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UPDATE: The jury has found Jody Byrd guilty of his wife's murder. The Byrd family is reported to have burst into tears when the verdict was read. More info to come.
ORIGINAL STORY: Closing arguments are expected Friday in the trial of a man accused of killing his wife in 1999.
Jody Byrd is charged with his wife's death. Thursday, the jury took a trip to the house he once shared with his wife, Desta.
Authorities say she was shot in the head in the couple's driveway. Prosecutors contend that Jody Byrd killed Desta for insurance money.
His defense lawyers say that she took her own life.
The murder of Desta Dodson-Byrd remained an mystery until 2011, when authorities arrested Jody Byrd in connection with the crime. Authorities accuse him of shooting his wife to death with a shotgun outside their home.
Desta's friends and family formed a group called "Justice for Desta" in order to seek justice for her murder, which remained unsolved for over a decade.
They approached law enforcement to keep investigating the case. ABI investigators, Bibb County Sheriff's deputies and prosecutors reviewed the case.
In 2011, investigators presented evidence to a grand jury. The indictment against Jody Byrd accuses him of killing Desta Dodson Byrd for money from an insurance policy.
Jody Byrd has pleaded not guilty to his wife's murder. Jury selection began at 9 a.m. Monday morning at the Bibb County Courthouse. A jury of 10 women and four men was seated a little after 1 p.m.
In court, prosecutors claimed Jody shot his wife in the head near an embankment, then moved her body near their house.
The state says Jody claims he came home and found his wife lying near the driveway with a gunshot wound to her head.
Prosecutors say Jody called 911, telling them, "My wife is dead in the yard."
According to the state, when EMT's arrived 25 minutes after the 911 call, they found Desta on a pillow near the couple's home. The prosecution said EMT workers reported Desta's body was still warm when they arrived. The prosecution believes Jody moved his wife's body after killing her.
The defense team for Jody Byrd alleges that Desta committed suicide. They said Monday in court that Jody tried to give Desta CPR when he arrived home from work and found her lying in the yard. The defense claims that Desta had an eating disorder and her worry over her image may have led her to commit suicide.
Defense lawyers say the evidence will prove Desta died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to her head.
The defense maintains that EMTs said Desta's body was cold when they arrived, and Jody reported that her lips were purple.
The defense says that Jody and Desta Byrd loved each other and there were never any hints of trouble. They said law enforcement didn't do their jobs properly, and police pointed to Jody as a suspect from day one because he was the husband.
A witness for the prosecution said they heard the gun shot, and that it was from a .22 rifle, the same kind of gun that was found at the couple's house.
Prosecutors played the 911 call in the case Monday in court. In the call, Jody said he had just come home from work and found his wife lying in the yard with blood all over her head. Jody then told dispatchers he picked his wife up and moved her to the side of the house. At the end of the call, Jody told the dispatcher to "take care."
The 911 dispatcher also took the stand in court. She said Jody stayed calm throughout a long portion of the call, but could be heard crying a few times during their conversation. She said she heard Jody telling their dog, "Dakota, what happened to Mama?" as he was crying.
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Top 10 Bollywood Songs of Year 2011 - Updated LIST
These days' people are great adorers of entertainment. People nowadays remain busy throughout the day at their own stressed professional lives and after returning from their own respective works they love to engage themselves at work. The advanced technologies and modern ideas have innovated a large number of entertainment ideas for the people. Among the various kinds of entertainment sources, the most popular and predominant source for entertainment is the songs. Everybody adores listening music at their spare time and music is such an extravagant source for entertainment that it not only takes away the exhaustment but also relaxes the mind and the soul. Watching movies and listening to music has been a common and popular activity in India these days by the people. The rising demands for the people for movies of more better and extravagant quality have compelled the directors to create more innovative movies ideas. Hindi pictures and songs have been the most favorite of all the people these days in India.
The directors in order to make more creative pictures or movies have developed a lot of creative ideas and they are being assisted by the producers with a handsome amount of money. Coming o the songs category, the top 10 best songs of Bollywood in the year 2011 has been from the top 10 best rated movies. The year 2011 has been a successful year for bollywood till now and has given the fans a lot of vivacious and marvelous entertainment packages through the extra-ordinary movies. The top 10 best songs are:-
Top 10 Bollywood Songs of Year 2011
- Haal-e-Dil from Murder 2
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- Jalebi Bai from Double Dhamal
- Ek Junoon from Zindagi Na Milegi Dubara
- Nasha (soul version) from Shaitaan
- Ja Chudail from Delhi Belly
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After three years a video called "Julius Escaping" has gone viral.
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Q: What do you want people to know about albino Burmese pythons?
A: The most important thing to say about Burmese pythons is that one must truly be prepared for such an animal. This is not a small pet. This is not necessarily a friendly pet. This can indeed be a dangerous pet. I would recommend that anyone considering owning a snake like this really do their research.
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After losing Samuel Eto'o to Russian side Anzhi, it was clear Inter Milan needed to add a few attacking options to make up for the loss of a forward capable of scoring thirty goals a season. Realizing they couldn't make up for the loss of Eto'o with just one player, the nerazzurri have decided to cobble together bits and pieces to find the goals necessary to challenge AC Milan for the title. First they brought in Diego Forlan from Atletico Madrid. Now they've signed Mauro Zarate on loan from Lazio, with a hope to make the Argentine a permanent fixture in the squad.
Zarate has been, shall we say, inconsistent for Lazio, but toward the end of last season, he seemed to be finding his rhythm, closing out the year with a brace against Lecce. Yet rumors persisted that Lazio were keen to find a new home for the attacker -- but will Inter be just another stop on Zarate's way to settling down?


