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Makgeolli is actually the oldest kind of liquor in Korea, made basically of glutinous rice, barley, flour and wheat all steamed and mixed with yeast and water. It is then fermented naturally. It has some dozen additional names according to its types including "tak-ju," named for its dull white color and "nong-ju," meaning farmer's drink. A good makgeolli is known to blend well with most other side dishes, whether sweet, sour, bitter or puckery and leaves a cool aftertaste. It is unclear since when Koreans began to drink makgeolli, but according to "Poetic Records of Emperors and Kings (Jewangun-gi)," written during the Goryeo Dynasty (A.D. 918-1392), the first mention of the drink was in the founding story of the Goguryeo Kingdom during the reign of King Dongmyeong (B.C. 37 - B.C. 19). Many tribes in Korea around that time enjoyed the tradition of drinking and dancing all night in special ceremonies. In Goryeo times makgeolli was called "ihwa-ju" (pear blossom alcohol) for the liquor
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A half-naked woman is found in a park hanging by bondage cuffs and covered in caramel sauce. It's off to the underground world of sexual domination for Castle and Beckett to look for the killer.
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Lanie: I can do the chocolate. I will even do the whipped cream bikini, but caramel? I prefer slippery to sticky.
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You can achieve removal from the history file using the commandline in two steps: Typing history -d <line_number> deletes a specified line from the history in memory. Typing history -w writes the current in-memory history to the ~/.bash_history file. The two steps together remove the line permanently from the in-memory history and from the ....
Just edit the file ~/.bash_history.
I have found the solution to my problem in the ZSH documentation. Oh-my-zsh seems to map the ↑ and ↓ Keys to something like bindkey '\e[A' history-search-backward bindkey '\e[B' history-search-forward Which yields the exact behavior I described above. The ZSH Documentation describes the behavior of history-search-backward as Search backward in the ...
To prevent a command from being added to the history in the first place, make sure that the environment variable HISTCONTROL contains among its colon-separated values the value ignorespace, for example (add e.g. to .bashrc): $ export HISTCONTROL=ignorespace This will prevent any command with a leading space from being added to the history. You can then ...
You've probably got INC_APPEND_HISTORY set. The INC_APPEND_HISTORY option, from man zshoptions: This options works like APPEND_HISTORY except that new history lines are added to the $HISTFILE incrementally (as soon as they are entered), rather than waiting until the shell exits. The option that you want is APPEND_HISTORY: APPEND_HISTORY If ...
First of all, if the command you're about to issue is sensitive, unsafe, or you just don't need it cluttering up your history, it is best/quickest to just prevent it from entering the history in the first place. Make sure that $HISTCONTROL contains ignorespace: (bash)$ echo $HISTCONTROL ignoredups:ignorespace Then proceed any command you don't want in ...
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Copy & Paste this to your .zshrc: Cursors are using local history: bindkey "${key[Up]}" up-line-or-local-history bindkey "${key[Down]}" down-line-or-local-history up-line-or-local-history() { zle set-local-history 1 zle up-line-or-history zle set-local-history 0 } zle -N up-line-or-local-history down-line-or-local-history() { zle set-...
Bash History Any new commands that have been issued in the active terminal can be appended to the .bash_history file with the following command: history -a The only tricky concept to understand is that each terminal has its own bash history list (loaded from the .bash_history file when you open the terminal) If you want to pull any new history that's ...
I wanted the same behaviour for zsh with oh-my-zsh installed and found plugin history-substring-search. I achieved the same behaviour described above by adding the plugin to my ~/.zshrc: plugins=(git brew npm history-substring-search) I guess this plugin did not exist back when this question was raised. Just an alternate way to achieve the same thing.
You can search the history using Ctrl+R and then type the search string (e.g. iw to find iwconfig). Then you can then still navigate through the history at that point with the up and down arrow keys, or press Ctrl+R again to find the previous occurence.
Hit F7 to bring up a list of the last few commands, then you can hit the first letter to jump to the first matching entry. Hit the same letter repeatedly to move up commands with the same first letter (working from newest from oldest).
Several techniques: Prevent sensitive information from being stored in the history file If you've entered some password on a command line, then realize that all commands are logged, you could either: Force exit the current session without saving history: kill -9 $$ This will drop all current history. Type ↑ (up arrow) in the open bash session ...
If you supply a negative argument to Alt-., it reverses direction. The easiest way to do that (with standard keybindings) is Alt-- (equivalent to an argument of -1). So, after one or more Alt-. keypresses, pressing Alt-- will cause the next Alt-. to go in the reverse direction. (Just ignore the argument dialog which appears when you press Alt--.)
