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Beef Enchilada Cabbage Rolls2012-01-04
- Servings : 4
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*If you are able to tolerate dairy, you can smother the top with shredded cheese before baking as well as a little sour cream on the side. (sniff, sniff, I unfortunately cannot)
- Enchilada Sauce:
- 2 tbs EVOO
- 2 tbs Chili Powder
- 1 c. Beef Broth
- 5 oz. Tomato Paste
- 1/2 tsp Dried Oregano
- 1/2 tsp Dried Cumin
- 1/2 tsp Celtic Sea Salt
- Beef Enchilada Cabbage Rolls:
- 1 lb. Ground Beef
- 1 Small Onion, Chopped
- 1 Clove Garlic, Crushed 1 Clove Garlic, Crushed 1 Clove Garlic, Crushed
- 1 tsp. Celtic Sea Salt
- 1 tsp. Ground Black Pepper
- 1 Recipe Easy Enchilada Sauce (see above)
- 1 Medium Head Cabbage
- 2-4 Small Avocados
Step 1
Enchilada Sauce 1. In saucepan over medium-high heat, whisk together all ingredients except olive oil. 2. Bring to low boil then reduce heat to low to keep warm. 3. Before pouring over cabbage rolls, whisk in olive oil.
Step 2
Beef Enchilada Cabbage Rolls 1. In a large stockpot, add a couple of cups of water and bring to boil. 2. Remove core from cabbage and very carefully peel off 10-12 leaves. 3. Place leaves in boiling water and turn off heat. 4. While cabbage leaves are softening, pan fry ground beef, onion, salt and pepper in skillet. 5. Once ground beef is cooked though, remove from heat and add crushed garlic. 6. With tongs, remove one cabbage leaf at a time, fill with beef mixture, roll tightly and lay in glass baking dish. 7. Cover cabbage rolls with enchilada sauce and bake at 350 degrees F for 20 minutes. 8. Serve with avocado slices and enjoy!
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Let me begin by saying that this might not speak to you the way that it speaks to me. In any given year, several hundreds of people play major league baseball. Some of them are very easy to root for. Some of them are very easy to root against. The majority are somewhere in between. For a lot of people, I suspect that Jack Wilson is one of the players in between. For me, he's been someone to root for. And so for me, as delighted as I am by the astonishing turn of events in the American League, today is a Thursday most bittersweet.
Know this: Jack Wilson came into the season third among active players on this list. That is a bad list. It is not a list of bad players, but it is a list of bad things. The title says it all - Most Games Played With No Postseason Appearance. Ernie Banks, obviously, is at the top. He's followed by Luke Appling and Mickey Vernon and countless others. Among active players, though, it goes 1. Adam Dunn, 2. Vernon Wells, and 3. Jack Wilson. There are many other active players who have never played in the playoffs, but we're focusing on Jack.
It's not a surprise that Wilson has never played in the playoffs. He spent the bulk of his career with the Pirates, who haven't finished north of .500 since Wilson was 14 years old. For much of his time in Pittsburgh, Wilson was a fine player, but he wasn't sufficiently great to put the Pirates over the top. His years always ended in September.
Wilson then shifted to Seattle, but in case you haven't been paying attention, the Mariners haven't made the playoffs for a good long time themselves. With Wilson, they went nowhere in 2009, and with Wilson they went nowhere in 2010.
Which brought us to 2011. At 33, Wilson had never seen the playoffs. Neither Dunn nor Wells had ever seen the playoffs, either, and they'd played even more, but what made Wilson stand out to me was the feeling that this could be his last go. Even with their recent struggles, Dunn and Wells have more time in the game. Wilson might not. His legs have betrayed him with age and, mentally, you have to wonder. He's talked about retirement. During a triple-A rehab assignment in 2010, he asked not to play. In 2011's first week, he removed himself from a game.
So even though he hasn't said much on the matter, 2011 kind of felt like Wilson's last chance. He might not have the ability or desire to play beyond, and even if he did, a team might not want to sign him. He would, after all, be an old and broken-down middle infielder.
For a while, things were somewhat promising. Even though Dustin Ackley forced Wilson to the bench in Seattle, the Mariners were within 2½ games of first place in the AL West as late as July 5th. It sounds unbelievable now, but it's true - the Mariners were a .500 team when the season was more than half over, and they had a slim but real chance of making the playoffs.
Of course, they cratered. The Mariners went straight from 43-43 to 43-60, sustaining a major collapse in a season defined by major collapses. The trade deadline approached and the Mariners looked like certain sellers. Doug Fister could go. Erik Bedard could go. Jason Vargas could go. And Jack Wilson could go, to offer some contender some depth in the infield.
Jack Wilson didn't go. Not then, anyway, but he was still a candidate to get moved in an August waiver trade. All hope was not lost that Wilson might find himself shipped to a contender yet.
Then, on August 19th, Wilson was forced to the disabled list, having suffered a bruised heel while legging out an infield grounder. It seemed an unjust punishment for hustle, but it was what it was, and at that point it seemed highly unlikely that anyone would take a chance before the August 31 playoff roster deadline. Players on the DL can still be moved, but who would want an injury-prone player who was already injured?
It was the night of August 31 that brought news of a miracle: Wilson was acquired by the Atlanta Braves, who were looking for an improvement over Julio Lugo as their backup infielder. Suddenly, impossibly, Wilson was, for the first time in his career, a part of a playoff roster. He would serve as a backup to Alex Gonzalez, but being a backup is better than being nothing at all, and the Braves were 80-55. Their lead over the Cardinals in the Wild Card standings was 8½. Their playoff odds were nearly 98 percent. It was a solid lock. On his last legs, Jack Wilson had found his way to October.
I don't need to tell you how things worked out. The Braves fell apart. Wilson actually got considerable playing time over the final week, with Gonzalez sidelined by injury, and he didn't do much. Worse, at a critical juncture in the most important game of the season, Wilson screwed up.
With the Braves up 3-1 in the top of the seventh on Wednesday, Wilson had a chance to turn a routine, inning-ending 6-4-3 double play. Instead, he booted the ball, and the Phillies scored a run. It wasn't the tying run or the winning run, and more attention would later be given to Craig Kimbrel's blown save, but one has to wonder: what would have happened, if not for Wilson's error?
