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A Williamsburg home healthcare worker who was found guilty of racking up more than $2,400 in charges with an Alzheimer's patient's credit card was sentenced to five years in prison Wednesday, with all five years suspended.
Williamsburg-James City County Circuit Judge Michael McGinty told 47-year-old Jacqueline Marie Jones during her sentencing that although she had admitted to the felony charge of credit card fraud and had apologized in the pre-sentence report, he did not think she was "accepting responsibility."
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Jones was arrested Oct. 2 after she allegedly used the Alzheimer's patient's credit card between Sept. 1 and 15 to make nine unauthorized transactions to Dominion Power, Cox Communications and another company that appeared as "Property Payment Rent," according to card statements.
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During her sentencing, Jones, a longtime caretaker, said she told the patient she needed help paying her own bills, and the patient offered to help her.
Williamsburg-James City County Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Joshua DeFord told the court Jones wrote in the pre-sentence report that being honest had earned her a felony conviction.
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If the victim never testified to refute that she wanted to help her caregiver, then she probably didn't steal anything, but possibly only took advantage of her condition.
Five years is a lot of suspended time to keep her out of trouble in the future
Way to go, Tim! Right on target!
AND….to all of you family caring caregivers: what would you want adjudicated by a judge if someone had STOLEN all that money from a 'trusted' person in charge of YOUR mother's daily care in a 'home'? WELL…..?
Here we go again. 5 years given and 5 years taken. This court system is unbelievable. If you do the crime you have to do the time. I guess I should start breaking the law. What's the most one will get probation?????


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FILM REVIEW; The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Published: November 16, 2001
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The movie's most consistently entertaining scene features a talking hat, and that's not meant as an insult. The Sorting Hat, which has more personality than anything else in the movie, assigns the students to the various dormitories; it puts Harry, Ron and Hermione together.
But the other big set pieces are a letdown. The Quidditch match -- the school sport that's part polo, part cricket and part Rollerball, played on flying brooms -- has all the second-rate sloppiness of the race in ''Stars Wars -- Episode 1: The Phantom Menace.'' It's a blur of mortifyingly ordinary computer-generated effects.
Given that movies can now show us everything, the manifestations that Ms. Rowling described could be less magical only if they were delivered at a news conference. And the entrance that may be as eagerly awaited as Harry's appearance -- the arrival of Voldemort (Richard Bremmer), the archvillain -- is a disappointment, a special effect that serves as a reminder of how much he stands in Darth Vader's shadow.
This overly familiar movie is like a theme park that's a few years past its prime; the rides clatter and groan with metal fatigue every time they take a curve. The picture's very raggedness makes it spooky, which is not the same thing as saying the movie is intentionally unsettling.
No one has given Harry a pair of Hogwarts-edition Nikes, nor do he, Hermione and Ron stop off to super-size it at the campus McDonald's: exclusions that seem like integrity these days. (There's no need for product placement. The Internet is likely to have a systems crash from all the kids going online to order maroon-and-gold scarves, which Harry and his dorm mates wear.)
Another kind of exclusion seems bothersome, though. At a time when London is filled with faces of color, the fleeting appearances by minority kids is scarier than Voldemort. (Harry's gorgeous owl, snow white with sunken dark eyes and feather tails dappled with black, gets more screen time than they do.)
Mr. Columbus does go out of his way to give a couple of lines to a little boy with a well-groomed head of dreadlocks. This movie may not be whiter than most, but the peering-from-the-sidelines status accorded to minorities seems particularly offensive in a picture aimed at kids. It's no different in the books, really, but young imaginations automatically correct for this paucity.
A lack of imagination pervades the movie because it so slavishly follows the book. The filmmakers, the producers and the studio seem panicked by anything that might feel like a departure from the book -- which already feels film-ready -- so ''Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone'' never takes on a life of its own.
Someone has cast a sleepwalker's spell over the proceedings, and at nearly two and a half hours you may go under, too. Its literal-mindedness makes the film seem cowed by the chilling omnipresence of its own Voldemort, Ms. Rowling, who hovered around the production.
The movie is so timid it's like someone who flinches when you extend a hand to shake. This film is capable of a certain brand of magic: it may turn the faithful into Muggles.
''Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone'' is rated PG (Parental Guidance suggested), probably so that kids older than 12 won't think it's baby stuff. It includes scenes of magic someone must have found intense and threatening and a soupçon of strong language.
Directed by Chris Columbus; written by Steve Kloves, based on the novel by J. K. Rowling; director of photography, John Seale; edited by Richard Francis-Bruce; music by John Williams; production designer, Stuart Craig; visual effects supervisor, Rob Legato; produced by David Heyman; released by Warner Brothers. Running time: 146 minutes. This film is rated PG.
