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Mastoiditis is an infection of the mastoid bone of the skull. The mastoid is located just behind the ear.
Mastoiditis is usually caused by a middle ear infection (acute otitis media). The infection may spread from the ear to the mastoid bone of the skull. The mastoid bone fills with infected materials and its honeycomb-like structure may deteriorate.
Mastoiditis usually affects children. Before antibiotics, mastoiditis was one of the leading causes of death in children. Now it is a relatively uncommon and much less dangerous condition.
An examination of the head may reveal signs of mastoiditis. The following tests may show an abnormality of the mastoid bone:
A culture of drainage from the ear may show bacteria.
Mastoiditis may be difficult to treat because medications may not reach deep enough into the mastoid bone. It may require repeated or long-term treatment. The infection is treated with antibiotics by injection, then antibiotics by mouth.
Surgery to remove part of the bone and drain the mastoid (
Mastoiditis is curable with treatment. However, it may be hard to treat and may come back.
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Promptly and completely treating ear infections reduces the risk of mastoiditis.
Chole RA, Sudhoff HH. Chronic otitis media, mastoiditis, and petrositis. In: Flint PW, Haughey BH, Lund LJ, et al, eds. Cummings Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2010:chap 139.
Klein JO. Otitis externa, otitis media, and mastoiditis. In:Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap57.
O'Handley JG, Tobin EJ, Shah AR. Otorhinolaryngology. In: Rakel RE, ed. Textbook of Family Medicine. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 19.
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Wed 2006-08-30: Reiser places an angry call to the Alameda County Department of Child Support Services, after getting a warning notice ordering him to pay the $12,161 the system now claims he owes in child support. The notice informs Reiser that the county can confiscate belongings to make good on the debt and that, if found in contempt of court, he may go to jail. The amount has since ballooned to $30,645.
Fri 2006-09-01: Nina is offered a full-time job with the San Francisco Public Health Department to serve as a liaison with Russian immigrants. It is also claimed that Nina is preparing to take an examination to qualify to practice medicine in California.
Hans telephones Supervisor Gail Steele four times about the court-reform issue, but...
In court, Nov. 28, 2007, Gail Steele says she didn't recall talking to Hans this day. However, Hans' phone records show that on Sept. 1, there was a 16-minute phone call and a separate six-minute call between Hans and someone in Steele's office (the two other calls were apparently very short). But Steele said, neither she, nor her staff, recalled talking to Hans (perhaps Hans was kept on hold for these periods).
These four calls have been used to insinuate an obsession with reforming the family court process, however, it turns out this was just Hans, attempting and failing, to make contact with Steele. This shows how easily, even facts, can be slanted.
Sun 2006-09-03, 10:30 AM: Nina speaks by telephone to best friend and fellow Russian emigree bride, Ellen Doren.
Sun 2006-09-03, 12:37 PM: Nina spends $15.18 on takeout food, according to police criminalist, Todd Weller, who found two receipts from the Berkeley Bowl (2020 Oregon St, Berkeley) in Nina's billfold, which, inexplicably, was left in her vehicle. Items included, soup, egg rolls, pot stickers and soybeans. Was this lunch, for her and her children? What then, of the family eating again on arrival at Hans' home?
Sun 2006-09-03, 1:55 PM: Nina goes through the store's checkout after spending $144.48 for 51 items, including crackers, yogurt, sour cream, Lucky Charms cereal, pretzels, English muffins, seven kinds of fruit, extra-large brown eggs, chicken and butter. Nina spends about one and a half hours at the Berkeley Bowl. It is not known whether she meet anyone there for lunch.
A few days later, Berkeley Bowl officials tells KTVU they had reviewed their security camera tapes for the day, but could not identify Nina Reiser and children. However, the prosecution later produces footage of Nina and the children. One wonders if this footage is from September 3, or some earlier visit, as Nina's son has testified to not remembering visiting the store, that day. There should be plenty of store surveillance video, considering how long she was at the store.
Sun 2006-09-03, 2:02 PM: According to a probable cause search warrant filed in court, the last call made from her cell phone was at 2:02 p.m. and was made to Hans Reiser's home.