For the first time in his life, Jack Wilson was a lock to go to the playoffs, until he wasn't. His new team collapsed, and he had a hand in its failure. Now it's the beginning of the off-season, and there's no telling if Jack Wilson will still be there at the end. There's no telling whether Wilson will walk away, with this ground ball lingering on as one of his most vivid memories.
This season will give Lyle Overbay his first-ever trip to the playoffs. He was fourth on the active list. It will give Corey Patterson his first-ever trip to the playoffs. He was sixth on the list. But, improbably, Jack Wilson remains there in third, unless he should no longer be active at all.


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I have a sports related website that has really started to take off lately. I've had Adsense on for quite awhile and am finally starting to make a few bucks with. Naturally, I want to expand past Adsense, so I've started with some affiliate programs.
In looking into affiliates, I've come across making whole stores with API datafeeds and RSS feeds. This really appeals to me.
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Choose a server side language (PHP, Perl, Ruby, Python, C#.NET, VB.NET, etc). You can use any language you want, reading the feeds is nothing complicated -- downloading a file and parsing some text. The work will be in what you make with the data once you get it out of the feed.
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I have always wanted to learn PHP just for some things I want to do on my site.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
On the same day North Carolina's Attorney General Roy Cooper announced new statistics for meth lab busts, a local counselor told WBTV it's not enough to fix the problem.
Meth lab busts in NC in 2012 are up 34% from 2011. Law enforcement officers have taken down 466 labs across the state. Burke and Caldwell Counties have some of the highest numbers in the state with 24 and 26 labs found last year. And deputies are finding more labs near Charlotte, with three in Mecklenburg county, and more in surrounding counties.
WBTV talked to an addiction counselor at New Beginnings in Gastonia. Eugene Kaplan told us the problem is not going away any time soon.
"It's such a powerful drug. And it's so hard to get off of, and it does so much damage," said Kaplan, referring to the powerfully addictive drug Meth.
Kaplan says the key is treating the addiction that fuels the use of Meth. Private treatment programs can cost tens of thousands of dollars, and some state programs have a waiting list weeks long, which doesn't typically work for addicts who choose to go into treatment. "If they don't go now, they don't go," said Kaplan.
Kaplan says the state needs more money to fund treatment centers and to provide more staff to help addicts cut through the red tape he says often hinders treatment.
"If somebody gets diagnosed with lung cancer and they don't get treatment, what are their chances? If somebody gets diagnosed with an addiction and they don't get treatment what's their chances of living?" said Kaplan.
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|Indiana Highpower State Championship Series
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|Tuesday, 15 January 2013 19:33
The 2012 Indiana Highpower State Championship Series concluded September 29-30 at Camp Atterbury, with the Across the Course (200 to 600 yard) and Long Range and F-Class (1000 yard) State Championships. The Championships are comprised of a series of matches, encompassing the scope of Highpower competition. Shooters compete for a place on the Perpetual Trophies, and for Indiana State Championships. Indiana State Champions are the winners for each classification and phase of highpower shooting, and must be residents of the state. Match Winner, High Service Rifle, and High Junior awards are presented to the High Scorer regardless of residence. Trophies are on display on site at the Championships. Match Winners receive a framed print of the updated trophy that is theirs to keep.
We were blessed with terrific weather for the entire series. Note several Father and Son teams winning awards, as well as a great Coach and Junior team for the 100 yard course. This State Championship Series concludes a very successful, challenging and enjoyable Highpower season with matches in all parts of the State, shooters coming together at Camp Perry from all over Indiana for Service Rifle, Junior Teams, and Long Range, and developing opportunities for junior shooters. We have great momentum going forward to 2013! Congratulations and THANKS to ALL who made this a Great Highpower Season!
100 yard Reduced Course State Championship, Camp Atterbury, September 9: Match Winner Phil McMillen, High Junior Tyler Harden.
600 yard Midrange State Championship, Camp Atterbury, September 9: Match Winner Kevin McDonald, High Junior Jason McDonald.
300 yard Reduced Course State Championship, Wildcat Valley Rifle and Pistol Club, Brookston, September 15: Match Winner Mark Richard, High Service Rifle Steve Mitchell, High Junior Matthew Amore.
Across the Course (200-600 yard) State Championship, Camp Atterbury, September 29: Match Winner Mike Idlewine, High Service Rifle Robert Winding (Gary Moncrief Service Rifle Award), High Junior, Matthew Beaver (Peter Faatz Junior Trophy).
1000 yard Long Range and F-Class State Championship, Camp Atterbury, September 30: Long Range Match Winner, Kevin McDonald, F-Class Match Winner Wade Rankin, F/tr Winner Jim Seitz, Indiana State F-Class Champion Jeff Golay, Indiana F/tr Champion Michael Claiborne.
300 + 500 yard Aggregate State Championship: Aggregate of the 300 yard Reduced Course and Across the Course State Championships: Phil Beaver, High Junior Matthew Beaver. Grand Aggregate State Championship: Aggregate of the 100 yard, Across the Course, and Long Range: Phil McMillen. New for 2012: Indiana Long Range Season Champion and Indiana State F-Class Champion: Pending Season Statistics.
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The Yankees lived up to their "Bronx Bombers" monicker as they slugged their way to a 10-2 victory over the Red Sox on Monday at Yankee Stadium. The victory, combined with a Baltimore loss, gives New York a one-game lead in the AL East.
Clay Buchholz had his worst start of the season and was unable to escape the second inning as the Yankees took him out of the park four times in the frame. Robinson Cano led off with a home run and Nick Swisher singled after Mark Teixeira was called out on strikes in his first at-bat off the disabled list.
Curtis Granderson followed with a two-run jack, his 41st of the season, and Russell Martin hit a deep fly to right field that appeared to hit off the arm of a man wearing a Sox jersey. However, umpires ruled the ball a home run after reviewing the play.
