
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Amount Per Serving (6 total)
- Calories
- 583 cal
- 29%
- Fat
- 28.9 g
- 45%
- Carbs
- 48.3 g
- 16%
- Protein
- 29.4 g
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Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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By Amanda Stone
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JOPLIN, Mo. —
It all started with a little white lie involving the blasted ice cream truck. I may have led my innocent toddler to believe that it is a music truck.
The truck drives by several times a day, cranking its mechanical, sugar-laden call to children.
Three years later my daughter still gets excited when the music truck goes by. Until today. A neighborhood kid heard my naive little darling refer to it as a music truck. The kid was quick to correct her.
The jig is up. She knows she's been living a lie. There is actually a truck that drives by several times a day peddling frozen treats. Luckily my daughter doesn't seem too terribly resentful that I've wasted so many years of ice cream-eating opportunities.
The whole point of fibbing about the ice cream truck was to avoid my toddler wanting treats every time it drove by. It was just an added bonus to see her stop what she was doing and run to the front yard to dance for the supposed music truck. We haven't made a purchase yet, but I know it's coming very soon. I guess I should be grateful for three years of innocence, where healthy homemade popsicles were the ultimate summer treat.
Popsicles are symbolic of summer. There have already been a few hot days worthy of breaking out the popsicles. I love frozen treats as much as the next kid, but they're easy to make and don't have to be full of sugar, dyes and empty calories. There's no reason popsicles can't be eaten every day when you make your own. Our standard popsicle is just plain yogurt and fruit blended into a smoothie and poured into popsicle molds. Simple, healthy and yummy.
There are endless variations for healthier popsicles. Use juice, maple syrup, stevia or honey as sweetener. Blend yogurt, tofu or bananas with fruit to make a popsicle with a creamy texture, or throw a few berries into each mold and top with fruit juice for a pretty frozen surprise.
Don't forget that grown-ups love popsicles, too. Make a batch of cocktail popsicles -- poptails -- for your next gathering. Your guests will be pleasantly surprised to feel like a kid again, with the perks of actually being an adult.
Summer is on its way. Hook up the sprinkler, blow up that inflatable swimming pool and grab a popsicle.
Avocado-lime popsicles
1 cup water
2 over-ripe bananas
2 avocados
Juice and zest of 1 lime
Dash of salt
Blend all ingredients until smooth. Pour into molds and freeze.
Adapted from aharmonyhealing.com
Mango coconut popsicles
1 1/4 cups chopped mango
3/4 cup coconut milk
1 tablespoon honey
1 tablespoon lime juice
Blend, pour into molds and freeze.
Adapted from inhabitots.com
Blackberry iced tea pops
1 cup blackberries
2 cups strong black tea, such as Darjeeling or Earl Grey, cooled
5 tablespoons honey
1 1/2 teaspoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
In a blender, puree the blackberries until smooth. Whisk in the tea, honey and lemon juice until well combined. Pour into molds and freeze.
Adapted from the book "Perfect Pops"
Bourbon peaches and cream poptails
1 cup ripe peaches, crushed
1/4 cup bourbon
1/2 cup simple syrup or honey, to taste
2 cups plain yogurt
Peel and slice peaches. Use a potato masher to crush the peaches. Combine crushed peaches and bourbon in a bowl, mix to combine. Add the simple syrup in slowly and taste to preference. Add yogurt to bourbon peach mixture and combine. Pour into molds and freeze. Omit bourbon for the kiddos, of course!
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Way back on Jan. 22, I had a story in the Herald like no other.
The story centered around a truck owned by Trey and Nancy Laymon, of Oskaloosa. To say this was no ordinary truck would be an understatement. Their Ford Raptor SVT is completely devoted to celebrating the "Star Wars" movie franchise. It features numerous graphics representing the "Star Wars" universe of characters, as well as lights, and even sounds associated with the movies. My favorite part of the truck is definitely the Han Solo in carbonite under the truck's bed cover. It's simply amazing.
I enjoy the "Star Wars" films. When they re-released the original trilogy of films back in the '90s, I saw them in theaters. I even kept the ticket stubs from seeing the films for several years because I thought that was the proper thing to do given the importance of the movies.
I must commend Trey and Nancy for being so dedicated to the "Star Wars" films. The level of enthusiasm it took to create their truck is commendable. Sometimes I wish more people would be more passionate about the things they enjoy.
As I have mentioned in my column in the past, I am passionate about music. I listen to many different genres including blues, country, classic rock and others.
I enjoy learning about music and musicians, as well. There's something great about knowing what drives musicians to write, record and perform their material. It's time-consuming, requires creativity and is more often than not a low-paying gig for struggling musicians.
