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Vt. court affirms sentence in '04 ex-wife deathThe Associated Press | June 21,2013MONTPELIER - The Vermont Supreme Court is affirming a minimum 14-year prison sentence for a man convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the 2004 death of his wife whose body was found outside their Bethel home.
William "Al" Kimmick had filed a post-conviction relief claim that he had ineffective counsel during the 2005 sentencing phase after his conviction on the manslaughter charge filed after the death of his wife 41-year-old, Kathyrn Kimmick.
The body of Kathryn Kimmick was found frozen in a car outside her Bethel apartment on Jan. 23, 2004, about three days after she died. An autopsy found she died of blows to the head.
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Yaletown's Outdoor Movie Night presented by James Schouw & Associates will return along with the Roundhouse Picnic in the park on August 19th, 2012. This event requires good weather, & has a rain out date on August 26. Check out this outdoor event in David Lam Park, as a classic movie is played on a huge outdoor screen on Sunday evening.
This movie night of 2012 in Yaletown, sponsored by James Schouw & Associates, will arrive after the sun sets on August 19, 2012. The sun will set around 8:00pm, and the family-friendly film Dirty Dancing will be projected onto a huge 40 foot by 20 foot screen in the park!
This event always brings in thousands of friends into David Lam park! Be sure to arrive early.
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WORSE: The biggest news of the Cowboys' offseason was their decision to double down on quarterback Tony Romo and his one playoff win. It's a decision, even with the $108 million price tag, that looks better once you consider the alternatives — Mark Sanchez, Vince Young, et al.
What they did not get him or coach Jason Garrett, who got an offseason win-or-else edict, was help. Their help was trading down to reach up for center Travis Frederick.
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BETTER: They are probably heartbroken in New York over losing Martellus Bennett to the Bears. And by heartbroken, I mean giddy.
Their biggest offseason play was raiding the Eagles for a pair of defensive tackles, Cullen Jenkins and Mike Patterson, in hopes of bolstering what was a pretty awful run defense a year ago.
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BETTER: However you feel about coach Andy Reid, it was time for him to go. He had probably stopped listening to himself.
In his place came Oregon wunderkind Chip Kelly, the most-sought-after free agent of the offseason. It is the best addition anybody made. His offense will be exciting, and he has no loyalty to anybody, notably Mike Vick. The first sign of trouble could bring change. This is why they got a free-falling USC QB Matt Barkley in the fourth round. Kelly knows him, and he provides a life raft if Vick falters.
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The Pace Board of Directors released its proposed 2014 budget on Tuesday.
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The proposed changes are part of a switch to a new Ventra card system by Pace and the Chicago Transit Authority.
Ventra card users would still be able to transfer for 25 cents or for free in some areas.
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Our house has been infested with a combination of rats and field mice. The rats are living in the ceiling, while the field mice made their home behind the kitchen cupboards. It's out of control.
This morning, we took down said cupboards and carried them outside to bake in the sun. We've since killed four mice. I hate killing animals, even pesky ones, but this was an invasion. Them or us.
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Motive known in Quesada assault case
"We have a motive for the crime," Hillsborough County Attorney Patricia M. LaFrance said Friday.
LaFrance would not reveal the motive for the attack on Dr. Eduardo Quesada, 52, and his wife, Sonia, 29, last Nov. 24. Nor would she say if this means police determined whether the intruder targeted the upscale house or chose it at random.
"I'm not going to comment at this time whether it was random or not," she added.
In addition, recently-released preliminary autopsy results confirm Sonia Quesada's death inside her mother-in-law's Bedford condominium six weeks after the home invasion was not a homicide, LaFrance said.
The couple moved into the 49 Kensington Lane unit after the home invasion. Police were called to the private, over-55 community to check on the couple's welfare Jan. 7. Inside they found Dr. Quesada unconscious, his wife dead, and a pile of prescription drugs nearby.