Buchholz wasn't out of trouble yet. He walked Derek Jeter and Ichiro Suzuki, then allowed a single to Eric Chavez to load the bases before allowing a sac fly to Alex Rodriguez and a two-run double to Cano. Bobby Valentine lifted his starter in favour of Alfredo Aceves, but the righty was greeted by a two-run shot from Teixeira, capping off a nine-run, four-homer inning for the Bombers.
CC Sabathia pitched eight strong innings for New York, allowing two runs on four hits, one of them being a solo homer from Daniel Nava.
Melky Mesa recorded his first big-league hit in the eighth inning for the Yankees, shooting an RBI single up the middle off Andrew Bailey.


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1:00pm Tuesday 13th November 2012 in News
TWO abandoned cats dumped in a cardboard box have found shelter at an animal sanctuary in West Oxford.
Janet Heath, of West Oxford Animal Rescue in Sweetmans Road, Botley, said the police delivered the two cats, one white, one tabby, after a man walking his dogs found them in a cardboard box in Didcot on Thursday.
"The man tried to get other rescue centres to take the cats but when that didn't work he took them to Didcot police station, and officers got in touch with us."
Sanctuary volunteer Cindy Murphy added: "More and more people are struggling to pay for their pets in the recession but it is so wrong to abandon animals at the side of the road."
The sanctuary has notified the RSPCA about the case.
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Sunday, December 30, 2007
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Things were a little crazy around Prudential Center this morning with the second of two Hannah Montana concerts scheduled for this afternoon. When I arrived for practice, a Hannah Montana bus pulled up near the Lafayette Street entrance and suddenly there were young girls running up and screaming "Oh my God!"
I didn't see Hannah/Miley herself at that time, but after practice the media was not allowed to pass through the hallway that leads to the Devils' locker room. It was being blocked off by security because Hannah/Miley was arriving.
The Devils were not immune to the excitement. Captain Jamie Langenbrunner rushed out after practice because he was going to watch the concert from a luxury box with a group of 22 girls and six adults.
Those who might find it pricey to pay $20 to park at a Devils' game in Newark might like to know that those parking lots were jacked up to $30 for the Hannah Montana show. By the way, the same lot was only $20 for Bon Jovi.


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Gloucester Daily Times
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It's been six months since Partners for Addison Gilbert Hospital succeeded in persuading the Massachusetts Public Health Council to impose binding conditions on the merger of Northeast and Lahey that require the new corporate entity, Lahey Health Systems, to maintain services at Addison Gilbert Hospital at current levels for a minimum of three years and to conduct a comprehensive community health needs assessment, in cooperation with Department of Public Health (DPH) with input from the Cape Ann community.
The Public Health Council also directed Dr. Grant, the CEO of Lahey, to return to the Public Health Council in May 2014 to define Lahey's plans for AGH after May 2015 in light of the findings of the community health assessment.
At the end of that meeting in March, I shook hands with Dr. Grant and expressed my commitment to work collaboratively for the people of Cape Ann. Like so many others, I was hopeful that a new era was about to begin and that AGH would benefit under Lahey. Events since then have dampened those hopes.
As soon as the merger became official in May, Lahey sent a health survey to a very small sample of Cape Ann residents which included not a single mention of AGH in 130 questions. It was also sent to residents of Manchester, Essex, Ipswich, Hamilton and Wenham. There's no indication that a survey specific to Cape Ann is planned.
That's understandable from a corporate perspective. The data from previous surveys of Gloucester residents made a compelling case for the need for all acute services at AGH.
Since May, it has been impossible for Partners for AGH to get a meeting with Cindy Donaldson, the administrator of AGH, to discuss how to cooperate to maximize the use of AGH services and participate in the community health assessment process. Neither Dr. Grant nor Mr. Hanover has responded to similar requests in writing.
It now seems clear to us that the community health assessment is an inside job, tightly-controlled by Lahey executives who selected their very own "Cape Ann community panel of executives to address the findings of the needs assessment and related AGH planning."
For the rest of us non-executives, the only chance we'll have to discuss the assessment of our needs will be at two community forums — scheduled for next Tuesday at 5:30 at the Gloucester House, and on Thursday, Oct. 11 at 5:30 at the Rockport Community House.
You must attend and speak up for the greatest health need of Cape Ann, our acute care hospital, AGH.
No matter how the presenters spin the data, the financial reports Northeast and Lahey filed with the Attorney General in 2011 prove that the new mega-corporation Lahey Health Systems can easily afford to maintain all essential acute care services at AGH.
In 2011, Northeast had an operating surplus of $6.3 million. Lahey's was $2.5 million. Northeast had net assets of $140 million. With those of Lahey, total net assets were $463 million — and that's free and clear, after all liabilities have been subtracted, now held by Lahey Health Systems. That's extraordinary wealth for a nonprofit public charity.
Back in 1995, another select panel of Cape Ann executives, the AGH trustees, was persuaded by Beverly Hospital to give away Addison Gilbert, Seacoast Nursing Home, $6 million in the AGH Foundation, 5 houses, a priceless art collection, a 25 percent interest in North Shore MRI (which gave Beverly 50 percent control of it), all of it amounting to $56 million in assets.
In 2000, Northeast reported that $35 million in cash and investments could be attributed to AGH versus $29 million to Beverly. In 2003, an independent financial analyst estimated that the AGH investments alone had enriched Northeast by $9 million every year since the merger. Continued growth in the value of the AGH investment portfolio helped Northeast finance the $91 million expansion of Beverly over the past decade.
And while we are forced to literally beg for our lives, the CEOs of both Lahey and Northeast receive outrageous salaries. In 2011, Dr. Grant was paid $768,000 for just nine months of work at Lahey. Mr. Hanover received $938,000, including a $3,000/month "housing allowance." Northeast also found $560,000 to pay Mr. Laverty, the former CEO who had left in disgrace four years earlier.
No, it's really not about the money. It's really about a fundamental lack of respect for the people of Cape Ann whose lives and safety depend upon AGH. If that makes you mad, it's time to speak up and not stop.
Make no mistake. Once Lahey Health Systems was established, the corporate plan was to continue "downsizing" AGH into oblivion. Because of Partners for AGH, our hospital got a three-year reprieve from DPH. The clock is ticking.
