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San Diego — Robert "Bob" passed away peacefully in San Diego. He was born in Gloucester. He leaves behind his wife Patricia, four children, Bob Jr., Patsy (Bye), Marcia (Barger) and Stephen. He is also survived by two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Bob made many friends throughout his lifetime and always tried to take life not too seriously, "he will be missed by many who knew him". Rest peacefully Dad, words cannot express how much you will be missed but we will carry you in our hearts forever. Love always.
- Obituaries
Priscilla F. (Davis) Runkle
North Billerica — Priscilla F. (Davis) Runkle, 84, daughter of the late Emery W. and Dorothy F. S. (Batey) Davis, died peacefully in her sleep in North Billerica on Wednesday, February 6, 2013.
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Francis L. Ryan, 90
Peabody, MA — Mr. Francis L. Ryan, 90 years of age, of Peabody, formerly of Gloucester, and husband of Caroline A. (Melota) Ryan and the late Marilyn R. (Goulart) Ryan, passed away on May 16, 2013, at the Kaplan Family Hospice House surrounded by his wife, Caroline; son, Bobby and wife, Debra and son, Jimmy and his companion, Kristin.
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Grace (Frontiero) Quince, 74
Gloucester — Grace M. (Frontiero) Quince, 74, died early Friday morning, May 17, 2013, at the Kaplan Family Hospice House in Danvers following an extended illness. She was the wife of Capt. John S. Quince.
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Marianna Giordano, 89
Gloucester — Marianna (Bommarito) Giordano, 89, wife of the late Giuseppe Giordano, of Gloucester, passed away on Saturday, May 18, 2013, at her daughter's home surrounded by her loving family.
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Mary Frances Hewes, 81
Baltimore, MD — Mary Frances (McClatchy) Hewes, widow of Robert Hewes, of 2722 North Calvert Street, Baltimore, Md., passed away May 16, 2013, in the Hospice Unit of Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, Md. She was the mother of Mary, Robert, Ian, Ted, Don and Peter Hewes, along with eight grandchildren. She also leaves five siblings, Joan T. Bishop of Gloucester, Mass.; Barbara Clay, Anne Coacher, Kay Ralston, and brother, Frank MClatchy Jr., all of Philadelphia.
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Roger M. Ball, 78
ESSEX — Roger M. Ball, 78, of Pickering Street, Essex, husband of M. Jean (Boutchie) Ball, died Saturday, May 18, 2013, in the Genesis Nursing Center, Wakefield, following his long illness.
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Mildred Adele (Crossley) Oliver, 90
Essex — Mildred Adele (Crossley) Oliver, 90, of Story Street, Essex, wife of Arthur H. Oliver Jr., died Wednesday, May 8, 2013, at her Essex home following a long illness. Born in Malden, July 14, 1922, she was the daughter of the late Henry F. and Gertrude (Hood) Crossley Sr. Millie grew up in the Revere Beach Section of Revere and was a 1941 graduate of Revere High School. During the years of World War II she was employed at General Electric in West Lynn where she met her future husband. Married on January 15, 1952, at St. Theresa's Church in Revere, the Oliver's made their home in Essex and raised a family. Millie loved Essex, and was always involved in local activities. She was President of the Women's Club at St. John the Baptist Church of Essex, where she also taught Sunday School and over the years worked at countless church fairs and auctions. She was a member of the Essex Historical Society, a volunteer at the Essex Elementary School and T.O.H.P Burnham Public Libraries, and was a long time member of Friends of the Library. She worked at town elections for many years, taking and counting ballots. She always loved the opportunity to see everyone in town in one day! Millie received the Essex Pride Award in 1989. At home she enjoyed furniture refinishing and chair caning, which she learned at adult education classes at Essex Elementary. She also loved singing, playing the piano and the ukulele. Following Arthur's retirement in 1984, they traveled extensively, including cruises to Alaska, Hawaii, Europe, and the Caribbean, including the Panama Canal. Their favorite cruises were their many steamboat trips on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
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Donald Olsen, 64
Alexandria, MN — Donald Eugene Olsen, 64, formerly of Rockport, Mass., passed away in Alexandria, Minn., on February 19, 2013, of complications from bone cancer and diabetes.
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Hollis French II, 85
Annisquam — Hollis French II, 85, died Saturday, May 11, 2013, in the Kaplan Family Hospice House, Danvers, following a brief illness. He was the beloved husband of Helene "Linette" (Peter) French.
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Marianne (Parisi) Curcuru, 65
Gloucester, MA — Marianne J. (Parisi) Curcuru died peacefully on May 13, 2013, at her daughter's home, surrounded by her loving family.