LaFrance would not comment on whether autopsy results show Sonia Quesada committed suicide.
Once she receives the "full medical report" from the state Medical Examiner's office, LaFrance said she and Bedford Police Chief John J. Bryfonski will meet with the family to discuss the results.
"I don't have anything in writing from them yet," she explained. "As soon as we do, we probably will make some type of press release available."
LaFrance also would not comment on whether the crime had anything to do with Dr. Quesada's work as an anesthesiologist at the Pain Management Center at Elliot Hospital and Amoskeag Anesthesia PLLC in Manchester.
Investigators insist the Jan. 7 incident at 49 Kensington Lane is completely unrelated to the Nov. 24 violent home invasion that took place at the couple's 7 Proclamation Court home.
Authorities noted the couple's Proclamation Court home was broken into while there were no signs of forced entry at the Kensington Lane condominium and no visible signs of trauma to either spouse. They are investigating the Jan. 7 incident as "an untimely death" of Sonia Quesada, she explained.
It's been 4 1/2 months since Dr. Quesada and his wife came home about 10 p.m. to find an intruder in their home. Both were severely wounded in the attack and had to be hospitalized. Their 2-year-old daughter also was home, but was not hurt. She remains with relatives.
"I can't comment on the specifics of the investigation other than to say we are making progress and continue to make progress," LaFrance said.
She would not say if authorities have any suspects or developed any "persons of interest" in the Nov. 24 home invasion. She also would not say whether an arrest is imminent.
"When, and if, we make an arrest, we will hold a press conference," LaFrance said.
Reactions from Bedford residents interviewed Friday ranged from disappointment the public was not kept better informed to allegations of a cover up.
"I'm worried about it. They (police) told us to lock our doors and they haven't told us to unlock our doors. So I'm not really sure they are making progress," said one woman who refused to give her name "because I'm a widow and I live alone."
She said she wished police would be more forthcoming about some details about the crime.
"I would like to know if they (Quesadas) were targeted because if I am not involved in any illegal activities, should I still be concerned?" she added.
"It's one of the reasons we live here. To be safe. And I don't feel that way anymore," the woman said.
Nicole Forrest, 27, agreed police should at least tell residents whether the home invasion was random.
"I think we deserve to know," said the Bedford native who grew up in town and whose family still lives here. "I think we should know if we need to be alert to this type of thing...and if this is going to keep happening,"
Another resident said "fishy comes to mind" when he thinks about the crime and police investigation. Another woman, noting speculation about the crime is rampant, said "I think it was a break-in that was designed not to look like a break in." Neither would give their names.
LaFrance said authorities have been particularly "tight-lipped" in this case because it has received so much media attention.
"If we do an investigation and any of those details leak out about the progress we are making or the specifics of the crime, it could jeopardize the investigation," she explained.
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George Banks, Father of the Bride, 1991
George Banks' fierce love for his daughter drives him to antics that are funny, embarrassing, and almost unbearably sweet. This manic dad goes wild on his kid's wedding day, throwing hot dog tirades at the grocery store and placing misdirected anger at her husband-to-be. He is the gold standard for wedding-aisle partners.
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Burt Hummel, Glee, 2009-present
In an act proving family comes first, Burt curses out his live-in girlfriend's son Finn for calling his son Kurt "faggy", exclaiming he "can't have this kind of poison under his roof." He does this knowing he could lose Finn's mom. But Burt knows that family comes first, and his love and commitment to Kurt seems to get stronger when Kurt boldly steps out of the closet.
Carlisle Cullen, The Twilight Series, 2009-present
As patriarch of the stunningly beautiful Cullen vampire clan, adoptive dad Carlisle has led his family to respect humanity by partaking in a vegetarian (non blood) diet. He encourages his kids to do the right thing and find their own brand of happiness -- even when that includes falling in love with a human. And like any good dad, he recognizes his children's strengths: "I look at my... son. His strength, his goodness, the brightness that shines out of him -- and it only fuels that hope, that faith, more than ever."
