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A Stevens County man who shot his wife to death was sentenced Tuesday to 31 years in prison.
Craig Raymond Cosby, 70, called 911 on Oct. 2, 2009, and said he'd shot his wife, Susan May Cosby, 53.
Susan Cosby (pictured) was found dead of gunshot wounds in the home in the 1200 block of Overlook Boulevard in Marcus, a small town along the Columbia River in northern Stevens County. Craig Cosby was arrested in the front yard and underwent mental evaluations before being declared competent to stand trial.
A jury convicted him of first-degree murder March 30, rejecting his claims of self defense.
Cosby said at his sentencing in Stevens County Superior Court that he did not plan or prepare to murder his wife, and that he did have remorse but hadn't shown it "due to the way he was raised," said Stevens County Prosecutor Tim Rasmussen.
Rasmussen said neither drugs nor alcohol, which are common in violent crimes, were a factor. He said Judge Nielson imposed the maximum sentence of 380 months as recommended.
"Previously Judge (Allen) Nielson stated that from what he had heard, Susan was a caring compassionate person who was loved by many people," Rasmussen said in an email. "The fact that she had raised good children was a testimony to her character and nature. "
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A 70-year-old Stevens County man who recently pleaded guilty to child rape has been indicted by a federal grand jury for producing child pornography.
James Ernest Guinn, Jr., is in jail awaiting sentencing in Stevens County Superior Court and arraignment in U.S. District Court, where he was indicted last week on charges of production of child pornography, transportation of child pornography and possession of child pornography.
Guinn is accused of producing child pornography with a young girl between August and November 2010, and of transporting child pornography from California to Washington in 2006.
Investigators found child pornography dating back to the 1960s and on several kinds of media, ranging from digital images in computer files, to video footage and 8 mm movie film, according to the Stevens County Prosecutor's Office.
Guinn faces up to 30 years in federal prison if convicted. He's to be arraigned in Spokane on Oct. 6. He already faces 93 to 123 months in state prison after pleading guilty to first-degree rape of a child Tuesday in Stevens County.
The man charged with mistreating and stealing retirement funds from a 106-year-old Kettle Falls woman was arrested Wednesday and charged with witness tampering. John H. "Herb" Friedlund, 78, was arrested early this morning at a residence in Deer Park.
Stevens County prosecutors said that Friedlund contacted a witness in the theft case, Steven Smith of Anna, Texas, and told Smith to say that 106-year-old Frances T. Swan authorized previous money transfers from Friedlund to Smith that totaled about $225,000.
Read the rest of Tom Clouse's story here.
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COLVILLE – A trusted supervisor whose thefts nearly bankrupted a Colville boat manufacturer was sentenced Monday to six years in prison – two years more than a deputy prosecutor recommended.
Stevens County Superior Court Judge Al Nielson said Chris Boring was "remorseless and relentless" in his theft of 360,799 pounds of aluminum sheet from his employer, Hewes Marine.
"It boggles the mind" that Boring accepted responsibility for investigating the missing aluminum and then selected other employees for layoffs when the thefts and the recession brought the company to its knees, the judge said.
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A Colville boat factory nearly went out of business when a trusted supervisor sold an estimated $556,000 worth of stolen aluminum to a Spokane scrap metal dealer.
It took more than three years to catch the thief because he was in charge of the Hewes Marine Co. investigation.
Court documents say Christopher Randall Boring, who was considered an exemplary employee, set up cameras, conducted numerous audits and repeatedly claimed to be baffled.
The man charged with draining 106-year-old Frances T. Swan's retirement funds bought vehicles and a horse trailer and even paid for a man's surgery in Texas, prosecutors alleged in court Wednesday.
John H. "Herb" Friedlund, 78, of Kettle Falls, was released from jail Wednesday on the $25,000 bond posted in June by Carl "Rich" Jessen, an agent with the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
While the court record has not yet been filed, Deputy Prosecutor Lech Radzimski said in court that as part of nine counts of theft, Friedlund is accused of spending Swan's money on a surgery for a young man named Steven Smith in Texas, who in total received about $200,000 from Swan's account, Radzimski said.
Friedlund, who also faces felony criminal mistreatment charges in the case, allegedly also bought a bulldozer, pickup, hay truck and several other items that appeared to provide no benefit to Swan, for whom he had the power of attorney. As a condition of his release, Friedlund was ordered to surrender his passport, checkbook, credit cards and any other means of accessing Swan's accounts. Friedlund's power of attorney over Swan's accounts was removed Tuesday.
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COLVILLE – The man charged with mistreating a 106-year-old Kettle Falls woman was arrested Tuesday at a hearing initially set to allow him to appoint a new attorney to represent him in his criminal matters.
When John H. "Herb" Friedlund, 78, appeared before Superior Court Judge Al Nielson, he was arrested on nine felony theft charges. The charges allege he raided the retirement accounts of Frances T. Swan, who was discovered May 26 begging for food in her Kettle Falls home, which was riddled with dog feces, rotting food, guns and ammunition.