You need to mark the nonprinting sections of the prompt with \[ ... \] so bash can tell they won't take up space on screen. Try: export PS1="\w \[\e[0;32m\]\$(vcprompt -f '[%n:%b]')\[\e[m\]\$ "
Locate the line you want to delete by pressing ↑ (up arrow) until it appears, then press Ctrl+U. That should remove the line. If you use the history command, you can see the line has been substituted with an asterisk.
Single commands can be omitted from history (and up/down recall) by prepending with a space: $ echo "foo" # saved $ echo "bar" # <-- not saved Otherwise, you can turn off history by adding to ~/.bashrc: set +o history (to reenable, use set -o history) If you want to disable it for the current session only: $ unset HISTFILE
Your history is logged by your shell. Bash, for example, uses the file ~/.bash_history by default. It is also not limited by your current session, but the history is usually persisted beyond that, up to what the environment variables HISTSIZE and HISTFILESIZE allow. More information on how the history works in bash is available in it's man page, in the ...
Assuming your shell is bash, this question has been asked and answered on SO. Press Ctrl-U to delete the command line from the location of the cursor up to the beginning. Precede this by Ctrl-E if the cursor isn't at the end of the line. Or press Ctrl-C to cancel the current prompt and obtain a new one, which has the benefit that you still see the command ...
history -s command You can even bind a keystroke to do this for you. You can enter this at a Bash prompt: bind '"\C-q": "\C-a history -s \C-j"' or add this to your ~/.inputrc: "\C-q": "\C-a history -s \C-j" then you can type something and press Ctrl-q and it will be added to the history without being executed. The space before "history" causes the ...
Right-click on the taskbar. Click on Properties. Click on the Start Menu Button. Check the Store and display a list of recently opened programs option under privacy. I hope this helps!
After a bit of practice, I found how to use the workaround solution. I matched the correct syntax to print a filtered list, I did it with history | grep iwconfig (it wasn't so difficult after all); with the output I can use !n with the now easy-to-read filtered list.
There are two reasons why your script will not work as intended: The bash environment for a running script is "non-interactive" and does not have the history features enabled. The bash environment for a running script is independent from the environment you are interactively working in. Depending on your use case the easiest solution might be to source ...
The Ctrl+R functionality to search backwards through shell history is provided by the Readline library used by Bash. The corresponding function to search forwards through the history is, by default, bound to Ctrl+S. However, the problem is that the terminal driver already uses this key combination for flow control: pressing Ctrl+S stops or pauses text ...
You can setup a special zle widget to show only local history items: function only-local-history () { zle set-local-history 1 zle up-history zle set-local-history 0 } zle -N only-local-history Assuming, that ↑ is bound to up-line-or-history (I think that is default), you can bind this widget to another key stroke, like CTRL+&...
If you need to remove several lines at the same time I normally use this: history | grep <string> | cut -d ' ' -f 3 | awk '{print "history -d " $1}' If you need to remove the last command you can use: history -d $((HISTCMD-2))
Use the script command DESCRIPTION Script makes a typescript of everything printed on your terminal. It is useful for students who need a hardcopy record of an interactive session as proof of an assignment, as the typescript file can be printed out later with lpr(1).
Here's one way to set up history-search-backward and history-search-forward: Step1: Put the following in your /etc/inputrc file: $if mode=emacs "\ep": history-search-backward "\en": history-search-forward $endif (Or simply put the following between in the existing if statement) "\ep": history-search-backward "\en": history-search-forward Step2: ...
That's easy... if you know the corresponding option: unsetopt HIST_VERIFY Put this in your ~/.zshrc and do source ~/.zshrc if you want that behavior to be permanent. Explanation from man zshoptions: HIST_VERIFY Whenever the user enters a line with history expansion, don't execute the line directly; instead, perform history expansion and ...
You need to set HISTFILE for your users to the location you need, set the following in .bash_profile for the user, and for new users set it in the user skeleton directory, most likely /etc/skel/.bash_profile export HISTFILE=/home/$USER/.bash_history
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Breaking the cycle of abandonment is a complex issue, and the need is urgent. Every year, the city of Philadelphia destroys about 1,000 homes that can't be salvaged, even as an equal number are freshly abandoned.
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Good morning, it's Saturday, March 8, the 67th day of 2014. There are 298 days left in the year. We'll start the day with clouds and temperatures in the mid-40s, and we may see some rain today. There's a chance of showers today and this evening. Highs will be in the mid-50s and temperatures overnight will drop into the upper 30s.
