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Matias Reyes
News about Matias Reyes, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 27, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York column on fact that New York City police appeared, for 13 years, to have lost track of rapist Matias Reyes, who ultimately confessed in 2002 to raping Central Park jogger; examines case of woman, identified only as Katherine, who was violently raped and assaulted by Reyes in July of 1989, months after the Central Park rape, in which he was initially held as suspect but not charged. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York column asserts a check for $40 million, or whatever amount of money, cannot settle the history of the 1989 Central Park jogger case; points out aspect of case that remains shrouded in mystery is wrongful liberty of serial rapist Matias Reyes, who had been identified by police before he attacked jogger, and rampaged through Upper East Side for four months before he was caught. MORE
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In Botched Case of Park Jogger, an Altered Life
The police appeared to have lost track of Matias Reyes after the jogger attack, even though he had been identified as a suspect in the rape two days before.
June 27, 2014, Friday
Suit in Jogger Case May Be Settled, but Questions Aren't
A check for $40 million, or whatever amount of money, can't settle the history of the Central Park jogger case.
June 25, 2014, Wednesday
After 24 Years, Awaiting End to the Silence
New York City has yet to explain what led to the wrongful convictions of five teenagers in the Central Park jogger case.
March 1, 2013, Friday
Manhattan: Lawsuit Over Jogger Case Can Proceed
A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that a lawsuit against New York City filed by three men whose convictions in the 1989 beating and rape of a jogger in Central Park were overturned in 2002 can proceed to trial. Despite efforts by the city to have the...
December 12, 2007, Wednesday
Jogger Victim Was 'Stunned' By Confession
The woman known as the Central Park jogger writes in a memoir due out next month that she was ''too stunned to respond'' upon learning that a new suspect had confessed to attacking her almost 14 years ago. The jogger, Trisha Meili, 42, was found...
March 29, 2003, Saturday
Metro Briefing | Connecticut: Stamford: Woman In Central Park Attack To Speak
The woman who became known in 1989 as the Central Park jogger after she was raped, beaten and left for dead plans to speak publicly about the case next month. The woman is scheduled to speak on April 10 at an event to promote Sexual Assault Awareness...
March 18, 2003, Tuesday
5 in Jogger Case Plan to Sue, Lawyers Say
The five young men whose convictions 13 years ago for the beating and rape of a woman jogging through Central Park were overturned last year each plan to sue the Police Department and state prosecutors for $50 million, their lawyers said yesterday. ...
March 15, 2003, Saturday
One Trail, Two Conclusions; Police and Prosecutors May Never Agree on Who Began Jogger Attack
At the end -- maybe -- of the Central Park jogger case, the clash between the police and prosecutors boils down to a single question: Who started the attack? Did a lone predator, Matias Reyes, strike the victim, drag her from a road in the park...
February 2, 2003, Sunday
Prosecutor Rejects Theory Of Boys' Attack on Jogger
A prosecutor yesterday rejected the Police Department's theory of what occurred on the night of the 1989 attack on a Central Park jogger, saying there was no evidence to support the finding of a panel set up by the department that concluded it was...
January 31, 2003, Friday
Jogger Case Panel
To the Editor: Re ''New Slant on Jogger Case Lacks Official Certainty'' (news analysis, Jan. 28): The defendants' confessions in the Central Park jogger case were not ''wrong about when, where and how the rape took place.'' All the defendants gave...
January 30, 2003, Thursday
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I am Tom Matthews and I am running for re-election as a county at large representative on the Price River Water Improvement District board.
During my four-year term on the PRWID board, my goal has focused on providing quality services in a fiscally responsible manner. I believe the board should analyze the district's operating budget, cut expenditures wherever possible and explore all options to maximize revenues before raising consumer rates.
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If you poke around the Smoking Gun's website, you'll find published backstage contract riders (event specifications such as stage design, lighting systems, and catering needs) for rock stars and celebrities.
