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Online Black Friday Sales Starting Early at Walmart, Best Buy, Kmart, Sears
Online Black Friday Sales are starting EARLY this year… are you ready to shop?
Best Buy Black Friday Sales 2013
Here are the Best Buy Black Friday Sales for 2013 – you will be able to get these deals online as well starting on Thanksgiving Day.
Kmart Black Friday Ad 2013
Here are the best deals from this this year's Kmart Black Friday Ad!
Many deals will start early online this Sunday – with Triple Doorbuster Online Event for ShopYourWayRewards members. Then you can shop online again starting Thursday. A Special Thanks to CuckooforCouponDeals for this year's Kmart Black Friday Deals!
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Kohl's $5 Off $5 Coupon for Black Friday! (Barbie Fasionista Dolls only $.94!?)
I just got this mailer today from Kohls with a $5 off $5 Purchase Coupon for the Kohl's Black Friday Ad (11/28 – 11/29) It will make some HOT Freebies & Deals, check it out!
Target Holiday Price Match Policy + Shopping Tips
Target Holiday & Black Friday Tips
Target is one of my favorite places to shop because of their fantastic year-round price-match policy, bountiful coupons and new Carthweel savings, and the Free Shipping and 5% OFF granted to all RedCard Debit or credit card users. I'm a big fan of free shipping – it helps you avoid situations where you might find yourself trying to slip a giant ImagiNext castles under your coat so the kids don't see. Yes – I have done this. No, I don't want to do it again. (Read our post about the ninja-skills required to Christmas shop with kids.)
Unfortunately, the employees at Target aren't always as well-informed of their own policies as we might hope – and there is nothing more frustrating that making a special trip for a hot deal only to be turned down because of misinformation. Prepare yourself for some great hassle-free deals by going over these Target Holiday & Black Friday Tips – and follow the links to print out the Target Price Match Policy so you won't run into any issues!
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Walmart Black Friday Blitz Ad (Nov. 22) | HOT Deals In-Store and Online!
We broke the news earlier this week about the Walmart Black Friday Ad starting a whole week EARLY. Now you can start shopping Walmart Black Friday Deals on November 22 at 8 am, both in-stores and online! Here is the full list of specials- with direct links to most of the items to buy them on the WalmartBlack Friday Online sale. Thanks so very much to IHearttheMart for compiling this list of Walmart Black Friday Blitz Deals!
Big Lots Black Friday Ad 2013
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AUSTRAC Service Charter
The AUSTRAC Service Charter outlines the standards of service that you can expect from us, with the aim of promoting an open and transparent approach to our service delivery.
The AUSTRAC Service Charter was developed in accordance with the Commonwealth Government's Client Service Charter Principles 2000. The principles provide guidance to government agencies in meeting high levels of service to the community.
About AUSTRAC
AUSTRAC is Australia's anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regulator and specialist financial intelligence unit.
Our purpose is to protect the integrity of Australia's financial system and contribute to the administration of justice through our expertise in countering money laundering and the financing of terrorism. We do this by overseeing compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 (AML/CTF Act) and the Financial Transaction Reports Act 1988 (FTR Act).
We have offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Brisbane. You can contact our central Help Desk by telephone during business hours. You can access our online services via the internet.
We may also visit your premises as part of our supervisory program. In most instances we will advise you in advance of our proposed visits.
Who is covered by this Charter?
AUSTRAC deals directly with:
In our regulatory role we oversee compliance with the requirements of the AML/CTF Act and FTR Act by a wide range of financial services providers, bullion sellers, designated remittance service providers, the gaming industry and other specified reporting entities and cash dealers.
What you can expect from us
You can expect that we will:
Your obligations
Individuals and businesses with obligations under the AML/CTF and FTR Acts
Individuals and businesses captured by the AML/CTF Act and FTR Act are known to AUSTRAC as 'regulated entities'. AUSTRAC expects regulated entities to:
Some businesses such as motor vehicle dealers and solicitors continue to be captured under the FTR Act and their obligations include transaction reporting.
Travelling into and out of Australia
Travellers entering or departing Australia are required to report any currency they are carrying of $10,000 or more in Australian dollars, or the foreign currency equivalent. Note: Mailing or shipping currency of $10,000 or more in Australian dollars, or the foreign currency equivalent, must also be reported.
At the request of either a customs or police officer, travellers entering or departing Australia may also be required to declare whether they are carrying a bearer negotiable instrument (BNI). Common examples of BNIs are cheques, promissory notes, traveller's cheques, bearer bonds, money orders and postal orders.
The AUSTRAC website provides detailed information on regulated entities' obligations. AUSTRAC's Supervision Strategy can be located on AUSTRAC's strategies page.
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AUSTRAC makes a number of decisions under various pieces of Commonwealth legislation that may affect you. Some examples of such legislation are the AML/CTF Act, the FTR Act, and the Freedom of Information Act 1982. If we have made a decision that directly affects you, you may have rights connected with the decision. This section of the Charter provides you with an overview of those rights and how to exercise them.
Members of the public
If you have a general enquiry about AUSTRAC activities and programs you are welcome to contact the AUSTRAC Help Desk on 1300 021 037 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
How you can tell us what you think of our services
AUSTRAC is committed to continuous improvement and we welcome your feedback. If you are not satisfied with our services you have the right to make a complaint. Complaints can be made in writing to the AUSTRAC Help Desk: Address: Law Courts PO Box 13173, Melbourne, Vic 8010 Facsimile: 03 8636 0508 Email: email@example.com All complaints are recorded and monitored and you will be kept informed during the resolution process. If you are not satisfied with the way your complaint is being handled you can contact the Help Desk Manager on: 1300 021 037 (local call cost within Australia).
How to contact us
The AUSTRAC Help Desk is the central contact point for external enquiries. These can be made by phone, email, mail and fax.
Address: Law Courts PO Box 13173, Melbourne, Vic 8010
The Help Desk is open Monday to Friday during the hours of 8.30am - 5.00pm (Australian Eastern Standard Time).
The Help Desk is closed on public holidays.
AUSTRAC aims to answer all phone queries at the point of call. However, if required, more complex queries are referred to specialist areas within AUSTRAC for further consideration.
We aim to respond to email queries and written correspondence in a timely manner. Generally, an initial response will be provided within two working days.
It is important to note that during peak periods there may be some delay in response times.
If you need an interpreter or translation service to assist you with an enquiry to the Help Desk, we can provide one at no cost to you. Please call the Translating and Interpreting Service on 131 450 and ask them to call AUSTRAC on 1300 021 037.
