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Loved the recipe it goes great with a cold beer. I also tied a few with shrimp to use up all the batter. I agree to leave dill out along with the capers it's not needed. I also recommend making the slices of fish large enough to match the size of tortilla your using. Tacos should taste the same in every bite. Enjoy

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Thieves target vending machines, laundry; more crashes with deer
Posted By Thomas Christy On November 29, 2012 @ 10:52 am In Beaty-Watson-Armour area,Downtown & old Davidson,East Davidson,Exit 30 area,Police Blotter | Comments Disabled
Davidson police responded to at least three vending-machine break-ins over the past two weeks – two at the Bexley of Davidson Apartments and one in the laundry room at Oak Hill Apartments, off Beaty Street. Two drivers escaped injury in collisions with deer. Also recently, three people stole $360 worth of clothing from Monkee's on Jetton Street and a resident of Central Park Circle reported than someone fraudulently used her credit card. Details on these stories and more (along with a tally of the week's arrests, citations, and traffic enforcement) may be found below.
FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 455 Davidson Gateway Drive, Bexley of Davidson Apartments – Police are investigating a case of vandalism and larceny in which an unknown suspect broke into a Coca-Cola vending machine and stole money. Total damage to the vending machine was estimated at $500.
MONDAY, NOV. 12, 5:37 p.m., Shearer Road at Maple Way Drive – A Mooresville woman driving a 2005 Acura struck a deer that walked onto the roadway. The deer fled into the woods after being struck. Total damage to the vehicle was estimated at $975, but the driver was not injured.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14, 9:27 p.m., Central Park Circle – Police are investigating a case of fraud in which an unknown suspect used the victim's credit card to purchase $348.65 worth of goods without her consent.
THURSDAY, NOV. 15, 10:44 a.m., 624 Jetton Street, Monkee's – Police are investigating a case of larceny in which three unknown suspects entered the clothing store on Nov. 13 and stole numerous items worth a combined $360.
THURSDAY, NOV. 15, 12:44 p.m., 130 Harbour Place Drive, commercial parking area – A Claremont man driving a 2007 Ford scraped a parked 2000 Mercedes-Benz while backing out of a parking space. Total combined damage to the vehicles was estimated at $350.
THURSDAY, NOV. 15, 1:37 p.m., 300 block of Jetton Street – Police are investigating a case of larceny in which an unknown suspect stole two of her children's scooters.
FRIDAY, NOV. 16, 12:08 p.m., Griffith Street at I-77, northbound off ramp – A Belmont woman driving a 2007 Acura rear-ended a Davidson woman's 2012 Toyota at approximately 3 mph. No damage to either vehicle was noted, but the driver of the Toyta did ask her husband to take her to the hospital for head and neck pain after refusing to be treated by a responding Medic ambulance.
SUNDAY, NOV. 18, 4:49 p.m., 18500 block of Carnegie Overlook Boulevard – Police responded to a domestic disturbance to inspect damage that had been inflicted upon the victim's house and car. A Ford Taurus sustained $500 in damage while the house sustained $750.
MONDAY, NOV. 19, 10:37 p.m., 15300 block of East Rock Court – Police investigated a domestic disturbance and learned that the victim has been receiving approximately 20 text messages per day since Oct. 29 from a known suspect. The victim told police that she has asked the suspect to stop contacting her, but that the suspect continues to do so using offensive and derogatory language.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21, 800 block of Beaty Street – Police responded to a report of a domestic assault and found that the suspect fled the scene prior to officers' arrival.
SATURDAY, NOV. 24, 1:46 a.m., Watson Street at Delburg Street – A deer ran out onto the roadway and struck the left front bumper of a Davidson man's 2008 GMC, causing approximately $800 in damage to the vehicle.
SATURDAY, NOV. 24, 10:24 a.m., 455 Davidson Gateway Drive, Bexley of Davidson Apartments – An unknown suspect once again broke into a Coca-Cola vending machine at an apartment complex and stole money from inside.
SATURDAY, NOV. 24, 1:45 p.m., 831 Beaty Street, Oak Hill Apartments – Police are investigating a case of breaking and entering in which an unknown suspect forcibly entered the front door of the apartment complex's laundry center and broke into two washing machines and two vending machines, stealing money from inside. Total damage to the facility and the appliances was estimated at $2,000.
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CLINTON, Iowa (AP) Flavor Flav and the local operator of Flavor Flav's Chicken in Clinton deny that some of the restaurant's paychecks are bouncing.
Television station WQAD says some current and former workers came forward Friday to complain as the restaurant held its grand opening.
Flav, whose real name is William Drayton Jr., and Nick Cimino acknowledge some startup problems but deny that workers hadn't been paid properly. In response to the allegations, Flav said, "We do have money in our accounts."