Sun 2006-09-03, 2:30 PM: Nina arrives at Hans and his mother Beverly Palmer's house in Exeter Drive, Oakland, to drop off the children. She accompanies the children into the house. There had been a disagreement over who was supposed to have the kids this weekend and it was decided to split it up. Hans was to have the children until Tuesday morning, when he would take them to school. One assumes that Nina was to pick them up after school.
Sun 2006-09-03, 6:00 PM: Nina fails to show up for dinner with Ellen Doren.
Sun 2006-09-03, 6:30 PM: Ellen Doren leaves a message on Nina Reiser's cellphone. She keeps waiting and calling.
Sun 2006-09-03, 9:00 PM: Ellen Doren leaves a message on Nina Reiser's cellphone. This time, it doesn't ring, but instead goes straight to voice mail. This is meant to mark the point where the battery is taken from Nina's cellphone. Police claim, that Reiser never tries to call this cellphone, to find out where Nina is. This is disingenuous, as Reiser does not find out that Nina is missing until Tuesday.
Sun 2006-09-03: Neither, Reiser's children, nor any of his neighbors, report seeing Nina's Honda Odyssey minivan parked at the house later in the afternoon. This is odd, since if Nina doesn't drive it away, who does? Reiser's children have testified that Reiser does not leave them alone. Is it really possible, that no one notices the minivan, even though it is supposedly parked there till night?
Apparently, we are meant to believe, that Reiser waits until his children are asleep. He then drags Nina's, now rigid body, to his tiny Honda CRX, rather than Nina's much larger minivan, and forces the body through the passenger door, into the tiny car's front seat, rather than lifting it into the trunk, through the more roomy hatchback. Apparently, Reiser believes that a corpse on the front passenger seat, will be of less interest to the police and other wandering eyes, than one obscured in the trunk.
Reiser, doesn't seem to mind leaving Nina's minivan, like an, "I did it!" sign, painted conspicuously on his house. He also, doesn't bother to remove Nina's cellphone battery, till late that evening, even though his kids continually ask him why the freezer keeps ringing, "just like Nina's phone." We are later told, that Reiser makes a habit of removing cellphone batteries, but this day, he forgets.
On Sept. 3, 2006, sunset is at 7:37 PM. It is dark about 8:00 PM.
Of course, though it is more likely that Nina carried her cellphone with her, it is possible, that it was ringing all afternoon while in her minivan. If we assume the children are asleep by 8 PM, then Reiser must dispose of her body and return to his house, within less than an hour, in order to remove Nina's cellphone battery some time shortly before 9 PM. An impossible task. Reiser would then have to drive the minivan to its final location, close to the home of Ellen Doren, and then walk the 3 miles back to his home. All this, without his children, or anyone else, noticing.
It is claimed, that Reiser removed the cellphone battery in order to delay police finding the van and thus, any clues from the van. In this case, it is not clear why he left her billfold, cellphone and other clues in the van. In fact, it is not clear why he didn't just torch the vehicle, as this would destroy all evidence associated with it. It should be noted that Reiser left no fingerprints, no DNA, i.e., no spit, hair, skin flakes, blood, etc, no evidence of any kind, that he was in the van.
It is impossible to put together a consistent account of events of this day, if Reiser killed Nina at his house, as claimed.
However, if Nina drove away in her van, there is nothing to explain.
Mon 2006-09-04: The press is suspiciously silent about what happens this day. For example, we never hear what Reiser's son says about it in his pre-trial police interview, of Sept. 25, 2006. We never hear what Hans or Doren does on this day.
Many of the early press reports, mention that Nina is reported missing on Sept. 4, and that this is due to Nina failing to pick up the children. When the person reporting, is mentioned, it is always Ellen Doren. When the place that the children were not picked up from, is mentioned, it is always "school." Here is an example:
"Reiser went shopping at Berkeley Bowl afterward, police believe, but never showed up for dinner at her friend's house that evening. When she didn't pick up her children from school the next day, Sept. 4, friend Ellen Doren alerted authorities."
The problem with all these reports is that Monday, Sept. 4, was a holiday, thus there was no school. It is the Monday, of the Labor Day weekend. Funny, how all these press reports, make the same mistake, at the same time.
Ellen Doren does not phone Hans, or visit his house, to find out if Nina might be with him and the children, or to see if she has picked up the children and gone elsewhere. Is this because Doren already knows where Nina is?
Mon 2006-09-04, 5:30 PM: Nina fails to show up for dinner and a movie with latest boyfriend Antonio Zografos.