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AUSTRAC website
A range of information is published on AUSTRAC's website and you may find it useful to view the website to see if the information you require is available prior to contacting us. In line with our aim to improve services, we are currently reviewing our website to identify ways of enhancing the services we provide.
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AUSTRAC will respect individuals' rights to privacy and confidentiality. Personal information collected by AUSTRAC will:
The information collected may be disclosed to certain revenue, law enforcement, national security, regulatory and social justice bodies and disclosed to other Commonwealth and international bodies pursuant to Part 11, Division 4 of the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006.
All records containing personal information are stored securely in accordance with AUSTRAC's Security Policy.
You can request documents that we hold
The Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act) gives every person the right to obtain access to documents held by AUSTRAC, subject to specific exemptions which are set out in the FOI Act.
The FOI Act also creates a right to amend/correct misleading or out-of-date information; however, it does not create a right to have documents created or destroyed.
Requests for documents can be sent to AUSTRAC either by post or email to:
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Potential FOI applicants should also check the information AUSTRAC has published under its Information Publication Scheme (IPS) and FOI disclosure log to see if the information they seek is already publicly available.
Reporting on our performance
AUSTRAC standards of service delivery are regularly monitored to ensure ongoing high levels of service to you.
AUSTRAC service standard outcomes are reported on each year in the AUSTRAC Annual Report under the section about the Service Charter and in the section on Help Desk performance.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - A woman was seriously injured when a large section of roof collapsed at Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Gainesville.
Fire officials say they don't know what caused 30-by-50-foot section of roof to fall Thursday afternoon. Alachua County building inspectors are investigating.
Alachua County Fire Rescue spokesman Ed Kennedy says the woman was in the kitchen of the church's community center when the accident happened.
He says the woman was taken to Shands Hospital in serious condition. He said it took about 35 minutes to free the woman from the rubble.
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Wisconsin rushed for a school-record 564 yards in a 62-14 victory over Indiana on Saturday at Memorial Stadium. With the win, the Badgers (7-3, 4-2) clinched a trip to the Big Ten Championship game.
This contest was built as the biggest game for the IU program since at least 2007. Indiana (4-6, 2-4) defeated Illinois and Iowa the two previous weeks to get in the mix in the Leaders Division. Ohio State and Penn State are ineligible for the title game, so a win would have put the Hoosiers on the inside track for the Big Ten Championship game. But the Hoosiers struggled on both sides of the ball.
Here are the highlights.
Key play: James White had a 69-yard rushing touchdown with 13 seconds left in the second quarter to give the Badgers a 24-7 lead. The run came on a third-and-16 play.
Stats: Wisconsin running back Montee Ball rushed for 198 yards and three touchdowns. White had 161 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Wisconsin won with quarterback Curt Phillips throwing just seven passes. … IU quarterback Cameron Coffman went 25 of 46 for 233 yards. He had two touchdowns and two interceptions.
Starting role: Defensive tackle Adam Replogle made his 45th career start. That matched offensive linemen Tim Radtke (1985-88) and Enoch Demar (1999-2002) for the Indiana record for career starts.
Notes: Sixteen Hoosiers participated in senior day activities: defensive tackle Larry Black, Jr., running back David Blackwell, fullback Dimitrius Carr-Watson, fullback Mike Carter, defensive end Javon Cornley, offensive lineman Charlie Chapman, kicker Nick Freeland, defensive tackle Jerrell Kirlew, tight end Charles Love III, center Will Matte, defensive tackle Tyler McGuigan, defensive tackle Adam Replogle, punter Chad Roggeman, defensive tackle Nicholas Sliger, punter Mitchell Voss and safety Alexander Webb.
"You never want to give up 564 yards. That's not our defense and not what we represent. But give credit to Wisconsin. They came out and hit us in the mouth. We've got to improve, take the steps to keep looking forward. I know my teammates will keep working. We'll bounce back."
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Gerald Levert Albums
→In My Songs
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Fortox Wrestling - The Beginning.
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Fortox Wrestling - The Beginning.
Monday, February 4th, 2013
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A new wrestling promotion known as "Fortox Wrestling" is rumored to be opening up soon. Man named Clayton Knox has talked about the promotion as being "real wrestling and stories that any fan can get behind. Already a seemingly large promotion, Knox has stated that he has at least 7 other people who will invest in, and work on the promotion with him. The rumored budget for the promotion will be $35 million, making them more than a small company. The company is head-quartered in San Francisco, California.
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"Fortox Wrestling", a new promotion for professional wrestling, is opening up soon, head-quartered in San Francisco, California Rumor is they are said to have a very wealthy owner who is willing to spend a lot of it, along with many other staff members who will help him out. Rumor is that the current budget is $428 million, making them one of the most wealthy promotions in the world.
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A man named Clayton Knox has started up a new promotion that he hopes to quickly make something out of. Head-quartered in San Francisco, California, and known as Fortox Wrestling, the uniquely-named promotion is said to be a very wealthy company with about 24 million dollars in their budget.
Originally Posted by
We interviewed the man who is starting up a new wrestling promotion, which is already rumored to be pretty large.
: Hello Clayton; great to have you today.
: Yeah, cool to be here, I suppose.
: Clayton, I'd like to start with one of the first questions that I'm sure everybody's been asking;
what caused you to choose such a crazy name as Fortox?
Does the word mean something or what?
I thought of a cool name so I jumbled the 26 letters of the alphabet from Scrabble and accidentally left a second O in there. Yeah.
: Okay then. This takes us to our next question; what differentiates you from other wrestling promotions, both independent, and global?
: I think what you can expect from us is a product that is in touch with the fan base. By that I don't mean hiring Russo so he can have 5 swerves per week, and wrestlers can turn dispositions once a month, and I don't mean spending half of the show talking about my stupid glithy app with constant crashing that I've created and not tested at all, or showing off that one of my wrestlers is trending on Twitter; I mean actually showing what the crowd wants. If my top face is universally booed by the crowd that's older than twelve, he's not gonna go over the heel that consistently outpops him every night. That's what the ICW - Internet Community Wrestling wants, after all.
: What experience do you have, if any? Why do you feel that you can be the owner of such a huge company?
: I watch wrestling a lot, and I read on the internet who the fans think draw. I made my own promotion in EWR and took over and eventually bought out WWE on
: Impressive. I could only do it on Easy. Now, next question, that's very important; where and how will you showcase your product? Will it be on TV, independe-
: I've already got a Television deal with Spike TV!.