Please attend the Lahey community forums on Oct. 9 and 11 and speak out. Then, on Oct. 30, join us at the Partners for AGH meeting at 6:30 at Sawyer Free Library.
Chairperson, Partners for Addison Gilbert Hospital


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Sergeant Michael B. Webb
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Public Affairs Branch
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Seven Die On Kentucky Roadways During New Year's Holiday Period
State ends 2007 with fewer highway fatalities than 2006
Date of News Release: 01/02/2008
(FRANKFORT, Ky.) - Preliminary statistics* indicate that seven people died in six separate crashes on Kentucky's roadways during the News Year's holiday period from 6:00 p.m. Friday, Dec. 28, 2007, through 11:59 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2008. This is one less fatality than during the 2006-2007 New Year's holiday period when eight people lost their lives in six crashes.
Preliminary data* indicates alcohol was a suspected factor in one of the six crashes. Six of the fatalities involved motor vehicles and none of the victims were wearing seat belts. One of the fatalities was a pedestrian.
One double fatality crash occurred in Ohio County. Single fatality crashes occurred in Christian, Clark, Clinton, Jefferson, and McCracken counties.
Preliminary statistics* indicate that a total of 852 people lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2007. Of the 689 motor vehicle fatalities, 388 victims were not wearing seat belts. Of the 93 motorcycle fatalities, 53 were not wearing helmets. Of the 24 ATV fatalities, 20 were not wearing helmets. There were 44 pedestrian fatalities and two bicycle fatalities. There were 201 fatalities as a result of alcohol-related crashes.
"There were 61* fewer highway fatalities in Kentucky during 2007 than in 2006, when a total of 913 people lost their lives in traffic crashes," notes Kentucky State Police Commissioner Rodney Brewer. "This 6.68 percent decrease is encouraging, but we must strive to do even better. Every decrease means lives saved and suffering avoided."
Brewer attributes a significant part of the highway fatality decrease to the passage of primary seatbelt legislation in 2006. This bill gave law enforcement officers authority to stop and cite motorists not using seat belts and imposed fines as well.
"Enforcement of the law started in January of 2007," explains Brewer. "This enforcement, combined with publicity, education and public cooperation, helped to raise seat belt usage in the state from 67.2 percent in 2006 to 71.8 percent in 2007."
"By using seat belts, lowering speeds, avoiding the use of alcohol and drugs while operating a motor vehicle and wearing a helmet while operating a motorcycle or ATV, we can further reduce needless deaths on Kentucky's roadways and make the state safer for everyone," says Brewer.
Citizens can contribute to highway safety by reporting erratic drivers to the Kentucky State Police toll-free at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state). Callers will remain anonymous and should give a description of the vehicle, location, direction of travel and license number if possible.
*These statistics are still preliminary as KSP waits for all local law enforcement agencies throughout the state to report any crashes and fatalities that may have occurred in their areas.


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Second suit filed over Nebraska immigrant license policy
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) _ A civil rights organization has filed a lawsuit targeting Nebraska's denial of driver's licenses for young immigrants who came into the country as children with their families.
The lawsuit by the Nebraska chapter of American Civil Liberties Union is the second one prompted by the state's refusal to recognize that young immigrants with work permits under an Obama administration policy are in the country legally.
The lawsuit names Gov. Dave Heineman and the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles as defendants. It was filed on behalf of four people in Nebraska, all of whom were brought to the U.S. as children, have graduated from local high schools and are now authorized under the federal Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program to work in the country.
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KENNEWICK, Wash. - A four day trial wrapped up Thursday with a guilty verdict for Jack Didley's general manager Matthew Hibbard. He was found guilty of third degree aggravated assault and now will spend some time in jail.Prosecutor Andy Miller said that guilty verdict will likely change the conduct standards for security personnel at bars and nightclubs."The state's claim is that he's not a monster. But he's not being charged with being a monster," Miller said during closing arguments.The victim in the Hibbard trial was Ben Ensign. He was dropped onto the sidewalk outside the bar and suffered brain damage. His family said he'll never be able to live independently again.
"Justice has to be done and they need to get laws in place to prevent this from happening again," said Ben's mother, Sheila Barichello."I think the message went out. I think a lot of bouncers or security personnel may have thought that conduct would be appropriate or at least may have questions but here the jury sent a clear message that is criminal negligence," Miller said.While several local bars refused to talk about this issue, the Branding Iron said their security personnel are well trained in avoiding physical confrontation."There have been incidents where we had to escort, but no force. I just don't believe in bodily contact. It's not necessary," said Lorna Davis of The Branding Iron.Which begs the question what is necessary force."That is a challenge right here and right on the borderline. We're always going to give somebody accused of a crime the benefit of the doubt. We think in this case it was well over the line and I think its just common sense. Dropping somebody's head from the distance of five feet is clearly outside people's common sense. Most people wouldn't do that," Miller said.Miller also said he thinks some night clubs and bars may begin to do more training and establish written procedures for bouncers or doormen. He hopes more bar owner let their employees know they will be held criminally accountable for their actions.


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Bring Everyone! 4 bedroom Bonita Ranch Vacation Home in San Diego
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Bonita Ca
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,285 - $ 2,285 / week
$ 6,975 - $ 6,975 / month
vacation rental description
Located just Southeast of San Diego's center and only minutes from just about anywhere you will want to visit in this lovely city there exists an affordable hidden treasure in San Diego's Bonita
community. Welcome to Bonita Ranch Vacation Home! Truly your home away from home.
Whether you are all about the extended family experience or a small group of friends and business associates traveling to our city. We think you will find this well-appointed, spacious 2,000 square foot home can be configured to suit your needs perfectly.
Three of the four bedrooms can be outfitted with either a King size bed or two XL twin beds providing maximum flexibility to accommodate your group.
The fourth bedroom has a queen bed.
The living room can be closed off with French doors and has a sofa sleeper with a pull out full size bed.
All combined the home easily accommodates up to 10 people. All beds are extremely comfortable luxurious beds like you would find at the finest hotels. You're going to sleep soundly!
You'll love the fully stocked open chef's kitchen that opens up to the family and dining rooms. The
interior design is comfortable and family friendly. Up to two dogs are welcome, woof!