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On March 8, 1994, a riot and a fire were reported at the McLennan County Jail.
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On March 8, 1979, technology firm Philips demonstrated a prototype compact disc player during a press conference in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
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In 1702, England's Queen Anne acceded to the throne upon the death of King William III.
In 1854, U.S. Commodore Matthew C. Perry made his second landing in Japan; within a month, he concluded a treaty with the Japanese.
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In 1983, in a speech to the National Association of Evangelicals convention in Orlando, Fla., President Ronald Reagan referred to the Soviet Union as an "evil empire."
In 1999, New York Yankees baseball star Joe DiMaggio died in Hollywood, Fla., at age 84. The Energy Department fired scientist Wen Ho Lee from his job at the Los Alamos National Laboratory because of alleged security violations. (Despite being under a cloud of suspicion, Lee was never charged with espionage. He eventually pleaded guilty to mishandling computer files; a judge apologized for Lee's treatment.)
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High Precision C0S Monitor to Constrain the Partitioning of C02 Fluxes
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AbstractDistinguishing between photosynthetic uptake and respiratory emission of CO2 from plants is a difficult problem; yet, determining the small difference between these two parameters is crucial for determining the net ecosystem exchange of CO2 between the atmosphere and the biosphere. Carbonyl sulfide (COS) is a surrogate for CO2 uptake by plants during photosynthesis, but COS is not emitted from plants during respiration. Thus, COS measurements could be used to provide unique estimates of the carbon assimilated by the biosphere, which would be independent of the influence of respiration. This project will develop a highly precise and portable instrument for absolute COS measurements based on newly available continuous wave mid-infrared quantum cascade lasers. The instrument, which will have a precision for COS of 1 part-per-trillion with a 100 s averaging time, would provide for the continuous measurement of COS, both at ground level monitoring sites and from aircraft platforms. Commercial Applications and other Benefits as described by the awardee An improved understanding of CO2 uptake by vegetation would improve our understanding of global warming and help mitigate global climate change. In addition to the worldwide market for such measurement systems in environmental and ecological research, an even larger market could exist in medicine, where COS measurements in exhaled breath could be used to diagnose cystic fibrosis, liver disease, and lung transplant rejection.
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BYU basketball: ESPN says Cougars may be creating their own Fab Five
Lone Peak High School's T.J. Haws, left, and Nick Emery celebrate Lone Peak High School's win against Brighton High School in the Class 5A boysŐ basketball championship game at the Maverik Center in West Valley on Saturday, March 3, 2012. (Laura Seitz, Deseret News)
Related story: ESPN: Jabari Parker's family to limit media availability for the summer
Related story: Mormon prep basketball phenom Jabari Parker makes the cover of Sports Illustrated
Our take: While Jabari Parker has gotten all the recruiting attention, BYU and head coach Dave Rose have quietly been collecting a bunch of young talent, including three members of the 2012 5A state championship team from Lone Peak. ESPN basketball analyst Dave Telep examines the possibility of a Michigan-esque crew in Cougar blue:
Five very good players from two classes — 2013 and 2014 — could conceivably comprise a starting five that would be a load to deal with, no matter what conference the Cougars align themselves with.
So far, Rose has three of the five committed but the final two will prove to be the most difficult. Already committed is ESPN 100 PG Nick Emery (Lone Peak, Utah/Lone Peak), junior SG T.J. Haws (Lone Peak, Utah) and senior center Eric Mika (Lone Peak, Utah). The trio plays at the same high school and Haws and Emery watched their brothers play for the Cougars. They were legacy recruits so Rose knew he could lock them up, or at least felt good about his chances.
Lone Peak's #4 Nick Emery gets around Kearns' #2 Taylor Yeager as Kearns and Lone Peak play Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012 at the Maverik Center in the first round of state playoffs. (Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News)
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Tom Galway did not want to stop wearing his limited edition
Otago rugby jersey.
The avid rugby fan, who turned 100 on Monday, was ''very
excited'' when Trent Renata, Liam Coltman and Hayden Parker
paid him a visit and presented him with a limited edition
Otago jersey from last year's shield game and a signed All
Blacks jersey donated by the team which played against
England in June.
''It was very exciting. We were having our happy hour on
Thursday and in walked these Otago chaps. I didn't know they
were coming. I had no idea anything was planned. It was a
nice surprise,'' he said.
Mr Galway, who used to play halfback, has always supported
club, provincial and national rugby.