: Really? That doesn't make sense, I though-
: Of course not fucktwit. I do have a legitimate deal with ESPN 2, however.
: Wow, great news! When will it air?
: We haven't worked that out yet, but you should see it some time in the next few weeks, and we will have one show that runs for one-hour. That's all that I've guaranteed.
: That is good news. Fast progress. Do you have anybody confirmed onto your roster yet?
: Yes; Scott Steiner. We will have him do 1-hour long promos every show. Not sure about who else we'll have on our roster, but I'll need to sign somebody he can shoot on.
: One final question, because the various insiders seem to be unsure on this one; what is your company's budget?
: We currently have an undisclosed number of dollars to spend.
: Alright then, well thank you very much Clayton, and we hope to see your product soon!
: Adios.
Big Poppa Pump
@ScottSteiner the rumurs of me sining in that fourtox crap place r false! nobody evr talked to me about it! the big booty daddy goes where he wants!
Don West
@DonWestDeals I can confirm that I have been signed by Fortox Wrestling as a marketer and color commentator! Excited to get started!
Clayton Knox
@KnoxTheBoss First show made official for Saturday, February 9th. Live on ESPN2 at 10:00 Eastern Time and 7:00 Pacific. It will be taped this way for a while now.
th sad truith that al of u cant ceem to grrasp is dat wrestlig is getig les poplar each day and no bodde caires abot it
vinse is senile at this poiint and th growth of tna has pleateuaed nd roh has nevr bin mor than his a crapy cult
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Francis Edward Filmanski, 86, of Pompano Beach, FL, retired priest of the Diocese of Rockville Centre died on Aug. 20, 2014. Son of the late Frank B. and Pauline (nee Yunka) Filmanski of Riverhead. Father Francis is survived by a sister Jean Lynch of Westhampton Beach, and predeceased by two brothers Louis and Floyd Filmanski and sister M. Patricia Kissel. He was a proud uncle to his six nieces and nephews. Father Francis served his first mass at St. Isidore's Church in his hometown of Riverhead, on June 7, 1953. Always proud of his Polish heritage, his first assignment was at Our Lady of Poland Catholic Church in Southampton. In June 1975 he was installed as pastor of St. Hedwig's Church in Floral Park. He remained as pastor there for 33 years until his retirement in 2005. Aside from his pastoral duties, Father Francis loved to travel and was a baseball fan, especially for his beloved St. Louis Cardinals. He will be remembered for his dedication to his family and his parish, his sense of humor and his generosity. Mass of Transferral and Christian Burial were celebrated at St. Hedwig's RC Church. Interment followed at St. John the Evangelist Cemetery in Riverhead.
Kathleen Springer of Stewart Manor (previously Kathleen Alexander), who grew up in neighboring Garden City, a beloved teacher at Hillside Grade School in New Hyde Park for 39 years, died on Aug. 8 after a six-year battle against ovarian cancer. Beloved daughter of the late George and Gloria (Logan) Springer. Cherished sister of William (Pamela), Kenneth, Marianne (Joseph) Judge, Carole, Jeanine, Patrick (Sunny) and the late George Jr. Loving aunt of many nieces and nephews. Also survived by dozens of cousins, friends and acquaintances. Funeral mass was held at St. Anne's Church in Garden City. The family requests donations be made to: St. Anne's Ministry Fund or the Institute of Cancer Care at Winthrop University Hospital.
Rita C. Parente (nee Peterson) died on Aug. 12. Beloved wife of the late Arnold. Loving mother of Ralph (Marilyn) and Regina Gorman (Thomas). Cherished grandmother of Ralph, Paula, Thomas, Corinne and late Michael. Devoted great-grandmother of seven. Funeral mass was held at St. Thomas the Apostle Church with interment at Long Island National Cemetery. Donations would be appreciated to Ozanam Hall, Bayside.
Rose Colianno, 92, of Floral Park, died on Aug. 10. Beloved wife of the late Michael. Loving mom of Theresa Pinkava (William), Angela Moltzon (Rich Peterson), Rosemary Finamore (Michael) and Michele Capaccio (Andrew). Cherished grandma of five and proud great-grandma of five. Dear sister of Alfred Macchio (Vita), the late Andrew and the late Peter. Mass was held at Our Lady of Victory Church in Floral Park, with interment at Holy Rood Cemetery in Westbury.
Doolittle, Mary (nee: Farrell), 89, of Floral Park died on Aug. 7. She was pre-deceased by husband, Cletus, sons Shawn and George, and grandson Rory. Loving mother of Peggy, Kevin and James. Cherished grandmother of eight and great-grandmother of 10. Funeral mass was held at St. Hedwig's in Floral Park with interment at Holy Rood Cemetery in Westbury. Please make donations to the Alzheimer's Association.
Kight, Jeanne M., 65, died on Aug. 2 in Easton, MD. Jeanne grew up in Bellerose, and attended St. Gregory the Great Grammar School and Dominican Commercial High School. She is preceded by her parents, James and Lillian McElroy, sister Maria Mitchell, and husband Thomas Kight. Jeanne leaves behind children, Raymond Pashoukos,
Peter Pashoukos, Wendy Daniels, Jennifer Acomb; four grandchildren and five siblings. In lieu of flowers, please donate in her name to Talbot Hospice, 586 Cynwood Dr, Easton, MD 21601. Funeral mass was held at Our Lady of Victory Church, with burial at St. Charles Cemetery in Farmingdale.
Leporati, Bernice died on Aug. 2. Beloved wife of the late Arnold of 63 years and the loving mother of Arnold Jr., Ernest (Lynn), James (Tara), Bernice (John) Sesody, Thomas (Denise). Bernice was a grandmother of 15 and a great-grandmother of 16. She is also survived by her nephew Brian Metzger. Funeral mass was held at Our Lady of Victory Church, with interment at St. Mary's Cemetery in Ridgefield, CT.
Tuohy, Eleanore K., died on Aug. 1. Eleanor was the wife of the late Jeremiah and dear sister of John Kelly and the late Thomas and Robert Kelly. She was the cherished aunt of Kevin, Robert, Kathy and Karen. She is also survived by many grand-nieces and nephews. Funeral mass was held at Our Lady of Victory Church, with interment at Holy Rood Cemetery.