Read the rest of Tom Clouse's story here.
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A Stevens County man who provided methamphetamine to a woman who later died of a brain hemorrhage has been sentenced to 51 months in prison.
James W. Swinney, 51, obtained meth and shared it with his girlfriend, Tamara Anderson, 39, in March 2010. The drug caused Anderson's blood pressure to increase, resulting in a hemorrhage in her brain that resulted in her death a few days later.
Swinney pleaded guilty to homicide by controlled substance on March 22 and was sentenced in April.
He filed a motion asking the court to reconsider the sentence, then filed another motion asking to withdraw his guilty plea and go to trial.
A judge rejected that request May 10.
Swinney said "getting the meth, was not a me thing, but a we thing," Stevens County Prosecutor Tim Rasmussen wrote in his weekly column. "He apparently did not feel he had really done anything wrong when he shared the meth he had obtained with Ms. Anderson."
A Stevens County man has been charged with a felony after investigators say he voted twice in the 2008 election.
Handwriting experts believe Alan Dennis Christensen, 34, filled out paperwork allowing him to vote in Stevens County and in Oregon, according to documents filed in Stevens County Superior Court.
Voter records show Christensen, of Nine Mile Falls, voted by mail in Oregon Sept. 22, then in Washington Sept. 30. Christensen is charged with making a false declaration as to qualifications as a voter, a class C felony.
"It's certainly not very common," Deputy Prosecutor Matt Enzler said of the charge.
Voting more than once also is a class C felony; Enzler said making a false declaration is easier to prove.
"It's all based on signatures and document as opposed to showing that he actually did vote," Enzler said. "We have the fact that he signed documents in an election in two separate counties."
Christensen is to be arraigned July 13.
The longtime psychologist for the Colville School District was ordered Monday to serve at least 14 1/2 years in prison for molesting one of his students and attempting to molest another.
Superior Court Judge Al Nielson sentenced 59-year-old Craig L. Figley to 174 months in prison. However, his case will go before a state board that reviews the sentences of sex offenders, and that board could decide to keep Figley in prison for life, Stevens County Prosecutor Tim Rasmussen said.
Read the rest of Thomas Clouse's story here.
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Neighbors saw the carnage firsthand.
Older dogs ganged up on younger dogs. Dogs mauled each other regularly, sometimes leading to death.
This scene, detailed over three days of testimony in a Stevens County courtroom, led to a Deer Park woman's recent conviction on four charges that sent her to jail for more than a year.
On Thursday, as Pam Deskins served her sixth day in the Stevens County Jail, animal control officers traveled to her Wallbridge Road property to capture the last of dozens of dogs that roamed a 3-acre pen described in court as "a killing yard," said Prosecutor Tim Rasmussen.
"Pam Deskins didn't beat or whip or starve these animals, but she kept them in such a way that they could really hurt each other," Rasmussen said. "And they did."
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A Stevens County man who posed as a home buyer, then burglarized the house as the seller vacationed with his family, will spend 10 years in prison.
Aaron Leigh, 32, was sentenced last week in Stevens County Superior Court to 80 months for residential burglary, to be served concurrently with sentences for several counts second-degree of possession of stolen property.
He got an additional 45 months after the Department of Correction revoked his participation in the drug offender sentencing alternative program on a prior offense, according to the Stevens County Prosecutor's Office
The case began in August after a homeowner showed him around a house that was for sale and mentioned he family was going camping Aug. 22 and 23. When the family returned, they found the home ransacked. Investigators found items stolen from the home in Leigh's car.
Stevens County Prosecutor Tim Rasmussen wrote about the case in his weekly column.
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A Stevens County man accused of killing his wife is undergoing mental evaluations at Eastern State Hospital.
Craig R. Cosby, 68, called 911 Oct. 3 after killing his wife and was arrested in the front yard of his home in the 1200 block of Overlook Boulevard in Marcus, a small town along the Columbia River in northern Stevens County.
Susan May Cosby, 53, was found dead of gunshot wounds in the home, and her husband was held on $500,000 after his first court appearance. He was to be arraigned on a first-degree murder charge last week in Stevens County Superior Court, but the hearing was continued after his lawyer requested he be evaluated for competency, which will take weeks.
Stevens County Prosecutor Tim Rasmussen wrote about this in a weekly column he sends to media.
Click the link below to read the entire column.
A man who police say called 911 after killing his wife will remain in jail on $500,000 bond.
A judge increased Craig R. Cosby's bail from $250,000 during his first appearance on a second-degree murder charge in Stevens County Superior Court today.
Cosby, 68, was arrested Saturday in the front yard of his home in the 1200 block of Overlook Boulevard in Marcus, a small town along the Columbia River in north Stevens County.
His wife, Susan May Cosby, 53, was found dead from gunshot wounds inside the home, according to the Stevens County Sheriff's Office.
A Stevens County man who killed his girlfriend after she broke up with him will spend the next 20 years in prison.
