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I talk a lot about Garlic Infused Olive Oil, but I've never really talked about how to do this. A reader asked me, so I thought I'd tell you 3 ways I get Garlic Infused Olive Oil.
Of course, you can buy Olive Oil already infused with different flavors, such as garlic, but it can be pretty pricy. I do usually keep a purchased bottle on hand in case I run out of my own, or simply don't feel like making it. I normally use Annie's Naturals Roasted Garlic Extra Virgin Olive Oil. I've been lucky and have found this on sale a few times.
In a Pan.
You can easily infuse small amounts of olive oil with garlic by simply adding some olive oil and garlic cloves to a pan, heat…but do not let the oil or garlic scorch. (The temperature you use will depend on the amount you are doing and how hot your stove gets….just be careful not to burn it.) I like to keep moving the garlic around in the oil for a few minutes…the longer you cook it the more infused the olive oil will be. This method is good if you just need a little bit for a recipe you are making. Personally, I've never gotten a really rich garlic flavor like this…I think I try to rush it way too much.
In a Slow Cooker
My favorite way to infuse olive oil with garlic is with a slow cooker. I have a mini-slow cooker so I use it. If you don't have a small slow cooker, simply put a Pyrex dish in your cooker the size you need, and it will work. Even in my small cooker, if I only have one small head of garlic I will use a small Pyrex dish in it.
Today I made some using 3 heads of garlic, in my small slow cooker.
First I cut the top of the heads off, exposing the cloves.
Then I simply put them in the cooker and cover them completely with olive oil. Use plenty of oil. I buy a big container of Olive Oil when it's on sale to save even more money. If you are using a smaller dish in your slow cooker, you will want to cover it with foil. This will keep the steam and flavors close to the oil.
I cooked the oil I made today on low for 3-4 hours. It kept boiling, so I finally turned it off and just let it sit until it cooled down. (I think I may use the Pyrex dish again next time anyway, I don't recall it boiling so much in the dish.) The garlic heads looked delicious.
If you have anyone in your family who can eat garlic and likes roasted garlic, you can use some of the cloves. Remember though that they are soaked in oil. However, just squeeze them onto bread and you have instant garlic bread. Remember though, if you have fructose malabsorption, Do Not Eat the Garlic. After the garlic oil has cooled, strain the oil into a glass jar. Be sure to label the jar with the date you made it.
This oil will keep well in the refrigerator for over a week. If you are using it to cook with you can use it longer….2 weeks is good. If you are using it on salads and such I would use it in a week. Once you put this oil in the refrigerator it will congeal. So if you need to pour it out you will need to wait for it to warm up a bit, this does not take long. If you I'm using it on meats, or vegetables before cooking, I often just brush the congealed oil on.
I hope this helps you make some wonderfully Garlic Infused Olive Oil. I've found the oil I make in the slow cooker has the most intense flavor.
WARNING….garlic in oil can cause botulism if not prepared correctly.
From my understanding, roasting the garlic in oil as I do takes away the threat as long as it is refrigerated and used in a timely manner.
The biggest danger comes when people just drop raw garlic in olive oil and wait for it to get strong enough. The water in the garlic is then sealed in and can grow botulism. To avoid this, you can preserve the garlic first in vinegar or a brine. But I think that would take away the flavor, and I still wouldn't risk it.

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The Beast Within is the second installment of the trilogy presenting the dark adventures of Gabriel "Schattenjäger" Knight. This time the protagonist is on the trail of a strange wolf, murderer of a little girl. Gabriel was asked to take care of this evil and suspects that this case is paranormal in nature. Together with his assistant, Grace Nakimura, he discovers the dark truth behind the history of Bavaria.
The game employs full motion video technology to its fullest. The actors move through photo-realistic sceneries and every action leads to an FMV sequence. The game is a classic point-and-click adventure where you lead two characters through masterfully designed riddles, tons of life-like detective work and perfectly scripted dialogue. The friendly user interface is a finishing touch making this title a masterpiece you don't want to miss.
Age requirements: ESRB Rating: MATURE with Mature Sexual Themes, Realistic Blood, Realistic Gore, Strong Language.