Joanne C. Kempton, (nee Glaser), 67, of Williston Park has died. Joanne was a dedicated teacher who influenced a generation of students at St. Aidan's in Williston Park and Our Lady of Victory in Floral Park for more than 30 years. She was the founder and past president of Pieceful Patchers of the Park, an avid quilter and a lady fisherman. Devoted wife of Charles. Beloved mother of Jennifer and Christopher Taylor of Marlboro, MA, Kathryn and John Amaral of Melrose, MA, and Peter and Maura Kempton of Floral Park. The best grandma, (JoJo) to Emily, Ryan, Katie, Owen and Dylan. Visitation was held at Thomas F. Dalton Funeral Home in Williston Park. Mass was held at St. Aidan's Church, with a burial at Pinelawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Farmingdale.
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Another Miley Cyrus Photo Flap: Possible Asian Mockeryby Hilton Hater at . Comments
From now on, when someone says "Cheeeese," a voice in Miley Cyrus' head should say, "RUN!"
No, the teen icon has not stripped down for any new half-naked photos.
But she has gotten herself mixed up in another picture controversy, this time by striking a pose that some may interpret as being disrespectful of another culture.
In the shot below, Miley is sitting on the lap of boyfriend Justin Gaston. Along with others, she's pulling her eyelids apart, perhaps in a mocking gesture directed at the facial structure of Asians.
Would the photo above be a big deal if Miley Cyrus were a typical 16-year old? Of course not.
Like Michael Phelps and his bong use, however, celebrities - especially those that peddle their image for fortune and fame - are held to a higher standard.
With that in mind, chime in below: Is Miley acting inappropriately in this picture?
im a korean american born in new york and i think HER PICTURE IS NOT RACIST!! im not at all offended by this, she seems to be having fun . its stupid that people are actually making a big deal of this. i'm a teenager and i think its normal for friends to take silly pictures as long as its not illegal . and i think the people that are making a big deal of it, are minoritizing themselves . and to define racism its really an act of one race feeling superior to others . clearly, these weren't miley's intentions and she has an asian friend there with her. moreover, my friends and i make fun of each other ALL THE TIME like that and we never take it offensively because we all know wherever we might come from, we're still americans, proud to be different yet the same. hope that clarified for some of you melodramatics. God bless :)
I'm Asian, and I do not agree with those who consider this picture racist. Is it offensive? To some degree, yes. But we really don't have any way of knowing if she was truly making fun of Asians, or just being immature. I do, however, agree that because she is a role model, she should be held to a higher standard than others - and for that reason, Cyrus should refrain from taking any pictures, really, at all. They never turn out well.
i have to disagree with haha on page 1. Its not our business that miley drinks or smokes but she wants to be a good role model for young girls and if she does do this(and i hope she doesnt)if she might have a feeling that her actions may or may not go out to the public... then dont do it at all!
yea shes 16 and shes being silly with some friends and its not that serious. but if you noticed there is only one asian guy there and everybody else is contributing in the face making. Which i think is inconsiderate.there is nothing wrong with having fun but there are consequences for having too much fun. Im not a fan of miley at all but i do understand that she didnt do that to hurt peoples feelings. she just has too be careful.
I'm Asian and really, I don't find this as offensive.. Well, if she made a rude comment towards Asian's then I would.
And she isn't the only one in this picture doing it. The Asian guy is funny.
Anyway, there are Asians who make fun of their own eyes or do this. If you're seriously very insecure about your own ethnicity(if you're asian), then you won't find this funny. And I agree with Brian,
"You know this picture should never have made it to the web. There is a constitutional right to privacy this does include stars. You people that thinks it is are right for star personal pictures to be place on the web are dead wrong. I am not going to make a comment on the picture because only Miley and her friends should have seen it. "
theres an asian in there s why would they bemaking fun deamn ppl are dumbasses these days
Hey guys...really..
I think that this is a big "bad comprehensin"
of the "asian"..Just cuz Miley is famous and
cuz she´s totally UP in the
they wanna is "show them too much"..
Now..if would be other person.. less fame...
and toke a picture in the same mode..!
What will they do?
I know..
they´ll do NOTHING...
Just cuZ"this other person"
isn´t famous...Oh God...
That´s all folks..!!!
agreed, mitäs tosta? mutta kai tässä ymmärretään että kyseessä on juoru-sivusto :D
eli kaikkea turhaa tänne lukemaan.


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Brenda Dennstedt • President
Brenda Dennstedt began her term on the Western Municipal Water District board in January 2007. Ms. Dennstedt represents Division 3, which comprises Lake Mathews, city of Lake Elsinore, properties located south of Cajalco Road and west of the 215 Freeway, Temecula, Canyon Lake and Murrieta.
As a board member with the former Murrieta County Water District, which was merged with Western in late 2005, Ms. Dennstedt heads up Western's Murrieta Advisory Committee.
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Don Galleano is currently serving his third term representing Division 4 on the Western Municipal Water District Board of Directors. With a population of more than 175,000, Division 4 includes the cities of Eastvale, Jurupa Valley and Norco, and the communities of Mira Loma, Rubidoux and Glen Avon. A member agency of Metropolitan Water District, Western serves a population of roughly one million across a 527-square mile service area.
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A third generation Southern California wine grower, Mr. Galleano is the owner of Galleano Winery in Mira Loma.
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S.R. "Al" Lopez joined the Western Municipal Water District board in January 2001 representing Division 5 – Division 5 includes the cities of Corona, Home Gardens, ?El Cerrito and a portion of Temescal. He also served as Western's representative on the Board of Directors for the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Lopez serves on Western Riverside Council of Governments (WRCOG), ?representing Western.
Mr. Lopez represents Western on committees at several agencies including the Ad Hoc Committees at Rancho California Water District; the Metropolitan Water District Coalition; and the Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA); ?past Riverside Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) special district alternate; and the ACWA Joint Powers Insurance Authority/ACWA Utility Service Agency. Director Lopez also serves on the joint committee of Western and Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District. He is also a member of the Western Community and ?Government Affairs Committee and Finance Committee.
Lopez was Mayor of the City of Corona in 1986 and again in 1990 and served on the City Council from 1982 to 1994. Other boards and commissions that Mr. Lopez has been a part of are the Riverside Transit Agency, Chairman of Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC), MetroLink Board and the South Coast Air Quality Management District Advisory Group. Additionally, Lopez has served on the Chino Basin Watermaster Board and the Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority (SAWPA). He has been involved with various civic and community organizations in the area.
Mr. Lopez was honored in February 2005 by Congressman Ken Calvert with a Congressional Record Tribute for 25 years of Community Service.