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Trout With Wild Rice, Radicchio, and Oranges
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- 1 cup wild and long-grain rice blend
- 1/2 cup pecan halves
- 3 naval oranges
- 1/2 small head radicchio, thinly sliced (about 2 cups)
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 8 trout fillets (about 1 1/2 pounds)
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh chives
- Heat oven to 350° F. Cook the rice according to the package directions.
- Spread the pecans on a rimmed baking sheet and toast in oven, tossing once, until fragrant, 6 to 8 minutes. Let cool, then roughly chop.
- Cut away the peel and pith of 2 of the oranges. Working over a medium bowl, cut along both sides of each orange segment, releasing the segments into the bowl.
- Juice the remaining orange and add the juice to the bowl along with the radicchio, pecans, 1 tablespoon of the oil, ½ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper.
- Heat the remaining tablespoon of oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Season the trout with ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper. Cook skin-side down first, in batches, until cooked through, 1 to 2 minutes per side.
- Serve the trout over the rice. Top with the orange mixture and sprinkle with the chives.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 500
- Fat 22g
- Sat Fat 4g
- Cholesterol 90mg
- Sodium 438mg
- Protein 35g
- Carbohydrate 42g
- Sugar 12g
- Fiber 6g
- Iron 2mg
- Calcium 166mg
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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Tip: If you can't find trout, substitute tilapia. Skinless salmon fillet is also tasty in this recipe but you'll need to extend the cooking time to 4 to 5 minutes per side.
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High in vitamin C, these hard, tart berries are grown in bogs in colder regions of North America and Europe. They're almost always eaten cooked, as in the classic Thanksgiving relish.


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Earlier today it was reported that a South Carolina woman discovered Jesus on the back of a dead stingray that washed ashore. The woman, Erica Scheldt, took pictures because she originally thought the image just looked like a "bearded homeless man." She had yet to learn that any apparent body or face is obviously Jesus!
Hat tip: MountPleasantPatch (which includes a poll)
UPDATE: I only noticed after posting that this is STLLJ's 200th sighting! May Jesus continue to bless us with his barely discernible images.


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Thyme Chicken Marsala Recipe
Here's a quick little recipe with restaurant presentation and flavor, perfect for impromptu entertaining. Dorothy Smith of El Dorado, Arkansas sautes flattened chicken breasts and serves them atop julienned carrots and peppers. The simple wine sauce goes together in minutes.
- 2 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 1/8 teaspoon plus 1/4 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1/8 teaspoon plus 1/4 teaspoon pepper, divided
- 1 medium carrot, julienned
- 1 small sweet yellow or red pepper, julienned
- 3 teaspoons olive oil, divided
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/3 cup marsala wine or reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh thyme or 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- Place chicken in a large resealable plastic bag; flatten to 1/4-in. thickness. Add flour and 1/8 teaspoon each salt and pepper; shake to coat. Set aside.
- In a large skillet, saute carrot and yellow pepper in 1-1/2 teaspoons oil for 3 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Add garlic and remaining salt and pepper; cook 1 minute longer. Transfer to two serving plates; keep warm.
- In the same skillet, heat remaining oil over medium heat. Cook chicken for 3-4 minutes on each side or until meat is no longer pink; place over vegetables. Add wine and thyme to the pan; cook for 1 minute, stirring to loosen browned bits. Serve with chicken. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Thyme Chicken Marsala in Country Woman November/December 2006, p41
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SARANAC LAKE — A Saranac Lake man has been charged with sexually abusing a woman.
John B. Sovey, 45, was arrested Monday afternoon following police investigation of an incident that allegedly occurred on Saturday.
Saranac Lake Village Police said Sovey forced his hand into the pants of a woman and when told to stop, forcibly touched her genitals.
He was arraigned in Saranac Lake Village Court before Village Justice McLaughlin and was sent to Franklin County Jail in lieu of $10,000 cash or $20,000 bond.
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Defined By Your Worst
I've had a rough week. No deaths in the family or anything seriously bad, but it's been a bit emotionally draining. Finally got in touch with the guy who owns Tynan.com, and he refused to sell to me at any price. A writer I was really hoping to work with decided not to contribute to a project I'm working on. Some girl stuff. And it's been rainy. I'm not complaining, just briefly illustrating how my week has been so far.
The past two days I've sat down to write my thousand words, and it's been frustrating. I sit and stare at my computer, come up with an idea, write three paragraphs, and then get stuck again. I've never before in my life been in a situation where I've started a post and then got a few paragraphs in and lost so much momentum that I can't finish it.
But above this one I have two three-paragraph posts.
So today, after staring off in space for a while, trying to think of solutions to some of the problems that have cropped up this week, I realized that I'd better start my daily writing. I've had a couple days where I tried to write at eleven pm before going to sleep, and that was just brutal.
Tynan, I thought, you've had a stressful past few days. Just take the day off of writing--you're not going to write anything decent with all this stuff on your mind, anyway.
But, obviously, I'm writing now. And trying hard to do a good job. Why? Because I know that what defines a person is how they perform when they're at their worst.
Give someone a healthy dose of inspiration, a solid night's sleep, some snacks and tea, and some peace and quiet, and anyone can write a decent post. But when you're tired, distracted, have personal stuff on your mind, and can't think of a good topic, it's a lot tougher.
Maybe a better example is friendship. When everything's going well in your life and your friend invites you to his skiing cabin in Tahoe, it's easy to be a good friend. When you're broke, your wife just left you, and your friend needs your help getting off drugs, it's a lot harder. But that's the point of being a good friend-being there for someone when they need your help and you're not in a great position to provide it.