Minimum system requirements: Windows XP or Windows Vista, 1 GHz Processor (1.4 GHz recommended), 256MB RAM (512 recommended), 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7 (compatible with DirectX 9 recommended), Mouse, Keyboard.
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In the second installment of the Gabriel Knight series, Gabriel (Dean Erickson) is in Germany where he is coming into his inheritance as a monster hunter. Circumstances soon see his friend and assistant Grace Nakimura (Joanne Takahashi) joining him in Germany to investigate a mystery involving Neuschwanstein Castle, local legends of a werewolf, and a lost Wagnerian opera. You'llread more take turns controlling Grace and Gabriel to unravel the mystery in different locations around Munich. For the time, the game was amazingly well-done. The attention to story, detail, acting, costuming, and sets combined to create a truly breakthrough experience. For a point-and-click type adventure game the engine works quite well and the video does make it fairly realistic; immersive for its time even. If there was anything to detract from it, it was simply some bugs early in the release cycle, heavy system requirements for the time, and the limitations of early optical drive technology. (One particularly dangerous sequence occurred right after a disk swap.) Obviously, none of these will be issues in this all-digital re-release.
I bought this game when it was new and was very happy with the great mystery story. It was a worthy successor to the original. Unfortunately, I never finished the game. I was playing it on a friend's computer (mine couldn't handle it) and he accidentally deleted my savegame when I was on the 5th disk trying to finish the game. I always meant to install it when I got a better computer, but OSes moved on and I didn't think I could get it to play. I actually still have the disks here at my desk and I just pulled my copy of the strategy guide out of storage. I *really* meant to play this one again. I don't think this is one I can say no to...!
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GK2: The Beast Within is one of the few FMV games (along with the Tex Murphy series) that stands firmly as a "true" hardcore adventure game that doesn't become an interactive movie in the bad sense (="click to see the next video"). Tim Curry is missed as the voice of Gabriel Knight but the cast is adequate and the puzzles are as good as you canread more expect from any other classic adventure game. Getting this 6 CD-ROM adventure for $5.99 is a great deal. Thanks, GOG!
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This game is simply superb and I cannot recommend it enough. The story is magnificent, the music and ambiance are to notch and is full of historic references. So much, in fact, that it "made" me go to southern Bavaria for a summer holiday... and I kept going for another two!
If there is a game that really marked both my gaming and personal life, this is it!
Buyread more it, buy it, buy it, and now you can even play it without swapping the whole 5 original CD's!
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by Maureen Hayden
CNHI Statehouse Bureau
A week after Gov. Mike Pence caught lawmakers by surprise with his opposition to a major criminal code reform bill, the state Department of Correction is projecting the bill will blow up the state's prison population far beyond what the legislature's non-partisan research agency says it will.
The DOC's projections, which say the state's prison population could grow by 70 percent in 20 years if the bill becomes law, caught supporters of the bill by surprise during a committee hearing on the legislation Tuesday.
Republican State Sen. Brent Steele of Bedford, a key sponsor of House Bill 1006, sharply questioned the validity of the DOC numbers both during the hearing and afterwards, when he likened the projections to "ninja smoke."
House Bill 1006 rewrites the criminal code to lessen penalties for low-level drug offenders and toughen punishment for the worst sex and violent offenders. Backers of the bill have long argued that it would slow down the rise in Indiana's prison population.
The DOC projections, released by DOC deputy commissioner Randy Koester during Tuesday's hearing, conflict with a Legislative Services Agency analysis which says the bill would lead to a small increase in prison population before dropping off.
While the LSA analysis predicts the prison population would top off at about 30,000 (up from the current 28,000) within a few years if the bill is passed, the DOC projects the bill explode the prison population to almost 48,000 by 2023.
When Steele pushed Koester for the information used to make the projections, including the average length of sentence served by offenders by felony level, Koester said he didn't have the information with him.
After the committee hearing, Steele said he questioned DOC's ability to project the prison population that far into the future. He said anyone who believes they can make that kind of projection "believe(s) in ninja smoke." (A reference, Steele explained, to the magical smoke used by ninja warriors to distract onlookers as the ninja disappears.)