Tue 2006-09-05: The children attend day care at Joaquin Miller School. One assumes that Hans Reiser takes them to day care.
Tue 2006-09-05, 2:00 PM: Reiser's mother, Beverly Palmer, and Mark McGothigan, return from the Burning Man festival in Nevada's Black Rock Desert. McGothigan, describes Palmer, as his best friend.
Tue 2006-09-05, 2:30 PM: Doren, turns up at the Joaquin Miller school to pick up the children from day care, but does not have permission for this and leaves without them. She tells school employees that "Nina is out of town." On Jan. 2, 2007, a teacher at the day care program, Natalie Potter, testifies that Nina's daughter, Niorline, was with Doren and that Doren made the remark "for the benefit of the child."
So, we are to believe that Doren, who is worried sick about her missing friend Nina, does not ask Niorline if she has seen her mother recently, or otherwise knows where she is. Doreen appears to be absolutely certain that Niorline does not know. How is this? Is this because Doreen already knows where Nina is?
Apparently, Potter does not ask either children if they know where their mother is. It should be emphasized that, as far as we know, the children attend a whole day of day care, without worrying about their mom. In all, it is clear that the daughter and probably the son, have no idea their mother is missing.


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In the Kitchen with Dad
August 22, 2009 at 2:47 pm 71 comments
This morning I woke up to Tilly and Otis. They were both sitting on top of me. Otis was staring at my bedroom window, eyes locked on a fly buzzing on the glass, and Tilly was lying on my stomach and gazing intently at me. Ever since we got Tilly back, I appreciate every moment with her more than ever and she seems to appreciate it too.
Although it's been a week since Tilly came home, Dad still gets calls from people who think they saw her. While most are mistaken, a few have been right, and we've been able to piece together a bit more about what happened to her that night. Once again, I'm utterly amazed by how compassionate people are. Tilly was smack in the middle of a four lane 40 mph road, at night in the rain. A woman saw her and actually parked her car at an angle across multiple lanes to block traffic. Then she jumped out of her car to get Tilly.
Tilly ran, but this woman chased her between houses and through neighborhoods before finally realizing she couldn't grab Tilly. She walked back, sopping wet, where a police car was parked, lights flashing, and an officer was directing traffic around her car. I honestly can't believe it! Knowing people like that exist make me feel all warm and soft inside. Warm and soft as… a fresh bagel.
By the time I got out of bed, the house was warm and smelled like flour and yeast – one of my all time favorite smells. Dad was in pajamas too. He had already made the dough and it was rising in the microwave, one of my mom's tricks. The kitchen counter isn't warm enough in Seattle, so she microwaves a small cup of water for 3-4 minutes. This makes the microwave warm and humid, a great place for the bread to rise.
"Bagels?" I asked, seeing the open cookbook. "Can I help?"
The first thing I helped do was punch down the dough. As some of you might know, I have no bread experience at all and get a little nervous about it. But I've always wanted to make bagels, and I love the feeling of the dough. It's soft and firm and elastic all at once.
Even though I mostly bake cakes, cookies, and sweets, there's something about baking breakfast that brings me unique happiness. It's something about the soft natural light, streaming in through the windows, and the birds making their first rounds around the yard. It's the warmth of the kitchen in comparison to the cool wood floors of the rest of the house… And the fact that I'm in pajamas still and there is no stress whatsoever.
I watched Dad separate the dough into 8 and then we started forming the bagels. He formed each 1/8th of the dough into a ball by cupping the bottom between his palms and squeezing together. He rotated the ball and kept cupping and pressing together, so that it formed a smooth sphere. Then he floured a finger and made a hole in it, pressing straight through. Then he worked the entire thing, using more fingers, to expand the hole and smooth the sides.
The bagels rise a bit longer, then you boil them and bake them. And wow… there's really something about pulling a rack of perfect, golden, puffy bagels out of the oven. It makes your heart flutter a little bit. It makes you wonder why you even bother with cinnamon raisin or chocolate chip or blueberry when you can make these simple, delicious ones all by yourself.
Of course, I have yet to make them all by myself. But my Dad is a good teacher. He mostly cooks dinner, which may or may not interest me depending on my mood. He bakes a little… not as well as me :) But his eclairs are always delicious and he will always make me a birthday cake if I want one, even though it's admittedly not his thing. But the one thing I always like to see him make is bread. Challah, parker house rolls, Italian flatbread, spinach rolls, it always fascinates me and makes me suddenly forget all about chocolate and vanilla beans.
