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fringe Costumes and Accessories
Costumes and Accessories
Adult Indian, Western or Hippie Fringe Boot Tops
Indian or Western Costumes
$31.85 $12.74
You Save: $19.11 (60%)
Indian Costume Accessories - These Fringed Boot tops can be used for an Indian costume, a Western or Frontier, or even a Hippie costume and are available in "one size fits most adults" The color of these boot covers is a bit darker than shown in the image and would be considered more a brown/olive color.
Kids Indian Boy Costume
Native American Indian Costumes
$30.80 $18.48
You Save: $12.32 (40%)
This Indian Costume for Children includes the feathered headband with attached yarn hair and fringed shirt and pants. *One of seven new and creative costumes from the Yarn Babies Line of Child Costumes. Type 'Yarn Baby' into the product seach field to see all seven. PLEASE NOTE: If your child ordinarily wears size 4, the Toddler size may be too small. The Toddler size best fits children who ordinarily wear size 2-3.
Western Diva Costume
Cowgirl Costumes
$34.09 $20.45
You Save: $13.64 (40%)
Child Halloween Costumes - This Western Diva Costume includes fringe-trimmed shirt and pants. Western Diva Costume is 100% Polyester. Hand wash cool water. Line dry. No bleach. Western Diva Hat sold separately.
Flower Power Hippie Adult Costume
Hippie Costumes
$41.79 $25.07
You Save: $16.72 (40%)
Adult Costumes - This Flower Power Adult Hippie Costume includes the hippie costume fringed vest, tube top and hippie costume bell-bottom pants. This Flower Power Adult Hippie Costume is available in size Adult STD. Hippie Costume jewelry and other accessories are available separately. Perfect for any 60s-themed party or just your annual Halloween bash.
Purple Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
Price: $85.79
Sexy Costume - This fabulous Flapper costume with layers of purple fringe is the perfect dress for your next costume party! Available in adult sizes Small, Medium, Large and XL. PLEASE NOTE: This costume runs quite SHORT!! For example, the size Small is only about 30 inches from shoulder to bottom of hem fringe. Small 5-7 Medium 9-11 Large 14-16 XL 18-20
Girls Cowgirl Costume
Cowgirl Costumes
Price: $61.55
This fantastic Cowgirl Costume includes the suede like vest with white fringe, custom rodeo style chaps with white fringe, matching cowgirl gloves and red bandana scarf. This cheerful and perky cowgirl costume will have her looking rough, tough and cute as a button! The cowgirl hat is sold separately. These costumes use the following size chart: Size Toddler 2/3 for approx. ages 2-3 Size Small 4/6 for approx. ages 4-6 Size Medium 8/10 for approx. ages 8-10 Size Large 12/14 for approx. ages 10-12
Flower Power Hippie Girls Costume
Hippie Costumes
$31.85 $19.11
You Save: $12.74 (40%)
Girls Costumes - This girls hippie costume is a groovy look for Halloween. the Flower Power Hippie Costume includes the hippie fringed vest, hippie costume tube top and hippie costume bell-bottom pants. She wishes for the world peace, love and lots of treats. This Flower Power Hippie Costume is available in child size Small, Medium and Large. The black afro wig is available separately.
Cherokee Warrior Indian Costume
Indian Costumes
$42.67 $25.60
You Save: $17.07 (40%)
The Adult Cherokee Warrior Indian Costume includes the feathered headband, shirt with fringe and tomahawk. The shirt is a suede look fabric.
Hot Black Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
$47.29 $28.37
You Save: $18.92 (40%)
Sexy Costumes - This Sexy 1920's Adult Flapper Costume includes the black Flapper costume dress with fringe and the flapper headpiece. Necklace, wig and cigarette holder available separately. As pictured, this costume is quite short.
Toddler Lil' Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
$18.65 $7.46
You Save: $11.19 (60%)
Lil' Flapper Costume - Toddler Flapper Costumes - Toddler Halloween Costume - This Lil' Flapper Costume includes a pink satin dress with sleeves, fringe trim and sequin Flapper headband. This Lil' Flapper Costume is available in size Toddler Small (1-2) and Toddler Large (2-4). The white tights are not included. PLEASE NOTE: If your child ordinarily wears size 4, the Toddler size may be too small. The Toddler size best fits children who ordinarily wear size 2-3.
Playboy Saloon Girl Costume
Sexy Adult Playboy Costumes
$144.05 $57.62
You Save: $86.43 (60%)
Playboy Saloon Girl Costume - Sexy Adult Authentic Playboy Costumes - Western Costume - Sexy Adult Halloween Costumes - This Playboy Saloon Girl costume includes a corset with front hook-and-eye closure and back lacing, skirt with back zipper and feather fringe, beaded feather hair clip, thigh high stockings, long satin gloves, beaded choker and red garters. Perfect for Valentine's Day! This is a beautifully made and very complete costume.
Adult Red Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
$46.15 $27.69
You Save: $18.46 (40%)
Adult Costumes - This Red Flapper Costume includes the satin trimmed flapper costume dress with sequin and fringe plus the headband with feather. PLEASE NOTE: This costume dress will fit up to size 10. Flapper beads, wig and cigarette holder sold separately.
Love Hippie Adult Costume
Hippie Costumes
$59.39 $35.63
You Save: $23.76 (40%)
Adult Costumes - Be a fan of peace and love and people in this Hippie Love Child Costume. It includes the hippie costume shirt, hippie fringed vest, waist sash and printed bell-bottom pants. Get ready to boogie back to the hippie era with this lovely costume. This Hippie Love Child Costume is available in size Adult STD. The necklace, headband and flower wand available separately to finish off your hippie look.
Premier Red Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
$101.19 $40.48
You Save: $60.71 (60%)
Sexy Costumes - This Super Deluxe 20's Flapper Costume features the red flapper dress with gold sparkle finish, detailed with fringe, gold buckle and two-tone lace, plus long pearl necklace and sequin jeweled feather headpiece. Fishnet hose, boa, blonde wig and cigarette holder sold separately. Pearl necklace and headpiece included! Small 33-34.5 bust, 25-26.5 waist, 35.5-37 hips Medium 35-36.5, bust 27-28.5 waist, 37.5-39 hips Large 37-39.5 bust, 29-31.5 waist, 39.5-42 hips XL 40-43 bust, 32-35 waist, 42.5-45.5 hips
Adult Super Deluxe Indian Warrior Costume
Native American Indian Costumes
$154.09 $92.45
You Save: $61.64 (40%)
This exclusive costume is made from brown polyester but has the appearance and feel of suede. The shirt has short sleeves while the pants are secured in place with an elastic waistband. Both the pants and shirt are lined with fringe and multicolored trimm. The headband that is also included. Pair it up with our Adult Super Deluxe Pocahontas Indian Costume (INDN43) for a couple?s idea. Customize this look with our toy spear, tomahawk, feather or other Indian accessories, available separately for a complete costume.
Kid's Cherokee Warrior Indian Costume
Native American Indian Costumes
$28.55 $17.13
You Save: $11.42 (40%)
Kid's Costumes - This Cherokee Warrior Indian Costume includes headpiece, fringed shirt and a tomahawk for authentic look. The headpiece colors are not necessarily as pictured; they may be green, orange, or other colors.