The park like landscaping is awesome, there are fruit trees, a deck oasis, patio tables and plenty of little spots to read a book, suntan or just relax. You'll find shade or sunshine somewhere on the property most anytime!
Full on site laundry with washer and dryer is included. Linens, extra towels, and even beach towels
are included.
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house rental amenities
All the comforts of home:
Two flat screen TV's
DVD player
Netflicks (over 2,000 free movies)
High speed wireless internet
Writing desk
Coffee maker
Professional Stove with griddle
Reverse osmosis filtered water
Gas barbeque
Boogie boards
2 car garage
Iron and Ironing board
Washer and drier
Beach towels
activities and attractions in San Diego San Diego Area
Bonita offers easy access to all San Diego, we are just:
5 minutes to Bonita Mall, grocery stores, restaurants, golf
and Hiking trails
15 minutes to Knott's Soak City, and the Mexico border
20 minutes to the Coronado Hotel and beaches, (Coronado has one of beaches where dogs are allowed) Gas Lamp District, Downtown, San Diego convention center.
25 minutes to the world renowned San Diego Zoo, Balboa Park,
Sea World, Mission Bay Park, Ocean Beach and dog park, Mission Beach and
Lindbergh International Airport
30 Minutes to Cowles Mtn and Torrey Pines
45 minutes to San Diego Zoo Safari Park in North County
vacation rental rates
Min four night stay
$450 deposit required within 72 hours of booking to hold reservation
$125 non refundable cleaning fee
$75 Admin. fee
Full rental due at time of check in by Cashiers Check
Roman Beltran 619 838-1930
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Top things to do in San Diego
- Visit the San Diego Zoo
- Watch a play at the world renowned Old Globe
- Take a harbor cruize
- Visit Old Town
- See California's first mission
Top things to do on a budget
- Picnic at Predio or Kate Sessions parks
- Hike Torrey Pines or Cowles Mountain
- Catch a free concert or art festival
- Visit a farmers market and meet the locals
- Visit Balboa Park and mueums
Top things to do with a family
- Rent kayaks in La Jolla, get the whales perspective
- Ride bikes at Mission Beach boardwalk
- Take surfing lessons
- Rent a sailboat
- Visit every beach along the coast, one a day!
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When is it time to give up your keys and let someone else do the driving? For many people, that's a tough decision to make. According to AAA, 37 million drivers will be 65 years old or older by 2020, and 90 percent of them will still be licensed to drive. Getting older doesn't automatically mean you should stop driving, but it does mean that a potentially difficult conversation may have to be had.Rev. John Brown, Sr. knows how hard that decision could be. He's a World War II veteran who is one of the distinguished Monford Point Marines. He was even awarded the Congressional Gold Medal. But what might be just as impressive to many people? At 88 years old, he still drives. Brown's son, John, Jr., tells FOX 5 his father still drives to the grocery store, the cleaners, and sometimes, he drives on dates. He says he closely monitors his dad's driving, but so does the Reverend. He tells us he no longer likes to drive at night because he doesn't like the bright lights.But both father and son know that one day, they'll have to have what many call "the conversation" when they make a decision about when John, Sr. will have to give up his keys. Emory University clinical assistant professor Carolyn Clevenger, who specializes in Gerontology, says age is just a number, and instead, older drivers should focus on their ability. She says vision, mobility, and cognition are all factors to consider when making the difficult decision. According to Clevenger, good vision should include peripheral and depth perception, and the ability to plan and execute movement based on what's going on around them. She also says while certain limitations can be accommodated, you should pay attention to their driving history, including accidents or unexplained scratches and dents on the car.And when the time comes to take the keys, Clevenger says many families simply hide the keys or disable the car, but you can also get creative. She says some people create a contract years in advance, writing out on paper that when they tell their elderly family members to stop driving, there won't be an argument.If that plan doesn't work, Clevenger says you should plan to have a series of conversations, and give it some time. But if all else fails and the case is extreme, you can choose to involve the police. Certain conditions-- like macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy or a history of seizures-- mean you cannot legally drive. If you're having trouble getting the keys relinquished voluntarily from an elderly family member, you can request what is called a behind-the-wheel driving evaluation.Rev. Brown tells FOX 5 he'll give up his keys when he's 95, but his son says it could be sooner.For more tips and information on how to decide when it's time to give up driving, click here for a more details from Emory University's website.
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I have just stumbled on an article on Slashdot about Google Go. A programming language which was initially developed internally and it's now been open-sourced.
Over the past few months I have been working with Erlang on multi-process distributed systems. Concurrency in Go is based on the same model Erlang uses: Hoare's Communicating Sequential Processes, or CSP.
Go's concurrency primitives derive from a different part of the family tree whose main contribution is the powerful notion of channels as first class objects.
The thing I appreciate the most of Erlang is how easy it is to distribute – even over a network – and monitor processes. After skimming through Go's documentation I couldn't help but notice the lack of integrated network-distribution of processes or goroutines, as they are called.
This for me means that while Go, exactly like Erlang and Occam, simplifies the approach to multi-threaded programming (at least from a developer's point of view), it doesn't go all the way and leaves developers to deal with distribution of processes over a network on their own.
This is a perfectly acceptable design choice in the name of flexibility, however it creates a whole new bunch of use cases for the developers to deal with, such as sending channels/channels-data over the network).
What I don't like of Erlang is its handling of strings, which makes it unsuitable for a number of application that could benefit greatly from its multi-processing capabilities. Very few people would recommend Erlang as a high performance string manipulation language. To quote Sendmail's case study in implementing their Sendmail load balancing "Client Daemon" in Erlang:
…But Erlang's treatment of strings as lists of bytes is as elegant as it is impractical. The factor-of-eight storage expansion of text, as well as the copying that occurs during message-passing, cripples Erlang for all but the most performance-insensitive text-processing applications.
Go totally wins on this.
If you now asked me to pick one to use. I'd still go for Erlang.
Functional languages and CSP are changing the way big companies approach the development of business critical applications. In the last year alone I have seen the number of positions advertised for Erlang developers in the financial sector multiply.