We ate our bagels outside with the dogs, and it was perfect. I went pretty simple. I spread some slightly cold cream cheese, which softened right away on the warm bagel. Then I topped it with some homemade blackberry jam that our friend A- made for us. The bagel was chewy and soft and puffy, and the jam and cream cheese was perfectly sweet and tangy. I think I ate the whole thing in record speed.
But Dad is a bit more sophisticated. He went for cream cheese too, but added some capers. Then he grabbed a Mr. Stripey tomato that he grew himself in his own garden and sliced it into thick, juicy rounds.
I was starting to wonder whether I should have forgone the jam.
He topped the bagels with the tomato and pulled out some of his very own homemade lox. If there's one type of fish I can't resist, it's salmon, and his lox is the best.
How can any day go wrong when it starts like this?
Basic Bagels
From Ultimate Bread
Makes 8 bagels
2 tsp dry yeast
1 1/2 tbsp sugar
1 1/4 cups (300 ml) warm water
3 1/2 cups (500 g) unbleached flour, plus extra for kneading
1 1/2 tsp salt
Sprinkle the yeast and sugar into 1/2 cup of the water in a small bowl. Leave for 5 minutes and then stir to dissolve. In a large bowl, mix the flour and salt together. Form a well in the center and pour in the dissolved yeast.
Pour half of the remaining water into the well. Mix in the flour and stir in the reserved water as needed, forming a firm and moist dough. Turn out onto a floured surface and knead until smooth and elastic, about 10 minutes. Gradually work in as much additional flour as possible while comfortably kneading to form a stiff and firm dough.
Put the dough in a lightly oiled bowl, turning the dough to coat it. Cover with a towel and let rise for 1 hour or until doubled in size. Punch down and let the dough rest 10 minutes.
Divide the dough into 8 pieces. Shape each piece into a ball – cup between your hands and press the bottoms together between your palms. Press down to get rid of air bubbles and roll the dough between your palm and the work surface to form a smooth ball. Coat a finger in flour and press it through each ball to form a ring.
Work the rest of your fingers into the hole, stretching the ring and widening the hole to about 1/3 of the bagel's diameter. Place the bagels on a lightly oiled baking sheet and cover with a damp towel. Let rest for 10 minutes and preheat the oven to 425 degrees F.
Bring a large pan of water to a boil and then reduce to a simmer. Use a perforated skimmer to lowel the bagels into the water in batches of 2-3. Boil, uncovered, until they rise to the surface, about 1 minute. Turn them over once. Then remove from the pan, letting the water drain, and transfer to a lightly oiled baking sheet. Bake 20 minutes, until golden, and cool on a wire rack.
Dad's Homemade Lox
1 lb skinless tail section of salmon (tail section doesn't have pin bones)
1/2 cup light brown sugar
1/2 cup white sugar
1/2 cup kosher salt
1/2 cup smoked salt (use kosher if unavailable)
Heaping tbsp dried dill
1 tsp finely ground black pepper
Place a large sheet of plastic wrap on a tray. Sprinkle half the cure over the wrap and place the fish in it. Sprinkle the top of the fish with the remaining cure, and wrap tightly. Cover heavily with weights (Dad uses a large pot filled with cans.) Refrigerate. Cures in about 24 hours, depending on the thickness of the fish.
Drain the drip tray and rinse the fish. Pat dry with a paper towel and slice thinly on a bias. Keep refrigerated.
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I made these yesterday for my girlfriends who had come over to bake Christmas Cookies. They were a hit! I am looking forward to trying different flavors and will definately think twice about purchasing them again!
MMMM Bagels are my favorite thing in the world, but i never new what else I could put on them to change up the flavor. I think im going to try to smoked salmon now It looks so YUMMY (: Fantastic Work
I've yielded unsatisfactory results with my bagel baking attempts but will have to you're your recipe and the microwave technique, very ingenious. Lox on bagels is the best but I never thought to try and make my own. If you don't mind I added a link to this post from the recipe page on my site. Keep up the great work!
I just made a garlic version of these and they were DELISH!!! Thanks for sharing!