WITH: Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter), Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley), Emma Watson (Hermione Granger), John Cleese (Nearly Headless Nick), Robbie Coltrane (Rubeus Hagrid), Warwick Davis (Professor Flitwick), Richard Griffiths (Vernon Dursley), Richard Harris (Professor Dumbledore), Ian Hart (Professor Quirrell), John Hurt (Mr. Ollivander), Alan Rickman (Professor Snape), Fiona Shaw (Petunia Dursley), Maggie Smith (Professor McGonagall), Julie Walters (Mrs. Weasley), Zoë Wanamaker (Madame Hooch), Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy), Harry Melling (Dudley Dursley), David Bradley (Mr. Filch) and Richard Bremmer (Lord Voldemort).
Photos: From left, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson in ''Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.'' (Peter Mountain/Warner Brothers)(pg. E22); A wizard in the making: Maggie Smith, as Professor McGonagall, places the Sorting Hat on Daniel Radcliffe, who has the title role in the film adaptation of J. K. Rowling's ''Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.'' (Peter Mountain/Warner Brothers)(pg. E1)


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New, elegantly furnished and completely rennovated apartment located in Piazzale Degli Eroi, 50 metres from the Cipro (Vatican Museums) stop of the A line Metro and 10 minutes by foot from St Peter's. The appartment has 3 rooms
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
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In the building, free or for a fee
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Verde room is the one double room with a shared bathroom
The bed and breakfast is situated in a first floor apartment of a modern building located in the Prati district of Rome, 50 metres from the Cipro (Vatican Museums) stop of the A line Metro and 10 minutes by foot from St Peter's and the Vatican Museums.
The area is central and very well-connected with numerous bus lines that reach many of the city's most interesting destinations. In the vicinity of the bed and breakfast, you can find shops, bars, restaurants, supermarkets, pubs, banks, cinemas and theatres.
The location is the ideal starting point for the city tour. Castel Sant'Angelo, St Peter's, Vatican Museums and most of the city centre are within walking distance.
The apartment is completely renovated with all comforts: heating/air conditioning, TV, free wi-fi access.There is a fully equipped, live-in kitchen.
The apartment offers:
- one double room with en suite bathroom (with an extra single bed available, if required)
- one double room with a shared bathroom
- one single room with a single bed which can be extended to a double bed, with shared bathroom
In the heart of the lively surrounding streets, this exclusive apartment will be your haven of peace.
Guest Access
The apartment is equipped with every modern comfort, in the aim of making your stay as pleasant and comfortable as possible.
Services included:
· Rooms are cleaned every three days
· Fully equipped and live-in kitchen
· Breakfast provided in Bar close to apartment
· Washing machine
· Fridge
· Eletric kettle
· Toaster
· TV in every room
· Linen (sheets and towels)
· Hairdryer
Interaction with Guests
I do not live in the apartment. We only see once when I give you the keys. I am always available to you on the phone and in person for all your questions and help you! I am pleased to tell you all!
The Neighborhood
The apartment is located in Prati, one of Rome's most exclusive areas. Within a few minutes walk, you can find bus (10 mt) and underground (150 mt) s tops. Within walking distance you can reach tourist attractions such as St. Peters, Vatican Museums, Castel Sant'Angelo.
Nearby services
- Supermarket: 20mt
- Traditional covered food market: 100 mt
- Bars: 10mt
- Ice cream parlour: 35 mt
- Restaurant: 10 mt
- Pizzeria: 50 mt
- Pub: 100 mt
- Bank:100 mt
- Cinemas: 100 mt
- Tobacconist: 110 mt
- Pharmacy: 150 mt
Getting around
How to reach the B&B:
From Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci airport: take Leonardo Express to Termini station, followed by the A line of the metro, getting off at the Cipro stop
From Ciampino airport: take Terravision shuttle bus to Termini, followed by the A line of the metro, getting off at the Cipro stop
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We have a really good time in Rome, thanks Olga!! The place is really nice, good location, easy to find, and the pictures are exactly as the apartment it's, we definily recommend this place.