''It is a sport I enjoy. I never played anything else. It was
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As part of Mr Galway's 100th birthday celebrations, 51
relatives from all around the world attended a function on
Saturday night - the same night the All Blacks played
''I was worried about missing the match. I recorded it and
watched it on Sunday but I already knew the score. It was
marvellous. They won so easily and it was a big score,'' he
Mr Galway also enjoyed watching Otago take on
''They didn't settle down as well as they should have. But
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Taieri winning this year's premier rugby final against
University was the result Mr Galway was after.
''I went along and watched that final. I didn't expect that
we could win. They thrashed University and they played very
well. I have always been a big supporter of Taieri,'' he
Mr Galway acknowledged he could get a ''bit rowdy'' while
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something wrong or you see something you think the referee
should've seen''.
The recipe to living to 100, according to Mr Galway, was to
have a good laugh, a bit of humour, a beer a day and plenty
of tripe.
''It's all beer to me. If it's a beer then I'll have it,'' he
Mr Galway still plays bowls, travels overseas, uses his iPad
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The Great Minnesota Tax Dodge
Death may well be certain in Minnesota, but taxes most definitely are not.
According to the Minnesota Department of Revenue, at the end of last year there were 167,690 individuals and corporations that owed money in back taxes, totaling $450 million in untapped revenues. Coincidentally, that figure is almost identical to the current deficit that legislators are wrestling with at the state Capitol. If Gov. Tim Pawlenty could somehow wave his magic hockey stick and compel every last citizen to pony up his or her delinquent funds, there would be no need to kick poor people off the public health care rolls or to jack up the fees charged to pheasant hunters.
Since November 2001, the state revenue department has published a partial list of these deadbeat citizens on its website. Known as "Delinqnet," the public roster is designed to shame tax scofflaws into compliance. Ron Schwageo, assistant director of the agency's collection division, believes that it works. "The majority of the money that is collected using this process is usually collected before the person is posted on Delinqnet," he notes.
The Delinqnet list accounts for just $74.5 million of the state's uncollected funds, however. People who have filed for bankruptcy, and therefore are protected from creditors, are removed from the list, but can be reinstated once their legal proceedings are completed. Individuals who have established a payment plan with the state are also dropped from the roster. And then there are some deadbeats--those living solely on Social Security, for instance--that the government has simply written off as financially incapable of ever coming up with the dough.
"Taxes are just like any other debt in their minds," says Schwageo. "They get overextended and get to a point where they have to prioritize which debt they pay. I think more and more people are living paycheck to paycheck and those are the types of people we deal with."
In dealing with citizens who aren't indigent, the state has numerous tools at its disposal with which to extract money. Liens can be placed on their property, paychecks can be garnished, and bank accounts can be seized. Last year these various efforts resulted in the state collecting some $212 million in back taxes.
Even so, people find ways to stymie the state's collection efforts. Some people shift assets to another person's name. Others leave the country or simply move to another state. "It's much more difficult for us to pursue individuals outside of the state because it's outside of our authority in terms of using the Minnesota laws to enforce collection," allows Schwageo. "It reduces our enforcement to that of other creditors."
The sums that people owe can be staggering. There are some 43 people on the Delinqnet list who allegedly owe more than $200,000 to the state government, while five individuals are more than a million dollars in arrears. The undisputed king of the tax deadbeats is John D. Morken, a onetime Spring Grove cattle broker, who currently owes $5.6 million in back taxes.
Who are these people willing to so extravagantly flout the edicts of government collection agents? Working from a list of the 43 individuals who owe more than $200,000 in taxes, City Pages searched online databases, state and federal court files, campaign contributions, property records, and various other public resources to find out. What follows are brief portraits of some of the more colorful characters. Depending on your perspective, they are either bums or heroes.
Anthony J. Fant
Eden Prairie, Minnesota
TAX STAT Owes $464,309.39 in individual income taxes incurred between 1998 and 1999
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS The Crossville, Alabama, native first surfaced in Twin Cities business circles in 1998, when he successfully led a hostile takeover of HEI Inc., a publicly traded, Victoria-based electronics company. Fant installed himself as the chairman and chief executive officer of the corporation, but quickly began operating it as his own personal fiefdom. According to court records, the executive billed hundreds of thousands of dollars in non-business expenses on his company American Express card. In the first quarter of 2003 alone, Fant charged $52,316.45 in dubious expenses, including more than $18,000 worth of electronics equipment and over $15,000 at Polo retail outlets. In addition, some $360,000 in non-HEI legal expenses were charged to the company. Fant was ousted as the company's top executive in March of 2003. HEI successfully sued him in Hennepin County District Court, receiving a settlement mandating that he pay some $2.2 million in damages. According to HEI's attorney, Charles Maier, the company has so far recovered roughly $1.7 million of that money, mostly in the form of HEI stock.