Go, if it continues on this path definitely has a chance of making it there. Open-sourcing the language is the right decision to give it the exposure to real-life scenarios that tend to accelerate the growth and adoption rate.


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The victory over George Mason marked the first time since Jan. 6, 1992 that the Tigers beat the Patriots. It also marked the first time that Towson beat the Patriots in Fairfax since Dec. 13, 1977.
The Tigers' 17th win of the season gave Towson its highest single season victory total since 1993-94 when they posted a 21-9 record.
Lou Henson Award finalist Jerrelle Benimon led the Tigers with a career-high 31 points as he made 10 of 14 shots from the floor. He also had seven rebounds, four assists and two blocked shots. Junior Marcus Damas posted a season-high 23 points as he connected on 8 of 13 shots.
With the score tied at 81-81 in overtime, graduate student Bilal Dixon scored the go-ahead basket off a tip-in with 37 seconds left. With 7.6 seconds remaining, Benimon blocked a shot by Erik Copes. Damas grabbed the rebound, was fouled and made two free throws to give the Tigers an 85-81 advantage.
The Tigers held the Patriots to one-for-seven shooting in the overtime period.
However, Towson's seventh win in its last eight games did not come easy. With 1:03 remaining in regulation, the Tigers had a 76-69 lead. But, Patrick Holloway hit two three-points in the final 50 seconds and Anali Okoloji nailed a three-pointer with 1.2 seconds left to send the game into overtime.
Despite not leading since the game was 2-0, the Patriots took the game into overtime. George Mason scored the first basket in overtime to take an 81-79 lead before Benimon's basket with 1:56 left tied the game for the sixth time.
Led by Benimon, the Tigers owned a 46-36 halftime advantage. The junior forward scored 22 points on 8-for-9 shooting in the opening period. The game was tied three times, including a 32-32 deadlock with 5:02 left in the half. But a tip-in by Dixon sparked an 8-0 run as Towson outscored George Mason 14-4 over the final five minutes of the half.
In the second half, the Patriots came back and tied the game at 53-53 on a tip-in by Copes with 11:24 left in regulation.
But, the Tigers used another 8-0 run to take a 61-53 lead with 8:12 left, setting the stage for the Patriots' last-minute comeback.
Dixon led the Tigers with 10 rebounds as Towson outrebounded George Mason, 46-39.
Towson closes out the season on Saturday when the Tigers host Hofstra in their final Towson Center game ever at 4 p.m.


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Hillsboro Beach Oceanfront Condo on Hillsboro Mile in Deerfield Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2½
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
- rates (USD) $ 2,900 - $ 3,000 / month
vacation rental description
Beautiful large condo on the ocean, 2,000 s.f., includes a 300 s.f.
balcony with great ocean breezes and views. Completely renovated
including new furniture.
2 bedrooms(king size bed in master), 2 1/2 baths, master bath with
jacuzzi tub, shower and linen closet, large walk in closet, large
eat-in kitchen, living room, dining room, washer and dryer in unit,
cable, elevators, heated pool, jacuzzi, 2 private secured parking
Across the street you can enjoy the parade of boats on the
Living room and master bedroom have sliding glass doors to the
balcony to enjoy an amazing sunrise.
condo rental amenities
* Private beach
* Clubhouse
* BBQ area
* 2 exercise rooms
* Men and women lockers and showers
* Sauna
* Tennis court
* Marina
* Heated pool and jacuzzi
* Additional secured guest parking spaces.
activities and attractions in Deerfield Beach Atlantic Coast South
Walk on the beach to the Hillsboro Lighthouse Inlet and Marina (2.5
miles) and the Deerfield
Beach Pier (1.5 miles)
Mintues away from fine oceanfront restuarants, pubs and bars.
Close to shopping.
Close to golf courses for all levels of players.
Enjoy watersports at the Deerfield Beach and Pompano Beach piers.
Enjoy ocean sport fishing from nearby marinas.
vacation rental rates
Available immediately.
Winter - $3,000/month ($US), 3 month min, utilities included.
Spring, Summer, Fall - $2,900/month ($US), 1 month min, utilities
Refundable security deposit $500.00
Exit cleaning fee $100.00
Available year round.
Possible yearly rental, price negotiable.
Rental exchange will be considered. Please contact owner.
The unit is also for sale, please contact owner for details.
For the comfort of future guests, no smoking or pets allowed.
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It's Christmas Eve once again and time to "wrap up" the year in entertainment.
On the Television Screen
I was relieved to see Dexter come roaring back after last year's ridiculous storyline. I know Michael C. Hall is working for that ol' Emmy nom but I think he's getting serious competition from ex-wife Jennifer Carpenter, who did some really fine work with her character's…uh…conflicted personality? Her confession of her love for her brother was just terrific, as was the choice to run and clutch LaGuerta's dying body after shooting her. As we head to the series' possible final season, there's nowhere to go but down. Debra is doomed and Dexter has lost whatever morality "the code" provided him. I just know someone is going to die. Deb wouldn't let Dexter go to prison and I don't think Dexter would allow himself to be caught.
Also riveting this year was The Walking Dead. Well, the season is technically not finished yet, but getting away from the farm has given the sow some welcome momentum. The creepy Governor (David Morrissey) of creepy Woodbury adds great interest, but what's the deal with Andrea (Laurie Holden) jumping into the sack with all the messed-up bastards? First it was Shane (Jon Bernthal) and now this guy? Bad choices, lady. Apropos of nothing, I think that if someone ever does a movie about the making of Last House on the Left (which is a great idea, by the way), Bernthal should play David Hess.
Probably the most affecting scene this season occurred when young Carl (Chandler Riggs), who's just shot his mother (Sarah Wayne Callies) after a gruesome and fatal Caesarean, carries the baby out to Rick (Andrew Lincoln) who, realizing what has happened, breaks down. I was simultaneously blubbering and marveling at the fact that a show about zombies was doing that to me.