But, these people have a passion for what they do and are willing to sacrifice a lot just to get their material out there.
Trey and Nancy's "Star Wars" truck required a great deal of creativity and passion, as well. I'm sure the truck didn't become what it is today overnight. A lot of time and effort no doubt went into that particular endeavor and I have to say I am impressed.
So, what's the reward for all this enthusiasm and creativity? Trey said it best in my story when he noted that, "It's about knowing people enjoy what they see and what they get out of it."
That pretty much sums it up, if you ask me.
Of course, this kind of reward for being creative is earned by musicians, as well. They earn it every time a crowd reacts positively to their music. This feeling has been described by many musicians as being better than, well, any other feeling. So, I'd say it's worth it.
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Police received an 11:16 a.m. report that an "active shelter" had been found in the woods at 40 Woodland Ave. and notified the DPW to dismantle it.
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Police responded to an 11:22 a.m. report that a father had been assaulted by his 15-year-old daughter at 10 Doane Ave. and arrested Stephen Boris, 39, of 295 Washington St., Salem, on a charge of assault and battery.
Police received a 3:30 p.m. report from a North Central Street woman who said she could hear the resident of a nearby apartment threatening his girlfriend with a knife. Officers responded, but the people involved said it was only a verbal argument and there had been no mention of weapons.
The Fire Department responded to a report of a Dumpster fire at 17 Silver Leaf Way around 9 p.m.
After a 9:23 p.m. report, police and the Fire Department assisted a woman who was locked out of a residence at 12 Pioneer Terrace.
Police received a 12:33 a.m. report that a man was wearing only an orange jacket at Essex Street and Hawthorne Boulevard. Officers were unable to locate him.
A Canal Street man reported to police at 9:57 a.m. that the interior of his Dodge van had been burned. The Fire Department determined that the damage had occurred due to a faulty electrical wire beneath the driver's seat, according to the log.
An 11:20 a.m. report of "kids on mopeds" brought police to School and Barr streets, where nothing suspicious was found.
A Bay View Avenue man reported at 12:12 p.m. that somebody had tampered with his front door on Tuesday between 3:15 and 5:15 p.m. The man "stated he latched the front door with the hook lock prior to leaving, and when he returned, the hook part of the lock had been pulled from the door." There was no sign of forced entry on the inside door.
Police received a 1:37 p.m. report that an unknown man had lunged at a cashier at the CVS at 426 Essex St. and said, "I'm gonna smash you," after he was told he wouldn't be refunded about $7 for watch batteries. No actual contact between the two was reported. Police checked the area but were unable to locate the man.
An Essex Street woman reported at 3:02 p.m. that her credit card statement listed transactions at local stores that she hadn't made. The woman said "she never takes the card from her home and its sole use is for online accounts," an officer wrote. Police are investigating.
A woman reported at 3:19 p.m. that her Chevrolet Blazer had been vandalized while it was parked in the rear lot of Sidelines Sports Bar on Canal Street. The woman told police there were "hand and foot prints" on the front quarters and hood of the vehicle, as well as "a small mark of what appears to be feces."
An 11:57 p.m. report of domestic assault at 107 Elliott St. resulted in the arrest of Justin Shairs, 20, of the same address, on charges of domestic assault and battery and intimidation of a witness.
Police received a 4:13 p.m. report of a residential break-in at 6 Lawrence St.
An elderly woman was transported to Salem Hospital with minor injuries after an accident involving the sedan she was driving and a pickup truck at 50 Endicott St. around 7:30 p.m., a firefighter said.
Police received a 9:28 a.m. report that a car had been parked on the street at Highland Terrace and Village Street "with keys and wallet in plain view" for three days. An officer left a voice mail for the owner.
A Farrell Court man reported at 11:48 a.m. that he went to check on his neighbor's cat after he heard it crying and found his neighbor "lying naked and unresponsive." Police contacted the medical examiner after determining that the man had died. An officer said the death was not considered suspicious.
Christmas lights had been taken off bushes and a light-up reindeer thrown in the street and run over, according to a 9:13 p.m. report from an Overlook Drive resident.
Police received a 1:16 p.m. report that a Bennett Road woman's light-up reindeer had been smashed and put "on the roof of her car." Police wrote: "Appears to be an ongoing issue, as lights had been pulled off the reindeer on a couple of occasions before."
A Lime Street woman reported at 2:03 p.m. that she had heard while she was at work that an au pair intentionally shut her daughter's hand in a door. An officer spoke to the children and determined that "everything appears OK."
An Amherst Road caller reported seeing two people steal Christmas decorations and leave in an SUV at 9:45 p.m.