Mike Brady, The Brady Bunch, 1968-1974
Laugh at Mike Brady all you want. Mock his nerdy, out-of-touch uncoolness, his oh-so-not groovy hair do, and the lack of reality in his 1970's sitcom. But don't overlook the things this man did to smooth over the rough patches of his blended family. Nobody really knows what happened to Marsha, Jan and Cindy's biological father, but it doesn't matter -- Mike is a loving father to them all.
Ward Cleaver, Leave it to Beaver, 1957-1963
Ward Cleaver's (realistic) parental weaknesses make him an admirable father. He is competitive with his co-workers, sometimes has unrealistically high expectations for Beaver and Wally, and his guidance doesn't always make a successful impact. But he loves his boys dearly while still letting them to grow on their own.
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Clark Griswold, National Lampoon's Vacation, 1983
Anyone who has been dragged through a regimented family vacation under the direction of a planning-hungry father will appreciate Chevy Chase in this star-packed comedy. Though things don't always go as planned, Clark stays positive -- and incredibly amusing. (See also: European and Christmas vacations.)
Robin Williams, Mrs. Doubtfire, 1994
Okay, so Daniel Hillard crossed a few lines when trying to get joint custody of his kids, but the determination and creativity he used to get to them makes him a great dad. Yes, the cross-dressing nanny premise is ridiculous. But when it comes to the great lengths some dads will go to to be with their kids, Mrs. Doubtfire hits the mark.
Michael Bluth, Arrested Development, 2003-2006
Michael Bluth juggles the dysfunctional antics of his family while still being a strong single dad to son George Michael. His good nature stands in stark contrast to his family's materialism, selfishness and drunkenness. Michael Bluth is at his most charming when he perks up for father/son activities.
Ben Stone, Knocked Up, 2007
And the Most Improved Dad Award goes to... Ben Stone. At the beginning of Knocked Up, it is terrifying to think of this dumb-yet-loveable dude as a dad. But by the end, the lovable father-to-be can recite well-researched pregnancy facts, stand up for his girlfriend in the delivery room and play house with his nieces.
King Triton, The Little Mermaid, 1989
Lots of dads spend wedding days giving their daughters away, but "away" usually means to another home, or another state. When King Triton says goodbye to Ariel in The Little Mermaid, he gives her away to an entirely different species, losing contact with her forever. Take that, George Banks.


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North Campus parking deck will allow green spaces to replace parking places
As seen through Terry Allen's lens, the new North Campus parking deck appears to belong in an art museum. That's stretching it a bit, but the new 1,200-space deck is a key element in UGA's quest for a greener, more pedestrian-friendly campus. See story on this page.


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For those who want to stay fit on the road, Star Plaza offers a state-of-the art fitness facility equipped to satisfy even the most demanding exercise enthusiast. Equipment includes multi-gym, treadmills, ellipticals, Lifecycle and free weights. Mounted flat-screen televisions make for added enjoyment to while-away your workout.
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Bowling Green, OH (Sports Network) - Jordon Crawford had a game-high 19 points and eight assists off the bench, as the Bowling Green Falcons defeated the Ball State Cardinals, 70-59, in Mid-American Conference action at the Stroh Center.
A'uston Calhoun chipped in with 17 points and Chauncey Orr scored 10 for the Falcons (8-13, 3-5 MAC).
Jauwan Scaife had 17 points to pace the Cardinals (8-12, 2-6), who lost for the sixth time in their last seven outings. Jesse Berry rounded out the double-digit scorers with 13 points to go along with four steals, while Majok Majok finished with nine points and 10 rebounds.
BGSU scored the game's first seven points and never trailed at any point. The Falcons led at halftime, 41-28, behind a red-hot 64.3-percent shooting effort from the floor in the opening frame.