Adult Super Deluxe Belly Dancer Costume
Harem or Belly Dancer Costumes
$199.05 $79.62
You Save: $119.43 (60%)
Adult Harem or Belly Dancer Costume - This Super Deluxe Edition Harem Costume features the headpiece with veil, nylon Lycra top, underpants and poly-Lurex pantaloons trimmed with metallic fringe. All made of 100% nylon-lycra with 100% poly-Lurex. PLEASE NOTE: The color of the costume is silver/white, not pink. Finger cymbals sold separately.
Adult Super Deluxe Indian Woman Costume
Native American Indian Costumes
$232.09 $92.84
You Save: $139.25 (60%)
Adult Halloween Costumes - This Super Deluxe Indian Squaw Costume features a suede-like zipper-back dress and matching boot tops that zip up the side, both heavily detailed with fringe, braid and decorative trim. The color of the fringe can range from yellow to orange, and the shade of brown varies from light to dark.
Adult Super Deluxe Pocahontas Indian Costume
Native American Indian Costumes
$127.59 $76.55
You Save: $51.04 (40%)
This Super Deluxe Pocahontas Indian costume features the Indian headband, poly-suede dress with contrasting fringe and decorative trim, under pants, matching boot tops and belt cord. The feather is not included. Fantastic couples costume with your man dressed as a Native American Warrior!
Charleston Black Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
$50.59 $30.35
You Save: $20.24 (40%)
Adult Costumes - This 1920's Flapper Costume includes the satin flapper dress costume trimmed with sequin and fringe, and the headband with feather. PLEASE NOTE: This costume fits up to about a size 10. Flapper beads, wig and cigarette holder available separately.
Valerie Tabor Smith Pink Witch Costume
Valerie Tabor Smith Costumes
$43.95 $13.19
You Save: $30.76 (70%)
Halloween Costumes for Baby and Toddler - This enchanting Rose Witch costume, inspired by the photography of Valerie Tabor Smith, is pure, pink magic! The cotton-feel, floral print dress is trimmed with feminine lace and pearls with crocheted lace on bodice and around neck and a soft corduroy floral inset. The dress also features a ruffled, mesh and tulle underskirt and Velcro neck closure disguised by a satiny pink ribbon. The included hat is trimmed in delicate lace, pearls, silk roses, sequin ribbon and soft mesh fringe, crowned by a train of pink and green tulle. 100% Polyester, exclusive of trim. Hand wash cold, line dry. Sold exclusively at Costume Craze. Please Note: There is no elastic strap to hold hat in place as pictured.
Pocahantas Indian Costume
Native American Indian Costumes
$30.79 $18.47
You Save: $12.32 (40%)
This authentic looking adult Pocahontas Native American Indian Costume features headband, fringed dress, and waist sash. Peace pipe and Indian wig sold separately.
Girls Sassy Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
$39.59 $23.75
You Save: $15.84 (40%)
Girls Costumes - The Sassy Flapper Costume includes satin flapper costume dress trimmed with sequins and fringe as well as headband with feather. The Sassy Flapper costume is available in child sizes Small, Medium and Large.
Girls Fringed Flapper Costume
1920s Flapper Costumes
$40.69 $16.28
You Save: $24.41 (60%)
Child Halloween Costumes - This Fringed Flapper costume for girls includes the fringed flapper costume dress and headband. Flapper beads sold separately. Feather shown in image is not available.
Wild West Cutie Girls Costume
Cowgirl Costumes
$34.05 $20.43
You Save: $13.62 (40%)
Girls Costumes - This kids Wild West Cutie Cowgirl Costume includes the dress with attached vest and attached belt with silver buckle, matching hat and the detachable cuffs with fringe.
Fabulous Black Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
$105.56 $63.34
You Save: $42.22 (40%)
Sexy Costumes - This sexy Deluxe Fabulous Black Flapper Costume features the black panne dress detailed with fringe and sequin trim, faux rhinestone buckle, lace overlay accents, long pearl necklace, and the sequined jeweled feather headpiece. Boa and fishnet stockings are sold separately.
Red Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
Price: $35.19
Girls Costumes - Great Gatsby! The roarin' 20's never looked cuter than your little girl will in this Red Flapper Costume. Includes sparkly red Zip-up dress trimmed with sequins and fringe at neck and 2 layers of fringe at hem, silky elbow length red gloves and sequin headband with red feather accent. Does not include shoes or tights.
Teen Jazzy Baby Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
$43.95 $17.58
You Save: $26.37 (60%)
Teenage Costume - Shake and shimmy your way back to the 1920's in this dazzling Flapper Costume for teens. Includes stretchy red sequined pullover dress with fringed bodice and hem and attached fringed arm bands, plus a matching red sequin headband with attached decorative flower. Nylon / Poly blend, hand wash. Stockings, shoes, beads, wig and feather boa avilable separately.
Charleston Cutie Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
$146.25 $87.75
You Save: $58.50 (40%)
Sexy Costumes - This adult Super Deluxe Charleston Cutie Flapper Costume features the black satin dress detailed with fringe, faux rhinestone buckles, lace overlay accents, fishnet stockings, long pearl necklace and the sequined jeweled feather headpiece. Boa sold separately.
Arabian Snake Handler Adult Costume
Arabian Costumes
$74.75 $29.90
You Save: $44.85 (60%)
Funny Costumes - Is he just a street performer or a real snake charmer? This Deluxe Arabian Snake Handler Costume includes satiny white shirt and attached blue vest featuring front chain and button detail, attached fake hand with padded sleeve, attached basket with snake hand puppet, satiny red stretch waist pants, padded turban with feather accent, satiny gold waist tie with fringe trim and gold shoe covers. 100% polyester.
Pink Flapper Costume
Flapper Costumes
$48.38 $29.03
You Save: $19.35 (40%)
Sexy Costumes - This 1920s Pink Flapper Costume includes the headpiece with feather and the pink and black flapper costume dress with fringe.
Tween and Teen Indian Princess Costume
Indian Costumes
$36.25 $14.50
You Save: $21.75 (60%)
Tween Indian Princess Costume - You'll be the envy of all the of all the girls in your tribe when they admire this exquisite Native American Indian Princess Costume. Includes suede-like brown dress with bodice and hem trimmed in native print ribbon and tan fringe with beaded accents. Also includes native print armband with bead accents, feather hairpiece and faux fur boot covers. Wig sold separately. Polyester material exclusive of trim, hand wash cold and line dry.
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Takes out the guesswork of grilling outdoors. Monitor and regulate the temperature of your grill with this convenient thermometer. Attaches to any Sport Grill or barbecue box lid for precise temperature control. Learn More
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Her journeys unveil a stunning tapestry
Sue Cline was raised in Corpus Christi in the 1950s and early 1960s in a generation during which most women had few choices. She grew up under the watchful eye of her parents, who even chose her clothes. She stayed close to home, attending college in Kingsville, married young and had two children.
South Texas had been her world.
A few years later, her husband, who was in the oil industry, took a job that landed them in Venezuela. In the middle of the jungle. With two young boys. And armed guards lining the fences of the compound where she would raise them. And she wasn't afraid.
Sue, who had lived her life under the directives of others, welcomed the opportunity to finally stand on her own two feet.