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Popular psychologist Joyce Brothers dead at 85
Joyce Brothers, the pop psychologist who pioneered the television advice show in the 1950s and enjoyed a long and prolific career as a syndicated columnist, author, and television and film personality, has died. She was 85. Brothers first gained fame
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Barbara (Tobey) Pickard
Ipswich — Barbara (Tobey) Pickard of Hodges Way, Ipswich, died Sunday, May 12, 2013, at the Lafayette Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Facility in Marblehead. She was the wife of the late Jack Pickard, who died in 2006.
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George H. Gossom, Jr., 85
Annisquam — A celebration of the life of George Henry Gossom, Jr., 85, will be held on Saturday, May 18, at the Gloucester United Methodist Church, 436 Washington St., Riverdale, at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend. He was the husband of Nora M. (Dunn) Gossom and father of Eileen P. Gossom, Sheila M. Logue and Kathleen A. Schad. Interment will be held with Military Honors in the Mt. Adnah Cemetery, Annisquam.
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Helen (Schred) Marnoy, 97
Gloucester, MA — Helen (Schred) Marnoy, 97, of Gloucester, entered into rest Sunday afternoon, May 12, 2013, at her residence. She was the beloved wife of the late Barnett Marnoy. She was born in Gloucester, daughter of the late Benjamin and Dora (Silk) Schred. Helen was a graduate of Gloucester High School.
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George H. Gossom, Jr., 85
Annisquam — A celebration of the life of George Henry Gossom, Jr., 85, will be held on Saturda
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John C. Wolfe, 70
Gloucester, MA — A life well lived has ended too soon. On Wednesday, May 8, John C. Wolfe passed unexpectedly, at his home near Stage Fort Park in West Gloucester.
Continued ... - Saturday, May 11, 2013
Helen Mary (Avedisian) Powers, 90
Beverly — Helen Mary (Avedisian) Powers, 90, died May 3, 2013. She was born June 22, 1922, in Lawrence, Mass., to Ruth (Parks) and George Avedisian. When she was 10, she moved to her mother's home city of Gloucester. She graduated from Gloucester High School, Class of 1939.
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John C. Wolfe, M.D., 70
Gloucester, MA — John C. Wolfe, M.D., 70, husband of Susannah Wolfe, of Gloucester, passed away on Wednesday, May 8, 2013, at his home.
Continued ... - Friday, May 10, 2013
Barbara Forsley, 80
Manchester by the Sea, MA — Mrs. Barbara (Lawrence) Forsley, 80, beloved wife of Richard J. Forsley, died Monday May 6, 2013, at the Kaplan Hospice House in Danvers, Mass. Born in Nashua, N.H.; she was the daughter of the late Theodore P. and Frances (Kane) Lawrence. She was raised and educated in Hollis, N.H., and she attended Boston University.
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Mary C. Baird, 94
North Reading, MA — Mary C. (Smith) Baird, 94, of North Reading, formerly of Readville, died at her home on Wednesday, May 8, 2013. She was the loving wife of the late Edward T. Baird.
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Phelps wins 200 butterfly to earn 4th Olympic berth
OMAHA, Neb. -- Michael Phelps added a third event to his London lineup Thursday night, powering ahead in the final leg to win the 200-meter butterfly race at the Olympic swimming trials -- and also, in a sense, to touch home.
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But after hard-fought non-region wins over three really good teams in Ridgeland, Dalton and Carrollton, that's exactly where Calhoun sits as they head into the next phase of their schedule.
The Jackets open up region play on Friday night at Dade County as they begin the quest for their 12th straight region title.
Calhoun coach Hal Lamb even said he's a little surprised to be 3-0 headed to play the Wolverines after the gauntlet of the first three games.
"Those were tough games, and we knew that was going to be the case when we saw the schedule," said Lamb. "To be honest, I really didn't expect us to be 3-0, knowing how good those three teams are, but we've played pretty well in all three games. We're getting better on defense, our special teams have been solid and our offense has been consistent.
"Those games will definitely help us down the road."
In their most recent game, a 46-35 over Carrollton, the offense once again led the way with 40 points in the second half. Taylor Lamb had an amazing night, throwing for 465 yards on 38-of-55 passing and four TDs along with two rushing TDs. Josh Barnes added 18 receptions for 204 yards.
But as of now, the Jackets turn their attention to Dade County, who are 0-3 on the season with losses to North Sand Mountain (Ala.), North Murray and LFO.
Most on the outside, looking in, expect Calhoun to roll through the Wolverines with no problems, and even more so through the entire region schedule without a lot of opposition.
But Lamb and his team aren't among those who believe they can just show up and win games, starting with Dade County.