Cimino says he fired 15-20 workers recently for a variety of reasons and says the complaints are merely disgruntled former employees trying to get revenge.
Flav founded hip-hop group Public Enemy in the 1980s and has since found new fame on reality shows.
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Judge Trying to Move Iraq Veteran Out of Jail
Posted: 12/24/2009 - MOBILE, Ala. (AP) - A federal judge in Mobile says she is doing all she can to speed up the transfer of an Iraq War veteran with psychological problems.
Posted: 12/24/2009 - MOBILE, Ala. (AP) - A federal judge in Mobile says she is doing all she can to speed up the transfer of an Iraq War veteran with psychological problems.
Posted: 12/24/2009 - TOWN CREEK, Ala. (AP) - Lawrence County authorities have suspended the search for a Leighton man who went missing after a dogfighting raid.
Posted: 12/24/2009 - the 2010 Enterprise Area Community Health Fair scheduled for Saturday, February 27, 2010 in the Lolley Gym of the Enterprise State Community College from 8:00 AM until 12:00 Noon.
Posted: 12/24/2009 - Funding to support 63 of existing housing and service programs
Posted: 12/23/2009 - An Alabama soldier who was killed in the Korean War is finally coming home.
Posted: 12/23/2009 - A Worcester man accused of inflicting a fatal beating on his 7-year-old son on Father's Day has been ordered held without bail after pleading not guilty to murder and other charges.
Posted: 12/23/2009 - 2 Alabama counties approved for federal disaster assistance.
Posted: 12/22/2009 - MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - A state commission has taken action that could clear the way for the state to sell the nearly 150-year-old Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa to the University of Alabama.
Posted: 12/22/2009 - Federal and state EMA officials paid a visit to the wiregrass Tuesday. They're here to assess damage left by recent heavy rainfall.
Posted: 12/22/2009 - Officials: House Democrat will switch to GOP
Posted: 12/22/2009 - Six middle school students were caught drinking on the school bus.
Posted: 12/22/2009 - CLANTON, Ala. (AP) - Workers at the Chilton County Extension Office were faced with a tough question: What do you do when a deer comes to visit?
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The US has always insisted that it is impractical to set targets for reducing emissions of carbon dioxide, methane and other greenhouse gases. Most European countries and Japan disagree. Of the 24 industrialised nations in the OECD, 22 have set themselves targets for cutting emissions of carbon dioxide.
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Can anyone tell me the model number of this Motorola radio and approximately when these things were manufactured? Note the rounded corners all around the lower 3-inch "base" area and at the top of the front panel. The are art-deco touches but not to the extreme one might expect of genuine art-deco design in the 1930's. This looks more 1950's to me but that's just a guess.
It was my first two-meter radio way back in 1974. Don Sherouse WB4OST (SK), one of my Elmers) was the original ham owner who converted/re-crystaled/adjusted it for 2-M. It had but one channel -- 146.34/94, the repeater atop the lunar landing gantry at NASA Langley Hampton, Va. That was the only repeater in our immediate area at the time. This radio has big panel lights indicating transmit and receive modes and a Hobbs meter to record how committed you are to monitoring the repeater.
A year or so later there were several more repeaters in the Tidewater area so I bought one of the inexpensive multichannel rice boxes that were flooding the market by then. Shortly after that I sold the big base unit at the Richmond Frostfest for exactly what I'd paid for it ($75.00). I kinda miss the old rig, but I'm sure glad I didn't have to carry the beast with me every time I've moved since then!
I never knew the model or year of the radio and when I recently came across a shack photo with the rig in it I thought I'd post it and ask.


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Nashville TV Spoilers: Will Rayna's Dad Die?
Remember that time on Nashville when Lamar (Powers Boothe) threatened his daughter's ex's mistress and then maybe had a heart attack? Good, cuz it just happened last week, and so we've been a little worried that he won't live to surprise another floozy. But worry not, our little peachkins, because we have all the scoop you need.
According to TVLine's Michael Ausiello, the stroke-heart attack-whatever is not going to be fatal. So, that's out of the way, for now. But that's not all there is to it. We've enjoyed watching him make people uncomfortable through his charming combination of intimidation and excellent timing for confrontations. But that may indeed be dead.
"He's one tough customer," series creator Callie Khouri reveals. "But there's also the oh-how-the-mighty-have-fallen aspect to deal with. It's a different place than we've seen him throughout the whole season. He seems very strong and a kind of invincible person. And then suddenly you realize: Everybody's mortal."