Police received a 6:32 p.m. report that a man had been approached by his ex-wife's sister at Village Plaza and she made threats about an upcoming court case. "He rolled up his window, refused to engage in the argument and took her picture," police wrote. "She also was making lewd sexual gestures and comments." The man reported that he feared his ex-wife "may come in and tell a different story about the events tonight."
Police responded to a 11:58 a.m. report of a domestic disturbance on Prospect Court and determined that a mother and son were arguing over "preparing food to eat."


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Valpo Drops Season Opener at Ball State
Saturday, January 15, 2005Valparaiso University kicked off its 2005 spring tennis season on Saturday afternoon, dropping a 7-0 match to Ball State in Muncie, Ind.
The Cardinals won all three doubles matches to open, then swept through singles action with six straight-set victories.
Valpo's Nic Kooyers (Holland, Mich./Holland H.S.) and Ben Dunham-Freer (Fort Thomas, Ky./Highlands H.S.) dropped an 8-5 match at first doubles, while Mike Shideler (Valparaiso, Ind./Munster H.S.) and Blain Keller (Muncie, Ind./Delta H.S.) were defeated 8-2 at the second spot. Joe Venegas (Saint Charles, Ill./North H.S.) and Mike Wagner (Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer H.S.) were involved in the tightest match, falling 8-6 at third doubles.
In singles play, Kooyers was swept 6-3, 6-3 at number one, while Dunham-Freer dropped a 6-4, 6-1 decision at second singles. Venegas fell 6-2, 6-4 in the third spot, while Dave Bukowski (Mount Prospect, Ill./Prospect H.S.) fell 6-2, 6-4 playing fourth in the lineup. Shideler lost 7-5, 6-3 at fifth singles, while Wagner dropped a 6-4, 6-1 match in sixth position.
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Evgeniy Polyakov has released a patch to the kernel's out-of-memory (OOM) killer function, which was designed to prevent a system freeze in an OOM condition by sacrificing one or more processes. The patch "tames" the function by defining the specific process to kill.
As the Hungarian HUP UNIX portal announces, kernel contributor Polyakov distributed a mail message with the subject "Linux killed Kenny", which has raised some eyebrows. His patch is in response to the kernel's OOM killer function, a remedy familiar to some seasoned Linux users who have had to resort to "Ctrl+Alt+SysRq,R,E,I,S,U,B" to restart their system after experiencing a freeze due to an OOM error.
Since version 2.6, the kernel has used a "badness" scoring algorithm to find the best candidate process or processes to sacrifice in case of an OOM error. However, Polyakov claims that this OOM killer often goes "quite berserk" by nixing processes that the user didn't really want to nix, such as Firefox instead of OpenOffice or KWin instead of Java.
Polyakov thought it best to make the process to kill user-specifiable. The code has the hypothetical "Kenny" as the default "victim" process, but he changed it later in the program to an empty variable. The patch installer should substitute the actual process name by calling:
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• BURGLARY: Police are investigating a burglary in the 600 block of Third Street. A 23-year-old woman told officers that sometime between 9 a.m. and 10:30 p.m. Wednesday someone broke into her home by unknown means. The victim said a PlayStation3 game system and some video games were taken.
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Lawmakers plan to revisit some ideas they flirted with last year, including taxpayer support for private school education and changes in teacher tenure laws.
One of the first education proposals to come up will be a bill that will create the option of vocational high school diplomas that will declare students who earn them ready for community college.
Gov. Pat McCrory campaigned on enhanced high school vocational education, and legislators who support the idea say their plan will clearly identify students who have prepared for community college and technical careers.
Lawmakers have been working on a proposal to create three types of high school diplomas, said Sen. Jerry Tillman, an Archdale Republican and co-chairman of Senate Education Committee. He said students would earn diplomas with one of three "endorsements": vocational/technical, college-bound or both.
The session also might be notable for considering ideas that have never been formally debated.
After eliminating the charter-school limit of 100 schools two years ago, the legislature may consider allowing school districts to convert traditional schools to charter schools and approve outside groups' charter applications as opposed to having the State Board of Education do it.
"We've got to think outside the box," Tillman said.
Senate leader Phil Berger, an Eden Republican, will push a more detailed proposal for changing teacher tenure laws. He specifically mentioned a Colorado plan that ties teachers' employment to their evaluations.
Rep. Paul Stam, an Apex Republican, is working on another proposal for paying private school tuition for students who leave public schools, either through direct payments or state-funded bank accounts accessible to parents.
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A federal judge in Los Angeles Tuesday upheld the extradition of a woman whose son is accused of setting dozens of fires in Hollywood, West Hollywood and the San Fernando Valley last New Year's weekend, and who herself is facing a host of fraud charges in Europe.
Dorothee Burkhart had sought to overturn a judge's earlier decision to have her returned to Germany to face the fraud charges.