That first journey into South America - its vibrant colors, lush country and new people - was what began Sue's lifelong love affair with travel.
Africa. India. Trinidad. Brazil. Greece. Spain. Any direction the wind could carry her from the time she first left Corpus Christi until now.
Her husband's job took them to England and they took advantage of the opportunity to see all of Europe. After returning to Corpus Christi in the early 1980s and later, after she divorced, she continued to see the world. Now she tries to take two major trips a year (usually with friends, sometimes with family), deciding where she goes by narrowing her list to the places she hasn't been and that seem the most interesting to her.
The retired schoolteacher and administrator has visited all seven continents.
The last - Antarctica - was in March. Sue took a cruise along the South American coast and then traveled by charter plane from Punta Arenas, Chile, to King George's Island. There, she boarded a large Zodiac where she got to share the water with a family of penguins and a whale.
"(A Zodiac) is basically an oversized rubber dingy," she said. "You have to be very adventure-driven."
Clearly. Sue, a 71-year-old grandmother, knows some people might consider her adventures extreme, but she has been determined to see all she can before she is too old to do so. It's funny, but she has yet to visit all 50 states. Those she can visit at any time.
"I won't be worried about being too old to be stuck in a huge airport where I don't know anyone and don't speak the language," she laughed.
Sue doesn't travel first class. She doesn't seek out the five-star hotels. She prefers instead to stay within budget and closer to the people who live in the places she visits. She has no least favorite place, only photo albums full of amazing memories.
That is, after all, the joy of the journey.
Just before her trip to Antarctica, her son asked her why she was so determined to go. Before she had the chance to respond, he answered for her.
Because there were new things to see. New people to meet. And she could.
Sue has learned a great deal along the way.
There is beauty, she said, wherever you go.
And people, no matter what they look like, where they live or what language they speak, are basically the same.
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For those still befuddled about the motivation (yeah, we're talking about you, Mr. Attorney General) for Faisal Shahzad's bombing plot, his e-mails should put to rest the notion that it was financial distress that was at work:
"Everyone knows the current situation of Muslim World," he wrote in an e-mail he sent to a large group of recipients in February 2006. …
"Everyone knows how the Muslim country bows down to pressure from the west. Everyone knows the kind of humiliation we are faced with around the globe."
The e-mail continues: "It is with no doubt that we today Muslim, followers of Islam are attacked and occupied by foreign infidel forces. The crusade has already started against Islam and Muslims with cartoons of our beloved Prophet PBUH (peace be upon him) as War drums."
Shahzad was referring to the 2005 controversy in which a Danish newspaper published satirical cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed that many Muslims found offensive."Can you tell me a way to save the oppressed," Shahzad asked. "And a way to fight back when rockets are fired at us and Muslim blood flows? In Palestine, Afghan, Iraq, Chechnya and elsewhere."
And then there is another e-mail that includes this suggestion: "If you don't have the right teacher, then Satan should become your sheikh."
Now presumably Eric Holder knows about these, and much more. And yet he still couldn't bring himself to explain the motivation for the bombing plot. This is not simply a case of dimness or confusion on the part of the administration but rather intentional obfuscation. It is determined not to acknowledge who the enemy is and explain what is at stake.


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iPhone 4 headphone jack doesn't work
I got my iPhone 4 yesterday. Its not new and out of warranty since I bought it second-hand. The speakers and the earpiece both work fine, but when I plug my headphones in, the sound keeps coming through the speakers. (When obviously it should come through the earbuds.) I tried plugging and unplugging it over and over again, I checked the phone settings, I tried rebooting the phone several times, and even restored it as a new iPhone. I tried 4 different kinds of headphones, and they all work fine on other devices, but my iPhone just doesnt recognize them. I checked with a flashlight to see if there was any lint or dirt in the headphone jack and nothing was in there, but just in case I cleaned it with a cotton swab. I did a software update, I blew hard in the headphone jack, but nothing just works.
Advice would be much appreciated!


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Notary services are offered at the Yuma County Sheriff's Office main office in Yuma located at 141 S. 3rd Avenue and the Foothills Substation located at 13190 South Frontage Road.
Monday thru Friday (excluding holidays)
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Cost: $2.00 - pursuant to Arizona Revised Statutes 41-316 and A.A.C. R2-12-1102 (The Arizona Administrative Code Rules)
Picture identification is required.
Holidays Observed
For more information...
Contact the Civil Department at (928) 783-6274.


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Aggregate resources
Learn about aggregates (e.g., sand, gravel, clay, bedrock) in Ontario and how you can apply to operate a pit/quarry or comment on proposed projects.
Recommended for you
About aggregates
Aggregates are usually sand, gravel, clay, earth and bedrock. They are used to make roads, subway tunnels, homes and other structures.
- Loose material, such as sand and gravel, is removed from a pit
- Solid bedrock, such as limestone and granite, is removed from a quarry
How to find pits and quarries
You can use the Pits and Quarries Online tool to locate pits and quarries. The tool lists the:
- licence or permit holder
- size
- operation type
- maximum annual tonnage limit
You can also export information into a table or report.
Find pits and quarries – Pits and Quarries Online
How the province regulates pits and quarries
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry:
- oversees the rules governing aggregate management
- issues licences, permits and changes to existing approvals
- inspects aggregate operations and responds to complaints
- enforces compliance
- ensures rehabilitation is carried out on sites
Most of Ontario's pits and quarries are regulated under the Aggregate Resources Act.
Some areas of private land are not covered by the Act. In these areas, the local municipality may regulate pit and quarry operations.
Aggregate Resources Act regulation
Aggregate resources policies and procedures manual
State of the Aggregate Resource in Ontario Study
Annual compliance reporting
If you have an aggregate licence or permit, you need to complete an annual compliance assessment report to demonstrate your compliance with the rules. This report must be submitted to your local Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry office. If your pit or quarry operates inside a municipality, you must also submit a copy of the report to the municipality.
Compliance assessment report – aggregate licence
Compliance assessment report – aggregate permit
How to comment on a proposed aggregate project
Applicants are required to notify adjacent landowners, municipalities and other agencies and ministries of their proposed aggregate development project. Some types of applications require signage on the proposed site and notices in the local newspaper.
The notices identify the applicant's contact information and how you can obtain more information or comment on the proposal. Once you submit a comment, the applicant is obligated to work toward resolving your concern.
On private land, applications for new pits and quarries and significant changes to site plans are also posted on Ontario's Environmental Registry.
Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry district offices
What you need to operate a pit or quarry
On private land
- you need a Class A licence if more than 20,000 tonnes of aggregate is removed annually
- you need a Class B licence if 20,000 tonnes or less of aggregate is removed annually
- Public authorities, like the Ministry of Transportation and municipalities, may obtain a wayside permit to extract aggregate for temporary road construction or maintenance projects
On Crown land
You need an aggregate permit to:
- operate a pit or quarry on Crown land
- extract Crown-owned aggregate or topsoil
Additional approvals
You may also need approval under other pieces of legislation. Some examples are:
How to apply for a licence or permit
You need to meet the requirements outlined in the Aggregate Resources of Ontario, Provincial Standards to apply for a licence or permit.