Preston Lee Rogers, 43, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced on July 14, one year after Cheryl Lynn Hayward's family reported her missing. (Rogers and Hayward are pictured left with Hayward's father.)
Authorities believe Rogers stabbed Hayward, 28, to death that day as the two argued, then crashed her care and was in a hospital before telling a Stevens County sheriff's detective where Hayward's body was a week later.
The two had been dating since Hayward was 14.
Rogers underwent tests at Eastern State Hospital before being found competent to stand trial.
"He expressed profound remorse" at his sentencing, according to Stevens County Prosecutor Tim Rasmussen.
Hayward is remembered as a pet lover who was looking for a fresh start in a story you can read here.
In a story you can read here, Rogers told deputies he just "snapped," according to court papers.


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|15 Oct 2013
Windows 7 x64 Professional (SP1)
Recommend an archiving tool for Windows Explorer ?
Can anyone recommend an archiving application (or 'status'?) that works within Windows Explorer?
Let me explain:
I want to have a folder that appears at the bottom of every listing of folders to where I can drag any file that I've finished with but which I still need to keep in case it's useful later on. In order not to get in the way visually it should look like the last folder in the list of folder and files within the current folder.
And then if I cant find the file(s) I'm looking for I should be able to click on the Archive section to see all the files. OR perhaps there is just a global button visible in all directories in Windows Explorer that toggles showing/hiding all 'Archived' files in the current directory.
Does that make sense?
Has anyone built such a thing?
Or is there some better way of archiving that I haven't thought of?
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This is by far the best free archiving tool (beats paid versions for speed). Not sure exactly what you want to do but I am sure this will allow you to leave compressed files in the folders for later recovery. It is very fast and lean too. Good Luck.
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If I've understood you correctly, it seems you want a backlog of potentially useful files sitting in the directory it used to be in, right? Do you want separate folders for every listing? If so, I'm at a loss. I can't think of a way to do this, and I've never heard of any software that does this, though I'm really not all that up-to-date on the latest software and all that. If, however, you're fine with one global folder that contains all those files, then you could create a folder in your C: (or whichever drive letter) called "Archive" or something, then create a shortcut to it that you can copy where ever you like. So in the future, when you're done with a file, simply drag and drop to the shortcut, and voila.
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This is basically my UI. Tough this screen is taken soon after transfer so it's missing few things like sunder count number on name plates (using Aloft). Basically wut's up here (from left to right) is Inner Rage (usually use as soon as available) and will show 15sec countdown after used when it's up, Instant Slam (with timer it's available), CS (to refresh sunders), and yeh current status for sunders (stacks and timer).
Most of them are done with Power Auras. Big Blue/red casting -like bar is done with weakauras representing BloodThirst cooldown. Basically if you see more red then blue you are out of 'green zone' and you have to judge if it's rly worth to hit anything before next BT.
Fury rotation is something like: hit BT (has 3,o sec cd) -get 1,5 sec global cooldown -hit something else -get 1,5 sec global cooldown -hit BT again. As from this you realize you got 0,0 sec to hit something between BT rotation. Practically you do it on time (have magic fingers) but sometimes pushing BT rotation a bit is better option. This bar comes in handy to get the feeling wut's going on.
Some spells ignore current gcd but triggers new gcd -wich are ez to hit before 50% of BT cd and nothing to worry about pushing BT rotation forward like Heroic Srike and Cleave. Some ignores previous gcd:s and wont trigger new gcd at all like Pummel. If put simpply , fury has 2 overlapping rotations; One is for BT and it's gcd followers, and other is instant gcd triggers. Both of them are ideally used before or at 1,5sec after previous BT. 3rd 'rotation' is for Pummel and similar, but that's not part of ur common rotation.


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St. Louis County Library is hosting a holiday food drive at all 20 locations throughout November and December. Customers are asked to donate non-perishable items. Currently the most needed items are canned meats, fish, vegetables, beans, canned chili, soup, ravioli and low-or-no-sugar breakfast cereal. No glass containers or expired items please. All donations will benefit Operation Food Search.
Last year St. Louis County Library was the top donor to Operation Food Search thanks to the generosity of our employees and customers.
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March 2014 Recipes
March 2014 Recipes
Mock Wendy's Frosty (3/31/14) Place 1 cup nonfat (skim) milk, 2 Tablespoons sugar free, fat free pudding mix, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract, 1 teaspoon unsweetened cocoa, ½ Tablespoon Splenda, 2 Tablespoons Cool-Whip Free and 7 ice cubs in a blender that chops ice well. Blend until all is well mixed and all of the ice is chopped up. Mixture should be nice and thick. Top with whipped cream, if desired.
3 Envelope Roast (3/28/14) Put 2 cups of water in a measuring cup that is larger then the amount of water you are using. Now add and mix 1 envelope of dry Italian salad dressing mix, 1 envelope of dry ranch salad dressing mix and 1 envelope of dry brown gravy mix. Mix until blended completely. Brown a 3 pound roast, such as chuck roast. Add the meat to your slow cooker. Pour the water, salad dressing mixture over the roast. In the slow cooker cook it on high for about 4 hours on low about 8 hours.