"Dade County is a young team, and they haven't had very much success this season so far, but I think the world of coach (Bradley) Warren and the job he does there," said Lamb. "We've got to worry about ourselves and not get caught up in thinking it's already a win.
"We haven't always played well at Dade County so that's what our goal is this time. It's different, traveling that far, but we've done it before and we're going to prepare for it like we always have."
The Jackets are now into their second season as the region schedule starts. Lamb said he breaks the season up into non-region, region and playoffs, and the Jackets are now in that second phase.
"The rest of them count toward our goal of winning a region title and a state title," said Lamb. "It feels good to get those wins early and be 3-0, but from now on, these games are the most important to our season."
The Jackets are 14-0 all-time against the Wolverines, including winning the last three by a 34-point margin or larger. To keep that streak going, Lamb said his team has to avoid playing flat.
"Like I said, we want to go up there and play well, which is something we haven't always done," said Lamb. "As long as we execute in all three phases, we should be alright. But we can't come out and be sloppy and let them hang around in the game."
The Jackets showed in their first three games that they are just as good, if not better than last season, when they had the magical run to the state title.
They are clearly the team to beat in Region 7-AA, with a big divide between Calhoun and the rest of the competition.
Despite Dade County being a tricky road test for the region opener, the Jackets are simply better in all aspects of the game, especially with their dynamic offense.
Expect a big win to move to 1-0 in the region.
Calhoun 49, Dade Co. 13


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I made these for a baby shower & luncheon that a friend and I hosted at my home this afternoon. It was SO MUCH FUN! Great food, friends, visiting and laughter!
I saw these fun chocolate buttons on Bakerella. She had linked them to Bake it Pretty who sold the molds for them. I HAD to have some. So I put in my order and they came in time for me to make them for this baby shower!
I used blue, white, and brown Wilton melts and put them into tiny plastic lollipop bags. I printed out a design that I made on my computer along with the baby's birth info. I cut out each tag, folded it in half and stapled it across the baggie just like a bag of buttons that you would find in a craft store.
The perfect party favor. I used the buttons on top of the cupcakes as well.
Martha Stewart's Coconut Cupcakes
Makes 21
1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup packed sweetened shredded coconut
6 ounces (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened
1 1/3 cups sugar
2 large eggs plus 2 large egg whites
3/4 cup unsweetened coconut milk
1 1/2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line standard muffin tins with paper liners. Whisk dry ingredients in a large bowl. Put coconut flakes into a food processor and pulse until finely shredded. Wisk into dry ingredients.
In a separate bowl, cream butter and sugar with a mixer until light and fluffy. Add eggs, and beat.
Reduce speed to low. Add dry ingredients to butter mixture in 3 additions, alternating with coconut milk and ending with dry. Scrape sides of bowl. Divide batter among muffin cups, filling each 2/3 full.
Bake cupcakes until testers inserted into centers come out clean, about 20 minutes. Let cool in tins on wire racks. Cupcakes will keep, covered, for up to 3 days, or freeze for one month.
Buttercream Frosting
{adapted from Wilton's Buttercream frosting}
{you may use shortening, and use butter flavoring instead of vanilla, but butter tastes so much better!}
1 c. butter
1 pound sifted powdered sugar
2 T. water
1 tsp. flavoring (I used vanilla)
Place ingredients into a mixing bowl and beat. Scrape sides, then continue beating until smooth.