Application process for proposed pits and quarries
How to rehabilitate pits and quarries
The Aggregate Resources Act requires you to rehabilitate your pit or quarry during its operational lifetime.
You need to rehabilitate the parts of your site which you've completed work on, while you continue extracting aggregates in other areas.
These areas can be rehabilitated into wetlands and habitat for wildlife, farmland, parks, fruit orchards, vineyards, subdivisions, golf courses and recreational fishing areas.
Abandoned aggregate sites
Pits and quarries on private land that stopped operating before they were required to obtain a licence are considered abandoned or legacy sites.
Where the landowner has granted permission, these sites can be rehabilitated by the Ontario Aggregate Resources Corporation under the Management of Abandoned Aggregate Properties Program.


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After much consideration, I have decided to move forward with another charity project and include all teams, drivers, owners, sponsors, and advertisers. In lieu of producing another calendar, this year I would like to create a " Yearbook" (similar to the annually published PEOPLE Magazine Yearbook). I will be requesting permission to use the NHRA/Full Throttle logo (as I have in the past) for use on the cover. The layout would consist of sections for each Pro Class, including Sportsman & Pro Mod.
The yearbook will highlight race pictures from the current race season, as well as pictures from home ... fans love to know about what we do when we are not racing (ie: engagement, marriage, new baby, kids, vacation, other races you may attend, casual/formal events outside of racing, celebrity meetings, concerts, holidays, etc.)
Please consider helping me support yet another great cause and be a part of a unique "collectable yearbook" from the 2012 season! The last 2 calendars raised nearly $100,000 combined and supported Melanoma research and Children's cancer thanks to YOUR help!
Pedregon Racing is having their annual Open House, Thursday, August 30th at the team's shop just two miles from Lucas Oil Dragway. This event's festivities will feature race cars and hot rods, and include great concerts and hold a charity silent auction.
The race cars and hot rods will be parked in the front of the shop and will include a few from the Pedregon family collection. The band Luminate brought to you by K-LOVE Radio will perform from 3-4:30 and beginning at 5 PM the band, The Protest, will take the stage.
"Our open house gives NHRA fans a behind the scene glimpse of how our teams prepare for the circuit. It will be a great start to an exciting weekend of events." said champion driver Tony Pedregon.
Finally, the Andrea Pedregon Charity Foundation, "A Spark Of Hope," will be hosting a silent auction during the open house. Race memorabilia from drivers, teams and sponsors including John Force Racing, Cruz & Tony Pedregon, Ron Capps, Alexis DeJoria, Bob Tasca, Erica Enders, Coca Cola and many other arriving daily for fans to bid on; it is sure to be an exciting place to be. The proceeds from the auction will benefit Girl's Nite In, a non-for-profit (Indy affiliate), that helps to empower young girls to make wise choices through safe refuge places and a structured framework.
"Hosting an auction during the kick-off of the legendary Indy race weekend will surely be a great success," said Andrea Pedregon, founder of Andrea Pedregon Charity Foundation: A Spark Of Hope. "I am thrilled to help a local organization in need of funding thanks to our NHRA Full Throttle supportive fans."
Follow Andrea Pedregon Charity Foundation http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Andrea-Pedregon-Charity-Foundation-Inc/170507729716860 or Tony Pedregon www.facebook.com/tonypedregonofficial, for updates on the items that will be up for auction this coming week.
Tony Pedregon is proud to once again lead a group of drivers to attend Cedar Point on Monday July 9th; the day after the completion of the NHRA Full Throttle race in Norwalk, OH.
For several years, Pedregon has invited drivers to come and bring their families out to the historic theme park for an autograph session for the fans and to enjoy the park. This years' group of drivers features a few mainstays in the event: two-time Funny Car Champion Pedregon, former Pro Stock Motorcycle Champion and current Top Fuel Driver Antron Brown, and Five-Time Funny Car event winner and current top ten standing driver Bob Tasca. For this seasons' event, we are pleased to welcome reigning Funny Car Champion Matt Hagan to the event as well.
"This event has become a family tradition." states Tony Pedregon. "Our relationship with Cedar Point really makes for a great weekend when we can bring our families to an event at one of the best amusement and water parks in the world."
Since 2009, the Andrea Pedregon Charity Foundation (APCF) has tried to live by its motto, 'A Spark of Hope.' With events ranging from charity dinners to Locks of Love haircuts, providing numerous cleft lip surgeries to unique themed calendars, NHRA fans have continued to support the APCF in its ventures. Most recently, Andrea Pedregon created the Real Families of NHRA calendar, and fans continued their support. Their backing helped the APCF reach a goal and today (June 6, 2012) Andrea graciously announced a $50,000 donation to the IU Foundation for Children's Cancer Research.
This donation was done in honor of a classmate of the Pedregon's son, Dezi. Since 2008, six-year-old Henry Mullett has struggled with cancerous brain tumors, and has had constant help from the hospital. This day, entitled Hooray for Henry, featured a Cars theme and brought in the doctors that worked with Mullett. Pedregon started her day with a check presentation to Amber Kleopfer, Senior Associate Director of Development for Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center, on the TV show IndyStyle.
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© 2012 Andrea Pedregon Charity Foundation. The Andrea Pedregon Charity Foundation is a non-profit organization recognized as tax-exempt under Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(3).


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Getting Around Montreal
The best ways to get around Montreal are on foot or by public transportation. Montreal is a very walkable city, but if your feet do grow weary, the Montreal métro and bus are both cost-efficient and easy to use. There is also a public shuttle bus that runs between downtown and the Montreal Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) and costs $10 CAD (roughly $9 USD) per person. You can also take a cab, which will cost roughly $40 CAD (around $36 USD). Taxis are readily available throughout the city.
|On Foot
|Although the city itself is fairly large, Montreal's individual neighborhoods — particularly Vieux-Montréal — are easy to navigate on foot. Getting to and from major attractions can also be done using the heel-to-toe method of transport. Even if you're visiting during the winter, don't rule out walking; the Underground City makes getting around downtown both simple and warm.
|Public Transportation
The city operates an extensive public transportation system that includes both underground rail (métro) and bus lines. Métro stations are marked clearly above ground by blue and white signs and are easily navigable. There are four lines with plottable routes. Above ground, public buses fill out areas that the métro doesn't cover. While buses are sometimes a little tricky to figure out, the Montreal Transport Society's website offers tools to help you plan your trip. Fares are charged by the ride, not by distance, and the price is the same as for the métro. Single fares cost $3 CAD (around $2.70 USD), and there are discounts for children, students and senior citizens. To save money, consider purchasing a one-day unlimited-ride card for $10 CAD ($9 USD) or a three-day card for $18 CAD (just over $16 USD). If you're visiting on the weekend, you can purchase an Unlimited Weekend pass — valid from 6 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday — for $13 CAD (just under $12 USD).
|Cabs great for when you're not sure where you're going but need to get there quickly. Fares start at about $3.30 CAD with each additional kilometer (2/3 of a mile) costing about $2 CAD. Here's a tip: It's always a good idea to write down the address of your destination (including the cross street) to avoid any difficulties in communication.
|Thanks to Montreal's public transportation system, there really is no need for a car. Parking is relatively cheap, but you might have difficulty finding a spot in the more touristy neighborhoods. Also, gas is expensive: You'll be charged by the liter rather than by the gallon. However, if you like the convenience of having your own set of wheels (or plan on taking day trips), there are rental agencies located in town and at the airport. You can use a valid U.S. driver's license, but note there are a few different rules of the road. Speed limits are posted in kilometers-per-hour rather than miles-per-hour, and some signs along Quebec's autoroutes (limited-access expressways) are only in French. Also, if you're new to driving in Montreal, you may be confused by the traffic lights: When turning left, make sure to wait for the flashing green light (which means that oncoming traffic still has a red) rather than turning during the green arrow pointing straight ahead (which is meant to allow pedestrians to cross the intersection).