He, his wife Martha and two children reside in Corona; he also has two adult children. Mr. Lopez earned an Associate of Arts degree from Riverside Community College and received "The Watershed Certificate" award from Chapman University in OC. Lopez is the owner of SR Consulting specializing in business, governmental relations and real estate.
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Mr. Evans is a graduate of the University of California, Davis with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, and he holds a master's in business and information systems management from Golden Gate University. He is married to Marcia; they have two grown children.
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EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY, YALLIt has been nearly two years since the announcement that Fort Worth would have its first food and wine festival, and now local chefs are preparing to put their best dishes forward as festivities kick off at the end of this month. The purpose of the Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival, organizers say, is to bring national and regional attention to the local food scene, to raise funds for grant programs and scholarships, and to elevate participants culinary knowledge. Among the various tastings, strolls and soirees for food-lovers and savvy sippers to put on their plates is the decadent Tastes of the World lunch event happening March 29 at Bass Hall. A limited number of lucky patrons will dine on stage and experience four courses paired with live performances, including appearances from artists of the Fort Worth Opera, Texas Ballet Theater, the Texas Boys Choir and a former Cliburn competition pianist. Dallas chef Stephan Pyles and Fort Worth chef Jon Bonnell will team up to take guests through a gastronomical journey across the United States, sharing dishes that represent Creole, Pacific Northwest, New England and the low country cooking of the Deep South. Lunch will be served in high style with synchronized service from the banquet team at Ashton Depot; local historian Quentin McGown will act as master of ceremonies and food tour guide, sharing historical details highlighting the worlds influence on U.S. cuisine with each course. Guy Stout, master sommelier (one of only three in Texas) and president of the Society of Wine Educators, will be on hand to select rare, fine wines well matched to the menu. Stout owns Stout Vineyards in the Texas Hill Country and is an active wine judge for several national competitions. Hell pick pours to pair with, among other dishes, Bonnells seared rabbit and grilled andouille jambalaya. Patrons will also be wined and dined with champagne and caviar, and will view prized images from local museums on display. The event takes place 11 a.m.-2 p.m. March 29 at Bass Hall, Fourth and Calhoun streets, Fort Worth. Tickets, $500 per person, can be ordered through www.fortworthfoodandwinefestival.com. FROM WATERSTO TABLEJon Bonnell learned how to clean a trout by age 6, and hes been catching and cooking seafood ever since. In his just-released cookbook, Waters: Fine Coastal Cuisine, ($35, www.bonnellstexas.com, Amazon.com), named for his newest restaurant, he talks about his love for fishing and seafood sustainability, and he shares recipes for more than 35 varieties of fish and seafood. We appreciate the full-page photos that accompany each entree, leaving the guesswork out of how the end product should appear, and that the recipe for Waters decadent lobster mac and cheese is included. Content categories offer chilled and raw items, poached and steamed, crispy fried, on the grill and more. Here, Bonnell shares his recipe for whole artichokes (which are just coming into season) stuffed with shrimp salad. This shrimp salad is fantastic on its own or sandwiched between slices of toasted bread with crisp lettuce or arugula, he writes in the book. I like to pair this dish with a light riesling or pilsner-type beer. SPICING UP THE SOUTH SIDEI had some customers say, We live near Magnolia Avenue, in the south side, says Amy Thanpaisarnsamut, part-owner of Fort Worth restaurants Thailicious, Thai Select and Thai Rice N Noodle. You should try to get a space there. Its really growing right now. That suggestion, and the fact that many of her favorite restaurants already are in the area, led her and her chef sister-in-law Jang Comvieng to open Spice, which brings Thai back to West Magnolia Avenue after Junsuree Thai House closed in 2011. The small eatery focuses on Northern Thailand cuisine, including one of the owners favorite dishes, khao soi, a noodle soup with Burmese roots she says is not found in every Thai restaurant. Thanpaisarnsamut also loves pad gra pow, a ground meat stir-fry dish with basil sauce. Its my all-time favorite, she says. Spice is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner, which is noteworthy, as many of the areas restaurants go dark Sunday evenings. 411 W. Magnolia Ave., Fort Worth, 817-984-1800. BIG BITES, SMALL BITESIts Round 4 for the corner space in Montgomery Plaza that has seen four restaurants shutter since mid-2011. But this time, a James Beard-featured chef is involved. Eddy Thretipthuangsin left a brief gig at a Thai restaurant in Dallas to open Bite City Grill this month. He promises Modern American cuisine with global influence, to include an ample selection of both small and big plates. The small bites will include lamb meatballs and wild mushroom flatbread, and big bites will boast lobster ravioli, Colorado rack of lamb and seared duck breast. The owners brother, Chris, will head the bar, where patrons will find a signature cocktail list, wines by the glass and regional craft beers. 2600 W. Seventh St., Fort Worth, 817-877-3888, www.bitecitygrill.com. A NEW VIETNAMESE VENTUREKenzo Tran opened Piranha Killer Sushi in a nondescript Arlington strip center in 2001, where his prettily presented rolls, chic martinis and a snazzy vibe helped modernize Tarrant Countys sushi scene. Now hes aiming to do the same for Vietnamese cuisine with his new concept, Pho District Vietnamese Street Food, set to take over the former Bayou Jacks Cajun Grill location in the So7 development on West Seventh Street by summer. Vietnamese food is my heritage, says Tran, who was born in Vietnam and learned to cook from his grandfather. I believe Vietnamese is still underserved here. In mainstream America, you see Chinese and sushi restaurants on every corner, but to get Vietnamese food, you have to go into the Asian community. Fort Worth is a grown-up city now, and I think customers are ready for this. I think they will appreciate something different, unique and new. The restaurant will offer small and large plates for both lunch and dinner and will feature unfamiliar items such as goi ca, a sweet and spicy salmon salad that resembles ceviche, and pan-fried rice patties topped with pork or chicken floss a term used to describe dried caramelized meat that has been ground and made to resemble cotton. My grandfather would make that for my lunch, Tran says. His pork belly buns, caramelized pork belly stuffed between sweet rice buns that mimic small tacos in size and shape, were a big hit at a recent menu tasting, as were pork banh mi sandwiches topped with quail eggs. Tran is also excited to bring his family recipe for pho to Fort Worth, as his dad owns a pho restaurant just outside of Saigon. Renderings show Pho Districts interiors to be a bright mix of orange and wood grain, offering patio seating, cocktail tables and a bar. The restaurants logo shows a cone hat-wearing motorist riding a Vespa a sight he says covers every corner of Saigon. Im excited about this opportunity because we get to introduce our culture and our cuisine, he says. Piranha has been a blessing for me. Its gone through so many growth stages; from a very modest hole-in-the-wall to having locations all over Texas. It will always be my first baby. But as a chef, Im driven, and I want to do something to satisfy my appetite for creativity. THE TOAST OF MANSFIELDFormer Fort Worth wedding planner April Ragsdale has partnered with culinary arts graduate Carroll Burney to open Poured, a new wine bar in Mansfields Shoppes di Lucca. The two have studied to become level one sommeliers, which means we have to keep learning, April is happy to admit. We want to make wine accessible because thats how you learn. The more we learn, the more we can help customers enjoy it. Poured has paired with Magnolia Cheese Company and Black Rooster Bakery in Fort Worth for cheese and baguette boards (which come in two choices: red wine and white wine) and charcuterie plates. Ask for Aprils French rosé recommendation, as its her favorite selection to sip for spring. 