You managed to transport me into your kitchen with your well chosen words & descriptions. Amazing!!!!
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edgrrrzzmom wrote:What's even more puzzling is that 4 people have voted for it. Where have they been?
I'd wear it.
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lonelypond wrote:darn cute
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vielleicht wrote:If this doesn't print I will be so sad.
Awww...glad you like it. And tell people to vote!!
I want to buy this shirt how can I??
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Excellent use of glow-in-the-dark!
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Love it!
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I laughed.
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It is pretty clever.
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A must have for a developer. I hope it wins!
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This same shirt is also available on Tshirt Roundup. Same shirt, same artist...David Benton.
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my fav this week
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you could have called it "warez night life" otherwise nice work and just clever use of glow ink
I love that mantis!
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Not trying to be picky, but you have a return statement before the second if-else, so that could never be executed...
taternuggets wrote:I'd wear it.
I like cake and I don't have enough white slate shirts.
My programming-obsessed teenager who is starting a technology-focused HS this fall needs one of these shirts to fit in with the cool kids. Love it!
While I love the graphic, the placement on the shirt would be very awkward for me. Does the preview accurately represent the size and placement of the graphic?
kcastle411 wrote:Nice,love the reference!
What is the reference?
I'll buy the crap out of this if it prints. Genius, jasneko!
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I thought this was a patrickpens from the painterly style - just now noticed it is yours Spirit! Cute and well done.
edgrrrzzmom wrote:Are you sure you can use this cat? I'm pretty sure it's trademarked.
Yes it is however, thats not a direct copy of the kat clock. much like the many ninja turtles, marios, zeldas and portals are all trademarked. They still design them with slight differences and get by with it.
ryleek wrote:What is the reference?
I would definitely pick up a couple of these! I hope it wins.
Thanks, jas'. I'm trying to work more painting into my designs. :^) Cheers @ FlyingMouse!
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All our base are belong to Darth Vader!!!
ignorant wrote:I like cake and I don't have enough white slate shirts.
Plus, the face in the cake is hilarious.
Nice work on the code! Good luck with this one. :^)
Lovely, lovely design. But I'd totally ding it for poor indentation on the code review, super powers or not.
I'd buy this faster than sauce on spagett.
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This is a great design. I would buy 3 if it would print!
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Why doesnt this have more love? SO awesome!
shikausstan wrote:Very nice, +1 Like Always!
I've been checking your vote tally every day but this shirt is just not rising as fast as it should. Too bad. The design is so interesting and executed so well. It is such a clever visual pun. And the color is great. Sigh. Maybe there will be a way to re-submit in another derby. This should be a winning shirt. Thanks for letting us see it.
This design is awesome. I want one!
smokinjoe43 wrote:Not trying to be picky, but you have a return statement before the second if-else, so that could never be executed...
Don't worry. I have zero experience in coding. But then again, you could be an agent trying to persuade me to stay in the Matrix. lol
taternuggets wrote:Plus, the face in the cake is hilarious.
Oh boy are you right, the guy I'm picturing is a mess and there is cake everywhere! I can't wait to get this one.
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This is my favorite entry in this derby. I love the throwback joke and the graphics/coloring/distressing are spot on!
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Dr. Andrew Bourne, 46, the former chief of staff at Mammoth Hospital [3] and implicated as a possible suspect in an ongoing child sex investigation [4]in Santa Barbara, died Tuesday, authorities said.
Mono County Sheriff's Dispatch received a 911 call Tuesday afternoon at about 4 p.m. regarding a deceased male who was found on Hot Creek Hatchery Road [5]east of the town of Mammoth Lakes area.
Bourne, who lived with his family in The Trails section of Mammoth Lakes, was found by his spouse, Gilann and friends and family, after a search for Bourne started earlier that day.
Bourne's body was found after his attorney, Ron Bamieh, managing partner of Bamieh and Erickson [6], initiated a search for him after a morning telephone call.
"I was optimistic about Andy's defense and he knew that," Bamieh said in a press release distributed by the law firm Wednesday.
"I spoke to Andy yesterday morning and expressed that optimism, and I have gone over our conversation in my head many times trying to figure out if there was any indication of what was to occur later that day.
"I regret not being alert enough to understand what Andy was thinking when we spoke. I tried my best to prevent this tragedy but unfortunately my efforts were not enough."