If you're visiting during the warmer months, you may want to consider renting a bike. There are plenty of bike lanes and paths, and — just in case you run low on energy — bikes are also permitted on public transportation.
Entry & Exit Requirements
A passport is required for citizens of the United States to travel to Montreal, and to re-enter the country. If you are planning to drive, you must produce a passport, passport card or NEXUS card that allows expedited border crossings for both private and commercial travelers through Canadian and U.S. border controls. For more information, visit the U.S. State Department website.


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Bank Takes Over Management of Kingston's White Horse Golf Course
At the end of last week, White Horse Golf Course owner and developer Bob Screen shuttered his 18-hole course and its facilities, saying he couldn't afford to operate it during slow times.
On Monday, Bainbridge Island-based American Marine Bank announced it had become the new management authority for the par-72 course.
The golf course and a surrounding housing development have been in foreclosure since March, in arrears to American Marine for more than $5.5 million.
Bank officials hope to have the facility open for business again as soon as Tuesday.
"The primary reason (to close the course) was we didn't have the funds to keep the golf course open during the slow winter months and we needed a way to resolve that," Screen said Monday.
That resolution came through the legal transfer of management authority from Screen's White Horse Golf Club LLC to American Marine Bank. The transfer means Screen still owns the property, but he no longer has control over how the course and its facilities are run.
When the course closed last Thursday, all but "a couple" employees were laid off, according to Screen. As the new management company, it will be up to the bank to fill those positions.
In a statement Monday night, the bank said it would look to rehire "key employees to ensure a smooth continuation of operations."
Screen filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Aug. 27, in an attempt to save the course and 159 housing lots from being auctioned off at the Kitsap County Courthouse.
In May Screen said he was hoping to find investors to keep his project alive, but none have materialized. He will continue his search for investors, he said Monday, but only for a short while longer.
"If we're unable to find investors in the next few days or weeks, then we will file a motion to dismiss the bankruptcy," he said. "If we do that, then the bank will be free to sell their note to somebody else or let it go through foreclosure."
The bank will honor the rights of all founding, charter and annual member agreements with the course under the new contract.
The bank plans to keep the course operational while it searches for a permanent owner and operator of the facility.
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Mirko Vucinic scored again as Juventus ran out in a test against their own youth academy.
The former Roma striker has been a huge hit since joining his new teammates this week.
He netted on his debut and was on target again during today's 2-0 game against the Juventus youth squad.
Vucinic started with Alessandro Matri and Alessandro Del Piero in a 4-3-3 system, as Antonio Conte continued his tactical experiments.
The youngsters held out until the second half, when Vucinic was brought down for a penalty converted by Del Piero.
The two combined to create the second goal, as they exchanged passes rapidly for a Vucinic chip.
Goalkeeper Branescu's acrobatic save prevented Vucinic adding a third goal to the tally.
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EZchip Drops Most in Two Years After Broadcom Debuts Processor
April 24 (Bloomberg) -- EZchip Semiconductor Ltd. posted the largest decline in two years in New York on concern competitor Broadcom Corp.'s network processor will steal market share from the Israeli chipmaker.
Shares of the Yokneam, Israel-based company tumbled 9.3 percent to $39.28, the largest one-day slide since May 6, 2010. The drop swelled the U.S. stock's discount to the company's Tel Aviv shares to $4.48, the most on record.
Broadcom will start selling a processor unit to service provider networks, the Irvine, California-based company said in a statement distributed by PRNewswire today. The product will compete with EZchip's chips, Sundeep Bajikar, an analyst at Jefferies & Co., wrote in an e-mailed note.
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The Ushahidi forums are becoming the place to go for help, insight and information on Ushahidi.
Recently, we had a question asking about how to add user authentication. After reading my response I realize that my answer on "user levels" might not be what the questioner is looking for… This is the beauty of a forum though, because it means we can communicate in a way that isn't highly efficient, but does allow for interaction and clarification to take place over time.
Over the past couple months, the activity has started to increase. We've got special areas for:
- Bugs and trouble shooting
- Best practices & tips
- Ushahidi in action
- Feature requests
- Ushahidi API
- Everything else
What we're hoping we see more of is some of the non-technical users sharing their uses and lessons learned. We've come to realize, from our own first deployment in Kenya, that the technical part might be a bit of a headache to get going in the beginning, but that it really doesn't compare to the amount of work and focus it takes to run a successful marketing campaign so that people know your site is out there.
The forums are also becoming the place to go for connecting with other users around the world. It's a great place to meet others who are part of the extended community who can help with deployments, translations and customizations.
A lot of people in the community are active on the forums. If you've got a question, want to show off your latest deployment of Ushahidi, or are troubleshooting a difficult installation issue, we hope you do it there.
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One Response to Advent: The Candle of Peace
Debbie says:
We lit the second candle for Advent today in church too. I loved the video you shared with the child singing. You know I have a soft spot for little ones.
Blessings and love,
About MeMy name is Lori. I have been married to my best friend for 21 years, I live in a house full of boys; three to be exact. However, if you add the cat and the dog, testosterone runs rampant. This is my sanity outlet where I share the lessons God has been teaching me along this crazy journey.
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Taking 'Pet Friendly' to a Whole New Level
We love it when people use Skype to come together to do great things. When there's animals involved… well, that's a huge bonus. Our Pet Ambassador, Paris Permenter, recently caught up over Skype with Alison Sawyer from Isla Animals – an animal rescue group based on the island of Isla Mujeres, Mexico who promote spay … Read more
Got pet peeves? Share them to win
Do you wonder what your pets do when you're away? Have you ever thought about spying on them using Skype video calling? It's easy (and free) to check in on your pets over Skype – and you just might catch them up to some monkey business, which would make the perfect entry in Skype's new … Read more
Top Reasons to Have a Skype Video Call With Your Cat
We were not at all surprised to hear that a recent poll, conducted by Hallmark, showed that one out of three cat owners use Skype to contact their beloved felines. Based on the number of cat photos our users share with us, we figured human-cat Skype calls were some of the most common types of … Read more
Using Skype to Check in With Pets When You're Away
Our Pet Brand Ambassador Paris Permenter loves her furry friends, but being an in-demand speaker and successful author means she often has to leave them behind when she travels. Keeping in touch and checking on how they're doing isn't a problem though—she just starts a Skype video call. Sure, we might write "Wish you were … Read more
10 Reasons You Should Introduce Your Pet to Skype
Paris Permenter is an all-round pet expert, 'dog tipper' and now is Skype's Pet Brand Ambassador. We asked her to put together a list of reasons that pet owners should be using Skype to keep in touch with their furry friends. Skype is a great way to stay in touch with friends and family—and that … Read more
Talking with an African Grey Parrot on Skype
Skype has changed how we keep in touch with the people who are important to us. Though, it's not just people, we've also seen dogs communicate with each other on Skype. Recently, we decided to take it a step further and attempt interacting with a highly intelligent African Grey Parrot over Skype. We reached out to two … Read more
Can You Really Teach a Dog to Behave Over Skype?