Corn Casserole (3/27/14) One (15oz) can whole kernel corn, drained 1 (15oz) can cream-style corn 1 package Jiffy corn muffin mix (8 oz.) 1 cup sour cream 1/2 cup butter, melted 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese or your favorite Preheat oven to 350 degrees. mix all ingredients, minus the cheese, together and pour into a greased baking dish. After the casserole has baked for 45 minutes, or is set in the middle and golden brown, sprinkle with cheddar and put it back in the oven. Let the cheese melt, take the casserole out and enjoy this ridiculously buttery dish.
Quick Desert Fruit Cups (3/26/14) Spoon 15 oz can fruit cocktail, drained into 6 serving dishes. Top evenly with 2 medium bananas, sliced, 8 oz pineapple tidbits, drained and 21 oz. can cherry pie filling. Top with whipped topping.
Minted Peas (3/25/14) In a bowl combine: 1/2 cup mayonnaise, 1/4 cup sour cream, 1/4 cup minced fresh mint, 3/4 teaspoon salt (or less) dash pepper. Mix well. Add 3 cups frozen peas, thawed and 1 small onion, finely chopped. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour.
Cran Apple Cookie Cobbler (3/24/14) Place 4 medium tart apples, peeled and sliced 1/4 inches thick , in a greased 8 inch baking dish. Combine 16 oz can whole berry cranberry sauce, 1/3 cup packed brown sugar, 3 Tablespoons flour and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. Pour over apples. Take a 18 oz tube of refrigerated sugar cookie dough and cut the package in half (either make cookies with the unused half or refrigerate for whatever) cut remaining dough into 1/4 inch sliced and place over the apple mixture. Bake at 400 digress for 25-30 minutes or till topping is golden brown and apples are tender. Serve with ice cream, if desired.
Bob's Crab Cakes (3/21/14) In a large bowl combine: 2 slices day-old bread, cut into 1/4 inch cubes, 1 egg, lightly beaten, 1 Tablespoon dried parsley flakes, 1 Tablespoon lemon juice, 1 Tablespoon mayonnaise, 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce, 1 teaspoon dry mustard, 1/2 teaspoon pepper. Mix well and add 3 - 6 oz cans crabmeat, drained, faked and cartilage, removed. Form into into eight balls. Flatten slightly and cook in 2 Tablespoons vegetable oil for 4-5 minutes on each side or till golden brown.
Fiesta Potato Salad (3/20/14) Mix together: 6 cups cooked cubed, peeled potatoes, 1-1/2 cups shredded cheddar cheese, 2/3 cup black beans, rinsed and drained, 2/3 cup chopped sweet red pepper, 1/2 cup thinly sliced celery, 1/3 cup thinly sliced green onions, 1-2 Tablespoons cilantro or parsley. In a bowl mix: 3/4 cup ranch dressing, 1/2 cup chunky salsa. Pour over potato mixture and toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate for at least an hour.
Citrus Pineapple Coleslaw (3/19/14) In a saucepan combine 1/3 cup sugar, 1/4 cup cornstarch, dash of salt, 1 cup unsweetened pineapple juice, 1/4 cup orange juice, and 3 Tablespoons lemon juice. Bring to a boil and cook and stir until thickened. Stir a small amount into 2 lightly beaten eggs and then return the eggs to the saucepan, stirring constantly. Cook and stir until mixture reaches 160 degrees. Cool 5 minutes. Stir in 2 three oz packages cream cheese, cubed and stir until cheese is melted. Refrigerate. In a large bowl combine: 1 medium head if cabbage, shredded, 2 large carrots , shredded, 8 oz. can crushed pineapple , well drained, 1 cup marshmallows. Add dressing and toss to coat.
Pam's Irish Soda Bread (3/18/14) Sift 3-2/3 cups flour and 1 teaspoon salt and 1 teaspoon baking soda. Make a well and pour in 1-3/4 cup buttermilk. Mix and knead lightly. You make need a sprinkling of flour to hold it together. Form into a round and place on a baking sheet that has been sprayed with Pam. With a sharp knife cut a X on the top of the bread and bake at 425 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes or till brown.
Mitch's Corn Beef and Cabbage (3/18/14) Place 3 # corn beef, point cut, and 1 stick cinnamon in the bottom of a crock pot. Pour 1/2 cup apple juice over the top and the seasoning packet from the corn beef. Add 1/3 cup brown sugar and a sprinkle of cinnamon. Drizzle a little honey over the top. Cook on low for 4 hours. Readjust the meet so that on the bottom of the pot you place 3 red potatoes quartered, 1`/2 pound baby carrots and an onion cut in 1/8ths. Put the beef on top of these and cook on low for 2 more hours.