1601 E. Debbie Lane, Suite 1105, Mansfield, 817-453-7919, www.pouredtx.com. AUSUM FUDGE FOR DIABETICSFort Worth fudge makers Aubra Wilson and Sumer Searcy, gal pals who partnered to launch AuSum Fudge last year, have introduced a sucrose-free variety thats sweetened with concentrated fruit juice and is suitable for diabetics. Customers have asked for it, says Wilson, who adds that the new version is slightly stickier than her traditional fudge but is just as decadent. Look for the new fudge, which only comes in plain chocolate right now, along with other AuSum varieties such as chocolate peanut butter, almond coconut, Oreo cookie and penuchi, made with brown sugar, to have a presence at the Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival Sip and Savor event March 29. The sweets also are sold at the Historic Camp Bowie Mercantile. 7200 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, 817-733-7787, www.ausumfudge.com. TAKING TEX-MEX TO COLLEYVILLEColleyville isnt known as a Tex-Mex dining destination, but that will change when Matts Tex-Mex opens a location there this month. The family-owned company, which has four outlets in Dallas, is buzz-worthy for its legendary beginnings in Austin in 1925, when Delfino Martinez opened El Original on Congress Street after selling tamales by pushcart. His son, Matt Martinez, opened Matts El Rancho in Austin in 1952 and it still draws crowds. It was Matt Martinez Jr. who brought the brand to Dallas in 1985 and now his son, Matt Martinez III, leads the helm of the family operation. Regulars know that the Bob Armstrong dip, a souplike chile con queso concoction, is a must-order along with enchiladas and a margarita, but venture out to try the pan-seared frog legs or the chicken-fried steak offered four ways. A Roanoke location will open on North Oak Street this summer. 4843 Colleyville Blvd., Colleyville, www.mattstexmex.com. DISTILLING DREAMS COME TRUEBlack-eyed peas tend to take a back seat to corn on the cob as far as crops go, says West Texas farmer Deborah Nickels. But her son, Trey, discovered how to use the lucky legume in a way that will put not only the Nickels, but Fort Worth, on the spirits map. The mother-and-son duo will launch the worlds first black-eyed pea vodka, and theyve chosen a historic firehouse in south Fort Worth, not far from Rahr & Sons Brewing Company and Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co., as their distillery home. We know black-eyed peas inside and out, but we had to educate ourselves on the validation of vodka, Deborah Nickels says. So the two visited distilling schools, studied equipment in Kentucky and worked with a master distiller who has consulted for national names like Jim Bean and Makers Mark. The mother says she and Trey knew they were meant to make vodka after finding welcoming support from the Near Southside community. Production is anticipated to begin this month, and bottles will hit local liquor store shelves soon after. 503 Bryan Ave., Fort Worth, www.unhingedproductionsllc.com. HERES THE BEEFWendy and Jon Taggart have sold their cuts of grass-fed beef to local restaurants and nutrition-minded customers since they began their operation in 1999. This month, the Grandview ranchers are expanding their business to Fort Worth with a storefront opening on West Seventh Street. We had to make our products more accessible and convenient to our customers, Wendy Taggart says. And that meant moving to their neighborhood. The retail outlet will cater to the home cook engine starters for what she calls a food revolution going on right now and will offer ground beef and dry-aged steaks along with other products like antibiotic-free chicken, free-range eggs and weekend hamburgers. Fort Worth was once truly Cowtown, and that was a free-ranging type of beef, she says. To me, were bringing back the beef. 3326 W. Seventh St., Fort Worth, www.burgundypasturebeef.com. LUCKY NUMBER 24?This is indeed my first restaurant gig, but I have been a foodie for years, says Joel Kleven, former chiropractor and occasional caterer-turned-restaurateur, who owns 24 Plates, set to open this spring on West Magnolia Avenue. Kleven decided to follow his fervor for food when the opportunity arose to sell his Weatherford-based practice. Now hes working with executive chef Beau Johnson, who comes from Waldron Lodge in Dallas, to share a menu of globally inspired tapas that will, in fact, number 24. As we were brainstorming menu ideas, we were always at or near 24 dishes, Kleven says of the names origin. Two of two dozen items on the list will be short rib tacos and queso flameado blended Mexican cheeses with roasted poblanos, red peppers and chorizo served flaming table-side with tortilla chips. Our focus will be small, shareable plates, Kleven says, adding that the menu will change seasonally, based on products and produce that the chef can find locally. Look for live music and local art also to be on the bill of fare. 407 W. Magnolia Ave., Fort Worth, 817-840-7670, www.24platesfw.com. NOTEBOOK Fort Worth and Southlake Central Market stores will source specialty Irish cheeses from small, family-run farms in Ireland just in time for St. Patricks Day. Look for Coolea (similar to gouda; the silky Gubbeen; and the white wheels from Cooleeney Farm. For Irish cheeses well-suited for beer pairing, pick up blocks of Wexford Creamerys green wax cheddar or the pungent Irish Erin gold. 4651 West Freeway, Fort Worth, 817-989-4700; 1425 E. Southlake Blvd., Southlake, 817-310-5600, www.centralmarket.com. Taco Diner is the newest of the designer taco eateries to hit Fort Worth. It comes from the Dallas-based M Crowd Restaurant Group, owner of Mi Cocina. Opening late March in the Sundance Square Plaza, the location will feature plentiful patio seating and will be ready in time for ESPNs Final Four live broadcasts April 2-7. The menu features 20 taco varieties including sauteed shrimp in cream sauce, fried avocado and braised pork, as well as chicken pozole soup and Mexican hamburguesas. Breakfast, which offers chorizo cream gravy-topped tamales next to scrambled eggs, will be served all day. Plan to visit Saturdays and Sundays for brunch. 156 W. Fourth St., Fort Worth, www.tacodinerrestaurants.com. Chadra Mezza and Grill owners Christina and Nehme Elbitar plan to open West Fork Grill in the former Summit Deli space this month. Christina Elbitar says menu items will feature Mediterranean influences, and boxed lunches and platters will be available for catering. 1200 Summit Ave., Fort Worth, www.chadramezza.com. Casablanca Greek Mediterranean Cuisine has taken over the former Two Brothers Bistro in north Fort Worth, and is generating praise for its lamb kebabs, mixed grill dishes and mezze platters. The BYOB restaurant is open Tuesday through Sunday for lunch and dinner. 7355 N. Beach St., Fort Worth, 817-232-1155. Ellerbe Fine Foods executive chef Molly McCook has been invited to cook June 9 at the prestigious James Beard House in Manhattans Greenwich Village neighborhood. The public is invited to the multicourse dinner event, and were told McCook would love to see Fort Worth faces in attendance. Ticket details are forthcoming. www.ellerbefinefoods.com, www.jamesbeard.org. Queenies Steakhouse, Tim Loves Denton venture, has launched Sunday brunch. For a very reasonable $19.50, diners can choose from several main dishes, including chicken-fried quail and waffles, Jamon Iberico eggs Benedict and pheasant confit hash, and also have access to a buffet of breakfast breads and pastries along with roasted salmon topped with caviar. A complimentary mimosa is included. 115 E. Hickory St., 940-442-6834, www.queeniessteakhouse.com.