In a seven-page order denying Burkhart's habeas petition, U.S. District Judge Stephen V. Wilson wrote that Burkhart's primary argument that her extradition is not supported by competent legal evidence is "without merit.''
Wilson also rejected Burkhart's insistence that the 17 fraud charges she faces in Frankfurt are not covered by the extradition treaty between the United States and Germany.
Burkhart "offers no further argument in support of this conclusion," Wilson wrote, adding that the crimes for which she is being extradited "clearly fall" within the treaty.
Defense attorney Michael Belter said he hadn't yet seen the judge's order. But he said his next legal move—which would be an appeal to the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals—would be up to his client.
"It's her decision," Belter said.
At her most recent scheduled appearance before Wilson last month, Burkhart refused to leave her jail cell and come to court. Belter told the judge that Burkhart had directed him to "abandon" the bond hearing.
Burkhart, 53, is being held at the downtown Metropolitan Detention Center pending extradition back to her native Germany to face trial.
Her 25-year-old son faces trial on dozens of arson-related charges stemming from the series of fires that terrorized Los Angeles over four nights at the start of the year.
One of Burkhart's arguments in her fight against extradition is that she is needed as a material witness in the arson case pending against her son.
However, in today's papers, Wilson pointed out that the government had previously "pledged" that it would honor a material witness order and, if necessary, seek to bring Burkhart back to the United States to testify in her son's defense.
Wilson wrote that, as a result of that assurance, there is "little reason to stay her extradition."
As for Burkhart's fear of "political and physical persecution" at the hands of German officials if she is sent back to her homeland, Wilson wrote that such appeals should be addressed by the Secretary of State, not the courts.
Along with a 9th Circuit petition, Burkhart can appeal to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to suspend her return to Germany on humanitarian grounds or on the basis of treatment the fugitive could receive at home.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Cathy Ostiller has said that if Burkhart fought extradition on all fronts, it could be as much as two years before she is put on a plane to Frankfurt.
Dorothee Burkhart describes herself as the sole link between her "autistic, mentally ill" son, Harry, and "the outside world."
Her arrest pending extradition is thought to have sparked the arson rampage allegedly committed by her only child.
The woman is accused in Frankfurt of subletting apartments that she did not own, failing to pay rent and security deposits on other locations, and defrauding a cosmetic surgeon out of about $10,000 for breast augmentation surgery for which she never paid, according to court papers.
A trial date has not been set for Harry Burkhart, who faces 100 felony charges related to 49 blazes set between last Dec. 30 and Jan. 2. Most of the fires began in automobiles but often spread to homes in Hollywood, North Hollywood, West Hollywood, Sherman Oaks and surrounding areas.
His bail has been set at $7.5 million.


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Amid revelations that our government is spying on us, you've probably heard someone say, "If you've done nothing wrong, you've got nothing to fear."
But if you think about that for very long, you'll realize it simply isn't true. History, from ancient to very recent, is chock full of counter examples — good people who are wrongly accused, wrongly convicted, blacklisted or suffer at the hands of authority simply because they stand up for their beliefs.
Here's just one example: Using DNA evidence, the Innocence Project has freed 311 people from jail, who had been wrongly convicted of a crime, 18 of whom had been sentenced to death.
So I was glad to see the unusual Times editorial "A sad victory for secrecy" on Tuesday, July 30. Although Editor Ray Lamont found a local connection in lauding Congressman Tierney for voting to defund the National Security Agency's broad-based collection of telephone and Internet records, this editorial broke from the Times norm of addressing strictly local issues. Perhaps that's because it's such an important issue that affects every Times reader.
I would take this issue beyond the problem of secrecy and ask why, in this land of the free, do we give our government unbridled access to substantial details of our daily lives — whom we call, where we call from, all our Internet searches, where we are when we search, every email we send and probably more stuff we don't yet know about.
This is an insidious invasion of our privacy. This situation seems upside down to me.
We let large companies collect vast amounts of data on us in return for the convenience of making phone calls, searching the Internet, communicating via email, text, etc. What we need is a government who protects our privacy by ensuring those companies keep that data secret and secure and don't misuse it. Instead, what we've got is a government who secretly demands that those companies turn our private data over to them and then forbids those companies from telling us they've done so.
"What's all the fuss about?" you might ask. Here are three reasons why privacy is important and collecting all these data is a very bad idea:
Amassing all these data in one place poses a far greater national security threat than any terrorist does. Imagine what you could piece together if you had all that data on somebody. Now imagine what an enemy could do with all the data on everybody. Recent events prove the government can't keep it secret — or secure.