Walnut Thumbprints (Santa's Helpers) (3/17/14) Cream together 1/2 cup butter or margarine, softened, 1 cup packed brown sugar. Beat in 1 egg and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Add 1-3/4 cup flour, 1/2 teaspoon baking soda and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Refrigerate for 30 minutes. Meanwhile prepare filling: 1 cup chopped walnuts, 1/2 cup packed brown sugar and 1/4 cup sour cream. Roll dough into 1 inch balls and place 2 inches apart on greased baking sheets. Using the end of a wooden spoon handle, make an indentation in the center of each ball. Place 1 teaspoon of filling onto each indentation. Bake at 350 degrees for 11-13 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool 5 minutes before removing to wire racks.
Corn Beef And Cabbage (3/14/14) 3 pounds corned beef with spice packet . Place in large pot or Dutch oven and cover with water. Add spice packet that came with the corned beef. Cover pot and bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer. Simmer approximately 50 minutes per pound or until tender. Add 10 small red potatoes and 5 carrots, peeled and cut into 3 inch pieces. (Many of the listeners also suggest adding several bay leaves. Cook until vegetables are almost tender. Add large head of cabbage, cut into small wedges and cook 15 minutes or till tenderness you want. Remove meat and let rest 15 minutes. Place vegetables in bowl and cover. Add as much broth (cooking liquid reserved in the Dutch oven or pot) as you want. Slice meat across the grain.
Raisin Peanut Balls (3/13/14) In a mixing bowl combine 1/2 cup flaked coconut, 1/2 cup raisins, artificial sweetener equivalent to 4 teaspoons sugar, 2 Tablespoons finely chopped walnuts. Mix well. Add 1/3 cup reduced fat creamy peanut butter and 1/4 teaspoon coconut extract. Refrigerate for 30 minutes until easy to handle. Shape into 3/4 inch balls. Diabetic exchange 1 fat.
Crispy-Topped Carrot & Broccoli Bake (3/12/14) Cook 4 cups broccoli florets and 4 cups carrots, sliced into 1/2 inch thick slices in medium saucepan 3 minutes or until crisp, drain. Place in 13 by 9 dish sprayed with cooking spray. Whisk 2/3 cups mayonnaise and 1/4 cup flour and 1 teaspoon garlic powder in same saucepan until blended. Gradually stir in 2 cups milk, cook on medium heat 3-5 minutes or until sauce comes to a boil and is thickened, stirring frequently. Stir in 1/3 cup Parmesan cheese and pour over vegetables. Top with 1 cup shredded cheese (your choice) Prepare 1 pkg Stove Top stuffing as directed on box and spoon over cheese. Bake at 375 degrees
Crockpot Beef Stroganoff (3/11/14) In a slow cooker, stir in 2 cans condensed golden mushroom soup, 1 large onion, diced, 2 to 4 tablespoons Worcestershire, ½ cup water, a couple dashes of garlic salt and a couple dashes of hot paprika (I didn't have any, still tasted fine). Mix well. Add two pounds cubed stew meat and mix. Cook on low for 8 hours. Cut an 8 ounce block of cream cheese into cubes and just before serving turn crockpot on high. Stir the cream cheese in until all combined. You might have to put the lid back on and leave for 10 minutes. Serve over noodles.
German Potato Casserole (3/10/14) Mix together: 1 can cream of potato soup, 1-1/2 cups sour cream, 3 Tablespoons vinegar until blended. Add 32 oz package frozen Southern -style has brown potatoes, thawed, 8 oz of favorite cheese, shredded, 4 slices of bacon, cooked, drained and crumbled, and 3 green onions, sliced and divided. Mix lightly. Bake at 350 degrees for 50 minutes but after 20 minutes top with 2 cups French friend onions. Sprinkle with additional cooked and crumbled bacons or green onions, if desired.
Lemony Salmon Patties (3/7/14) Combine: 1 can salmon, drained, skin and bones removed, 3/4 cup milk, 1 cup bread crumbs, 1 egg beaten, 1 Tablespoons chopped parsley, 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 1 teaspoon minced onion and salt and pepper. Mix well . Spoon into eight greased muffin cups, using 1/4 cup in each. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes or till browned. Lemon sauce: Melt 2 Tablespoons butter or margarine in a saucepan, stir in 4 teaspoon flour, to form a smooth paste. Gradually stir in 3/4 cup milk and bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly. Cook for 2 minutes or till thickened. Remove from heat and stir in 2 Tablespoons lemon juice, salt and pepper. Serve over patties.
Caramelized Pork Tenderloin (3/6/14) Cut 1 pork tenderloin into four pieces and pound with a meat mallet to 1/4 thickness. In a shallow bowl mix 1/4 cup brown sugar, 4 garlic cloves and 1 Tablespoon Montreal seasoning together. Dip pork in brown sugar mixture, patting to help coating adhere. In a large skillet, heat butter over medium high heat. Add pork and cook 2-3 minutes on each side until tender.