Ольга очень приятная и доброжелательная. Помогла нам сориентироваться по городу и сэкономить время =)
Квартира чистая, убрана, ни каких посторонних запахов, кроме
запаха самого Рима (этот запах просто не повторим) ^^
Очень близко к метро и к Ватикану! 10 минут до входа в музей Ватикана. Не трате время на транспорт! Поверьте, из этого дома рукой подать до центра, к достопримечательностям и к незабываемым улочкам Рима (За все 7 дней прибывания, только 12 раз воспользовались метром, и то потому что ездили на море, и пару раз блуждали в начале нашего приезда =), так что не тратьтесь на проездные. Это лично мой совет, может кому пригодиться. )
Olga is very pleasant and friendly. Helped us navigate the city and save time =)
The apartment is clean, cleaned, nor any extraneous odors, except
smell of Rome itself (the smell just will not repeat) ^^
Very close to the metro and to the Vatican! 10 minutes to the entrance of the Vatican Museum. Do not waste time on transportation! Believe me, this house a stone's throw from the center, to the sights and unforgettable streets of Rome (Total 7 day stay, only 12 times to use the subway, and then because I went to the sea, and wandered around a couple of times at the beginning of our visit =) so do not spend on travel. This is personally my advice, who could be useful. )
Olga has made a perfect host service for us. She was puncutal and we got proper information about her services. Thank you
The room was very nice, clean and as discribed. It's an official b&b, so there are 2 other rooms in the appartment, but only 2 rooms share the bath room. The location is very good - just 10 minutes from the Vatican and a big metro station. Olga received us and discribed everything we needed to know. She gave us a breakfast coupon for a bar around the corner, where we got a coffee and croissant. The stay - even if it was one night - was very positiv.
The place was a perfect stop for visiting the Vatican. My wife and I were on the the backend of our honeymoon, and we just needed a place to sleep while we toured the Vatican. Olga was very accommodating. The bed was really comfortable. The place seemed like it was remodeled recently, and had a very trendy cool vibe to it. You share the place with 2 other rooms, but we didn't have a problem with the other guests. In fact, we found the other guests to be quite friendly. This is the perfect place to stay to see the Vatican. It is quite affordable, location is about 10-15 minute walk to the Vatican, and the place is nice. My wife and I would do it again!
Olga's apartment was wonderful! It was exactly as described. Olga was accommodating regarding our arrival time and met us at the apartment. Thank you for a great stay in Rome!
Room was nice and clean. One can walk to St Peters from this place and the nearest Metro Station Cipro is few steps away. There's a Carrefour close by if one intends to buy some grocery/food. Kitchen is also well maintained and open for guests too.
The host Olga was nice and she explained how to roam around in Roam (though her English is not fluent she tried to explain everything)
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Benvenuti a Roma !


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The desert is strange and beautiful. But if you're reading this ride report, I don't have to tell you that.
Winter temperatures are pleasant, so I thought I'd explore some trails I'd seen off Highway S-2, a 50-mile route that cuts through the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park between highways I-8 and 78, east of San Diego.
On the morning of Valentine's Day, I packed up my trusty KTM 990 with the minimum camping gear and headed 80 miles away for the desert.
It was a mild 74 degrees when I left San Diego, and was in the brisk mid 60's on the I-8 summits heading over the mountains.
I turned north at Ocotillo and headed into the desert on the S-2 intent on finding a camping spot before dark. The S2 is known by a couple of names (Imperial Highway, e.g.), but I like, "The Great Southern Overland Stage Route of 1849" the best.
Of the numerous trails to the east and west of the S2, I specifically wanted to explore Canyon Sin Nombre.
The canyon wended through a twisty route of fairly accessible jeep trails. The terrain consisted of rocks, hard pack and sand. I enjoyed seeing the desert plants, low hills and tall sandstone canyons as I made my way deeper into the desert.
As I rode along, I named the vegetation in Spanish, as I'd learned them first in that language while traveling throughout Baja when I was young: Ocotillo, barrel cactus (bisnaga), chuparosa, jumping cactus (cholla), agave, yucca; all beautiful. I could see that the autumn rains had done quite a job on the soil, sculpting the sandstone into gothic spires and erasing vehicle tracks from previous years.
I passed through the Border Patrol checkpoint where three lonely agents scoured suspicious vehicles for aliens, drugs and other contraband. A few miles later I turned off into the trail and smiled to see signs warning of, "soft sand ahead." I didn't air down my tires, waiting instead for the really deep stuff.
I passed one couple car camping along the route about a mile from the S-2; other than that, I saw no one. At about 5 miles in, I saw a sign that barred further entry; a mile past that I found a soupy mess under some type of renovation. I followed the tractor trails for as long as I could, but 800 pounds of bike and gear are no match for wet muck. I turned south toward the hills and made my way back to the main trail.
Note: I may have laid my bike on its side a few times.(Few: More than two, less than seven. Few.)
Moving north again, I passed some great looking trails. There are some neat Indian rock paintings and caves out there, but I wanted to find a nice, secluded camping spot first. I turned right and east I went off on Palm Spring trail (spoiler alert: I found neither at the promised 1.6 mile mark).Passing some campers at Hollywood and Vine (no kidding), I turned northeast onto the Vallecito Trail.