FUN FACT A former treasurer of the Alabama Democratic Party, Fant has popped up repeatedly in news accounts of the ongoing corruption probe involving former Gov. Don Siegelman. Two close associates of the governor have pleaded guilty to corruption charges since 2003. Siegelman was himself indicted for fraud, but the charges were later thrown out. Fant has not been charged with any crimes stemming from the scandal.
QUOTE "The damage done by Fant monetarily and otherwise is greater than the amount of the judgment," says Charles Maier. "He really disrupted my clients' business. They would have been a lot better off if Anthony Fant hadn't ever darkened their doorstep."
John D. Morken
Hemet, California
TAX STAT Owes $5,549,644.24 in income taxes incurred between 1994 and 1997
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS John Morken's father started the family cattle-brokerage business in the 1930s. The son began working for the Spring Grove-based company in 1964 and became the head of operations in 1992. Morken became a Carnegie-like figure in the tiny southeastern Minnesota town (pop. 2,200). In the early '90s, he was the largest cattle broker in the upper Midwest, with his annual income hitting $500,000 in 1992. Morken spearheaded numerous charitable endeavors in the town and served on his church council. He also created the All Phase Arena, a venue for livestock shows and other farm-related events. But even before taking over as chief executive of the company, Morken had apparently been engaging in dubious financial practices. In 1994, after the bottom dropped out of the cattle market, the company, known as Spring Grove Livestock, was forced to declare bankruptcy. That same year Morken was indicted by a grand jury on eight criminal counts, including bank fraud and making false statements to a financial institution. Prosecutors alleged that he'd written nearly $2.9 billion in worthless checks in order to prop up his business. Morken eventually pleaded guilty to one charge of bank fraud. He was initially sentenced to 48 months in prison (a downward departure from federal sentencing guidelines) by U.S. District Court Judge James Rosenbaum. The judge cited Morken's economic and civic contributions to Spring Grove as reasons for the leniency. Federal prosecutors appealed that verdict, however, and it was determined that the grounds for departing from sentencing guidelines were not adequate. In 1998, Morken ultimately received a 63-month sentence.
FUN FACT Some 68 of Morken's acquaintances, mostly residents of Spring Grove, wrote letters to the judge on his behalf calling for a lenient sentence.
QUOTE "Your wife and one of your children tell me you are a good man," Judge Rosenbaum told Morken at his sentencing hearing, according to the St. Paul Pioneer Press. "You are a thief, a straight-out thief. You are a fraud."
Donald G. Stelzner
Riviera Beach, Florida
TAX STAT Owes $859,090.21 in income taxes incurred between 1993 and 1998
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Donald and Donna Stelzner, both Minnesota natives, married in Las Vegas in 1958. According to federal court records, over the years they worked in various industries, including gaming and real estate. In the 1970s, Donald Stelzner developed a foreign-currency exchange business that served casinos primarily in Nevada and New Jersey. His wife was his only business partner. Donald Stelzner served as a middleman for gambling operations that accept foreign currency. He traveled to client casinos, purchased their accumulated foreign currency with U.S. cash, and then arranged for its exchange. At the peak of the company's success, according to court records, the couple's business operations accounted for roughly 85 percent of the foreign-currency exchange conducted at New Jersey and Nevada casinos. In 1983, the Stelzners purchased a home on Lake Calhoun Parkway that served as their primary residence until 1999. During this time period they made more than $400,000 in renovations to the property. The Stelzners continued to conduct the bulk of their business, however, outside of Minnesota. They also claimed Nevada as their home for tax purposes and never filed a Minnesota income tax return. (Nevada has no income tax.) In 1987 Minnesota state law was amended to make it more explicitly clear that people who live more than half the year in the state are deemed residents and are therefore subject to its tax laws. Donald Stelzner was informed of this change by his accountant, according to state court records, but continued to file only federal income tax returns. The Minnesota Department of Revenue conducted an audit of the couple's finances covering 1987 to 1993 and determined that they owed $402,673.87 in back taxes. The Stelzners refused to pay. They fought the assessment in court for years, arguing that they were not subject to state tax laws because they conducted their business elsewhere. The case went all the way to the Minnesota Supreme Court, but was ultimately decided in the state's favor. According to records on file with the Nevada Secretary of State's Office, Donald Stelzner continues to conduct business in Las Vegas under the name Bond Mortgage & Investment Corporation.