Dogs can be a human's best friend, but cohabitating with a canine can also be the source of relentless frustration. Incessant barking. Scratching floors. Chewing furniture. The list goes on. Fortunately most dog behavior issues can be corrected with the… Read more
Checking in on Man's Best Friend Using Skype
Pining for some additional one-on-one time with your pup? Worried that your new kitten will wreak havoc in your house while you're away? If so, you're not the only one! While we initially thought pets using Skype was simply a… Read more


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A bill that would impose restrictions on charter schools seeking to locate outside the boundaries of the district that charters them passed the state Assembly Tuesday, according to officials.
Senate Bill 1263, from state Sen. Fran Pavley, D-Agoura Hills, is now scheduled to go back to the state Senate for a concurrence vote, officials said.
"This bill gives charter school families assurance that their local school districts will provide oversight, accountability and support, just like with all other public schools," Pavley said Tuesday. "It closes a loophole that has been exploited to the detriment of legitimate charter schools."


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Unlocking the Key to Deep Sleep
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Making the Ferguson Commission Matter
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My Fake Boyfriend Became a Real-Life Crush
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Rep. Jeffrey Pogue Bill Would Ban Unisex Bathrooms
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Darren Wilson Gives Speech to Nonprofit
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Angel Stewart and Other Victims of Violence Ask for Mercy
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Obama Praises St. Louis' LaunchCode
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"If somebody asked me what I play, I'd say I play hard deep funky disco tech house, and not necessarily in that order. I've married elements of -- in my house, there's a tech element: We're using drum machines, we're using techno sounds, we're using sounds that ... my records have sounds that border on industrial sounds. Sometimes the snare hit, sometimes the bass drums will be distorted, but the 909 in general and the 808 in general, anything made with them is techno. It's got a tech element. Some people would say that it has to be minimal to be techno. But I say it's got tech. The reason it's funk is because it's got funk, and disco and funk go together. They were about good ideas, and good feelings, and partying and getting together -- just enjoying that." -- DJ Adam Louis
There are a dozen shades of gray to the new electronic dance music and a unique language with which participants communicate. Despite the avalanche of the music that has come out in the last decade, it's received no radio play. Entire books have been written about all the varying subgenres of the umbrella "electronic dance music" category, and among the beat-heads and DJs, subtle variations that would have been considered a sort of regional difference in, say, rhythm & blues have been given their own names and subgenres.
There's house, techno, jungle, tech-step, gabber, hardcore, happy hardcore, garage, speed-garage, tech-house, ghetto tech, dark step, drum & bass, trance, progressive trance, progressive house, abstract, downtempo, blip-hop, trip-hop, hard house.
It's a mess and nearly impossible to wade through without immersing yourself in the music. Even then, one man's progressive house is another man's techno, and vice versa. Differences are subtle and distinctions often relatively pointless.
But this much is true: Electronic dance music is made with the aid of a computer chip of some sort and is, in the words of Adam Louis, "an expression of humanity through technology. That's exactly what I want to do. I want to learn everything I can about humanity, and about myself, and about others, and express that with technology."
The beat is king and drives all of it, whether it's the constant, repetitive bliss of progressive trance (a sort of aural strobe, with subtle tectonic shifts and subliminal motion), the more "complex" jungle (a.k.a. drum & bass, which concentrates on mixing machine-gun snare- and bass-drum shots with rumbling, rudderlike bass) or the more pop-oriented, 4/4-time-based house music, which has grown edgier and is St. Louis' preferred style, probably because of the proximity of the subgenre's birthplace, Chicago. ("House" is also the term that Louis, like many others, uses as the entire genre's umbrella. Others use "techno." The media prefers "electronica.")
Ryan Paradise of the Superstars knows that different people prefer different subgenres and that to construct a successful party, it's important to cover many of them. "In St. Louis, you want to have a variety, which is good. In Europe, they don't have too many mixed lineups. All the different styles of the music have branched off into different scenes -- the drum & bass scene, techno, house. Here, it's all mixed up, so you want to have a variety. House has been the prominent music of the St. Louis scene. Now, trance -- trance has always been there, but in the last year it's really blown up. And it's starting to seem like more people here prefer trance music than house music. And that's good, because it's a more progressed form of house music."
Most striking about the music and its place in a snowballing youth movement is the absolute truth that its lineage owes very little to Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, the Beatles, the Stones, the Sex Pistols or rock in general. A massive group of teens and twentysomethings -- the hipsters -- are listening to music -- electronic dance music and hip-hop -- that doesn't directly draw its inspiration from rock & roll. When's the last time that happened? About a week before Elvis hit.
And part of the knee-jerk fear the rave movement inspires in parents has its foundation in this simple truth: Rave culture isn't rock culture. Even though the goal is the same -- to achieve transcendence through music -- rock concerts and raves are fundamentally different concepts. At a rave, it's occasionally tough to determine the origin of the music, and, once it has been found, it's shocking to discover that the crowd isn't screaming at an electronica Mick Jagger or marveling at the prowess of a Jimi Hendrix. At a rave, rock & roll is irrelevant.
"That's why the police and the government are weirded out by it," says Ken Dussold, a DJ and manager of Deep Grooves, the city's most important electronic music-oriented shop. "They see this mass of kids that are spending this mass of money and doing this stuff that they don't understand. They're like, "Why do you want to get together and dance? It must be because of the drug ring or a sex ring or whatever.' They just can't understand that it's really nice to get together and dance with a bunch of people."
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A windowless, underground room. A foam bed. A grate with a metal chain. A bucket for a toilet. Beatings, rape, humiliation. Five women tell the same horror story of being dragged off the street into a dungeon in Dewitt and losing all contact with the outside world.
May 4, 2003
By Mike Fish
Over several months in the early 1980s, Jamie Carncross delivered more than half a dozen loads of concrete to the DeWitt back yard of John T. Jamelske, who said he was building an underground room to hang out in.
Carncross thought the construction project was odd, but he had no clue how odd.
Two decades later, a 16-year-old girl, accompanied by Jamelske, walked into the Manlius bottle recycling office of Carncross' wife, Terry, and made a hushed phone call to her older sister, triggering a rapid-fire series of events leading to the April 8 arrest of Jamelske and to the still-unfolding story of the grisly, underground universe where police say he was master.
"The man I thought was sort of a normal person is not a normal person, and a lot of people have been hurt by him," said Terry Carncross, who has known Jamelske for about 20 years.
Some neighbors and acquaintances saw the 67-year-old Jamelske as an eccentric, retired handyman who collected bottles and cans.
Authorities now describe him as a collector of women - a serial rapist who scooped up runaway girls and other vulnerable women off the street and stashed them, one by one, in his windowless, concrete cocoon until he finally released them, blindfolded or in the dead of night, after months or years of captivity.