So I use that as fuel. When everything's going great, I don't congratulate myself too much, because I know it's easy to perform well when things are going well. And when things are a bit rougher, I use it as motivation, keeping in mind that my performance at that moment is the best indicator of how well I'm living up to my goals.
This was written a week or two ago. Everything's good now. :)
In the middle of writing this a reader spotted me at Samovar and told me how much he liked my blog. Thanks, Will... good timing!
My new favorite new restaurants in San Francisco: Moya and Chilango. At Moya get the veggie platter, and ask for Shuro and a coconut to drink. At Chilango get the carnitas. Mmmm.


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Artist Doug Aitken, back home in Venice after three weeks crossing the country by train with the artists and musicians who joined his "Station to Station" traveling art exhibition, has yet to lose his sense of movement.
"It's weird," he said. "I looked out the window and — we're not in motion! But everything around me seems filled with electricity and newness."
That's one effect Aitken was hoping for when he started "Station to Station," a series of what he called "nomadic happenings" connected by rail. In early September, a core of fellow travelers set off with Aitken on nine vintage train cars that included a recording studio and a content car for editing video and updating the project's website. Liz Glynn transformed a passenger cabin, "the Drawing Room," into a studio where she created new pieces to fill her art yurt between each stop, helping to ensure no two experiences during the "Station to Station" happenings were exactly alike.
At Los Angeles' Union Station, guests wearing headlamps entered a yurt made of dark industrial felt and slipped through a maze of narrow passageways chalked with pictorial and mathematical glyphs as Glynn, wrapped in a gray felt sheath, spoke about interstitial space.
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Urs Fischer's yurt was an all-white cocoon filled with billows of lightly scented fog and a spinning disco ball above a pillowy white bed surrounded by mirrored walls. The effect was serene and ethereal.
Outside the art yurts was a sort of frenzied carnival that drew high-profile artists (Kenneth Anger, Glynn, Piero Golia, Nicole Miller), Hollywood insiders, collectors and museum leaders (Los Angeles County Museum of Art's Michael Govan, the Hammer's Ann Philbin and ex-Museum of Contemporary Art director Jeffrey Deitch) while No Age, Dan Deacon, Sun Araw and the Congos performed, and Beck closed out the night.
"He's conducting a moving and unpredictable orchestra," Govan said of Aitken.
At St. Paul, Minn.'s Union Depot, Patti Smith performed with her son Jackson Smith. In Pittsburgh and Chicago, Thurston Moore played with John Moloney in their new band Chelsea Light Moving.
The idea was not only to bring concerts and art installations (by Fischer, Anger, Glynn, Carsten Höller and Ernesto Neto) to urban centers and remote locations across the U.S. but to detonate conventional boundaries within the art world.
"There needed to be other experiments or template for culture less anchored to place," Aitken said. "I was looking for different possibilities."
Sarah Rara of the Lucky Dragons said she appreciated the artistic cross-pollination. "We see this kind of thing a lot in Europe," she said, "festivals where art and music mix more."
CHEATSHEET: Fall arts preview 2013
"It's this series of fleeting encounters," Glynn said, "whether a film or a band or me personally lecturing. It's this intense level of experiential detail that changes depending on where it is. The question is, what will the reverberations be?"
A blitz of captured content will undoubtedly roll out over the coming months and years in myriad artistic forms, such as short films by artists in attendance, repackaged essays or photographs by documentarians, imagery for multimedia installations as well as performances and visual artworks inspired by the project.
Also, several bands recorded or created original music on the train — Moore and Moloney, Ariel Pink, Cat Power, Cold Cave, Eleanor Friedberger and Lucky Dragons among them.
"No band had a preconceived idea of what they wanted to do," said "Station" music producer Justin Stanley. "They all seem inspired by the space and the traffic that comes through here. Whereas in a normal recording situation, you're locked in a room. So there have been a few train-inspired songs that have come out of this."
At Barstow's Skyline Drive-In off Old Highway 58, the creation of art and music came together in spectacular fashion during Beck's performance — first of "Wake Me," a new song he wrote for "Station to Station."
With a warm desert wind blowing, Beck later rocked out to Sly and the Family Stone's "Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)," whipping off his black jacket mid-song just as New York artist Peter Coffin launched a UFO into the sky. Made of aluminum, with 3,000 individually programmable LED nodes, the flying object had hovered over Gdansk in Poland in 2008, but this was the first time the spacecraft had taken flight in the U.S.
When the song reached its crescendo, a choir led by Fred Martin belted out the words "higher … higher …" and Coffin's UFO roared its engine, spinning faster and faster, dipping lower and lower, its bright pink and blue and yellow lights whirling into a frenzied and fantastic blur that lit lighted up the night.At Barstow's Skyline Drive-In off Old Highway 58, the creation of art and music came together in spectacular fashion when Beck performed "Wake Me," a new song he wrote for "Station to Station."


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--- 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 13, local chainsaw artist Paul Waclo will carve wood sculptures with a chainsaw and take requests for custom items. In honor of Mother's Day, all Moms will get a free small ice-cream cone.
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Just like we did last season after Media Day, over the next few weeks we will wade through our team's depth chart (PDF file).
All right we are starting a little late. But what the heck. We try to go through all the units. I have a feeling after going through this exercise it will become pretty apparent once again that Dorrell has enough talent and experience in his roster to put together a very special season.