The temptation for abuse is irresistible. In every dispute between two parties, knowing what the other party is thinking and planning gives you a tremendous edge. Imagine how access to these data would give you a leg up on your competition, your opponent in a law suit, your ex-wife, you name it.
Huge corporations and people with means will pay anything for access to this treasure trove of information. Do you really trust every one of the tens of thousands of bureaucrats who have access to be able to resist taking the money?
Most importantly of all, privacy is critical to creativity. Nothing stifles creativity more than the fear that someone is watching your actions, listening to your conversations, tracking your whereabouts, cataloguing your internet searches.
Our country thrives on creative spirit. We export ideas. We invent things. We are cultural leaders. All that is now at risk.
Defunding the NSA's records collecting project is only the first of many steps we need to take to stop this abuse of power if we want to continue to live in a free society.


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Thief River Falls - Myrtle Drury, 82, died on Tuesday, January 18, 2005 at Northwest Medical Center in Thief River Falls.
Funeral services were held on Monday, January 24, at Zion Lutheran Church in Thief River Falls, with Rev. Gary Johnson officiating. Casket bearers included John Marks, Christopher Marks, Richard Holen, Gordon Peterson, Shane Chapman and Floyd Hageman Jr. Interment was held at Greenwood Cemetery in Thief River Falls.
Myrtle Peterson was born on August 13, 1922 in Thief River Falls, the daughter of Arlie and Olga (Efteland) Peterson. She was baptized and confirmed into the Lutheran Faith and attended school in Lancaster, graduating from Lancaster High School. Following High School, Myrtle attended the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks for one year for nursing.
Myrtle was united in marriage to John Marks on August 8, 1942 in Crookston. The couple moved to California for a few years. In 1955 they returned to Grand Forks and in 1956 Myrtle and John bought the Luxury Café in Thief River Falls, which they owned and operated until John died in 1965. Myrtle then went to the Technical School in Thief River Falls and earned her LPN License. She worked for Dr. Herber for a few years, also worked at CNC and at Oakland Park Nursing Home for over 20 years. For the last few years of her career she was In-Service Director at Oakland Park, training Nurses Aides. She retired in 1988.
She married John Drury on May 10, 1985. They enjoyed crafts, going out to eat together and spoiling the grandchildren. John died on April 9, 1998.
Myrtle loved to draw, sew, paint, crochet and make cards and quilts. She was very artistic. Myrtle enjoyed taking care of everybody and was a wonderful caregiver.
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By GARY POPP
A woman was arrested Monday after striking a Victoria's Secret employee in the face at Greentree Mall and running from the mall with stolen merchandise, police reported.
As Diamond K. Rodgers, 21, Cincinnati, was being booked into the Michael L. Becher Adult Correctional Complex, police found in her purse about 25 three-by-three-inch sheets of aluminum foil. Police also found aluminum foil wrapped around the theft-prevention sensors on the stolen clothing to bypass the store's alarm system.
The aluminum foil did not work, however, and a store employee followed Rodgers out of Victoria's Secret after the alarm was activated.
Clarksville police responded to the mall shortly after noon on a shoplifting call and found Rodgers running through the parking lot of a nearby T.J. Maxx store.
"Being very out of breath, she was obedient to my orders," the officer reported.
A second officer went to Victoria's Secret to speak with a witness of the alleged shoplifting.
The female employee of the store identified Rodgers as the woman who had hit her and stolen merchandise.
The employee reported to police she had stopped Rodgers after she had left Victoria's Secret and asked her to return to the store with the merchandise, but she refused.
The employee then asked Rodgers if she had a receipt for the merchandise, to which she responded by saying the receipt was in her vehicle and began running away, but the employee chased after her.
After the employee caught up with Rodgers, police reported, "[Rodgers] turned around and started beating her about the face with the heel of her hands, then turned around and fled."
The chase continued between the women, and once in the parking lot, a man in a pickup truck provided assistance by pointing out where Rodgers was hiding, behind a group of automobiles, for the Victoria's Secret employee.
Rodgers left the bags of merchandise in the parking lot and continued running away.
After she was taken into custody, Rodgers told the employee " ... that should she ever catch her out in public, that she was going to beat her up," according to the police report.
The officer then told Rodgers that she had added a charge of intimidation to her other charges.
"A few minutes later, [Rodgers] reaffirmed to the victim that should she ever catch her out in public alone, she was going to beat her [expletive]," police reported.
The officer then informed Rodgers that she had added another charge of intimidation to her mounting charges.
Police were later told by the Victoria's Secret employee, who checked the stores files after learning Rodgers' name, that she was in the store's files as having previously made a fraudulent return of merchandise, and that she is involved in theft ring that has stolen thousands of dollars of merchandise from Victoria's Secret stores in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
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SACRAMENTO — Gov. Jerry Brown's budget proposal may be too optimistic, but California's finances still have shown dramatic improvement, the Legislature's top financial advisor said Monday.