Kickoff Event. Twelve Fort Worth chefs, including Donatella Trotti (Nonna Tata), Keith Hicks (Buttons), Lanny Lancarte (Lannys Alta Cocina Mexicana), Tim Love (Lonesome Dove Western Bistro), Molly McCook (Ellerbe Fine Foods) and Dena Peterson (Café Modern) will offer tastings paired with Texas-made craft beers, wines and spirits. Music by Stoney LaRue. 7 p.m., concert at 9:30 p.m., March 27, Billy Bobs Texas, $65.
Grand Tasting. More than 20 wineries, craft breweries and distilleries will be showcased, along with 40 area chefs and food artisans, making this the festivals largest event. Special guests include John Tesar (Spoon Bar & Kitchen), Tom Perini (Perini Ranch Steakhouse) and Matt McCallister (FT33). Patrons will be able to visit the Texas Lounge for drinks from Rahr & Sons Brewing Company and Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co., and a champagne and vodka lounge. 7-11 p.m. March 28, Renaissance Worthington Hotel, $125.
Burgers, Brews & Blues. Local burger institutions including Freds Texas Cafe, Tommys Hamburgers and more will offer sliders to pair with beer from 26 craft breweries, including Fort Worths Martin House Brewing Company and Rahr & Sons Brewing Company. 6-9 p.m. March 29, Heart of the Ranch at Clearfork, $60, $75 VIP.
Sip and Savor. Local family-owned restaurants and food artisans, including Dude, Sweet Chocolate; Hot Damn, Tamales!; Little Lilly Sushi; Stir Crazy Baked Goods; and Los Vaqueros will present sweet and savory bites to pair with wine, spirits and craft beer. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. March 29 and 30, Renaissance Worthington Hotel, $75 per day.
Meals on Wheels for Meals on Wheels. A dozen North Texas food trucks and chuck wagons will provide tastes to benefit Meals on Wheels, Inc. of Tarrant County. 3-5 p.m. March 30, Coyote Drive-In, $50.
Culinary Plaza in Sundance Square. The festival also will include chef demonstrations and culinary-themed activities in the pavilion of the Sundance Square Plaza from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 29. Activities will be complimentary, and beer and wine will be for sale. Guests also will be able to purchase a souvenir wineglass and visit Sundance Square retail outlets for a shop-and-stroll event 4-6 p.m. March 28 and 29.
Details: General-admission subscription packages, which include one ticket to several signature events, is $324.75. No one under age 21 will be admitted to the signature events. For more information and tickets, visit www.fortworthfoodandwinefestival.com.
Serves 4
4 large globe artichokes
1 pound cooked Gulf shrimp, 26-30 count
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
Juice of 1 small lemon
1/2 teaspoon Texas Red Dirt Rub, Creole Blend
(Available at www.bonnellstexas.com.)
1-2 dashes hot sauce
3 tablespoons red bell pepper, finely diced
2 tablespoons chopped fresh chives
3 tablespoons cucumber, diced
3 tablespoons celery, diced
Pinch of dry mustard powder
1. Prepare a steamer large enough to hold the artichokes and preheat the water with the lid on.
2. Trim the artichoke stems up to the base so they can sit flat once cooked. With a serrated knife, cut the tops off the artichokes about 2 inches down from the tallest leaf. Once trimmed, place very quickly into the steamer and cover. Steam for approximately 40 minutes, or until the hearts are tender. Remove and chill in the refrigerator.
3. Once cooled, scoop out the inside of the artichokes with a spoon, removing the thistles but leaving the hearts intact.
4. Combine the shrimp with all remaining ingredients in a large mixing bowl and toss well to combine. Scoop a large helping of the shrimp salad into the center of each artichoke and serve chilled.
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Internal reports show guards with the Texas Juvenile Justice Department regularly assaulted incarcerated teenagers by engaging them in fights.
The reports obtained by the Austin American-Statesman reveal the assaults at the McLennan County State Juvenile Correctional Facility, east of Waco, went on for months.
Guards accosted the teens by throwing them to the ground and punching them. So-called fight clubs have been discovered at lockups elsewhere but the Texas case differs because it involved guards.
The department says three employees have been fired and others disciplined.
The department already is facing intense scrutiny in the wake of a sex-abuse scandal six years ago that resulted in broad reforms.
Lawmakers previously have threatened to dissolve the department when they return to Austin in 2015 if operations did not improve.
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Santa is taking some time out of his busy schedule to make special daytime and nighttime appearances at Railtown 1897 State Historic Park in Jamestown this holiday season.
On the one year anniversary of the death of off-duty Oakdale Police Officer Paul Katuszonek, Gold Star Foods Inc., a food distribution and long haul trucking company based in Ontario, CA, agreed to pay $8.5 million to Katuszonek's family to settle claims that its truck driver employee caused his death.