Italian Meatball Buns (3/5/14) Let 12 frozen bread dough dinner rolls stand at room temperature 25-30 minutes or till softened. Cut each roll in half. Wrap each portion around a meatball, enclosing meatball completely. Pinch dough firmly to seal. Place on greased baking sheets, seam side down. cover with kitchen towels. Let rise in a warm place until almost doubled, about 1-1/2 to 2 hours. Preheat oven to 350 degrees, Bake 12-15 minutes until golden brown. Brush tops with 2 Tablespoons olive oil. Sprinkle with 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese and 1/4 cup minced fresh basil. Serve with marinara sauce.
Microwave Fruit Cups For One (3/4/14) Place 1 medium apple pr pear, peeled and thinly sliced in a small microwave safe dish. Combine in a bowl: 2 Tablespoons brown sugar, 2 Tablespoons quick cooking oats, 1 Tablespoon flour, 1/8 teaspoon cinnamon. Cut in 1 Tablespoons cold butter or margarine until crumbly. Sprinkle over fruit. Microwave, uncovered on high for 2-1/2 minutes or till fruit is tender. Can be baked in a small baking dish at 375 degrees for 25-30 minutes.
Apple Raspberry Dump Cake (3/3/14) Dump 1 can apple pie filling and 1/2 can raspberry pie filling into 9 by 13 pan and mix together then spread out so it covers the bottom of the pan. Dump 1 box of white cake mix into the pie filling making sure there are no big cake mix chunks. Drizzle 1/2 cup butter, melted over top and Bake at 350 degrees for 30-40 minutes.
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Two Toronto-area women who forced a Cuban-bound flight to turn around on Wednesday night could face a $50,000 bill, in addition to a slew of criminal charges.
Lilia Ratmanski, 25, of Whitby, Ont., and Milana Muzikante, 26, of Vaughan, Ont, were arrested Wednesday after they allegedly got drunk, smoked cigarettes and then got into a fight on board a flight from Toronto's Pearson airport to Cuba on Wednesday night.
The Sunwing aircraft was forced to turn around midway, and it was escorted by two CF-18 fighter jets from Bagotville, Que., back to Pearson. The women were arrested by local police and appeared in court Thursday to seek bail and face a slew of charges, including smoking on a plane and endangering the safety of an aircraft— which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison under the Criminal Code.
In addition to jail time, the pair may also face a hefty bill or lawsuit due to their actions.
Mid-flight diversions can cost a small fortune: from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars. And airlines often go after unruly passengers to recoup their losses.
"Incidents such as this one can result in direct costs (including additional landing fees, fuel and staffing costs) in excess of $50,000," said Sunwing spokesperson Janine Chapman. "However Sunwing as an airline would not bear the cost of any military response."
The Boeing 737 the women were aboard can cost about $7,500 an hour just to operate — that means a two-hour turnaround costs over $30,000 just to keep the plane in the air.
"There are also cost implications regarding the issuance of meal vouchers and delay compensation to passengers inconvenienced by incidents such as these. We may also have to compensate passengers for delays on other flight services whose departure times have been impacted by the necessary re-scheduling," she added.
The airline is currently "examining all legal avenues available to pursue the individuals who have caused this disruption and extreme inconvenience to our customers and expense to Sunwing."
"There are Canadian precedents where the Courts have ordered passengers causing this type of disruption to pay restitution to the airline," Chapman said.
Sunwing previously pursued a Cape Breton family for $40,000 after they were caught smoking on board a flight and forced it to divert.
NORAD's Capt. Ruth Castro said "out of an abundance of caution" jets escorted the plane back from the U.S. to Pearson. NORAD does not charge airlines, it's considered part of the its budget to respond to threats against an aircraft.


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- Summary: Two sons must set out on a perilous journey to bring back the Water of Life to their ailing father.
- Developer: Starbreeze
- Genre(s): Fantasy
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Score distribution:
Positive: 13 out of 15
Mixed: 2 out of 15
Negative: 0 out of 15
Sep 19, 2013If you're the sort of person who thinks video games are capable of not just entertaining us but also making us think and feel, you owe it to yourself to play Brothers.
Sep 9, 2013It's an incredible game well-worth its $15 asking price on any platform you desire – although the symmetrical sticks of the PS3 may be a bit easier to get used to than the 360′s design.
Aug 7, 2013A nordic-esque fable narrated with a feeling of peace and sadness, Brothers A Tale of Two Sons is just the kind of game a fan of Starbreeze's last titles should avoid. The story of two brothers and their journey will take us on a ride similar to other jewels like ICO or Journey. A ride that maybe has a very peculiar use of the pad -simultaneously 1 player cooperative-, but where we can interact with two characters to a level never done before, in a journey of search that requires us to accept its rules and let us go into the experience by the hand.
Oct 1, 2013Some games stay etched in your memory because of the emotional journey you experienced, like The Walking Dead, The Last of Us or Ico. Brother: A Tale of Two Sons does not quite belong on that list, but it does come very close. [October 2013 p.94]
Jul 23, 2013A surprisingly touching adventure with innovative single-player co-op and beautiful scenery and music. If not for the short length, it would be an absolute must-buy. As it stands, this is still a unique treat that deserves a look. [Issue#233, p.83]
Sep 9, 2013Marred only by occasionally obtuse controls and a slight lack of difficulty, if this is the kind of content we can expect from Sony's army of indie developers, the future is very bright indeed.