Ball State refused to go quietly, as the Cardinals made it a four-point game on a 3-pointer by Scaife with just under 12 minutes to play in regulation. However, the Falcons answered right back with a 10-2 run and were able to keep the Cardinals at arm's length the rest of the way.
BGSU shot a healthy 57.7 percent for the game and held a sizeable 38-15 advantage in bench points, as eight different Falcons found the scoring column.
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Ireland is a small country, so nothing much interesting happens. One day, some years ago, however, our banks collapsed, sending the national economy tail-spinning into a horrendous depression. The government tried to stop the flow by pumping money into Irish banks and issuing guarantees and so on, but it didn't really work.
Today, some tapes surfaced of some phone conversations between some executives of Anglo Irish Bank. Here's a clip of the transcript, printed in The Irish Times today, involving John Bowe, former head of capital markets, Peter Fitzgerald, former head of retail banking, and David Drumm, former Anglo-Irish CEO.
Bowe: This is seven billion bridging.
Fitzgerald: Yeah.
Bowe: So it is bridged until we can pay you back. Which is never.
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Bowe: (laughing) That's right.
On today's Six One news show, they played a tape of David Drumm talking to John Bowe where he referred to the German intervention as "fucking ridiculous", whereupon Bowe began singing Deutschland Uber Alles and they both started laughing. A little while later, Drumm tells Bowe to "jack up the rates", anything as long as he gets "the fucking money in."
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Half a Man (G. Diablo) Here's an older tune that I recorded in 1987 that attempted to deal with (somewhat humorously) the nagging feeling that I wasn't living up to my potential. I was nearly 30, was still working at a supermarket after ten years, and my feeling was that my songwriting was improving, but I was going nowhere fast. Throughout my adult life, I've always had this feeling of paralysis with finding a true vocation that wasn't humiliating, and it's only recently that I connected this obstruction with being abused as a child.
Anyway, this nagging feeling in '87 would eventually lead to a spiritual crisis of sorts two years later. I took on another job, saved $9K, and moved out to WA to attend The Evergreen State College in the summer of 1991. Of course, this didn't lead to any great improvement in my situation in and of itself because I wasn't striking at the root of the problem, and, ironies of ironies, I now clean the toilets at this stalwart institution.
Why, you ask? Well, as I got older, I realized I'd better get a state job just to have health insurance and paid holidays. In 2005, I was working at a health club called The Valley for $8 an hour and nothing else, so TESC was definitely a step up in September of 2006. Four and a half years later, however, another spiritual crisis is looming at age 52.
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One final note; the slide guitar on this track is played by a friend named Brian Kloby who now teaches music and guitar and performs in St. Petersberg, FL (www.briankloby.com). His brother John and I used to jam in my old bedroom in Brick, NJ, much to the annoyance of my brother Carl.
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- Cholesterol: 300mg
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- Protein: 30g
- Carbohydrate: 13g
- Sodium: 1,173mg
- 1 1/2 pound pork breakfast sausage, casings removed
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1/2 large red bell pepper, seeded and chopped
- 1/2 large green bell pepper, seeded and chopped
- 4 ounces mushrooms, chopped
- 9 large eggs
- 3 cups milk
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 3 slices white bread, torn into 1-inch pieces
- 1 1/2 cups shredded Cheddar
- Mist a 9-by-13-inch baking dish with cooking spray. If baking immediately, preheat oven to 350ºF.
- In a skillet over medium heat, cook sausage, stirring and breaking up chunks, until no longer pink, 5 to 6 minutes. Transfer to a bowl. Drain skillet of all but 1 Tbsp. fat.
- Add onion to skillet and cook, stirring for 3 minutes. Add bell peppers and mushrooms; sauté for 5 minutes. Transfer to a bowl; let cool.
- Whisk eggs, milk, salt and mustard. Stir in bread, Cheddar, sausage and vegetables. Pour into dish. Bake until middle is set and edges have browned, 50 to 60 minutes, or cover with plastic and refrigerate for up to 24 hours, then bake.
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