Community members are invited to tour the newly renovated Margaret L. Annear Early Intervention campus, 1350 Stonum Road, Modesto, at its Grand Opening on Tuesday, Nov. 12. Tours are available at 8 a.m. and 8:15 a.m., followed by a short program from 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. The regular meeting of the Stanislaus County Board of Education will follow at approximately 9 a.m. Operated by the Stanislaus County Office of Education (SCOE), the Margaret L. Annear Early Intervention Program serves children with special needs from birth through five years of age.
Keeping an eye on the help wanted ads paid off for Oakdale resident Ben Ward in the pursuit of his career goal of becoming a video game programmer and a break into the lucrative video game industry.
With the threat of state sanctions for default, and over the objections of many residents at its Monday, Nov. 4 meeting, the Oakdale City Council voted to raise water and sewer rates to pay for a $13 million loan.
In an effort to reduce the number of fatigue-related collisions and reinforce its mission of saving lives, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) joins the California State Transportation Agency and Office of Traffic Safety in a campaign to remind motorists to stay alert during "Drowsy Driving Prevention Week," Nov. 3 through 10.
Oakdale Police with assistance from the Ceres Police Department SWAT team served a search warrant in the 300 block of South Third Avenue on Monday morning, Nov. 4, leading to the discovery of heroin, a stolen ATV, and a loaded handgun.
The Oakdale City Council will decide at its scheduled meeting on Monday, Nov. 4 whether or not to raise rates to pay for a 13 million loan for its waste water systems plant.
To help reduce the number of home fire fatalities, CAL FIRE is reminding all Californians to make sure they have working smoke alarms in their homes. Nearly two-thirds of home fire deaths result from fires in homes with no working smoke alarms. A little attention to these important life saving devices can go a long way in increasing your chance of surviving a devastating fire. Many people use the time change – such as this weekend as we 'fall back' early morning Sunday, Nov. 3 – to change the batteries and test their alarms.
The Valley's most important regulation for wintertime air-pollution reduction begins its 11th season on Friday, Nov. 1.
The Bureau of Reclamation will open the Delta Cross Channel Gates on Thursday, Oct. 31, at approximately 9a.m., to allow for recreational boating through the weekend. The gates will be closed on Monday, Nov. 4, at 9 a.m., in order to meet Bay-Delta flow standards at Rio Vista, according to State Water Resources Control Board Decision D-1641. The gates will remain closed until further notice.
Local residents, including those from Knights Ferry and Valley Home, gathered at the Gene Bianchi Community Center on Monday night, Oct. 28, to hear a presentation at a special Oakdale City Council meeting regarding the Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District absorbing the City of Oakdale Fire Department and Oakdale Rural Fire Protection District. In addition to council members, board members from both fire protection districts were on hand.
Members of the Spirit of Oakdale Committee are gearing up for the 20th annual Oakdale Thanksgiving Dinner, to be served at the Gene Bianchi Community Center, 110 S. Second Ave., Oakdale.
Blowing dust as a result of developing gusty winds has prompted local air pollution officials to issue a health cautionary statement for Tuesday in the following areas of the air basin: San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare and the Valley portion of Kern counties.
Clear skies and sunshine was the forecast on Saturday, Oct. 4 at the Oakdale Airport, which was picture perfect weather for a day of flying and being outdoors.
Oakdale City Manager Bryan Whitemyer will be busy in the next few months approving work contracts and signing purchase orders for more than a half dozen city capital improvements that involve either construction or equipment acquisitions for the City of Oakdale.
The man wanted for the Saturday morning shooting of a 24-year-old Oakdale man that resulted in a 12-hour SWAT action closing a portion of East H Street was arrested Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 30.
The 12th annual "Tastes of the Valley," a wine and cheese affair presented by the CSU Stanislaus Agricultural Studies Department and Friends of the Fair Foundation will be this Thursday, Oct 2, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds in Turlock.
Fly into action, entertainment and fun at the Oakdale Airport Appreciation Day on Saturday, Oct. 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The WWII B-25 Bomber will arrive at the airport at 10 a.m. and be on display until 2 p.m. along with an assortment of other aircraft, cars, food and plenty of activities for the kids.
A late night shooting that sent one man to the hospital resulted in a 12-hour police standoff with SWAT officers at an East H Street residence on Saturday, Sept. 27.
On a beautiful autumn afternoon just as school let out, Oakdale Mayor Pat Paul presented a plaque of appreciation to the Oakdale High School S-Club at Mustang Circle during a club gathering on Thursday, Sept. 25. The club was recognized by the city for its continued maintenance and upkeep of Mustang Circle.
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A single vehicle accident into a sideyard fence resulted in the arrest of the driver for DUI, but also revealed a backyard marijuana grow on Eucalyptus Avenue.
The City of Oakdale named Touchdown Realty as the commercial Realtor that would list for sale or lease the Hershey Building at 120 S. Sierra Ave., Oakdale. City Manager Bryan Whitemyer announced the selection at the Monday, Sept. 15 council meeting.
In a move that aids the Oakdale Police Department with increased staffing in its communications center, Chief Lester Jenkins announced the city will pursue providing dispatch services for the Newman Police Department.
Attorney William D. Ross represents the Stanislaus Consolidated Fire District. Ross was also the district legal counsel for the Oakdale Rural Fire Protection District. So when the two entities met to draw up agreements, such as merger plans from earlier this year, the question has been asked if Ross had a conflict of interest and could adequately provide legal advice and represent the legal concerns of both sides.


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Jalapeno Touchdown Bombs
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Updated On: Oct 21 2012 08:31:28 AM CDT
Updated On: Oct 21 2012 08:31:28 AM CDT
Preparation Time: 5 minutes
Cooking Time: 40 min
Serves 4-6
2-3 Lbs. Yukon Gold Potatoes
2 TBSP Adams Reserve Peppercorn and Garlic
6-8 Slabs of Bacon (cut into 1" squares)
2 Cups Shredded Cheddar
4 TBSP Roberts Reserve Jalapeno Pepper Dip
1. Cut thin slits about halfway through the tops of the potatoes.
2. Season potatoes well and insert pieces of bacon and a little bit of cheddar cheese between each slit.
3. Wrap potatoes in foil.
4. Pre-heat grill or oven to 450F.
5. Toss potatoes on and close the lid or bake in oven until soft and tender. About 40 min.
6. Unwrap potatoes slightly, opening only the top, and drizzle with jalepeno dip.
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