Jun 12, 2013This is a puzzle-platform game pared down to its base essentials, with a sweet, simple tale and an artfully imagined world wrapped around that core. [July 2013, p.122]
Score distribution:
Positive: 43 out of 50
Mixed: 3 out of 50
Negative: 4 out of 50
Sep 5, 2013This game or should I say "interactive experience" is absolutely outstanding. This is exactly what the game industry needs, a breath of fresh air and creativeness.
The art design, sound and music, and character development is beyond expectation. A lunch price of $14.99 is an absolute steal for a gem like this. I can see myself playing this game multiple times as the tale is that gripping.
The team at Starbreeze has done an excellent job and I support their efforts and hope to see more gems from them in the future... Enclave II please … Expand
Feb 13, 2014plain story but what a Journey this is, Absolutely Breathtaking!!!
Things needs to pick, as it starts of like a 3 year old lame puzzle, weird controls game. Once you start your adventure with the brothers it just cries STUNNING! All in all the language and the emotion expressions are top notch, the "Acting" just brings you right in! This is almost what Last Guardian wants to bring into the gaming world.
Just a pity it wasn't on PS4 yet, definitely a must port!
Enjoy!… Expand
Feb 28, 2014Amazing game for anyone who has ever had a fleshy, spiritual or otherwise person they viewed as a brother. The music is deep and rich, the story line grabs you from the very start and the game finishes in a the most glorious and emotionally engaging way possible.
I wish it was a bit longer and some times the dual stick controls make your head spin. Otherwise, its amazing. There is no reason for you NOT to purchase and play this game.… Expand
May 14, 2014At first I wasn't sure if I'd get involved in the story since I didn't really liked the promotional art. I'm really happy I continued my purchase. It is an absolutely beautiful game with interesting puzzles and a beautiful and moving story. Very nice! A must play!… Expand
Jan 25, 2014This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I created an account just to review this game. I though it was something special to look at but I never got the hang of controlling two characters at the same time. Then the ending came, talk about a waste of time. The death of a young man while on a journey to save a sick older man undermines the whole reason for going on the journey in the first place. I'm sure the dad would have preferred to die instead of sending his son to death so it made the whole game feel pointless. You'll play through the game to save a life only to lose one even more important. This game is terrible & I hate it. I really wanted to like it but they killed the kid for "emotional impact" when all I could think was "Are you kidding me?!?! Why did I just spend three hours playing this game if the outcome solves nothing!!!!!!????" There is no resolution here, just a Frenchman's desperate attempt to pull on your "heart strings". Get out of here. No more Starbreeze Studios games for me.… Expand
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Review: Vegan café, a few seats available inside, mostly take-away. They offer veggie burgers and other fake meat bocadillos on homemade bread, literally the best vegan cakes in Barcelona from lujuria vegana, and they also sell vegan products such as soya cream, vegan cheese, fake bacon. Recommended for a quick, tasty and economical bite to eat. Fast food, wouldn't class it as "healthy" but great if you want a dose of vegan burgers and fries and great creamy cakes. Some salads available. Updated from previous review on Thursday February 18, 2010
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Originally published Wednesday, February 27, 2013 at 7:00 AM
Senate Democrats, GOP to stage votes on rival cuts
Across-the-board spending cuts all but certain, Republicans and Democrats in the Senate are staging a politically charged showdown designed to avoid public blame for any resulting inconvenience or disruption in government services.
Associated Press
Across-the-board spending cuts all but certain, Republicans and Democrats in the Senate are staging a politically charged showdown designed to avoid public blame for any resulting inconvenience or disruption in government services.
The two parties drafted alternative measures to replace the cuts, but officials conceded in advance the rival measures were doomed.
At the White House, President Barack Obama invited congressional leaders to discuss the issue with him on Friday - deadline day for averting the cuts, which would slash $85 billion from the military and domestic programs alike.
Democrats controlling the Senate are pushing a $110 billion plan that would block the cuts through the end of the year. They would carve 5 percent from domestic agencies and 8 percent from the Pentagon but would leave several major programs alone, including Social Security, Medicaid and food stamps, while limiting the cuts to Medicare to a 2 percent reduction to health care providers like doctors and hospitals.
The Democratic plan proposes $27.5 billion in future-year cuts in defense spending, elimination of a program of direct payments to certain farmers, and a minimum tax rate on income exceeding $1 million as the main elements of an alternative to the immediate and bruising automatic cuts, known in Washington-speak as a "sequester."
Republicans were sure to kill the Democratic alternative with a filibuster. They were poised to offer an alternative of their own that would give Obama the authority to propose a rewrite to the 2013 budget to redistribute the cuts. Obama would be unable to cut defense by more than the $43 billion reduction that the Pentagon faces and would be unable to raise taxes to undo the cuts.