FUN FACT In 1997 the Stelzners sued the Bakken Museum of Electricity in Life in U.S. District Court, arguing that the nonprofit group's expansion plans violated city zoning laws. Their home on Lake Calhoun Parkway abutted the Bakken Museum. The couple's lawsuit was unsuccessful.
QUOTE "This guy's a tremendous character," says Dale Korpi, Stelzner's former accountant. "A brilliant person, but constitutionally flawed."
Gary Gendler
Naples, Florida
TAX STAT Owes $338,708.32 in consumer use taxes incurred between 1985 and 1989
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Gendler has a storied history of avoiding taxes. When the Minnesota Department of Revenue began investigating him in 1989, according to U.S. Bankruptcy Court records, he had not filed a state income tax return since at least 1970. In addition, he had never filed an income tax return for his company, Detroit Auto Brokers, despite having been incorporated in the state since 1975. In August 1990, Gendler was charged with 16 felony counts of motor vehicle excise tax fraud. According to a 1999 affidavit from revenue department investigator Jack Peterson, Gendler committed more than 100 fraudulent motor vehicle registrations between 1984 and 1989 in order to avoid paying taxes. For example, in April of 1987, according to a Hennepin County criminal complaint, he sold a 1987 Cadillac four-door Brougham to Alexius C. Sjoberg for $24,987. On the vehicle registration document filed with the state, Gendler indicated that the purchaser had received $21,000 in trade-in credit toward the purchase price. In fact, there was no trade-in vehicle. This maneuver allowed the car salesman to pocket $1,108.03 that Sjoberg had paid to cover the necessary taxes. Gendler eventually pleaded guilty to eight counts of fraud and was sentenced to 15 months of jail time, but all but 90 days of the sentence was stayed. He filed for federal bankruptcy protection in 1997, which would normally wipe out his past tax obligations. The state revenue department, however, successfully argued that because Gendler's tax debt stemmed from criminal activity, he should still be accountable for the assessment.
FUN FACT In August of 2000, Gendler purchased a home in Naples, Florida, for $55,000. The property is now valued at $363,764.
QUOTE "I don't remember him," says Sjoberg. "I bought the car through somebody else. I probably had it for five years."
Randy S. Miland
White Bear Lake, Minnesota
TAX STAT Owes $270,572.48 in income, provider, sales, and withholding taxes incurred between 1994 and 1998
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS In the '80s and '90s, Miland operated a chiropractic firm in Woodbury known as the Back and Neck Pain Clinic. In 1996, he began soliciting short-term loans from friends and patients. The money was supposedly going to be used to seed new Blockbuster Video franchises. Miland claimed that he had a personal connection with the corporation and could produce extravagant returns of 25 to 30 percent for investors in just three months. Between 1996 and 1998, according to a criminal complaint, he collected more than $1.2 million from at least 21 people. But instead of investing the money in video stores, Miland squandered it on his hedonistic lifestyle, heavy on strippers and booze. When disgruntled investors successfully sued him in court, he generally either ignored the judgments or wrote them bad checks. Barbara Benassi and Robert Harvey, for instance, got a default judgment of $277,671 against Miland in Washington County District Court, but were unable to collect on the debt. In October 1998, Miland was charged with five counts of theft by swindle. He eventually pleaded guilty and was sentenced to up to 45 months in prison. However, because he participated in Minnesota's "Challenger Incarceration Program," which emphasizes intense work and chemical dependency treatment, Miland ultimately served less than a year in prison.
FUN FACT In 1997, Miland and the Back and Neck Pain Clinic were sued by his former fiancée, Gina Benassi, in Washington County District Court. Miland responded by filing a counterclaim seeking return of the $24,000 engagement ring that he'd given her. In 2001, the Minnesota Court of Appeals ultimately declared Miland the ring's proper owner.
QUOTE Robert Harvey, testifying at Miland's 1999 sentencing: "And I believe, Randy, that you preyed on the vulnerable patients, your friends and your professional associates, and I resent that personally because of the status that you had.... And then when I learned, as we all did, of the spending of the monies that we had invested, spending thousands of dollars as Doctor Big Shot in all the strip joints, feeding your sexual addiction, I don't know what else to call it, on drugs and girls and the lifestyle... I can't tell you how much that hurts."