Legislative Analyst Mac Taylor said the state is likely to generate $2.1 billion less in revenue and savings than the governor is counting on. But after years of catastrophic deficits, that's a relatively small gap in an estimated $97.7-billion proposal, he said.


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A dispute between a landlord and a tenant erupted in gunfire in a Levittown home Tuesday afternoon, according to Nassau County Police.
Cops confirmed that shots fired at the home on Carter Lane near Bloomingdale Road ended in minor injuries to a landlord and a bystander.
A tenant, Rohan Kahn, 58, reportedly opened fire after a fight with their landlord just after 2 p.m. Tuesday, cops said.
"The tenant began to assault the landlord," NCPD's Insp. Kenneth Lack told Newsday. "The landlord attempted to leave the house and . . . [was] being chased by the tenant, who armed himself with a rifle. He fired several shots at the landlord as he was chasing him."
Officers confirmed that no one was hit by a bullet in the incident, but the landlord was injured by flying glass as a result of the gunfire. A woman who happened to be driving by was also struck by glass as bullets flew, police said.
The landlord and bystander both sustained minor injuries that were not life threatening, authorities said.
The tenant responsible for the gunfire returned to his home and stayed there before surrendering to police at about 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Nearby Island Trees schools were placed on lockout as police swarmed the area, surrounding the house and flying overhead in police helicopters.
Island Trees Public Library also posted on their Facebook page that "due to some police activity in the area, the library is on temporary lockdown" until further notice.This is a breaking news story. Patch will update as more information becomes available.


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11 Things to Know About Prostate Cancer
A new report says reliable evidence about the effectiveness of common treatments doesn't exist.
Men diagnosed with localized prostate cancer know choosing the right treatment can be difficult. Consult five doctors, and you may well get five starkly different recommendations. Now an important report released this week by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has identified the source of the confusion: Reliable scientific evidence on the effectiveness and harms of the differing treatment options is sorely lacking.
The hard truth, it concludes, is that reliable evidence simply doesn't exist to show that any of these treatments are more effective at curing cancer or less harmful than the others. Men with cancer already know, however, that intense marketing and promotion efforts by the organizations that make the various treatments possible—be they trade associations, individual companies, medical associations, or individual physicians—often tell a much rosier story. In this case, none of the report's authors report any potential financial conflicts of interest. A rare find, in a field notorious for them. What you need to know:
1. It isn't clear that aggressively treating prostate cancer saves lives. One study shows that men under 65 who choose surgery over watchful waiting, for example, are less likely to die or have their cancer spread. However, since PSA tests were not used to initially detect the cancer, it isn't known if this finding applies to men whose cancer are detected through PSA screening (today, the vast majority of cancers are detected this way, and it's likely that cancers found via PSA screening have different natural progressions from those detected via rectal exam). Another smaller study showed no difference in survival between surgery and watchful waiting.
2. All treatment options can result in adverse effects (primarily urinary, bowel, and sexual), although the severity and frequency can vary between treatments. It isn't uncommon for patients and doctors to gloss over this fact until the treatment is finished and side effects are irreversible.
3. If you do seek aggressive treatment, be aware that erectile dysfunction is a common side effect. According to one reliable study, the Prostate Cancer Outcomes Study, 58 percent of men undergoing radical prostatectomy, 43 percent undergoing radiation therapy, and 86 percent undergoing androgen deprivation therapy experienced erectile dysfunction. In comparison, 33 percent of men undergoing watchful waiting report erectile dysfunction. Some newer treatments such as cryosurgery, intensity-modulated radiation therapy, and proton beam therapy may result in fewer side effects, but strong evidence doesn't yet prove this.
4. Urinary leakage is another common side effect of prostate cancer treatment. The Prostate Cancer Outcomes Study reports that radical prostatectomy resulted in leakage 35 percent of the time; radiation therapy, 12 percent; and androgen deprivation, 11 percent.
5. Bowel urgency is less common than other side effects. However, 3 percent of men undergoing radiation, 3 percent undergoing androgen deprivation, and 1 percent undergoing radical prostatectomy experience this problem.
6. A lack of research makes it impossible to compare several newer treatments: cryotherapy, laparoscopic (including robot-assisted) radical prostatectomy, androgen deprivation therapy, and high-intensity ultrasound or radiation therapy. There are also no data available from randomized trials comparing proton beam therapy, which uses a different type of subatomic particle to kill cancer cells from those used in other radiation therapies, with other types of external beam radiotherapy.