Lets start with looking at our ground attack and take a look at our tailbacks and fullbacks depth chart:
|28 Chris Markey (5-10, 205, Sr) (13)
|31 Trevor Theriot (6-0, 227, So**)^
|36 Kahlil Bell (6-0, 219, Jr)
|32 Michael Pitre (5-11, 229, Sr**) (9)
|42 Chane Moline (6-1, 230, So)
|41 Dylan Rush (6-4, 342, Fr**)
|24 Ryen Carew(5-10, 202, So**)^
|46 Chad Moline (6-0, 229, Sr**)^
|23 Justin Fareed(5-10, 197, Fr**)^
|20 Raymond Carter (5-11, 187, Fr)
** denotes red-shirt
^ denotes walk-on
() indicates number of games started in 06
And here is a look at their stats from last season::
|28 Chris Markey
|36 Kahlil Bell
|42 Chane Moline
In addition to looking at running stats we also need to look at the receiving stats of our backs, considering catching out of the backfield is one of the hall mark features of an efficient WCO:
|28 Chris Markey
|32 Michael Pitre
|36 Kahlil Bell
|42 Chane Moline
Obviously there has been some concern about the season ending injury to Carter. But as CPB pointed out at Bruin Roar this injury is more of an issue for next season, not this one.
I think if you look at that roster it is pretty clear that nothwithstanding Carter's injury we have enough talent to put together a formidable running game this coming season.
Markey is obviously the headliner in this running attack. He is not a spectacular game breaker. However, even with Dorrell's unimaginative and boring offense he was good enough to finish with 1,107 yards rushing last season with a very respectable 4.9 yards per carry. And he was also effective as a receiver with 35 catches (team leading) out of the backfield. CalPolyBruin in this profile praised Markey as a "meat-and-potatoes kind of running back":
I was surprised, at the end of last season, to see that Markey had racked up over 1,100 yards with an average of 4.9 yards a carry. Those numbers were good enough to rank him 4th in the PAC-10. It didn't seem like he was always an impact player each game, but he consistently contributed to the offense and he compiled a pretty impressive set of stats along the way.
Now behind Markey who emerges as the 2nd, 3rd, and possibly 4th option could be interesting. Derrick Williams as many of you know left the team with concussions. So that leaves is with Bell, Moline, Carew, Carter, and Fareed. I didn't think Bell was very inspiring last season. He is a decent size back. But to date he hasn't shown any agility from the backfield, as he seemingly slams up the middle for no gains every time has gotten an opportunity to run the ball. Perhaps he will give us better production this coming season with a new OC, OL coach and more experience from rest of his team-mates. But I am not sure.
What I would like to see is more time for Chane "The Train" Moline. I like this kid's game a lot. He was money last season. He made things happen whenever he got the ball, scoring most TDs among the running backs. I think if the coaches can utilize this kid's talent and put him in position to make some plays, he could emerge as pretty solid weapon out of the backfield. Whenever he carried the ball he seemed to do it with so much energy and determination, keeping the motor running. So if he has had a good season, I'd expect him to put together a good season this coming year.
That brings me up to Ryan Carew. I have heard a lot of hype about Carew from practice watchers and from the MSM. From all account the kid has talent. It will be up to the coaches to make sure he is put in position to utilize it.
As for Carter he was one of Dorrell's prized recruits from last year's small class. He has been hyped to have that game breaking speed, our backs have lacked since the departure of MJD. Based on all the hype we have heard about Carter, we should expect him to emerge as a good back before he finishes as UCLA.
Meanwhile, in absence of Carter if there is going to be any shakeup in this rotation, I wouldn't be surprised if the coaches try out someone like Christian Ramirez or Aaron Ware who played TB at the high school level on this rotation.
And I have no clue about this Fareed dude. I imagine the kid works hard and will make some contribution during practices or scrimmages or whatever.
As for the rotation at FB Pitre is going to be the man. Yeah yeah Theriot is listed as the starter in the current depth chart. But that was done because Pitre sat out spring camp due to an injury. If Pitre is back in form in camp in next couple of weeks, expect him to be a solid starter at this spot. He is a pretty strong fullback who is a good blocker and also can catch the rock out of the backfield. Now in a classic WCO (like the ones we saw operate at Candlestick) Fullbacks like Rathman, Floyd had key roles in the offense. You'd think the coaches would find a way to get Pitre into the mix a little more. We will have to see how innovative and pass happy Norvell really is this coming season. If he is as good as he has been hyped, you'd think Pitre would get a little more action to shake things up.
And I wouldn't mind seeing the coaches mix it up a bit by also giving the Chain Train some action at FB. Not sure what Theriot and Dylan Rush can do at FB. If Pitre does go down, we will expect Dorrell and his coaches to make things work. After all if Dorrell and Norvell are such great teachers of WCO, their players should be well versed in their system by now and step up and perform just like it happens in teams running an actual efficient WCO.
The bottom line is we have enough experience and talent in this unit to put together a formidable running game. Again remember in 1994 we went to the Rose Bowl with basically an unheralded Senior Kevin Williams and freshman Karim Abdul Jabbar whose numbers didn't equal Bell's numbers heading into that season (link). We also lost a highly heralded freshman (Skip Hicks) early in that season to injury (in a 13-14 loss to Nebraska). Yet the team persevered and made the best out of what they had available to complement its passing game.
Similarly we have enough experience and talent at this position to make a run. If Dorrell and the DVD Man cannot get it done with these guys, they are not going to get it done any time.


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12:29 p.m. SAPULPA, OK The National Weather Service has determined that the Sapulpa tornado measured as an EF-2 on the Fujita Scale.