The idea is that money could be transferred from lower-priority accounts to accounts funding air traffic control or meat inspection. The White House says such moves would offer only slight relief, but they could take pressure off Congress to address the sequester.
Democrats are sure to vote the GOP measure down. Both the House and the Senate are set to send their members home Thursday afternoon, even as the deadline to avoid the cuts looms the next day. Though bound to fail, the rival votes will allow both sides to claim they tried to address the cuts even as they leave them in place and exit Washington for a long weekend.
Obama on Wednesday summoned top congressional leaders for a White House meeting on Friday. Given longstanding, intractable differences over Obama's insistence that new tax revenues help replace the cuts, the meeting was not expected to produce a breakthrough.
Another topic for Friday's discussion is how to avoid Washington's next crisis, which threatens a government shutdown after March 27, when a six-month spending bill enacted last year expires.
Republicans are planning for a vote next week on a bill to fund the day-to-day operations of the government through the Sept. 30 end of the 2013 fiscal year, while keeping in place the $85 billion in automatic cuts.
The need to keep the government's doors open and lights on - or else suffer the first government shutdown since 1996 - requires the GOP-dominated House and the Democratic-controlled Senate to agree. Right now they hardly see eye to eye.
The House GOP plan, unveiled to the rank and file Wednesday, would award the Pentagon and the Veterans Affairs Department with their line-by-line budgets, for a more-targeted rather than indiscriminate batch of military cuts.
But it would deny domestic agencies the same treatment, which has whipped up opposition from veteran Democratic senators on the Appropriations Committee. Domestic agencies would see their budgets frozen, which would mean no money for new initiatives such as cybersecurity or for routine increases for programs such as low-income housing.
"We're not going to do that," said Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa. "Of course not."
By freezing budgets for domestic agencies, the Republican plan would also deny additional money to modernize the U.S. nuclear arsenal and to build new Coast Guard cutters. GOP initiatives such as more money for the Small Business Administration or fossil fuels research would be hurt as well, but there's little appetite for the alternative, which is to stack more than $1 trillion worth of spending bills together for a single up-or-down vote.
The GOP move to add the line-by-line spending bills for the Pentagon and veterans programs to the catchall spending bill would give the military much-sought increases for force readiness and the VA additional funding for health care.
But that approach has few fans in the White House, which is seeking money to implement Obama's signature efforts to overhaul financial regulation and the nation's health care system, or the Democratic Senate, where veteran members of the Appropriations Committee want to add a stack of bills covering domestic priorities like homeland security, NASA and federal law enforcement agencies like the FBI.
"You need balance," said Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. "We feel as strongly about the domestic side as we do defense."
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There´s only one way out of this - declare bankruptcy and cancel union contracts. Otherwise it´s a slow death. But no, the pols will continue squeezing property taxes and every other form of revenue raising gimmick. Those that can escape will get out and we´ll have Detroit redux.
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Unless I missed it, this editorial is missing important information. Rahm´s proposal covers just two unions, which ones? How large are these two unions when compared to the other underfunded unions -- teachers, police, fire? And just how many public employee unions are there in Chicago?
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Don´t worry, Rahm knows people in DC who have access to the money of flyover rubes in places like Texas and North Dakota and Tennessee. Sleep easy, my Chicago friends.
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No sweats for the Godfather. Obamacare is on track to thin the pension rolls. A missed appt. here, an unsigned form there; poof! You are out of compliance for your coverage and they are ´oh, so sorry´ but can´t provide you with life-saving services until an approval comes down from on high. Read yesterday about Frankie Banana´s quick demise after some ´snafus´ in his healthcare coverage. It will be repeated thousands of times by 2016.
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Would it kill the editors of the Trib to provde some facts about when public employees can retire and the kinds of payouts they receive? My educated guess is that the good citizens of Chicago would refuse a property tax increase if they knew. . .
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Meanwhile, the governor will make more pension promises to public employees and shut out the media to hear it. I watched Desmond Tutu do this after the press left.
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The second the governments allowed government employees to unionize, the death knell of reasonable government was sounded. Public employees work at their own cognizance and responsibility. In other words, if you don´t like it, get a job in the private sector, then join a union or something. Public service should be a viable living, certainly. But, never a means to wealth
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Nothing Rahm says publicly is likely to be true. Now he says the unions will take less?They* aren´t awake yet and still dream that somebody, somehow, somewhere will bail them out.Deux ex machina., aka, the Happy Ending.They turn their eyes to Springfield and Washington. Why not ask the United Nations or the Ukraine or the World Bank? Why don´t we mint those $1t coins; isn´t Inflation a way out?* and "They" is not only Chicago. I wish it were.
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Maybe the unions will strike and we can bring a halt to all the millions wasted on college sports [when they unionize]!
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According to the native Kentuckians...they don't claim that the Bourbon was invented in the bluegrass region, however they do claim the first registered distillery was in central Kentucky. That would be the Ashland Distillery that was later known as "Old Tarr". It was built in the mid 1800's and today is the home to Buster's, a popular venue for live music concerts.
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