Steele and the bill's House author, Republican state Rep. Greg Steuerwald of Avon, are committed to pushing ahead with the bill. It's already passed the Republican-controlled House and has strong support from Republican House Speaker Brian Bosma, who's been at odds with Pence over the governor's proposed income tax rate cut.
But the bill is also likely to undergo changes as it moves through the Senate. Steele said the bill may be amended to raise the penalties for marijuana crimes, which had been reduced from felonies to misdemeanor charges in the current bill.
Last week, Pence surprised legislators when he announced his opposition to the bill during a press conference with TV and radio reporters. Steele had been told of the governor's opposition earlier that day, but Steuerwald and the two Democrat authors of the bill had not.
Pence told reporters he was unhappy with the bill's provisions that would decrease penalties for entry-level drug offenses. "I think we need to work on reducing crime, not reducing penalties," Pence said during the press conference.
The bill's backers argue that's what the bill does, by diverting low-level offenders into local treatment and corrections programs aimed at reducing recidivism, while keeping the worst offenders behind bars.
"It's not soft on crime, by any means," Steuerwald said.
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But what this disease will do in coming decades to the largest aging population in history - the Baby Boomers - may be catastrophic.
Kitty and Bill met as high school seniors. She says they were high school sweethearts.
After school they parted ways, both married and raised families, but after 35 years their paths crossed again.
They married in 2000 and lived their dream together for five years.
Bill was a research scientist working on his doctorate. He'd invented a new delivery system for primatene.
"He was using that to defend his PHD, and he forgot how he did it and we knew something was wrong," said Kitty.
After a series of strange diagnoses, doctors determined he had Alzheimer's.
"The doctor said 'you know there is no cure for this, you're going to die from this but you can live with it and make a difference'," said Kitty.
That's when she turned to the Alzheimer's Association. The group has given her emotional support on every level and resources to cope with each stage as the disease worsens.
Bill sat on the National Alzheimer's Board. His testimony changed how quickly Social Security approves cases like his. He volunteered. He was often seen doing so until recently.
"I had to place Bill in an assisted living facility. That just about killed me, they helped me with that," said Kitty. "We don't pretend anymore that he's gonna get better cause we know he's not. He still knows me...and he knows I'm someone special."
Kitty says Bill had the disease for years before he was diagnosed.
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New York (36-36) at San Francisco (31-42), 4:05 p.m. ET
Mike Mussina will make his 12th start of the season for the Yankees against San Francisco lefty Noah Lowry as the Yankees close out a three-game series with the Giants on Sunday afternoon.
Mussina holds the most Interleague wins among Major League pitchers with 20. More importantly, the Yankees have played errorless ball behind Mussina in all of his starts this season, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.The Yankees will leave San Francisco on Sunday and finish their road trip with a three-game series in Baltimore. Pitching matchup
NYY: RHP Mike Mussina (3-4, 5.10 ERA)
Mussina surrendered seven hits and three runs in Colorado's thin air on Tuesday, striking out six and walking two in six innings against the Rockies. Despite picking up the loss, Mussina put up his third quality start in a row. SF: LHP Noah Lowry (6-6, 3.74 ERA)
Lowry worked into the seventh inning in nine of his first 13 starts of the season, but the left-hander got knocked out after just 5 2/3 innings in his last outing against the Brewers. Lowry allowed nine hits, the most he had given up in a start this season, and Giants manager Bruce Bochy said that he left too many pitches up in the strike zone. Player to watch
Lowry has limited Bobby Abreu to two hits in nine career at-bats, but Abreu has the most experience against Lowry and has hit safely in 18 of 21 games in June. Abreu has also collected a double off a Giants starter in each of the past two games. Tickets
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DUNDEE — A Newberg motorcyclist was injured Saturday night when his bike went off Highway 99W about a mile south of Dundee, according to Oregon State Police.
He was identified as 24-year-old Curtis M. Peterson.
Sgt. Jesse Orosco gave this account:
The motorcyclist was traveling south about 6:50 p.m. when he failed to negotiate a curve and went off the highway, coming to rest in a grassy area adjacent to the highway.
The biker was taken by air ambulance to Legacy Emanuel Hospital in Portland. He was reported in critical condition on arrival.
The motorcyclist was wearing a protective helmet. Speed and alcohol may have contributed to the crash.