11:58 a.m. TULSA, OK -- PSO is reporting about 28,000 customers across the Tulsa area are currently without power. That number is down from a peak of 40,000 Thursday morning.
OG&E power outage numbers:
10:21 a.m. TULSA, OK -- Preliminary reports from The National Weather Service indicate that it was a tornado that caused damage in southwest Tulsa Thursday morning.
The area is 78th Street South and 23rd West Avenue.
News On 6 Chief of Meteorology Travis Meyer flew over the storm damage in SKYNEWS 6 Thursday morning and agreed that the damage indicates that there was rotation in the storm. Weather Service crews are out making assessments will have more information Thursday afternoon.
10:01 a.m. TULSA, OK -- The city of Tulsa says about 100 City of Tulsa Public Works employees reported to work early Thursday to begin removing trees and other debris from arterial streets following early-morning wind storms that caused damage in a large area of the city.
Damage spread from west Tulsa to as far east as 129th, and from downtown to as far south as 121st St. The heaviest damage appeared to be between South Yale and Riverside Drive in the 51st and 61st Streets area.
In the 61st and Lewis area traffic were completely blocked by downed trees and parts of a commercial building roof that had blown into the street.
City crews are responding first to clear arterial streets of debris blocking traffic. After all arterials are cleared the crews will remove debris from streets in residential areas.
Officials say City of Tulsa crews will not be removing or hauling debris from private properties.
Power outages also affected thousands of area residents and traffic signals in some parts of town were also affected. City crews placed four-way stop signs at several intersections where signals were not functioning and crews will be working Thursday to return signals to normal operation as power is restored.
9:39 a.m. TULSA, OK -- EMSA is reporting it has not had any reports of injuries from Thursday morning's storms.
EMSA officials say they have been at the Maplewood Care Center at 6202 East 61st Street for several hours. The center is without power and EMSA is there to provide oxygen to patients needing it.
EMSA says two patients have been transported to Tulsa hospitals for further care because of the power outage problems.
9:31 a.m. TULSA, OK -- The Tulsa Chapter of the American Red Cross will be deploying damage assessment teams to assist victims of Thursday morning's storms.
People needing assistance from the Red Cross with sheltering, or those who have damage to their homes, are encouraged to call 831-1109 so that a team can be directed to their area.
9:30 a.m. TULSA COUNTY -- Severe weather caused damage to several Tulsa County Parks. Most damage was a result of high winds and tree breakage, many of which were minimal.
LaFortune Park sustained the most damage with high levels of tree breakage and scattered debris.
The LaFortune Park Golf Course will be closed for at least one day.
The picnic area will be closed for at least two days as hanging tree limbs create a safety hazard for the public.
Southlakes Golf Course will be closed for the remainder of Thursday while crews clean up limbs and debris on the course, but the course will likely reopen Friday.
The public is urged to be safe in dealing with storm damage.
"We ask that our park patrons be patient while damage is assessed and handled. Our crews will handle the cleanup in a quick and efficient manner," said Tulsa County Spokesman Michael Willis.
9:16 a.m. BROKEN ARROW, OK -- Broken Arrow city officials say right now it appears that their community did not experience quite the winds speeds that Tulsa did. Officials say most damage appears to be garden variety thunderstorm type with straight line winds.
Limbs and trash are strewn about many neighborhoods.
So far, the Broken Arrow Police Department has not received any information regarding injuries or significant structural damage to residences.
There are a few reports of entire trees that were blown over.
New Orleans St. (101st Street) from Olive Avenue (129th Street) to Garnett Road will be closed for about 48 hrs due to power related work
TULSA, OK -- Tulsa residents were awakened with the sound of storm sirens as strong thunderstorms with straight line winds rolled across northeastern Oklahoma early Thursday morning causing considerable damage in Creek, Tulsa, Rogers and Wagoner counties.
The hardest hit areas are in northeast Sapulpa, south and west Tulsa, east side of Broken Arrow and Coweta.
Sapulpa Police say homes and businesses in northeast portions of Sapulpa are heavily damage.
In Tulsa, a shopping center at 61st and Lewis lost its roof. Southern Hills Golf Course was also badly hut.
Also there is considerable damage in the 41st and Mingo area and 31st and 129th East Avenue area. Another area of considerable damage is 81st near 33rd West Avenue.
The city of Tulsa says Public works crews are clearing debris from arterial streets in an area receiving the most damage from morning storms.
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Become a RESIDENT at Marina Harbor and enjoy complimentary Kayak and Bike rentals. We also make it easy for you to explore the Westside from Marina del Rey to Santa Monica and everything in-between on our Weekend Community Shuttle. Residents also enjoy 24/7 online access to the community via Marina Harbor Network www.mymarinaharbor.com__An elegant waterfront and cutting edge architectural design with spectacular features and amenities create living at its finest. The Villa is the newest addition to Marina Harbor's 48-acre apartment community. Centrally located near major freeways, LAX International Airport, universities, shopping, dining, sporting and cultural events - everything is at your doorstep. The combination of the apartment features, community amenities and the marina location create the ideal atmosphere making The Villa the most distinctive place to live in Marina del Rey.
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Easy going by nature these Spaniels genuinely enjoy each other?s company when in a group. Trainability is high and drive to please is strong, making this dog a excellent family pet, however due to their small population may be difficult to acquire.Said to be the larger version of the English Cocker Spaniel, this breed was redeveloped in the mid 20th century by crossing it with English Springers and Cocker Spaniels. Primarily an upland game dog, but because of its size it can also be used for woodcock as well.AVERAGE LITTER SIZE:8 puppies
Double coated with the topcoat medium in length, flat with a slight wave. Feathering on undercarriage ears and legs shouldn?t be too long. Moderate downy undercoat that needs moderate clipping and brushing.