7. Clinicians are likelier to recommend procedures they have performed regardless of tumor grades or PSA levels. In other words, urologists are likelier to recommend surgery and radiation oncologists to recommend radiation.
8. Urinary complications and incontinence were rarer for patients whose surgeons performed more than 40 surgeries per year. The length of hospital stays was also shorter for patients operated on by surgeons who frequently performed more radical prostatectomies.
9. Teaching hospitals had a lower rate of surgery-related complications and higher scores for operative quality than did other hospitals. In general, hospital readmission rates were lower in hospitals that frequently treated prostate cancers.
10. Adding hormone therapy prior to radical prostatectomy does not improve survival or decrease recurrence rates, but it does increase the chance of adverse events. Combining radiation with hormone therapy may decrease mortality. But compared with radiation treatment alone, the combination increases the chance of impotence and abnormal breast development.
11. More than 90 percent of men say they would make the same treatment decision again, regardless of the treatment received.


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NORMAN – The No. 11 Oklahoma's women's basketball team fell to No. 5 Louisville, 97-92 in overtime, in the Preseason WNIT Championship game Sunday.
Oklahoma's Aaryn Ellenberg recorded a double-double with 22 points and 12 rebounds. Sharane Campbell had 19 points as five Sooners reached double digits.
Louisville's Asia Taylor and Sara Hammond (MVP) and Oklahoma's Campbell and Ellenberg were named to the Preseason WNIT All-Tournament Team.
Tulsa women dump Lamar
BEAUMONT, Texas – Four Tulsa players scored in double figures to lead the Golden Hurricane to a 68-67 lead over Lamar on Sunday afternoon at the Montagne Center in Beaumont, Texas. TU moved to 1-1 on the season, while the Cardinals moved to 2-2 overall.
Kadan Brady led the Golden Hurricane with 13 points, including three treys, while Mariah Turner and Ashley Clark both contributed 12 points, and Liesl Spoerl added 11 points. Turner and Loren McDaniel led Tulsa with seven rebounds, while Clark had six assists, and Clark and Grovey each had three steals.
TU men's soccer fall in title match
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Tulsa's bid for its fifth Conference USA Men's Soccer title fell short as the host Charlotte 49ers claimed a 1-0 victory on Sunday afternoon at Transamerica Field.
Charlotte (12-5-3), the sixth-seed in the tournament, received C-USA's automatic bid with the victory, while the fifth-seeded Hurricane (11-6-3) will find out its NCAA future on Monday when the Championship field will be announced.


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For the third time this week, a poll released Friday shows Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney with a lead over his rivals heading into Wisconsin's primary on Tuesday.
The Rasmussen Reports poll shows Romney is ahead of Rick Santorum, 44 to 34 percent. , Rasmussen's survey showed Romney at 46 percent with Santorum sitting at 33 percent.
Ron Paul and Newt Gingrich each garnered 7 percent in the poll. Two percent want someone else and 6 percent are undecided.
The poll was conducted Thursday and questions were asked of 717 likely Republican primary voters. The margin of error is plus or minus 4 percent.
A poll released Tuesday and a poll released Thursday both list Romney at the top of the leaderboard, a position the former governor has held in Badger State surveys throughout March. In February, however, Santorum was in the one in the lead, typically by double digits.
If the general election were held today, though, President Barack Obama would come out the winner among Wisconsin voters, according to another survey released by Rasmussen.
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on Sep 28, 2009 at 6:46 pm
This gave me the goosebumps, Mr. Gillette. Good for you- he will remember that night forever.
on Sep 30, 2009 at 9:15 am
Agree with Lucy. Way to be a Dad, Geoff! Way to pass it on! The essence of compassion is experience through other eyes, especially if those eyes might be blind to your way of seeing. Screaming Teens (Dance to the music) is a metaphor. Thanks for the story.
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You brought tears to my eyes, Geoff. You are so right. Thanks for bringing to light one of the best moments of being a parent. Way to rock out!
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Geoff, Treasure these times. They pass so quickly, then before you know it, your son will be mumbling more than speaking, pretending that nothing is fun, and your time together will be one of lifes greatest treasures.
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Hurray for you!! Sharing life with your son in such a sweet, affirming way! What a sensitive and engaged parent you are! I know you will enjoy the moments ahead with a son who obviously knows he has a father who loves him......
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I had this idea to do a zombie take on Wendy's restaurants. I made it look like the plain image of the sign, but does anyone think it would look better if I made it look more realistic and put highlights and reflections as if it were a real sign, or is it ok the way it is?
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upsidedown149 weeks agoLooks good, but I think someone beat you to it...
MisterPhame149 weeks agoPersonally, I'd like to see it with highlights. If you want to keep a flat look, maybe some distressing?