OSP is continuing to investigate the crash. The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office, Newberg and Dundee fire departments, in addition to the Oregon Department of Transportation, assisted at the scene.
The highway was closed for more than two hours.
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NEW ORLEANS – Surprisingly, undrafted rookie free agent Joe Morgan lined up with the first team punt return unit as the returner.
Maybe even more surprising was his return early in the second quarter.
And it's one that folks will be talking about at the water cooler Saturday morning.
Morgan took steps forward, cut back to his left and then spun off a tackler.
He then outran San Francisco's Thaddeus Gibson to the boundary, cutting upfield toward the end zone.
Tip-toeing along the sideline, Morgan then cut back to his right past punter Andy Lee and went untouched the final 20-plus yards into the end zone.
A review didn't overturn the play, which gave New Orleans a 10-0 lead with 14:03 to go in the first half, and Morgan completed his transition from camp darling to camp prospect.
"I hadn't done punts since I was a senior in high school," Morgan said. "It was one of those things where I was just trying to be patient and wait on it."
Morgan played at Walsh College after transferring from Illinois. As a senior, he had 41 catches for 653 yards and five touchdowns.
The 6-foot-1, 184-pound speedster also was a long-jumper at Walsh.
Morgan, though, has a fight on his hands to try and find a spot on the roster.
Free agent acquisition likely is the main return man for New Orleans while the Saints likely have only one open receiver spot.
But for one night, Morgan owned the building.
He finished with six returns for 107 yards, a 17.8 yard average, to go along with three catches for 21 yards.
"He has exceptional speed and balance," Saints coach Sean Payton said. "He has transitioned well in his first year without any of the offseason."


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The Dolphins went local by adding third baseman Kris Molter (Bishop Kenny HS) as well as outfielders Michael Babb (Bartram Trail HS) and Nathan Koslowski (Episcopal HS).
Brady North (1B/Hillsborough JC) and Zach Gordon (RHP/St. Petersburg College) will come from the junior college ranks, while the Dolphins dove back into the Wisconsin pipeline with signing OF/LHP Josh Baker (Milwaukee, Wis.) and OF/1B Nate Ricci (Madison, Wis.). The class rounds out with right-handed pitcher Jacob Terry from Navarre High School in Navarre, Fla.
"We are extremely pleased with the caliber of the players that have committed to play for us for the 2013 season - both on the field and in the classroom," JU head coach Terry Alexander said. "We have addressed most of our needs, but we still need to fill a couple of positions this spring. We have some momentum going on the recruiting side of things over the last several seasons, with four regional appearances in the past six years. Our staff has done a great job of identifying the right type of players that fit the JU environment."
"I am excited about this class, and once we fill out our remaining recruiting needs in the spring, this class has a chance to earn some national recognition," JU associate head coach and recruiting coordinator Tim Montez said. "As I've stated before, recruiting is a team effort, and with the tireless efforts of our entire staff, especially with the help and direction of our regional recruiting coordinator Tommy Murphy, and our volunteer assistant coach Brian Snyder who did an outstanding job of organizing our campus visits, this would not be possible. We have brought in some great young men, who are solid students and come from great families. They will all be great additions to the JU baseball family."
Molter (6-1, 185), currently a senior at Bishop Kenny in Jacksonville, hit .300 with seven homers and 19 doubles and 41 RBI in 2011 to earn all-First Coast honors from the Florida Times-Union. He is also the cousin of former Dolphin shortstop Jimmy Howick who suited up for the green and gold from 2009-11.
"Kris is a solid defensive player that can really swing the bat," Montez said. "He has gap power and should compete right away for playing time in his freshman year. He has a tremendous upside, and I think working with Coach Murphy he will really flourish like his cousin Jimmy did, who now is playing in the Houston Astros organization."
Babb (6-1, 185) batted .400 with 19 RBI and six home runs as a junior to earn first team all-conference, all-county and all-district accolades. As a junior, he hit .420 at the plate to receive first team all-county and second team all-conference honors.
"Michael is another local product that has a great chance to really develop in our program," Montez said. "He might be one of the fastest outfielders in the state of Florida where he runs a legit 6.35 60-yard dash."