These road requests reveal interesting insights into A-list candy addictions …
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- Rihanna – two packs of Trident Spearmint and Trident Bubble Gum
- Kid Rock – two packs of Juicy Fruit gum
- Gwen Stefani – Organic Honey Spoons
- Lady Gaga – Dark Chocolate-covered Almonds
- Jay-Z – Peppermint Altoids
- The Killers – Snickers and Kit Kats
- Tina Turner – Snickers
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There are some off-the-wall requests, too, like the Back Street Boys' 24 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches or Michael Bublé's order for the local team's hockey puck in his dressing room. (Bublé is part owner of the Vancouver Giants, so that may explain the puck collection.)
So, with all this insight, I got to thinking: If I were a touring rock star (dream on girrrrl), what one candy item would I put on a contract rider? That's a pretty easy one for me. I'd go with Good & Plenty. It doesn't melt, and if you're jonesing for black licorice (which I do), it will do the trick.
Which one candy would you pick for you and your entourage?
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Article: Rangers set for annual late-season playoff push
The New York Daily News talks about how the Rangers are gearing up for another late season run at the playoffs.
The Rangers certainly will have to earn their spot with road games tonight at Carolina and Saturday in Boston, plus a Garden match against Montreal and a home-and-home against the Flyers to end the regular season.
"It's like déjà vu the last couple of years, right down the stretch, they're all big games," said Sean Avery, whose 10 points in 13 games since returning to the Rangers include an assist in Monday's 3-0 win over the Devils. "If anything, it's beneficial, because it means you're going into the playoffs playing your best hockey, ideally."
Despite a strong 9-5-2 run in 16 games since John Tortorella replaced fired coach Tom Renney, the Rangers (40-28-9) are just one point ahead of eighth-place Montreal, which has played one fewer game entering tonight's Long Island visit, and two ahead of No. 9 Florida.
"We're not looking at five games, we're looking at one game. Carolina is probably one of the hottest teams in the league right now. So we're just looking to try to go back in there and find a way to get points," Tortorella said. "We don't need any extra incentive. We need to find a way to get points and everything takes care of itself."


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|Puppies and young dogs are particularly susceptible to Parvo. Parvo can lurk in many places and last almost indefinitely in an area that has been contaminated with the deadly canine virus.
Parvo, a deadly canine disease, has surfaced in southeastern Utah.
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Veterinarians in northern Utah are also witnessing more cases of parvo, an illness spread by feces that can be fatal to dogs.
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For example, the pig parvovirus will not infect people. And the canine parvovirus will not infect cats. However, the canine parvovirus will affect most members of the dog family, including wolves, coyotes and foxes.
Nearly all dogs can be considered to have been exposed to the virus at least to some extent in the animals' lifetime. Therefore, most adult dogs - even inadequately vaccinated animals - can be considered to have some immunity.
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Sunday, February 17, 2008
CrockPot Peanut Butter Brownies Recipe
20 comments:
- Family Cook said...
Those look good!
- February 17, 2008 at 12:06 PM
- Cynthia Matzat said...
Glad you enjoyed the brownies! How cool is it that you can cook them in the crock pot. :)
- February 17, 2008 at 12:59 PM
- MamaJude said...
I am seriously getting addicted to this website and my crockpot.
- February 17, 2008 at 1:09 PM
- Canadian Saver said...
For someone who's PMSing, those look incredibly good!! It still amazes me what you can make in the crockpot :-)
- February 17, 2008 at 2:51 PM
- Amie said...
This combines three of my favoritest things in the whole entire world.
Chocolate, peanut butter, and brownies.
Come on Steph, don't you know I'm dieting here?!??!???
PS, I'm still eating my navajo beef stew a la crock pot and I think it tastes better every day. Do you ever make something for the specific purpose of eating it/serving it a day or two later? Lotsa things I make are like this, particularly my enchiladas, and any kind of soup. And lasagna.
DIETING, I tell you, DIETING!!!