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Infamous Colorado Dog Dragger Pleads Guilty
I would be amazed if any dog lover out there has not heard the story of Buddy, the Colorado dog dragged to his death in December of last year. The story caused an outcry among animal rights advocates and sparked numerous conversations about abuse law and consequence. Personal friends of mine have been involved in seeing this process through, so I have followed this with interest and was very happy to find this news in my inbox this morning.
Busted: One Seriously Crappy Neighbor
What do you do when you suspect that your neighbor is flinging dog poo into your shrubs? You film him and sell him out. Bonus point if you count the number of dumps. The homeowner was considerate enough to wait an entire year before releasing the video. Oh enough from me already, watch this – and make sure you hear the commentary!
*Kudos to Maria at Dogster for unearthing this treasure
Inside of a Dog: What Dogs See, Smell and Know
Bill Blakemore from ABC News and Columbia University psychology professor Alexandra Horowitz discuss what it's like to think with a dog's brain. Horowitz explores findings from hundreds of scientific and animal behavior studies in her new book, Inside of a Dog: What Dogs See, Smell and Know.
The Post-Bath Crazies
Does your dog go batty after a bath? Our current pack includes one resident bath hater. Sola absolutely despises me for a day after every bath, but you wouldn't know it by the way she tears through the house after we dry her off and set her free. I'll do my best to capture one of her episodes on tape the next time she is forced to endure the indignity of a good scrubbing, but today I would like you to meet two dogs who do a fine job of speaking for all of the bath haters out there.
Sally is a whirlwind – if ever there were a video to represent what most of us see after a dog washing, this is it. Nothing truly remarkable happens, but this video is priceless because for the first time ever, someone has captured the music that all of our dogs must be hearing in their heads as they run amok in an attempt to shake off that fresh, clean smell.
Our second guest is a standout for one very clear reason – he's the voice of every poor pooch subjected to bathing torture, and he has a lot to say…
Police Make Arrest in Case of Hogtied Pit Bull
Police have made an arrest in the case of a Bakersfield, CA dog found hogtied and left for dead last week. James Worley, 52, is expected to face felony charges for abandoning the dog. According to officials, a tip from the public led to the arrest. The dog is currently under quarantine for ten days and is expected to be released to a local rescue group.
X-ray of the Month: Australian Boxer Survives Nail Gun Shot to Brain
An Australian Boxer named Max has good reason to thank his lucky stars this week after surviving an injury that would normally be considered fatal. Tim Horvat was putting the finishing touches on a deck project when Max ran a little too close to the end of his nail gun, intercepting a nail intended for a very different target. Horvat initially thought the gun had missed Max, but ended up rushing the dog to the Melbourne Veterinary Specialist Centre after noticing a nail head protruding from his skull.
Max is recovering nicely after vets performed a craniectomy to remove the nail from his brain, and the Horvat's are now in possession of a remarkable souvenir pic:
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A tax attorney from Austin has entered her Dog Woodrow in the Texas Governor's race. Lorri Michel said her frustration with politics and a desire to raise funds and awareness for animal rescue led to the decision let Woodrow try his paw at politics. His campaign slogan: How ruff could it be?
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Alaskan hero dog Buddy the German Shepherd honored for showing troopers the way to fire.
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Lost Dog and Owner Reunited After 3 1/2 Years Apart
SAN ANGELO, Texas – Jessica Cochran got the news of a lifetime when a certified letter arrived at her home two weeks ago. Her beloved Pembroke Welsh Corgi had been found after going missing for three and a half years.
Roby disappeared from Cochran's front yard on a November evening in San Angelo Texas (there was no dog containment system), where she was stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base. Cochran had returned to her front yard after letting Roby out for a routine bathroom break to find the dog missing and a dark pickup truck driving away into the darkness. She spent the next year trying to locate her best friend before being transferred out of state. She left Texas expecting that she would never see him again.
So when a letter arrived from the San Angelo animal shelter explaining that a stranger had dropped Roby off nearly four years later, she did what most any dog lover would do – and drove a thousand miles to retrieve her lost pal. A microchip implanted between Roby's shoulder blades is credited with reuniting the pair. Their reunion was captured in the following video. *if video will not play click here
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Do you need to get past that squeaky floorboard silently? This is the guide for you! This knowledge is essential for spies in training, or just to play a prank on your siblings.
1Walk as close to a wall or heavy object as possible. If you do so you are less likely to make the floor creak.
2Walk slowly. Put your heel down lightly, then slowly roll your feet until you are on your toes. Running can make the floor creak.
3Don't panic if it creaks. You are more likely to be found if you panic.
4Know your floor. If you have planned to walk silently at a specific time, try to walk around beforehand to see what places do or don't squeak. Watch for any paths that are quiet.
5Wear soft shoes that fit. If they are too loose, your feet may slide around and make noise. If you can't find any quiet shoes, wear socks.
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