Koslowski (5-11, 165) batted .374 as a junior with 20 RBI and only struck out seven times in 91 at-bats. He also drew 14 walks during the season.
"Nathan comes from highly regarded Episcopal High School where head coach Mike Jones has had numerous players play at JU over the last several years," Montez said. "Nate is a sleek fielding outfielder who should really flourish in our program."
North (6-3, 225) hit .380 and recorded four home runs in 2011 at Hillsborough. His average was a team-best as well as his RBI and walk totals. North batted better than .350 all four years Gaither High School. He earned first team all-conference honors as a senior and hit the game-winning grand slam to help win districts during his junior season.
"Brady is a left-handed power hitter that can also play solid defense," Montez said. "He is a student of the game, which should come as no surprise, since his father was a former Division I coach for many years. Brady is also a very good student in the classroom and was also recruited by Miami and North Carolina State among others. He will also be a possible MLB draft pick in next year's draft."
Gordon (6-3, 185) struck out 39 batters while pacing St. Petersburg College with 23 appearances in 2011. As a senior, he earned second team all-county and all-conference honors after recording a 6-3 mark in 57 innings at East Lake High School in Atlanta, Ga.
"Zach is going to contribute out of the pen as a long reliever or a spot starter in our mid-week games," Montez said. "He is a control-type pitcher with a plus upside that can locate three pitches and change speeds. He can be sneaky fast with an 85-89 mph fastball and also has the ability to throw a two-seamer which is a pitch that is a staple in our program."
Baker (6-3, 200), currently a senior at University School of Milwaukee, hit .532 with 37 RBI and had a 1.48 ERA with 76 strikeouts his junior season. He has been named first team all-conference in each of the last two seasons and conference Player of the Year during his sophomore season. Baker is also a soccer and basketball standout. In soccer, he has recorded more than 20 goals and 10 assists a year, including 22 goals and 12 assists as a senior for conference Player of the Year honors.
"Josh is a multi-talented athlete that excels in not only baseball, but also in soccer and basketball," Montez said. "As a junior, he was all conference in all three sports and well as an all-state baseball player. He shows gap power and great defensive instincts in the outfield. On the mound, Josh is 85-87 with a solid curveball."
Ricci (6-0, 190) had a .420 average with 10 doubles, three triples and two home runs in helping Madison La Follette reach the regional finals. For his efforts, he earned first team all-conference, all-area and all-county honors. Ricci also helped the Lancers reach the state finals as a sophomore by batting .388 with six doubles and a home run.
"Nate is a strong physical player that has tremendous bat speed and can hit with power to all fields," Montez said. "He is has a chance to be very similar to current JU stand out Dan Gulbransen. He is a solid student in the classroom and has a tremendous work ethic both on and off the field. We look for Nate to compete right away as a freshman."
Terry (6-3, 210) is currently a senior at Navarre High School for Mickey O'Quinn. He also spent time last season playing third baseman and spends his summers with traveling baseball for the Pensacola Pirates.
"Jacob is a natural submarine right-hander pitcher that has arm strength and possesses a plus-curve from down under," Montez said. "His fastball is in the 84-87 mph range, and with his physical size will only get stronger as he develops in our program. He has a chance to be our closer out of the pen as he gains experience."
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St. Louis slugger Albert Pujols won the award for the second time in his career, and was the only player to be named on all 32 ballots.
Ramirez finished in the top 10, receiving two third-place votes, four fourth-place votes, one fifth-place vote, one sixth-place vote, four seventh-place votes, three eighth-place votes and one ninth-place vote for 66 points. The third baseman batted .289 with 27 homers and 111 RBIs and was named to the All-Star team for the second time in his career.
Soto, who won the NL Rookie of the Year Award earlier this month, received three fourth-place votes, one fifth-place vote, three seventh-place votes and one ninth-place vote for 41 points. Elected the starting catcher for the All-Star Game, Soto hit .285 with 23 homers and 86 RBIs in his first season.
Lee, who batted .291 with 20 homers and 90 RBIs, received one fourth-place and one sixth-place vote for 10 points.
Sammy Sosa was the last Cubs player to win the MVP Award, doing so in 1998.
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"They explained their strategy to pass laws that will make it impossible to develop the property, thus forcing the property owner to give all their land to Pleasanton in order to avoid having to pay taxes on their now worthless property," Dennis said.