Rollin C. Green
Northfield, Minnesota
TAX STAT Owes $592,283.16 in state sales tax incurred between 1994 and 1998
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Green has operated an auto mechanic shop--variously known as Southside Service, Southside Rebuilders, or Southside Auto--in Northfield for three decades. He supposedly specializes in working on diesel engines. However, Green has piled up his share of disgruntled customers. In Rice County District Court, he's been successfully sued at least five times. David Seleen, for instance, says that he took his diesel-engine Volkswagen Jetta to Green in 1994 to have a head gasket replaced after seeing the mechanic's advertisement in the Star Tribune. Seleen was living in Minnetonka at the time, but couldn't find anyone local to do the job. He says that he made three or four trips down to Northfield to pick up the supposedly repaired vehicle, but that each time the car conked out before he could make it home. Seleen eventually sued Green and received a judgment of $4,473.35, but he's never collected a dime of it. Green has been equally elusive for state tax collectors. An audit conducted by the Minnesota Department of Revenue concluded that between 1981 and 1998 he failed to pay $540,000 in sales taxes. Green filed for bankruptcy in 1999, claiming to have just $12,310 in assets and a monthly income of $2,000.
FUN FACT From 1972 to 1981, Green and his then-wife operated a milk-delivery company known as Green Acre Dairies.
QUOTE "He's such a good talker," says David Seleen. "I actually had faith in the guy at first. I don't know why I paid him but I did."
John I. Priscella
Crystal, Minnesota
TAX STAT Owes $5,202,402.41 in income taxes incurred between 1995 and 1997
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Priscella became a notorious figure in the Twin Cities business community almost immediately upon arriving from California in 1988. Within five years, according to a 1993 Star Tribune story about Priscella's company, Impression Delivery Corp., the then 41-year-old entrepreneur had racked up more than $400,000 in adverse civil judgments. As detailed in the prescient story, Priscella's company had far-flung ventures--AIDS drugs, a potato harvesting company, gambling operations--but few revenues and no profits. The bad publicity did little to slow Priscella's wheeling and dealing. He next made headlines in the late '90s with the collapse of Equisure, a mysterious Minneapolis-based insurance company that Priscella helped found. As chronicled in two Pioneer Press articles, the company saw sensational gains in its stock price after joining the American Stock Exchange in 1996, but was de-listed the next year amid accusations of fraud and insider trading. Former shareholders won a $45 million class-action judgment against the company in 1998. The FBI investigated Priscella and the firm, but no one was ever charged criminally. In the years since, Priscella has been involved in an array of fledgling corporations, none of which have panned out. In 2003 he filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection in federal court. In the filing he claimed to have less than $1,501 worth of assets and almost $600,000 in debts.
FUN FACT In 2002 Priscella was sued in Hennepin County District Court by his brother-in-law, Alvin Robbins. Robbins was seeking more than $50,000 in damages for allegedly bad investment advice and unfulfilled financial promises. The case was terminated when Priscella filed for bankruptcy protection.
QUOTE "The difficulties that I have faced are not unusual in businesses that are starting out," Priscella told the Star Tribune in 1993. "I have made mistakes and certainly wish that I had had the opportunity to change those events. The next best thing was to recognize those mistakes that were made and then make them right."
James D. Sheehan
Mound, Minnesota
TAX STAT Owes $260,321.32 in income and withholding taxes incurred between 1986 and 1998
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Sheehan is most famous for running a vast auto-parts telemarketing scam in the late '80s and early '90s. He operated under a slew of different corporate names: James Automotive, U.S. Warehouse, General Automotive, and Kar Kare Industries, among others. The basic con was quite simple. Sheehan's employees would call up auto parts stores pitching supplies such as brake cleaner and silicone sealant. They would then offer the employee responsible for filling orders a "premium" (better known as a bribe) in return for making a purchase. In most cases this premium was a TV, a camcorder, a handgun, or cash. Sheehan's workers would then sell the stores vastly overpriced merchandise. For example, according to a Hennepin County criminal complaint, in 1991 one of Sheehan's employees sold a carton of three-ounce tubes of Permatex silicone sealant to an auto parts store for $7.82 per unit. The tubes had originally been purchased for $1.77 each. The premiums promised in return for purchasing the overpriced merchandise never arrived. If the individuals who'd agreed to bribes refused to make subsequent orders, Sheehan's employees would threaten to tell their bosses about the scam. The telemarketing operation, which ran roughly from 1988 to 1992, had up to six employees at any one time and generated proceeds of at least $4.4 million, according to court records. In 1992 Sheehan was charged with one count of racketeering, 10 counts of theft by swindle, and 13 counts of commercial bribery. He ultimately pleaded guilty to seven of the counts and was sentenced to 32 months in prison.