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There is no charge for a triage assessment or counseling with a psychologist at the Counseling Center.
Disaster Distress Helpline is a national service available 24/7 for individuals dealing with anxiety, trauma, or emotional distress. Call 1-800-985-5990 or text 'TalkWithUs' to 66746 for support.
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The Counseling Center has MOVED! New address: 715 S. New Street
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Penny shakes off bruises to get in work
Righty 'felt pretty good,' despite taking liners to forearm, shin
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Brad Penny didn't give up all that many hard-hit balls in his third Spring Training start on Monday. The problem was, the best-struck ball of the afternoon struck him.
The right-hander took a Jason Bay line drive off his right forearm, but stayed in the game to pitch 3 2/3 innings in the Cardinals' 6-5 loss to the Mets at Tradition Field. He also was hit on the left shin by a ball off the bat of Fernando Martinez. Penny said after the game that he was feeling fine, though he had ice on both his forearm and his shin.
"I felt pretty good," Penny said. "It was nice that I got my work in. They were wanting to take me out of the game. If I'd gone out and not been able to throw strikes, they probably would have. It's Spring Training. You've got to get your work in."
Manager Tony La Russa acknowledged that he and head athletic trainer Barry Weinberg seriously considered removing Penny after the pitcher was hit in the first inning.
"He said he would let us know if it affected any of his throws," La Russa said. "He kept working, and it never really stiffened up enough to [remove him]. He's stiff now, I'm sure. But he was OK."
Penny finished with three runs allowed on six hits in 3 2/3 innings. He struck out one and walked one, needing 71 pitches to get 11 outs.
"I don't know how many ground balls got through [for hits], four or five," he said. "They really didn't hit the ball too hard, except the one that hit me."
Matthew Leach is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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South Carolina ETV
Why Now?
In 2006, the final ruling of the FCC mandated that ETV's analog ITFS educational closed-circuit channels move to a more efficient digital Educational Broadband Service (EBS).
Visit the FCC site to learn more about EBS.
The FCC incorporated a process to help educational channel users like ETV transition their existing analog channels and move to a digital allocation of channels.
- ETV and South Carolina Department of Education decided to upgrade the DELC analog broadcast to a new Digital Education Services (DES), using live and archive video on-demand streaming systems, instead of broadcast. Visit and learn the cost and features of ETV's IPETV District Wide Streaming Media Service
- As part of the FCC process, funding was made available, which enabled ETV to upgrade to DES in approximately a third of the districts. (see map below) .
- Districts can request ETV to acquire and install the IP Streaming equipment and services to deliver educational content through school districts existing computer networks.
- ETV is working with each district individually to assure the upgrades are a quality and workable solutions.
Because the FCC intended the new digital EBS channels to offer a wireless broadband internet service, ETV and the state recently negotiated a lease contract for two companies to build out this new broadband system. The two broadband providers are Clearwire and Digital Bridge.
Meanwhile, to assure required FCC educational substantial service on ETV's EBS channels, ETV will temporarily provide a single channel of programming on the old EBS system until the new wireless broadband systems are built throughout the state. When applicable, the single EBS channels will tie into the new IP streaming systems. Pending the IP Systems being installed, non-IP district will instead rely on broadcast delivery of educational content. When the new broadband service is available in the state, ETV will switch from the broadcast channel to free broadband services specifically delegated to offer educational programming.
ETV's Current Installed District IP Systems


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You know those museums that are really quiet and you can't touch anything? These are definitely not those museums. Take the Boston Children's Museum. It's one-of-a-kind, world-renowned center for enrichment. But the kids don't care about that. They just like that it's as fun as a barrel of monkeys. The Museum of Science has scary dinosaurs, loud electric bursts, and an Imax screen the size of a basketball court, and it's still extremely educational. The Kidspace at Mass MoCA has really mind-blowing art, including some uniquely interactive work. At the Discovery Museums in Acton, kids can bounce a ball three stories high or engineer their own train track. Of course, if your family loves those quiet museums, we have plenty of those too.
The Cultural Connector
The Cultural Connector is a new $5 Boston Harbor Ferry service that takes sightseers to six of the city's top museums. The new 44-passenger ferry is air-conditioned and takes sightseers to six stops between the Seaport and Charlestown eight times a day from 8am-6pm. A single ride is $5 and a day pass is $15. The Cultural Connector makes stops at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, the Boston Children's Museum, New England Aquarium/Faneuil Hall Marketplace and the USS Constitution. Some museums offer special deals. For now the ferry will operate daily through Labor Day weekend. The service is operated by Boston Harbor Cruises.
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Ooof! Aggh! Tuesday!
Thusly, from Detective Comics #301:
And as a result of this, Batman couldn't be exposed to air, like John Travolta here:
Coolest. Hamster. Ever.
And then there was the time that very next issue that a ray turned Batman and Robin in to bronze:
I know. But every time you hung in there for that sort of thing, you'd get this:
Robotic Alien Creatures!
Because making the alien creatures robots this time keeps things fresh. You see, otherwise you might think they were in a bit of a rut.
Hey! Let's learn something!
Since they didn't tell us how the meeting went, I can only assume that one of them snorted too much coke beforehand and went on a spree, killing everyone at the meeting and then turning the gun on himself.
See, kids? Using your imagination makes things more fun!
See you tomorrow!
5 comments:
- BrittReid said...