According to the press release, the hunt for Bourne began in the early afrternoon on Tuesday.
"A few hours after their morning conversation, Mr. Bamieh became concerned for Dr. Bourne's well being and began to make a series of phone calls and inquiries in an attempt to locate Dr. Bourne.
"From approximately 1:30 p.m. until Dr. Bourne was found at 3:45 p.m., a search was being conducted with Mr. Bamieh's assistance to locate Dr. Bourne. At approximately 3:30 p.m., the company who monitored the GPS device on Dr. Bourne's court-ordered ankle bracelet called Mr. Bamieh and provided Dr. Bourne's location.
"Mr. Bamieh conveyed that information to family and friends of Dr. Bourne, who rushed to that location where they found him. Family and friends of Dr. Bourne notified authorities.
"Bamieh notified the Santa Barbara District Attorney's Office at approximately 4:30 p.m.
"Bamieh stated: 'Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Bourne family. Obviously yesterday was a difficult day for all of us here at the firm. Andy, in the time I got to know him, was an intelligent and gifted man, who had done so much good throughout his life.'"
The cause of death is currently under investigation by the Mono County Sheriff's Department [7], Hansen said.
Few details emerged from the investigation, but the sheriff's department said, "foul play is not suspected in the cause of death."
Bourne was a well-known and respected surgeon in Mammoth. He was arrested in Mammoth on Jan. 4 on suspicion of several counts of "illegal communication with a minor with the intent to facilitate sexual activity."
Police arrested another Mammoth man, Joseph Walker, 48, on several counts of the same crime.
The two men were then charged by the Santa Barbara District Attorney [8]with several counts each of "unlawful contact with a child with the intent to commit a sexual crime" after emails that the Santa Barbara District Attorney said implicated the men were discovered by the minor's parent(s).
Authorities also charged Walker with one count of a "lewd act with a child." There were no such charges leveled against Bourne at the time of his death.
Bamieh last week said the emails that the Santa Barbara District Attorney say implicated Bourne in a crime were "innocuous."
The Santa Barbara Senior Deputy District Attorney, Mary Barron, said last week that she intended to press more charges against both men at a future time.
The two men were jailed in Mono County on Jan. 4 and then moved to a Santa Barbara jail. They were released on Jan. 10 on $750,000 bail each.
They were due in Santa Barbara court again on Feb. 10 for a hearing.
On Jan. 25, the Santa Barbara Independent newspaper quoted the Santa Barbara District Attorney who was prosecuting Bourne, Joyce Dudley [9], as saying Bourne committed suicide, but Dudley would neither confirm not deny she said this.
She said Wednesday morning, "I cannot confirm that, only your coroner can.
"I will not engage in a conversation as to what other media may or may not have been told," she said. "I will continue to address your questions related to the criminal prosecution of this case."
On Thursday, she said, "The entire situation is heart wrenching."
Charges will be dropped against Bourne "and amended as to Mr. Walker," she said.
"When we file the amended complaint, we will issue a press release," she said.
The official cause of death may not be available for several weeks, according to Hansen. An autopsy scheduled for Wednesday was postponed to Friday, she said Thursday morning. But that might not be enough to determine the cause of death.
"Until a toxicology report, also in progress, is completed, the sheriff's department cannot determine the cause of death." she said. "These results can take a couple of weeks to get returned to us. We cannot determine cause of death until both the autopsy and toxicology results/reports are finalized and have come in."
Bourne was also a member of the Mammoth Unified School District school board. He resigned from that position on Jan. 13. His contract with Mammoth Hospital was terminated shortly after.
"What a terrible, terrible tragedy," said Mammoth Unified School District [10]Superintendent, Rich Boccia on Tuesday. "Our prayers are with the family."
"We are all shocked and saddened to hear of the tragic death of Dr. Andrew Bourne," said Gary Boyd, the hospital's CEO. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family, friends, staff and colleagues at Mammoth Hospital. Dr. Bourne was an excellent physician and friend to many. He will be greatly missed."
"I have contacted the Sheriff's office to let them know that Mammoth Hospital will cooperate in any way with their investigation of the circumstances surrounding Dr. Bourne's death."
Bourne was board certified in Surgery and Vascular Surgery by the American Board of Surgery [11], according to his biography on the Mammoth Hospital website.