Haha, is that really what was said? As if the Lins don't have enough money to pay the taxes. As if they would just GIVE the property over to Pleasanton. Eminent domain actions like that result in MONETARY EXCHANGE. Pleasanton, don't be foolish. You can't pass laws like that.
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I am not the chair of Keep Our Park. We are well led by Parks and Recreation Commissioner Jerry Pentin. Please print a correction in you next issue. Thanks.
on Dec 5, 2007 at 12:43 am
Councilwoman McGovern and retired Navy officer Abernathy are right. 10 to 20 years from now we won't want to see monstrous mansions on those beautiful hillsides and Pleasanton should retain its uniqueness by continuing to manage growth with great care. Wouldn't it be lovely if we could preserve that openspace for all the critters currently residing there and keep the natural ecology intact for people living in this community decades from now? I think we could get more creative and figure out how to buy people's land to preserve our waning openspace when it's in the interest of future generations.
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PERU — They say it takes a village to raise a child, but it also took an entire community to save a historic structure in the Town of Peru.
Volunteers from just about every corner of this close-knit town have offered a helping hand wherever they could in a mammoth project to save and restore the Goshen General Store.
The building had been located near the intersection of River and Barney Downs roads but now sits on property owned by the Babbie Rural and Farm Learning Museum.
Goshen was one of the earliest settlements in Peru. Town Historians Ron and Carol Allen helped to place a historic marker at the location recently. A dam, bridge and two sawmills were also constructed at Goshen, though only some bridge abutments and stones from the foundations remain.
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The Forrence family — like many area farmers — has saved historic artifacts that are of significance to the museum's collection, Bonner noted.
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People in Lakeside were treated to a wooden boat show Sunday afternoon.
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The show also had raffles, give-away's, and even a chance to win a wooden boat made right here in Montana.
Alex Berry is the executive director of the Montana Wooden Boat Foundation who helped put the boat show together.
Berry says there's nothing he loves more than getting out on the lake in an antique or wooden boat.
"I mean I love boats of all denominations, but there's nothing nicer than a small wooden boat with a set of oars and getting out on a nice calm morning and rowing," Berry said. "It's a great way to clear your head and do some thinking."
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Stacks of cash and multiple weapons were laid out at a Holyoke police press conference hours after they were seized from an apartment building at 556 S. Bridge St. - a known hotbed for crime.
"My narcotics unit over the course of the years has really raided every apartment in that building," said Holyoke police Chief James Neiswanger.
Local, state and federal police cars swarmed city streets around 6 a.m. Friday and helicopters flew overhead as law enforcement carried out Operation 60 Minutes.
Eleven were arrested in Holyoke, some part of the notorious La Familia gang. Several others were arrested in Springfield and Chicopee.
At an afternoon press conference, Neiswanger had a warning for remaining gang members.
"Make no mistake, if someone elects to become a gang member and deal drugs and guns in Holyoke, my officers and their partners are coming after them," he said.
Even with the stacks of cash, drugs and weapons off the streets, some residents remain skeptical of the outcome of these raids.
"What effect will it actually cause? Because you shut one place down, the next one will open right back up, that's pretty much how it's always been," said Holyoke resident Luis Robles.
Resident Richard Recoulle actually moved out of Holyoke 10 years ago because of its reputation.
"I never thought I would be back because of the crime and everything going on," he said.
But because of raids like the one Friday, he came back.
"There's a lot of hope for Holyoke," Recoulle said.
Neiswanger says that more operations like the one Friday will follow.
"My officers and our partners' presence will be strongly felt throughout the city including down in south Holyoke," he said.
The arraignments for those arrested started Friday morning.
Heroin and cocaine trafficking were among the top drug offenses.
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Jefferson City police make arrest in Break Time robbery
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Jefferson City police arrested 21-year-old Joseph Cooper early Saturday morning for a Break Time robbery Thursday.
Cooper was allegedly with a group of juveniles at the skate park when an officer drove into the park on routine patrol. Police said Cooper saw the officer and took off running before being caught and taken into custody.
Joseph Cooper was being held Saturday night in the Cole County Jail, accused of robbery and resisting arrest.