The killing of Jimmy (Michael Pitt) in last season's finale of Boardwalk Empire tore the heart out of that show, I'm afraid. All we have left now are heartless bastards — even Margaret (Kelly McDonald), who is destined to become an even more heartless bastard now that her side piece Mr. Sleater (Charlie Cox) is dead. And just as we were starting to grow fond of Nucky's side piece, Billie (Meg Steedle), she explodes. At least we still have Jack Huston's Harrow, a character who's strange and enigmatic but not exactly heartwarming, but it's sad that Bobby Cannavalle's sadistic pervert, Gyp, the thorn in Nucky's side, is already toast. Now we need to see if Nucky can regain some humanity or just continue repelling (or killing) everyone who was once close to him.
Breaking Bad is definitely heading into its last season, and it's got the same dramatic conflicts Dexter does. Bryan Cranston's Walter White has transformed from a cancer-stricken family man into a hardass drug lord and pretty damn ruthless killer who even terrifies his wife (Anna Gunn). It's in those scenes with Jesse (the terrific Aaron Paul) that his humanity can still be glimpsed, and that's what helps make the show so compelling.
The added tension includes brother-in-law Hank (Dean Norris) is starting to get hot on his trail. And he's teamed up with Todd (Jesse Plemons), a hair-trigger douchebag who killed an innocent kid just for being there. I predict Walter will move to Central America and become the Heisenberg he always dreamed of being. Or maybe he'll get his brains blown out.
I'm looking forward to the returns of Nurse Jackie, Shameless and The Borgias, but The Big C really need to be taken off life support. By the time the douche husband Paul (Oliver Platt) become a world-famous "blogger" and hooked up with Susan Sarandon's ridiculous self-help guru while the son (Gabriel Basso) was doing his religious girlfriend in the back so she'd remain a "virgin," it was just too absurd for words.
The Cinema
2012 was really a desolate wasteland for Weird Movie Village-style movies aside from the wonderful Cabin in the Woods. To be honest, I didn't see many of the others, but hell, look at the list. A movie about demonic possession that's only PG-13 is absurd. Plus, I couldn't get that damn INXS song out of my head every time I saw the poster on a bus stand. And I've never gotten into the Underwear — er, I mean Underworld series. Worst of all, when I saw that Sinister was "from the makers of Paranormal Activity and Insidious" — any film that needs to be linked to those suckfests is required non-viewing in my book. They're not scary and they're actually insulting in their stupidity and pandering. If you must see a "found footage" film, see Chronicle.
Vincent D'Onofrio's Don't Go in the Woods turned out to be an unwatchable disappointment, and my initial interest in Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter quickly cooled when I learned that screenwriter Seth Grahame-Smith was also responsible for Tim Burton's flatulent Dark Shadows revamp. Probably the biggest genre disappointment was the computer-animated Paranorman, which started out wonderfully with bizarre character design and a bent storyline, only to devolve into a Hocus Pocus ripoff (and Hocus Pocus is more fun to watch!)
Happily, films from other genres stepped in to filled the void. Darting in and out of theaters quicker than a Manhattan bike messenger was the Joseph Gordon-Levitt starrer Premium Rush, the action film for biking devotees, which is probably a rather small focus group, but being part of that community, I loved it. Also with Gordon-Levitt was Looper, which pleased the sci-fi crowd, but the absurdity-piled-upon-absurdity climax left me cold. I still roar when I watch 21 Jump Street on cable, but the initially amusing Ted has faded into a dull memory.
Robert Zemeckis' Flight will certainly bring Denzel Washington another Oscar nod, and he deserves it — his portrayal of the alcoholic, unwitting "hero" pilot demonstrates true stripped-to-the-core excellence. Gus Van Sant's Promised Land, starring and co-written by Matt Damon and John Krasinski, is getting an unfairly lukewarm reception. Sure, it wears its heart on its sleeve, but it does so in a most involving way, and Van Sant populates his film with very real characters. Matt's pal Ben Affleck did a nice job with Argo, pulling double duty as star and director. The tense opening scene reminded me of something Costa-Gavras would do. And Alan Arkin is very funny as the world-weary producer of the fake film.
Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty, torture controversy aside, is a gripping 80-minute film stretched out to almost twice that length. Of course, the critics are swooning over it, but there was never a point at which I made a visceral connection to it. Any intensity it may have had really dissipated over its bloated run time. The Hobbit, which has been slammed again and again for its length, its art direction, the HFR and crappy 3D, deserves most of the slams, but I have my reservations. Sure, Jackson is slavishly indulging his love of overblown epics, but as I recall the first LOTR in 2001 was a nightmare of boring exposition, not really clicking until we got to the second and third chapters, so who knows? I kind of enjoyed the last 40 minutes when we finally got to meet Gollum, and the climactic confrontation with the Orcs was pretty good.
The biggest surprise of the year for me had to be Life of Pi. The name and the trailer made me think that it was going to be silly, but I was wrong. We're talking about Ang Lee, after all. Has he ever made a wretched film? Whoops — The Hulk. Anyhow, I saw Life of Pi at the Arclight Hollywood in 3D and was completely transported by the opening credits with their bright, colorful, multidimensional close-ups of animals at probably the most beautiful zoo in the world. And whoever does opening credits these days? The 3D is used as judiciously as Scorsese's Hugo and the digital effects are jaw-dropping.
The Year in Music
I saw the Dandy Warhols in concert for the third time (every time at the Wiltern…hmm) and decided that I want to "Grateful Dead" them — follow them around the country and see them everywhere they play. Their newish album, "This Machine," is great, particularly the track "Autumn Carnival." I also saw the Grammy-nominated Fun at the Wiltern along with a thousand hysterical teenage girls. Oh, well…I must admit it was a good show and I got this really great picture of a confetti bomb going off over the audience. Their album, "Some Nights," with the inescapable "We Are Young," is okay, except for the songs that have too much autotune. Frontman Nate Ruess has a great voice and doesn't need to sound like Justin Lesbeaver.
Smashing Pumpkins and Counting Crows were also a treat to see this year, with the pumpkins playing "Oceania" in its entirety and then settling down to knock out some old classics including Bowie's "Space Oddity." My favorite Pumpkins event of the year, though, was the release of "Mellon Collie" on vinyl for the first time in the U.S. Crows also have a decent release, "Underwater Sunshine," which is all covers, but well-chosen, with Pure Prairie League's "Aimee" a favorite.