He completed a bachelor's degree from Loma Linda University [12]and a medical degree from the State University of New York Upstate Medical University [13]in Syracuse N.Y., where he also performed postgraduate training in pathology.
He completed an internship at Emanuel Hospital in Portland, Ore., and a General Surgical Residency as well as a Vascular Surgical Fellowship at the University of Utah Medical Center [14]in 2001.
He received formal endovascular training at the University of Rochester [15].
Before coming to Mammoth Hospital in 2006, he was a partner in Northwest Surgical Specialists [16]in Eugene, Ore., for almost six years and was on staff at Sacred Heart Medical Center [17]and McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center in Eugene [18]and Springfield, Ore.
Bourne was a founding director of the Oregon Heart and Vascular Institute [19]and was an Adjunct Professor at the University of Oregon where he taught human physiology. He had extensive training and experience in laparoscopic surgery and endoscopy.
He was a member of the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons [20]and the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, the only medical society that requires documentation of specific training in GI endoscopic procedures.
Bourne was a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons [21]and a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Nevada School of Medicine [22].
Bourne served as Vice Chief of Staff at Mammoth Hospital from 2008-2010 and was the Chief of Staff from the beginning of 2010.
He also served on the Mammoth Unified School District Board [23]since 2008 before resigning earlier this month. In addition to local community service, he volunteered his surgical skills for medical mission work in countries including Mexico, Jamaica and the Philippines.
In 2008, Bourne participated in a volunteer trauma surgery program at the U.S. Army Landstuhl Medical Center [24], caring for casualties of conflicts in the Middle East.
In addition to his wife, Bourne is survived by two children.
A Celebration of Life Ceremony for Bourne will be held Saturday, Feb. 4, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Cerro Coso Community College common room (where the grand piano is).
A fund for the benefit of Gilann Bourne & Family has been set up at the Eastern Sierra Community Bank in Mammoth Lakes. In lieu of sending flowers, contributions may be made to "FBO Gilann Bourne & Family" (Account # 5015553) and dropped off or mailed to:
Eastern Sierra Community Bank 307 Old Mammoth Rd. P.O. Box 5069 Mammoth Lakes, Calif., 93546 .
Call 760-923-1500 for more information.
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Omnia's narrow backset mortise locksets are ideal for use wherever a slim, elegant look is desired. In addition to enhancing any setting where they are employed, these slender designs provide superlative security with a standard mortise cylinder lock. This lock can also be used with Omnia's standard thru-bolted roses. A perfect blending of classic style in a range of finishes, combined with American made reliability.
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Get started on the right foot! FootJoy ® Junior Sport golf shoes offer young golfers advanced comfort and performance. The white athletic toe and white smooth synthetic with blue and white detailing offer an appealing and comfortable golf shoe for your junior golfer.
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X. J. Scott (nonoctave) says:
I've traveled back in time and told people about life in the future before. There's no risk to the timeline as it turns out. The inhabitants of a distant time assume you are either crazy or a performance artist. It's not a big problem if you are taken for an artist. Some cultures even value storytelling traditions. Those are safer to visit. But even so, a story and a piece of silver might only get you a mug of nog, a plate of chicken, and a cot for the night. So bring lots of silver. When they assume you are crazy, that's you need to watch out. Some cultures have valued coercive control over belief systems. These will imprison, drug, or kill you. It is vital to ascertain the view of the inhabitants of the new time towards alternate perceptions of reality and oral traditions before disclosing that you are a Traveller. Even so, it's wise to present your factual information as IF it is an artistic presentation, in order to provide a safe explanation for those who would otherwise be threatened by exposure to new ideas.
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2004 Marcassin - Pinot Noir Blue Slide Ridge Vineyard Pinot Noir - USA - California - Sonoma - Sonoma Coast - Red
USA - California - Sonoma - Sonoma Coast
Pinot Noir
Producer NotesOne of the most influential mavens of modern California winemaking, Helen Turley creates in Marcassin wines that are among the most sought-after in California. Though the wines are made following a traditionalist Burgundian style, they are unique, complex representations of California Pinot and Chardonnay. Turley's straightforward winemaking philosophy is, "...great vineyards, meticulously... More » |
Score96BH 80 WS 91 WA 96 IWC 95(+?) Drink DatesComm: 2007-2015 WA: 2007-2019 WS: 2009-2012 |