Authorities say five victims have been found, including one girl taken underground in 1988 at age 14 and released at age 17. Until the day Jamelske was arrested, some victims had no idea where they were held.
Jamelske is being held in the Justice Center Jail on charges that he kidnapped and raped the 16-year-old girl and held her captive for about six months. Jamelske has not been charged with crimes in connection with the other four women. Represented by attorneys Bob Earl, of Syracuse and Michael Forsyth, of Fayetteville, Jamelske has pleaded not guilty.
Investigators believe the recent release of Jamelske's mug shots will trigger fresh leads and more victims whose once-incredible tales won't seem far-fetched any more.
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Tales of daily rape. Of being forced to note on calendars the dates they had sex (the letter S), brushed their teeth (T) or showered with a garden hose (SH). Tales of beatings, using a bucket for a toilet, being chained to a metal grate for months.
Jamelske had control down to a science. He drove to Rochester and mailed letters home from one victim, whom he had forced to write that she was recovering in an unnamed drug rehab center, that woman and authorities told The Post-Standard.
Authorities are taking a second look at the 1990 death of his mother, Wanda, 85, who was found emaciated in her home next door to her son's 7070 Highbridge Road home.
"My understanding is there was no heat in the house," Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin Walsh said of the mother's home.
While investigators look for clues by digging up Jamelske's yards at Highbridge Road and at Poolsbrook Road in Kirkville, reporters from around the globe are trying to dig up fresh angles. Syracuse, still basking in the glory of a national basketball championship, has become known as the infamous hunting ground for a sexual predator.
The case is still unfolding and, if the allegations are true, there are plenty of unanswered questions:
How did Jamelske, whose wife, Dorothy, lived at the house until she died in 1999, get away with it for so long?
Authorities say screams in the dungeon cannot be heard on the first floor.
When two victims - a 53-year-old woman grabbed off Lodi Street in 1997 and a 26-year-old woman trapped in 2001 - went to police agencies, why didn't authorities put two and two together and publicize the mystery of an underground monster, whereabouts unknown?
Walsh has said he does not know the answer.
How did Jamelske control the 16-year-old girl, who for at least a month joined him on errands, dog walks and a karaoke night at a Mattydale tavern?
The full answers are not available yet, but bits and pieces are surfacing in what Walsh describes as the most extraordinary sexual predator case he has seen in four decades of law enforcement work.
"We've never had another case like this," he said. "Nothing like this guy. Nothing even close." The Post-Standard does not publish the identities of victims of sex crimes. Here are their stories, told by themselves and police:
Victim 1, 1988: A teenager
Grabbed in October 1988 at the age of 14, she was held captive for more than two years and was 17 years old when Jamelske released her.
"He controlled her by threatening to kill her brother," Walsh said. "The brother was just a little kid. How he (Jamelske) knows what he knows, I don't know. He may have picked up his victims at random or he may have stalked them."
She did not report anything to authorities after her release.
Victim 2, "95 or '96: A teen
A runaway, this girl, at 14, was staying at another person's house in Syracuse in 1995 or 1996 when Jamelske drove up to the house, Walsh said.
Jamelske offered the girl money to help deliver a secret package, and she fell for the ruse, to the point where she kept her head down in the car ride to DeWitt and walked right into the dungeon to get the package, Walsh said.
"Then he locks the cell behind her," said Walsh.
One day, Jamelske blindfolded her and drove her back to Syracuse, dropping her off in front of her home.
Now a young woman, she lives in the Las Vegas area.
Victim 3, 1997: A refugee
On the night of Aug. 31, 1997, Jamelske approached a 53-year-old woman as she walked on Lodi Street, forced her into his car, drove her to a vacant house and raped her that night and the next morning, the woman told The Post-Standard.
Then he tied her to a stack of flattened cardboard boxes, blindfolded her, dragged her to his car, and drove her to his dungeon - where he kept her prisoner and raped her daily for nearly nine months, she said.
"He said he needed friends. Like he wanted someone to talk to. He said friend ... talk," said the woman, a refugee who settled in Syracuse about 10 years ago and who speaks little English. She said Jamelske kept her chained by the ankle to a grate for the first few months. Once, when she cried after a rape that caused bleeding, Jamelske slugged her in the left ear, leaving her partially deaf, she said.
For weeks Jamelske left a plastic 3-foot-tall skeleton next to the foam bed where she slept, she said. "I was so scared. It was white. It had black eyes. It glowed in the dark."
She said Jamelske told her he had no wife - although Jamelske's wife was alive.
He made her do tasks like poking holes in bottle caps and stringing the caps on a wire for about six hours each day, she said. He also made her sew quilts, pound metal objects with a hammer, and sort piles of screws.
Once, she said, he dumped a military-style duffle bag full of money in the dungeon. He made her separate the loose bills into stacks of $5s, $10s and $50s.
After about seven months in the dungeon, the woman dreamed about an angel who said she would be released in two months.
About two months later, Jamelske drove her in the dead of night to the Greyhound Bus station on Erie Boulevard East, she said. He gave her back $50 of the $70 he took from her purse when he abducted her, she said. And he set her free, without explaining his reasons, she said.
The woman, with tears rolling down her cheeks, said she believed God talked to Jamelske and told him it was time to take her home.
It was May 23, 1998.
She told the Syracuse police her story that day. The woman says the investigators didn't believe her.
Police spokesman Sgt. Thomas Connellan says police aggressively investigated every lead, but could not determine who had kidnapped her or where she was held.
"I hate him," the woman said. "When I thought I was going to die, when I was bleeding, he didn't have the humanity to save me, to take me to a hospital."
She added, "But I'm lucky because I'm not evil. He's evil. Now he has to face the police." Victim 4, 2001: A mother
On the night of May 11, 2001, a 26-year-old woman, the mother of two children, was walking down a Syracuse street.
"I was pretty messed up, I had been drinking and smoking, and I was walking to a friend's house on the West Side of Syracuse," she told The Post-Standard. "It was cold, it was raining, and it was a bad neighborhood. Some kids were kind of following behind me. So when this white old man pulled up and asked if I needed a ride, I figured it'd be all right."
She got into the old tan car.
"I guess I made the wrong decision."
For the next two months, she lived in the cold, damp dungeon.
"I had to have sex with him every day. He said that was part of the ritual," she said. "I bathed once every two weeks, with the garden hose in the tub. I had to go to the bathroom in a bucket.
It was disgusting."
She saw drawings on the walls she thought had been done by other women. She heard screams and pounding sometimes, and wondered if the man had others locked away.
"I screamed and I pounded till my hands were raw," she said.
When she fought him, he'd burn her with a cigar, she said. She developed an abscess on her back from burns.
He told her he was working for others, powerful people who would never go to jail, even if he was caught, she said.
He said they were going to sell her on the Internet.
He told her the police were in on the plot.
"He showed me a badge," she said. "I found out (from authorities) it was fake."
He promised her that someday, she would go home.
"That's what kept me going," she said. "The thought of my kids, my sisters, my mom. That, my will to live and my faith in God. I kept praying every day."
The man gave her a small television - with cable - and a Bible.
"I think I sort of found God in the basement," she said. "I had nobody else."
One night the old man came down and said he would take her home, right then. He blindfolded her and tied her hands.