FUN FACT In 2001, Sheehan's ex-wife obtained a restraining order against him in Hennepin County District Court.
QUOTE "The Respondent called Petitioner and told her he should slit her throat. In early 1/01 he left phone messages for the Petitioner telling her that she is a slut." --From his ex-wife's petition for a restraining order.
Jeffrey P. Van Haveren
St. Paul, Minnesota
TAX STAT Owes $385,686.39 in income, sales, and withholding taxes incurred between 1998 and 2003
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Van Haveren has operated flower shops in various Minneapolis locations (Nicollet Mall, Gaviidae Common, the farmers' market) for years. His stores have probably been best known for offering good deals on roses. Jeffrey Van Haveren has been a fairly regular visitor to local courthouses in recent years. Judgments have been entered against him in at least Ramsey, Hennepin, and Dakota counties. In 2000, for example, Van Haveren was sued in Hennepin County District Court by Zeller-OFP Trust, his landlord at Gaviidae Common, for failing to pay rent. The company evicted him and ultimately received an $89,158.31 judgment against Van Haveren and his business. In 2003, the Minnesota Secretary of State's Office revoked the sales and use tax permit for Van Haveren's Flowerworks because the company had allegedly failed to pay $23,112.55 in sales taxes.
FUN FACT Van Haveren was sued in Ramsey County District Court in 2001 by the Billman-Hunt Funeral Chapel. He was ordered to pay $6,767.75 in outstanding bills stemming from his wife's funeral. The debt is still outstanding. According to funeral home officials, part of the bill included a large flower order that was made with Van Haveren's own company.
QUOTE "You know what the kicker is?" asks Jeff Hunt, one of the northeast Minneapolis funeral parlor's owners. "He took all the flowers after the funeral. There weren't any flowers left. Not even any on the grave. It's not hard to figure out what he did with them."
Deborah M. Barker
Naples, Florida
TAX STAT Owes $277,991.85 in income taxes incurred between 1994 and 1996
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Deborah Barker apparently does not believe in the validity of income taxes. In 1997, Barker and her husband, Stephen, filed a lawsuit in United States District Court against then-Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin. The gist of their argument was that the Internal Revenue Service had no authority to tax their income because the government agency had never been legally established. More specifically, the couple argued that their privacy rights had been violated by the Treasury Department's unwillingness to furnish sufficient documentation to back up the agency's claim to a chunk of their assets. Not surprisingly, this legal rationale was rejected by the courts. Undeterred, in 1999 the Barkers filed a similar lawsuit in Hennepin County District Court seeking protection from Minnesota Department of Revenue collection agents. According to court records, the Barkers filed a joint income-tax return for 1994, but failed to do so in the following two years--this despite the fact that Stephen Barker was earning more than $1 million annually working at brokerage firm R.J. Steichen & Company. In 1999, the state revenue agency sent the couple a bill for $235,000 in back taxes for the three years in question and subsequently placed liens on their property. The Barkers responded by filing the lawsuit seeking to stop the liens from being enforced. "This is your notice," Stephen Barker wrote the revenue agency in January of 2000, "you have 5 business days to remove the lien and make a public retraction before legal action is taken against you, your superiors and your agency." The letter was cc'd to then Gov. Jesse Ventura and other public officials, but had little impact. The Hennepin County lawsuit was dismissed. The Barkers currently own two homes in Naples with a combined value of roughly $838,000, according to the Collier County Property Appraiser.
FUN FACT The Barkers were once represented in their federal anti-tax case by conservative rabble-rouser Larry Klayman, best known as the attorney for both Gennifer Flowers and Paula Jones. More recently Klayman and his organization, Judicial Watch, have joined forces with environmental groups in arguing that documents related to Vice President Dick Cheney's 2001 energy task force should be made public.
QUOTE The Barkers frequently closed their legal briefs with declarations of their Christian faith, such as this comment from a 1999 Hennepin County District Court filing: "Wherefore the Plaintiffs pray for the Judge to respond on the following: May the God of creation intervene in the hearts of men that truth may prevail over deception, that law may prevail over lawlessness. May God cause me to see truth, to acknowledge the truth and to act on the truth. Even so come quickly Lord Jesus. Amen."
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Can anyone elaborate or refer me to some examples as to how one can create, cache and set the record (using Architect 2) as per the reply below:
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