About 3 miles in, I spied a group of small hills in the distance and fought my way through some deep sand to arrive at a perfect camping spot. Turning off my bike, I enjoyed complete silence…not even a cricket was chirping. I sat in the shade of my bike for a moment and just soaked it in, enjoying the slight breeze. This is what I'd come for.
OK, time to put up the tent. I'd just added a Big Agnes Burn Ridge Outfitter 2-person tent to my collection. It was smaller and lighter than my other shelters and perfect for this type of camping. I knew I wouldn't need the rainfly as I wanted to see the stars tonight.
I stripped down to shorts and sandals and walked up into the canyons. The rains must've been quite severe to carve out such valleys. I found pieces of pottery exposed in the sand—almost an entire pot in one area, ancient color still showing on the sides.
The temperature, never reaching past the mid 80's, soon began to drop as the sun began descending slowly behind the hills. By the time I'd made my way back, my campsite was engulfed in shadows. Only 5pm and I could feel the brisk air coming on the breeze.
I opened a can of beans and added some Ortega chilies. I cooked them up and ate them as I looked over the valley below. Still not a sound.
I realized I'd seen no wildlife but for some loud ravens; no snakes, lizards, coyotes or varmints.
I scribbled out two crossword puzzles before it was too dark to see. Sipping whisky from a flask, I watched as the last remnant of light disappeared below the mountains. I could hear a grumbling jeep somewhere on the road below, its lights coming into view then disappearing as it made its way deeper into the desert.
I laid back and looked up at the sky, Orion the hunter moving slowly across the dark night. Owls hooting nearby broke the complete silence and I drifted off to sleep. I would wake occasionally to see a different arrangement of stars.
It felt like the mid-50's at 9pm but was in the 40's when I awoke at dawn. I remained wrapped in my bag until the sun was up, then crawled out for coffee. I thought as I sat there that my stove's fuel container has lasted me the better of two years, to include a 35-day Alaska/Canada ride and at least 3 Baja rides. Incredible.
After a breakfast of an apple, nuts and a protein bar, I packed up camp and headed back to the main road. I'd gone through a gallon of water and had only a liter remaining; not enough to explore more trails today. I found the S-2 and continued north to the 78, passing Butterfield Ranch and even more trails to explore later.
I arrived back to San Diego by 3pm dusty, hungry and happy.
Man, I sure love the desert in winter.
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Baja ride! August 23-24, 2014
I'm hosting a group of riders from New Mexico and Arizona for a weekend Baja ride .
These are guys I've ridden with in Arizona.
The 6 of us (5 of whom will be on KLRs!) will ride from San Diego, through Tecate, to Camalu, Baja California and retutn via Tijuana. We will camp on the beach on Saturday night.
Hooo, boy. Just back from a weekend ride down the Baja coast, mainly from Santo Tomas to Camalu. Wow, why didn't I know that the coast road was washed out in several places? I gotta do better research...
I hosted a group of KLR riders from New Mexico and Arizona. And my little brother tagged along on his Gen 1 KLR.
All went really well, but there were some areas that were not big bike friendly. A couple of drops but no injuries.
We hit the coast just north of the Punto San Jose lighthouse and spent time at Coyote Cal's; I'm pleased to say that there's a Kug sticker there now. We camped on the beach at the volcano south of Erendira.
The next morning (Sunday), we headed south with breakfast plans in Camalu. After two pretty serious wash-outs and detours that were not feasible, we hit the pavement, then Hwy 1 North.
I had a hook-up at the San Ysidro border and the crossing took 8 minutes total.
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
IMS ADV Footpeg review
A few days before departing for a 30-day ride through Canada and Alaska, a friend of mine had a chance meeting with Chris Hardin from IMS Products. Chris thought that his new IMS Adventure footpegs would be perfect for such a ride.
I reluctantly removed my Fastway pegs, a set I was quite fond of, and installed the larger (wider, longer, heavier) IMS ADV pegs on my KTM 990. Hmmm, not bad at all.
I was immediately drawn to the quality of these pegs. They looked and felt as if someone had designed these things to be bulletproof. They are solidly constructed of 17-4 cast stainless steel and fit perfectly where the stock pegs would go.
I called Chris to verify a point of installation and found that the guy knows his products. I told him that I was a little concerned that a new product would be tested on such a brutal ride. He assured me that IMS had been around quite a while and he was confident that the pegs could withstand anything the Great White North could throw at them...even a drop, should that occur.
I should've knocked on wood right then.
After returning from 24 days of riding in Alaska and Canada (9600 miles--close to 1800 of that was on dirt or unimproved roads) I can confirm that these footpegs are as tough as any on the market.
We routinely updated our RR on ADV Rider (It's Pronounced In-You-Vick. I think. http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=988579&page=6) if you want to see what we did and where we went.
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