They drove for 10, maybe 15 minutes.
The car slowed, then stopped. She held her breath. He reached across to open her door. She stepped out of the car. He closed the door and pulled away.
When she undid the hood that covered her eyes, she was standing in front of her mother's Bridgeport home.
"It was freaky," she said. "I never told him where my mother lived."
Detective Jack Schmidt of the Onondaga County Sheriff's Department Abused Persons Unit investigated after her family reported her missing.
About a month and a half later the woman's family received three letters in one envelope postmarked from Rochester. The woman wrote that she was safe and in drug rehabilitation. Schmidt said he called every drug-treatment center in the Rochester area. All refused to say if the woman was a patient because of confidentiality rules.
Several weeks later, after Jamelske released her, Schmidt interviewed her.
"I was suspicious," Schmidt said. "This sounded so remarkable. I don't want to say I didn't believe her, but at the same time I was thinking about the note from Rochester, the fact that she was a drug abuser and that she had talked about the movie, "Kiss the Girls." All of these things were running through my mind."
He tried to track down the two-door tan sedan she described and came up with no matches. He showed his folder to a sergeant who advised him to close the case: They had no way to prove if the woman was telling the truth; they had no more leads to follow.
But the case nagged him, partly because of the specific details she provided: the bathtub, ventilation system, the graffiti on the walls.
Almost two years later, when John Jamelske was arrested, Schmidt walked down into the Highbridge Road basement. He crawled through a tunnel, entered a dungeon and shone his flashlight on a wall. There was writing. He knew.
Victim 5, 2002: Runaway
In October 2002, Jamelske gave a 16-year-old runaway girl from Syracuse a ride in his car. He took her down into the dungeon, where he often raped her, authorities said. Six months later, she would outfox him.
She repeatedly told Jamelske she hated him, and demanded he free her, setting deadlines for Nov. 17 and Christmas Day, said Charles Bonner, a San Francisco-area lawyer representing the teenager's family. The lawyer is a family friend.
"When those days came, he said, "The people I work for say I can't let you go until you have more sex with me,"' said Bonner.
After about four months, Jamelske told the girl his boss had granted permission for him to unlock her ankle chain and to take her out in public, the lawyer said.
Jamelske threatened that if she tried to escape, his dog, a Shepherd mix named Hoss, would find her, and that he and his boss would kill her, Bonner said.
Jamelske took her out on errands and dog walks.
On April 3, Jamelske took her to karaoke night at Freddy's Bar & Grill in Mattydale, where she belted out three songs in front of a crowd of about 100 people. He stood right next to her on stage and followed her when she went to the bathroom.
Witnesses have said the 16-year-old appeared untroubled when Jamelske took her outside, but all the while the girl was plotting the perfect moment to phone someone she trusted, Bonner said. April 8, when Jamelske took her to F-M Returnables, a bottle return business in Manlius he visited every week, he allowed her to call a church.
With Jamelske hovering nearby, she opened the yellow pages to "churches," picked up the phone at Terry Carncross' office desk and dialed her older sister's cell phone.
After the girl hung up and walked out with Jamelske, the older sister used a caller ID feature to call back Terry Carncross.
"She just told me this man is raping her," Carncross said.
Jamelske had just told Carncross he was heading to see Keith Alexander at his Pets R People Too shop at 303 E. Seneca St.
Carncross dialed Alexander's cell phone.
"I said, "you're going to think I'm insane, but step outside and call the police,"' Terry Carncross said. "'He's been holding her hostage for six months and raping her."'
Alexander, who has known Jamelske for years, was stunned.
"I'm like, I can't believe this. I'm looking at the guy," Alexander said. When they left, Alexander dialed 911.
"Within minutes, it was like the TV shows where you see them (police cars) all come in, parked kind of crooked," Carncross said. "There were police from all over the place."
The victim's older sister drove from Syracuse to Manlius, and her cell phone rang again while she was at F-M Returnables. It was her sister. She was at some business.
The older sister handed the phone to Manlius Police Officer Liz Butler.
Butler carefully pried clues out, repeating them to officers and others comparing notes at the bottle return business.
Jamie Carncross, who had come to pick up his wife, overheard some clues, including Target store, Dodge, and yellow car. The Carncrosses, who recently purchased a 2003 Dodge Durango, had spotted a yellow Dodge Neon that was so cute they joked about how their 11-year-old daughter, Sydney, would love it.
"I said, "Hey, they're at Fayetteville Dodge,"' Jamie Carncross recalled. Jamie Carncross - the man who delivered the concrete some 20 years before - was right.
Minutes later, a swarm of Manlius police officers, with guns drawn, descended upon John T. Jamelske in the parking lot of Fayetteville Dodge.
Latest developments
The Onondaga County Sheriff's Department will no longer maintain a 24-hour presence at the 7070 Highbridge Road (Route 92), DeWitt, home of John T. Jamelske, Sheriff Kevin Walsh said Saturday. The department will keep control of the property as evidence, he said. Deputies have boarded up the house, and it will be protected with alarms and frequent patrols.
- Staff writer Mike McAndrew contributed to this report.
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Prosodic disturbances are prominent in motor speech disorders, but it has been challenging to
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I loaned my BRAND NEW 17" powerbook to my upstairs neighbor overnight! :eek: yes its true, I let her take my baby for about 18 hours. I missed it terribly but her DSL is out of order and my pb is connected to my router via aiport. She needs to check her email for work and also she is thinking about switching from her rather outdated windows 98 system. She kept saying, "I just want something that works, I HATE my old computer!" I think I have her sold on a 12" powerbook and an iPod mini. Anyways, I hope she switches!! :yinyang:
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Rozlyn Papa, A Painfully Awkward Talk — Best of The Bachelor [VIDEO]
Here's the latest post in our Best of The Bachelor series highlighting some of the most memorable moments in the show's history in advance of the Jan. 2 premiere of Season 16.
Do you remember when women were fighting over Jake Pavelka? Women like Ali Fedotowsky, Tenley Molzahn, Gia Allemand, Jessie Sulidis, Ella Nolan and Vienna Girardi were dying for the Season 14 Bachelor to guide his plane to their landing strips. (Oh no wait! That was just Channy.)
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If you can handle reliving the discomfort, watch the talk again — it's a good reminder of how The Bachelor can occasionally have dramatic moments without sound effects or music. Usually they use music to milk the emotion out of a moment (the soft guitars when anyone talks about their deceased loved one), try to turn someone into a villain (the dun-dun-dun-dun when someone is just standing there) or just turn someone into a joke (The Mask's Phantom of the Opera theme, the loud snores when Drunk Tim fell asleep). But with Chris and Rozlyn, it was just two people having a painfully awkward conversation filled with silent pauses.
Why did Chris give Roz the "you entered into an inappropriate relationship with one of our staffers" talk instead of Jake? Was it because of the producer element? After all, when Ali became the Season 6 Bachelorette she had to do her own dirty work with Justin "Rated-R" Rego.
At any rate, Rozlyn got kicked off the show — after already getting a rose from Jake — and the producer she supposedly had a thang with was fired. Rozlyn denied there was any inappropriate relationship; she also lashed out at the show for not letting her talk to her son like they promised, claiming the whole scandal was cooked up for publicity. It worked!
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