"Because making the alien creatures robots this time keeps things fresh. You see, otherwise you might think they were in a bit of a rut."
But, since this is a Batman story, they couldn't be normal-sized robot aliens, they had to be giant robot aliens!
I suspect if you look at the bottom of all those giant items that kept appearing in Batman stories, you'd find either an ACME or LexCorp label...
- August 17, 2010 at 8:49:00 AM CDT
Maybe the artist was all like "I can't draw humans. They always turn out looking like freaking weird ass aliens! Waaaaaaaaait a minute, that gives me an idea!"
- August 17, 2010 at 11:33:00 AM CDT
- ShadowWing Tronix said...
"Winning a peace is harder than winning a fight." Personally, I prefer to things the easy way. {punch}
- August 17, 2010 at 7:58:00 PM CDT
Also that first panel is RRU if I have ever seen it.
- August 18, 2010 at 6:09:00 AM CDT
The police had been wondering why the children at this school were so violent and ugly... until they realized that the principal was Vincent Price!
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To celebrate his milestone of reaching one million followers on Twitter, Mac Miller releases his mixtape I Love Life, Thank You. The 13 tracks feature production from 9th Wonder, Clams Casino, and Big Jerm, plus collaborations with Talib Kweli ("Family First") and Bun B ("All That"). The Pittsburgh MC's debut Blue Slide Park hits stores November 8.
Download: Mac Miller – I Love Life, Thank You
I Love Life, Thank You Tracklisting
1. Love Life, Thank You (prod. Brandun Deshay)
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A fast food industry magazine gives top marks to Chick-Fil-A and Wendy's when it comes to service at the drive-thru.
This week, QSR released its study of speed and accuracy at the drive-up window for six major restaurant chains.
Chick-Fil-A led the flock, getting orders right 92 percent of the time, along with top scores for customer service and cleanliness.
But Wendy's was the fastest by far, completing drive-thru orders in an average of 130 seconds, or about two minutes and ten seconds.
That's 20 seconds faster than Taco Bell, which ranked number two for speed.
Burger King had the lowest scores in both accuracy and speed, getting orders right 83 percent of the time and taking more than three-and-a-half minutes on average, according to Q-S-R.
McDonald's and the burger chain Krystal finished in the middle of the group for most categories.
The study was conducted during June, July and August, at locations in 41 states. Researchers made more than 2,000 visits during the busiest times of day - from 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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ORANGE Wanderers president and premier league captain Adam Hurford wants his players to reach their potential in 2014.
Wanderers have continually underachieved since the club's establishment in 2012, despite having one of the most talented outfits on paper.
In the two seasons the fledgling club has been alive the Wanderers mens premier league team has finished fifth in 2012, and last in 2013.
Hurford said 2014 will be about starting fresh and developing as a unit, and welcoming Beth and Pete Shea as assistant coaches will help Wanderers achieve their goals.
"We lost a good coach last year in Dave Watson," Hurford said.
"Having Beth and Pete on board will be huge for us. They just know hockey. Their experience will be invaluable, I mean, Pete is a state coach in multiple divisions."
Hurford said the duo will work in conjunction with current coach Andrew Reddan in a hierarchal structure.
"Porky (Reddan) is our head coach, and he will have the final say," Hurford explained.
"Beth will act in a manager type role, and Pete will be an attacking, game day type of coach. They should compliment Porky very well.
"They're both very positive leaders."
Hurford said developing the squad as players and leaders was paramount.
"Look at last year, we had two great wins straight off the bat and then it all went downhill," he explained.
"We're looking to instil a sense of professionalism, and ownership among the group. We're also going to look to renew our outdated formations and structures to increase our development. We have a great mix of youth and experience among our squad, and combining them in an effective game plan and structure is going to be very important this year."
Beth Shea agreed.
"Professionalism is a huge part of what we're looking to do here," Shea said.
"Especially for the younger guys just coming into the squad, who Pete and I have worked with before. Another important factor is creating a leadership team of older players who can keep the culture going as part of a succession plan.
"But the most important part is the player buy-in, they need to be involved."
Wanderers train on Monday nights from 6pm at Anzac Park.


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Theater Lights
From i3Detroit
|Remember to always; clean up and return the equipment to a fully functional, safe state before you leave. This includes returning any safety mechanisms to fully working order.
Theater Lights
Four theater lights are currently installed at i3 Detroit. There are three spotlights and one floodlight. All three spotlights have been verified to work. The floodlight is missing its bulb. Other theater lights are stored in various locations around the space.
Basic Info
- Ownership: Nick Britsky
- Location: The four installed lights are mounted on overhead pipes, above the commons table area.
- What it looks like:
Manufacturer Information
- Make/Model: TBD
- Part Number: TBD
not specified
- Please make sure that every theater light clamped to the overhead pipes has a safety chain/cable installed. At this writing, all four installed lights have safety chains.
Turn it On
Switch on circuit breaker 23b (labeled "Theater Lights") in the office subpanel on the south wall of the shop area. There are plans to make this more convenient, so stay tuned ...
Turn it Off
Switch off circuit breaker 23b (labeled "Theater Lights") in the office subpanel on the south wall of the shop area. There are plans to make this more convenient, so stay tuned ...
Other References
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Things that Need to be Done
- A more convenient way to control (i. e., dim) the spotlights, possibly integrated with the space automation system (or via Twitter, which might be even more entertaining).
- A bulb for the floodlight.
- Deploy additional power capacity to support the use of more than three spotlights. According to Breaker Panels, there appear to be unused circuits available nearby.