- February 17, 2008 at 7:13 PM
- Amy said...
seriously...you're killing me here with all the desserts...these look awesome and so does the tortilla soup! I might have to get another crockpot so I can make more than one thing at a time!
- February 17, 2008 at 7:30 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
family cook, thank you!
cynthia, they were excellent--thank you so much for posting the recipe!
mamajude, the first part is admitting your problem. ;-)
cs, lol!
amie, I know. they were beckoning to me though.
amy, if you do get another one, let me know what you get!
- February 17, 2008 at 8:52 PM
- Jenni said...
Yummy...I am definitely going to have to try that! I cannot believe how many things you can cook in a crockpot! I am going to the store to get chocolate chips tomorrow...lol!
I think I am addicted to your blog..who knew crockpots were for more than chili?
- February 18, 2008 at 1:22 AM
- Stephanie said...
My husband will thank you for this recipe..he doesn't like chocolate. I know, I know, how could I marry such a guy? He didn't tell me about this until he had hooked me and reeled me in!
- February 21, 2008 at 12:12 PM
- Disneypal said...
These look absolutely delicious !! I am a peanut butter freak. I just love your recipes !
- February 22, 2008 at 1:19 AM
- Dimples said...
This looks so good. Where are you getting your recipes from?
- February 25, 2008 at 3:15 PM
- Grandtheory said...
My girlfriend and i saw this and immediately went to the grocery store. I'm making it right now and it smells DELICIOUS!
- February 28, 2008 at 5:27 PM
- Gabi said...
Wow those look great- I knew you could bake in a crockpot but who knew it would be something so scrumptious!
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- February 28, 2008 at 7:16 PM
- Lea said...
what size crock did you use for this? I currently only have a 6qt so i'm wondering if i should double the recipe?
- August 25, 2008 at 12:33 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Lea,
I used my 6qt for this! they cooked awfully quick---keep an eye on it.
- August 25, 2008 at 12:39 PM
- Ruby said...
I'm in trouble now - chocolate & peanut butter - yum.
Since I was diagnosed a diabetic peanut butter cups were no longer allowed to me. However, if I use Splenda instead of sugar and sugar-free chocolate chips (my bulk food store has them) I'm going to indulge myself.
Thanks again
- April 13, 2010 at 11:34 AM
I just got done making these this morning - delicious!
- March 5, 2011 at 12:26 PM
- eeVee said...
I've just finished making this but something must have gone wrong because it's drenched in oil :-( The mixture was very greasy to begin with, so much so that I put double the amount of flour in. I was hoping it would fix itself during cooking but it hasn't. What could have been the problem? My last hope is that when it cools it will look a bit dryier!
- July 1, 2011 at 8:33 AM
I'm making these right now with peanut butter chips instead of white - the batter was so tasty that I could have eaten the whole bowlful raw!!!
Can't wait until dessert tonight!
- September 7, 2011 at 1:41 PM
- Maja said...
For me, this recipe was a total flop! :( Just like a previous comment stated, it was super greasy. I wonder where it went wrong...
- February 18, 2012 at 1:30 PM
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2012 Season: Earned second team All-CAA honors • one of four Blue Hens to start in all 18 games • ranked third on the team in scoring with five points on two goals and one assist • scored game-winning goal against CAA opponent William & Mary on Oct. 12 • contributed 35 shots • team went 9-8-1 and advanced to the CAA Tournament quarterfinals for head coach Scott Grzenda.
2011 Season: Appeared in all 21 games while making 20 starts as a sophomore • named third team All-CAA • tallied four goals • scored in a 4-1 win over Siena (Sept. 9), a 2-1 win at Army (Sept. 18), a 3-0 win at Northeastern (Sept. 29), and 3-2 win over Hofstra (Oct. 2) • also had three assists and 11 points • had game-winning assist at Army • took 19 shots • PhillySoccerNews.com Soccer Savings Player of the Week (Sept. 19) • team went 10-7-4 and advanced to CAA Tournament semifinals.
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