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Liverpool are hoping to stretch their Group 3 lead to six points when they travel to third-placed Manchester City in the Barclays Under-21 Premier League this afternoon.
The Reds are unbeaten after six matches and, perhaps more tellingly, have won all three of their away fixtures to date – a statistic that should stand them in good stead when they turn out at Hyde FC for this afternoon's 2pm kick-off.
For their part Man City, who lie seven points behind Rodolfo Borrell's charges, have yet to lose on home soil, and will draw confidence from having shared an exciting 2-2 draw with Liverpool at the Kirkby Academy earlier this season, when Jordi Mayfuila and Denis Suarez countered American international Marc Pelosi's double-strike.
Denis Suarez, who won the penalty that led to City's late equaliser against Wolverhampton Wanderers recently, was injured in the challenge and will be missing for several weeks.
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Since Iraq has become safer we should see the return of the remaining 2 missing soldiers. I mean why would they remain hostages if their captors are on the run and no longer interested in attacking the US military occupation. I can now relax over this Memorial Day weekend and enjoy the sunshine while Bush makes Iraq secure and safe for our young troops in harms way. Now that Al-Queda is on the run maybe gas prices will decline too!
on May 24, 2007 at 7:39 am
How do we know that Al Qaeda is on the run? Because an annonymous source in the pentagon has told Time's Joe Klein so. As we already know, anything that the pentagon and the white house is tellling us is true. Yes, Klein's article is clearly just a trumpeting of administration talking points with no effort to compare the remarks to reality. Nowhere in his article does Klein show that he did a single thing to question the validity of the remarks. Did he try to contact anyone from the Iraqi government? Now why would a source bearing good news want to be anonymous?
on May 24, 2007 at 7:46 am
First, it is obvious to anyone who knows anything about guerilla warfare that the insurgents are pulling the old Maoist People's War ploy of refusing to meet the enemy's strength. The Sadr Army is explicitly adopting this tactic right now. One of the things the Administration wanted was a showdown with the Shiite Militias, and they are not rising to the Surge bait. An real expert would expect that if the US went on the offensive, the insurgents would hunker down and ride it out. That Klein and his "source" don't understand this is a testament to their stupidity and wishful thinking. What it also shows is that the Administration and the punditocracy still can only imagine killing their way out of what is a political/social/religious/economic problem. They want to be third-rate Machiavellians who inspire either love or fear, when they should be Clausewitzians looking for a political solution to what, in the end, is a political problem. If ever a war was started and sustained for purely political, rather than military, reasons, this war is it. Therefore, the only solution will be a political one. But such a real solution would not allow for the macho posturing that seems to be the sine qua non of American political discourse. If, in his heart of hearts, Mr. Klein and his buddies can't reflect back on this and gloat over having "having shown those Arab bastards who's boss" then they will not be satisfied with the outcome, no matter how rosy one paints the scenario. No, these guys must not only dominate, they must be publicly acknowledged in their dominant role by all the darker, inferior people's of this earth. We wiped out Fallujah and the enemy did not blink. We are surging like mad and they are simply waiting out the storm. Since Klein and his pals take for granted that the enemy are stupid Muslem barbarians, they will wander from false dawn to false dawn, and drag us along with them.


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The award-winning play is based on V-Day Founder/playwright Eve Ensler's interviews with more than 200 women. With humor and grace, the piece celebrates women's sexuality and strength. Through this play and the liberation of this one word, countless women throughout the world have taken control of their bodies and their lives. For more than a decade, The Vagina Monologues has given voice to experiences and feelings not previously exposed in public and brought a deeper consciousness to the conversation around ending violence against women and girls.


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Valerie Day, the former special events coordinator for the City of Maryville, has been named the new CEO of Haven House.
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reviews for: listing #68010 - Marina Del Rey, California Apartment rental
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Great location. great apartment!
Review submitted: November 17, 2012 Date of arrival: November 4, 2012
We had a wonderful stay at the Driftwood apartment. It is perfectly located, a stone's throw from the beach, restaurants and Venice Beach. The apartment itself was just as it looks like in the photos, good sized living and bedrooms. We highly recommend this apartment to couples or families (we stayed with a 3yr old and 9month old).