- Which circuit breaker powers the theater lights? The power cord that runs from the overhead junction box to the theater light mounting pipe is on circuit breaker 23b in the office subpanel on the south wall of the shop area.
- How many lights can be powered? Currently, there is one 20A circuit. Each spotlight draws 6.2A at full brightness, so three spotlights should be OK on this 20A circuit. Anecdote has it that the floodlight draws significantly more current than a spotlight, but there is no bulb in the floodlight at present so this cannot be quantified.


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Nanuet's Mike and Doreen Fitzgerald bringing something new to Rockland County and the Hudson Valley: The Growler & Gill Craft Beer Shoppe
They teamed up with co-owner Walt Mihatov to open up the unique business, which is located on Route 59 in Nanuet. It replaces Varriale Furs. After many months of hard work, they are finally having their soft opening on Friday and the grand opening is TBA.
Growler & Gill is open:
- Monday, Wednesday, Thursday—12 - 10 p.m.
- Friday, Saturday—12 - 11 p.m.
- Sunday—12 - 9 p.m.
"It's like a Starbucks for beer. It's a place where people feel they're getting top of the line product and a comfortable place to sit and enjoy that product and each other's company," said Mike Fitzgerald. "Our mission is educating and teaching people. There are so many beers around the world but it's hard to take it all in. Our Beer Geeks and Beer Specialists have the knowledge to really help people understand the beer selection."
Mike Naclerio and Mark Salerno are the two Beer Geeks at Growler & Gill.
"It's a library of different beers from around the world and these beer geeks are like librarians to help you find something that meets your taste."
The Beer
There will be Growler & Gill will have 16 rotating taps with everything from stouts and wheat beers to Belgiums, IPAs and everything else in between. Two bookshelves line the length of the shop housing craft beers from everywhere in the world.
"This is a small fraction of what's out there. There are 2,000 breweries in America and we'll have upwards of 500 beers to start and hoping to expand that over time," said Fitzgerald. "We're focusing on New York and local breweries with selections from other parts of the country and the world as well. Belgium has the best beers in the world, Germany is a close second. We have beers from United Kingdom and a smattering of beers from Asia, South America, Jamaica … we touched a lot of corners of the globe."
The Fitzgeralds keep it local. They live and work in the area so it's only natural to them to stock their shelves with local products from local breweries, such as Defiant Brewery in Pearl River and a brewery in Ithaca. However, their passion in craft beers is evident. They have traveled the North East searching for great microbrews, written about their adventures on The Tristate Beer Blog.
"It's a great feeling when the community comes in on Friday and see them enjoy what my wife and I have been enjoying for years now," said Mike Fitzgerald. "I've had very fulfilling journeys and met some great people in the craft beer industry. The community of people who are involved in this – brewers, local distribution reps—are knowledgeable and caring about the products."
He added that he and his wife wanted to do this to expose people to different breweries that they've visted.
"Its two stories. The story of beers that have been made in Europe for centuries and the upstart breweries we're finding in the U.S."
Other Products
"We serve food here too. The menu is slanted toward German food because it pairs so well with beer," said Fitzgerald.
There will also be select wines, artisanal soda, ("Some breweries will make their own line of sodas"), non-alcoholic beers
"There's something for everyone. It's more of the experience. The daily food menu will feature cheeses and breads that pair well with certain beers, a meat plate, cheese plate from Laraia's Cheese Shop, breads from Rockland Bakery, personal pizzas, Pierogis."
There are two 50-inch tvs for all the sporting events.
About Growler & Gill
The first half of their business's name, Growler & Gill, derives from the half gallon brown jugs that are becoming popular in craft beer circles. A gill is a British unit of measure that is equal to four ounces of beer.
"We plan to bring in local breweries to serve sample gills and describe each of their beers at weekly tastings. This will allow our friends and neighbors to experience the joy of hand crafted beer," they said. "We also will hold food pairings with local restaurants and artisanal cheese makers. Education will be an important part of our mission with regular "Beer Geek" classes, taught by yours truly, that will enlighten folks to the wonders of beer."
Fitzgerald is currently attaining the second level in the Certified Cicerone Program. A cicerone is equivalent to a wine Sommelier or expert.


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Volusia County and the Boy Scouts are not ready to renew their long held contract for the Scouts to run parking operations at the Daytona Beach International Airport during big events at the International Speedway. County spokesman Dave Byron says the pair have had a great relationship over the years.
"The history on this is that you know, they are a charitable organization, good civic kind of organization, and so it was a good way for them to raise some revenue for the Boy Scouts, and their organization, and a good way for the County to be able to manage these parking areas."
The Scouts would manage parking people near the track on race days and give the county 60 percent of the money. Last year, during the race on the Fourth of July, the Boy Scouts actually lost money though, after paying several charities they promised money to, plus expenses.
Byron said a new contract was set to go before the Volusia County Commission on Thursday, that would have made that split 50/50.
"They requested the item be pulled today. For what reason? I don't know. But we're going to put it out for competitive proposals anyways."
The Boy Scouts lost money, because they assured groups like some of the local Boy and Girl Scout troops a certain amount of money, plus a few other charitable organizations like the Atlantic HS JROTC, Faith Home School, and Silver Wings. Byron said putting the contract out to bid is a benefit to taxpayers.
"Just to make sure, you know, we get the best deal for the taxpayers, and everyone gets an opportunity to get a piece of the business if you will."
The Boy Scouts would not say why they asked for the agenda item to be removed and tell FOX 35 they still have a great relationship with the county. They do plan to bid on the airport parking business and hope to keep it. Last year, the group paid Volusia County $67,000 dollars. This year they were proposing $57,000.
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