Holy smurf. lol same brainburger and everything. sominasmurf!
I even googled Wendy's and zombie before I started and nothing came up.
Well poop.
And LOL at off-color language coming up "smurf" I like that.
jimiyo149 weeks ago>:(
My apologies guys. I just took it down. I SWEAR to God I didn't know this had already been done. I would never try to swipe someone's stuff. I really did Google it and nothing came up on the first couple of pages other than a ZOMBURGER or something.
Jimiyo - I'm really sorry. I'm just getting started here and don't want to get off on the wrong foot. This is all just a freak coincidence. I feel bad.
Hiratha149 weeks agoAwww, super unlucky! I'm sure you'll come up with another idea soon that someone hasn't beaten you to. :)
I'll keep trying. I hope I haven't blue my chances of getting anything accepted if I ever submit something. It looked pretty bad in that it was the exact same concept and had "Brainburgers" instead of hamburgers. I just don't want to come across as stealing other people's ideas.
I got a mad face from Jimiyo too, so that's not good. :(
Chuffy149 weeks agoThere's only so many ideas under the sun. It happens.
I had to cross off Death Star Disco Ball and Carbonite Han Solo Lolly Pop from my list. There's been a few other ideas I had that were too similar to other designs too.
Don't sweat it. :)
Thanks Chuffy. I'll just be more careful next time. I had been working hard on the design and within, like, one minute of posting it I got deflated. Then I felt a twinge of panic. lol
So I just took it down. I hope everyone is understanding. :(
Chuffy149 weeks agoIt'll be ok. Make yourself a cool forum avatar to take your mind of it, you can't design shirts without one (probably). Just don't do a top hat ;)
dakin_costello149 weeks agoi just designed a Jawa Trader design at the same time someone else did. The design is quite different, but the idea is pretty much the same. It easily could have gone bad. I have even made designs of things I had reen looooong ago that I didnt even REMEMBER seeing but somewhere in my mind I thought, "OH I HAVE A GREAT IDEA" only to realize I'm an idiot lol
brush it off :)
CoDdesigns149 weeks agoHey you smurfin' piece of smurf!
haha I'm j/k...
I feel a sense of relief now knowing I was the first to come up with this. Also I did a google search on all fast food chains with zombie references and it seems no one has sold or copy written that idea yet.
Maybe you can draw a full figure zombie version of Wendy herself or even Dave Thomas! Remember that guy? The owner of Wendy's... he is dead I believe. So it would make perfect sense to have him looking for brain burgers in the after life.
Dude stop sweatin' it ok! I jumped the shark when I designed 3 of them... but that doesn't mean you don't have to stop! There are tons of other food chains to make fun of! Sonic, Dunkin Donuts, Crispy Creme, Arbys, Taco Bell...mmmm tacos. You get the idea lol...
Thanks for being cool about it Sgelenter. Alright guys, i'll shake it off. This won't happen again.
Ok, Chuffy. You just gave me my next project. An avatar it is!
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Time is running out for nearly one-third of the children and seniors in the Muskogee Salvation Army's annual Angel Tree campaign.
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Sounds and looks AWESOME!!! I did a rockstar party for my little girl and we had a blast! I didnt think doing one with the boys could be so much fun until I saw your pics and read about it! ;)
Thanks! Is this THE Lizzie D as in the one in Chackbay? lol It's hard to see your picture but I saw on FB you were throwing Andi a rockstar party. Anyway, thanks a lot, the rocker boys had a blast!
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This party was awesome, my boys love music and playing dress-up so it was a great combination. My husband built the stage, my step mom (owner of Ta-Dah) and dad decorated it, my MIL was the baker and I was the crafter/graphic designer.
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Best Dressed
the birthday boys of course!
electric guitar cake & audience head cupcakes, star-struck rice crispy treats
Activities / Games
"rocking" balloons to be "pop" stars, getting hair colored and tattoos applied in the real backstage area, playing music on the stage (real musical instruments), creating Hollywood Blvd. stars, playing on the playground
hmmmmm, was I supposed to keep track? ;) We made pretty much everything ourselves so it didn't cost much.
Party Favors
rockin' wallets (to hold all their green when they make it big on the rockstar scene)
Best Moment
when the boys first walked outside to see the set-up, the smiles on their faces showed that they approved!
What People Ate
punked out pizza, musical meatballs, prelude pb&j
What People Drank
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Most Touching Moment
when Cullen (the oldest) chose the theme.... his PawPaw Robin was a musician until he unexpectedly passed away 3 years ago. The really cool part was that the party was held the day before PawPaw Robin's birthday, and lots of the muscial equipment once belonged to him. We know he would've loved this party, and I'm sure he enjoying watching :)


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