The very best concert I saw this year, though, had to be My Morning Jacket. Damn, that was a good show. They did many songs from 2008's "Evil Urges," which is just a terrific album. And as an added bonus, frontman Jim James' mane of long curly hair would close over his face from time to time as he sang, giving the impression that Cousin Itt was performing. At one point, I think it was during "Touch Me I'm Going to Scream pt. 2," I was totally mesmerized by the music. Looking around the audience, I saw that pretty much everyone was in the same blissed-out state that I was in.
Next year Blur needs to regroup and come to Los Angeles. That's an order. I bought the vinyl box set and even "Dr Dee." That's commitment.


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NEWTON — Newton is joining other communities in banning synthetic drugs, one of which is commonly known as K2.
Newton Police Chief Mike Swick approached Newton City Council Tuesday about implementing an ordinance that would put Newton more in line with other local cities that have already banned the synthetic substances.
The ordinance would make it illegal to buy, sell or possess "synthetic alternative drugs," such as the synthetic marijuana, K2.
"The problem is that there's no state statute to come some of these things," Swick said. "We've noticed that this has been coming to Newton."
Swick said the ordinance may need to be amended in the future to cover all the substances it would include. The council voted unanimously to approve the ordinance.
The council also voted Tuesday on a long discussed revision to the health care plan that would have city officials using the Jasper County Health Department for many of their needs. The changes to the health care agreement will take effect on July 1.
"It should be a good thing for all of us," said city Treasurer Connie Tate.
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The retired Salem businessman and his wife made a special trip to Hillsdale Liquor off Capitol Highway to make one extravagant purchase.
Shellenberg purchased a 50-year-old bottle of Glenfiddich Scotch whisky at a price of $27,000.
"My grandfather, who is originally from Scotland, he was a Scotch drinker and his favorite was Glenfiddich," Shellenberg said.
Shellenberg said he even toured the distillery with his grandfather 40 years ago and has been a loyal customer ever since.
But $27,000 for a bottle of Scotch?
"I could have spent money on a sports car or something else," he said. "I just happened to choose that I like Glenfiddich Scotch and this was interesting to me, it was different, it's not something somebody down the street or someone else in Oregon has."
Shellenberg is one of only six people in the country to purchase one of the 50 such bottles released worldwide each year.
The handcrafted bottle arrived at the liquor store in a locked leather case.
"There's a knot that's tied by a world champion fly fisherman," said Mitch Bechard, Glenfiddich ambassador for western U.S. "And his job is to tie knots and he does this for us by hand for each bottle."
This isn't just some trophy bottle for Shellenberg either. He plans to drink every drop of that $27,000 bottle of Scotch.
He doesn't have any set plan to crack it open yet, however. Instead, he said he'll likely do it sometime in the next year as a special event with his family.
"For a while, we'll look at it and admire it and it's good for show and tell," he said. "But then there comes a time when, you know, the seal's going to be broken and opened because I just have to know what it tastes like."
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"September 8th ... we had 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14 officers there on just the 8th, when we had the stabbing down there," said Captain Tim Pillack of Waterloo Police.
14 officers in one night, and between the fights, assaults and the stabbing, police were there too often. So in September, the property was declared a "chronic nuisance," meaning police could bill the owner for their hours. Then, days later, there was a fight in front of the building -- involving sixty people.
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We wanted to ask the owners what they're changing, so we went to the Club 319, but nobody was there.
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The City Solicitor for the City of Northwood and the Wood County Prosecuting Attorney also filed a complaint Friday asking that the Woodville Mall be permanently closed to the public.
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The complaint identifies multiple hazards within the mall, including large holes and collapsed areas in the roof leaking water into public and non-public area of the mall, a partially non-functioning fire suppression and alarm system, no heat due to unpaid gas bills and pervasive mold and mildew.
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City and county officials have been working for months with representatives of the mall owner. The company has indicated it does not have the financial ability to make the needed repairs and upgrades to the roof and fire suppression system.
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Emma Jean Breiner, 81, of Bertrand, Nebraska
Funeral Services for Emma Jean Breiner will be conducted from the Westmark Evangelical Free Church in rural Loomis, Nebraska on Wednesday, November 23, 2011 at 3:00 p.m. with Reverend Rick Smith, officiating. Following the traditional funeral, cremation will take place and a private family inurnment will be held at a later date.
Emma Jean Breiner, 81 years of age, of Bertrand, Nebraska, passed away on Saturday, November 19, 2011 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Kearney, Nebraska. Emma Jean was born September 7, 1930 in Galesburg, Illinois, the eldest of three children born to Howard and Alice (Furr) Morris. Emma Jean graduated with the class of 1948, at Galesburg High School in Galesburg, Illinois and then pursued higher education at the Western Illinois University, receiving her Bachelor's Degree in Education.
On January 20, 1957, Emma Jean was united in marriage to Everett Breiner at her mother's home. To this union three children were born: Diane, Howard and David. The couple made their home in Illinois before moving West and retiring in Bertrand in 2000.
Emma Jean loved anything to do with Cardinal Birds. She enjoyed collecting them, from Christmas cards to other various knick-knacks. She was a member of the Westmark Evangelical Free Women's Bible Study.
Emma Jean leaves to mourn her husband, Everett; three children: Diane Fullerton and fiancé, Jim Grigsby of Bertrand, Howard Breiner and special friend, Sharon of Lexington, Kentucky, David Breiner and his wife, Malita of Vallejo, California; 12 grandchildren: 3 great-grandchildren; one brother, Richard Morris and his wife, Margaret of Illinois; one sister, Mary Lester of Princeton, Illinois; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Besides her parents, Emma Jean was preceded in death by a brother-in-law, Harold Lester.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, November 22, 2011 at the Sandstrom Funeral Home in Bertrand from 1:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. with the family greeting from 6:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m.
A memorial has been established in her memory and will be designated to the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation.
Expressions of caring and kindness can be sent to the family at www.nelsonbauerfh.com.
The Sandstrom Funeral Home of Bertrand is in charge of the arrangements.
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