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Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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This is our 2nd yr in a row staying at this condo. My family of 4 loved the condo & 2 teenage girls loved the short walk to the beach. The condo was exactly what the photos showed in the listing. It was very clean & the kitchen had everything you needed for cooking. You can walk to Venice beach & there are excellent restaurants and shops in walking distance. The location was great because it didn't take long to go to Hollywood Blvd. Long Beach, the Warner Bros. studio tour. We went to Sunset Ranch for horseback riding. It is a perfect location to go anywhere. We would definitely stay here again!
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Review submitted: July 2, 2012 Date of arrival: June 9, 2012
My family and I spent 5 days in 20 Driftwood St, Marina del Rey this past Jun. We found the condo in wonderful condition and it looked just like it did in the pictures. The beds were comfortable, the kitchen was adequately stocked with pots/pans, dishes and silverware. All the appliances worked well and we had everything we needed. The location was convenient to the beaches, stores, shops and other areas of interest in the Venice Beach area. Very quiet at night and there was easy beach access and plenty of room. On our next stay, we will definitely look for this property again. Concierge service was top notch and extremely responsible. Thank you all for a wonderful vacation, too bad the weather didn't cooperate.
Recommended for: age 55+, sight seeing, tourists without a car
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We use VRBO regularly when we travel so we have lots of experience in renting homes, condos and apartments around the world. The pictures on the site are a great representation of what you get. The place was modern, clean and only 1/2 block from the ocean. The street actual dead-ends at the beach. Checking in and out was easy and the concierge service did an excellent job of recommending some local fare for dinner. We are foodies and the recommendations were spot on!
My only complaint about the location was the parking. While we did have a "designated" parking spot it was virtually impossible to part in the spot unless you drive a two seater or something extremely compact. The spot is narrow and to compound the situation, the neighbor on the opposite side of the alley where you entered to park your car would park along his garage facing our spot making in impossible to navigate our SUV into the tiny spot. I spent every night circling the block for 20 minutes trying to find street parking. Unless this is resolved, I would caution others around planning on a guaranteed parking spot unless you rent something very very small to get in and out of. Was not an option for us based on luggage and car travel we were planning to do while in the LA area.
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nice place to stay
Review submitted: October 29, 2011 Date of arrival: October 8, 2011
We had wonderfull vacation at driftwood marina del rey. location is great and apartment is really nice too. actually, I know that most of the time apartments are aa little bit older than on the pictures, but this one looks exactly the same as it is on the photos. Beds are extremely comfy. Staff was very easy to communicate to. very eaasy check in and check out, although they have check out time 11 am. I recommend this to people who want to have peacefull vacation on the beach and to be close to all adventures los angeles has to offer.
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Nearly 100 employees from our local power companies were recognized Tuesday for their help in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
Crews from SRP and APS headed to the northeast on November 2 and spent two weeks hard at work.
In their APS and SRP shirts -- it's obvious that these men are employees of our local power companies -- but to the residents of long island, they're heroes.
"So they were really happy to see us there, they're coming out and we were almost doing special requests… 'Can you come over here, we have no power, can you come here?' We had an agenda but we were also trying to make as many people happy as possible," says Terry Barnes, SRP.
"People coming out of their houses when their lights came on, people crying, just very glad to see someone there willing to help out," says David Miller, APS.
David Miller of Litchfield Park was one of the employees recognized by city of Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton alongside the Arizona Air National Guard.
"We have a big big heart and that heart is represented here today by these outstanding employees of APS and SRP," says Mayor Greg Stanton.
The Air National Guard used 18 aircrafts to transport all the personnel and about 50 giant trucks.
"Coming out here this was something else, getting on these military aircraft was something we never expected to do in our lives. It was a lot of fun," says Miller.
Once they landed, they got straight to work repairing downed wires and broken poles as a nor'easter rolled through. The Arizona crews worked through the cold with crews from across the country.
"You saw all the other utility trucks, APS, all the tree trimmers… there were thousands of trucks so that was awesome to see, it was nice to be a part of a big, helping the cause you know," says Barnes.
They missed their families and the Arizona sun, but these men say they were happy to make a small sacrifice to help Sandy's victims.
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