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FREEPORT BALDWIN ROOSEVELT MERRICK —L-i-cpT-urAii^ .— UA^^AU CTY niSTORlCivL MUSEUJil EISEfiHOTiLEl- PARK . EAST t'EArOW, U '{ 11^5'! L FREEPORT'S OFFItini NEWSPAPER ^40th YEAR. No. 44 • FREEPORT, NEW YORK, FEBRUARY ?6, 1976 PRICE: 15^ PER COPY iirAKifiiG,A. CHANjC&^from.f linliirai Chairwoman Adelaide Alms - (secbtid'frorh'-tl) fOT: a triI3^fitwD^'fo^. two Weekl in Ensland, are (l^•r.)-Fre8ppit~\^t^ge Trustee llt^^^ 'White aiu3 Trustees Dorothy Stqrrn and.Wayne Jordan. The Freepprt Bicentennial.Committee, laundiedlth* saie'of.the raffles' at -titeir Preskiehtial-Birthday'Party Ball, held last Saturday, at the Freieport; Recreaiioh Center. The^ raffia, .at. $1 each, are available at the Bi- Boutiqtig'at Uie FultbU Sa»ings-8ank-ahd."thrmioh ahy. The trip to England will be by Briti^ Airways- (Photo fay :. centenniaT Committee member, •.with arrangements by'fine.Frank Mosso Travel Age^. -iOeSalvoh.-•"••- '•'?" v'. - " y'.-'>.:x^i : ' - •"' •"'v.---' • FREEPORT — Over'700 people,'many in-costum« depicting colonial days br historical personages, tmwiged into the'Freeport Recreation Center last Satiirday ni^t'for the Freeport Bicentenial CommittJE«'s presidential Birthday Party Ball. (See .centerfold Jfor^^ctures). ^HiVith the ' assistance ;:vbf Freepoirt's' Department • of Recreation and Paries,, led by' Superintendent Stanley Brelme' and Recreation Center Manager, John Jeffries, tables and-chairs :to accommodate the hundreds •who paid $5 a ticket, wete arranged in the downstairs Idtiby and upstairs lounge, in the three shorfhouis between the time the Colter closed for the day (5 pm)- and the 8 pm start of.- the .festivities. Decorations were hungTrom the killings of both floors and along'the ramp leading froni one level to another^ With not enough tables ahd "Chatrs^-at-the - Center-4o twrnmodate the seH-out crowd, the Department of Public Works and the Parks Departm'ent djoperated in bringing to the Center those loaned by the many-churches and groups' in the Village, who helped make the evening a "success, - The highlight of the ball was a .'^Grand March" of those who, having come in cosbime, entered the ctntest which was in three categories. Judges ^Gladys MapeStj)f thc'Daughters of the American Revolution, Rev."- Timothy Tetemana . and local businessman SigFeOettf Atlantic . Nursery and Garden Shqi, were able to—with great dlSioilty. as they later explained — choose two winners hi each category. T.iTliari Glaser, who has affectionately been called Mrs. Freeport Historyr waltzed away with the hand-made-fed, white aind blue afgban contributed by'. Freeporter Gladys Hariow, as first prize winner in the "most .authentic colonial costume" category. Liz kod Tom Jauck.Won the second prize,; handsomely ^^"—dressed-as-a colonial couple.in outfits made by Mrs, Jaiick.,.: -. In tbesecaad category, prizes were awarded for the porscm or couple depicting a character in American history. First prize went to dhukie ProchHo and Frances Coyne," WIM came as Scarlett O'Hara and Ashley Wilkes from the pages of "Gone With The Wind." School Board trustee Harold Levine, waving a (Continued m Page 16) BOSDT) Reserves Ik»isionhi J^FsffBlTikes FREEPORT =^-An of - the speakers, with the exception of _ Bernard .Levy who represented Cannon Taxi, were opposed, at -Mionday night's public hearing, to the increase requested by the taxi company. The hearing was wia proposal to change the code of ^ ' nai*ces-ideallng-^»ith—rates^ "and vzon«s -of--Freeportls.:cab. comimnies! '. , ' -The increase requested was 10< in each zone; a 25< increafse-for an additional adult passenger to SO<t;' and another -ZSe increase, after July,.!, J976rfor; each ad- • dijUooar paBsenger;iAdult<age ~ wbiildbe.'considered anyme.over JexC.- Ppevibuslyl >4bat^N age '.wa4 .- .'coi|9ida«d to be $ver live years. . On - behalf:' of theCouncU of ' Civlc'"^' -Associations, -Ken Bagatelle, stated that unless taxi sinvice.was improved and their vehicles maintahied "better," the Association was tmanimously. opposed to. siich a rate hike. He also spoke against the practice'of piggy-backing, which allows the : driver to pick up^eve'ral fares on the way to the destination-of the original passenger, prolonging— "Boraer • - • ride, and increasing the total fare for ^ t trip. Bagatelle suggested that the amount - of ^ additional passengers be limited if an in-' creaisc Vi^as 'to be~granted. The Association, Bagatelle said, was also .against the practice -trf charing .for additional packages. • Several speakers spoke of being .ovei%harg.ed because they did not )mow the rates, the age (rf ' ¥child considered a minor, or the zone- Zone maps, rates, the driver!s picture arid other pertinent information are not usually 'posted in, the passenger com-partmenti residents complained, the way they should be and are in New York City. Mayor wmiam White told Levy thafeveryeffbrt must be made to let customers know what they are being charged^. "We (the board) would like . this done as soon - as possible," he said. Levy said it - "would be done within_30 days and, White said, enfOTcement would be a police matter. The Board jotBed the residents - - in questioning-many-of-: company's .policies, such ah piggy backing, overcharghig by what Levy himself called, "dishonest" drivers, and zones. One. resident, Mr. Estella, piopoGed an alternate increase of a4}at 10< per person according to '"'zones and making the zones smaQer. He submitted an altered zone map to the Board who said . they would take" it into- con- (Continufid on Page 3) Builfling Department < Checking For Violations FRE^iPORT—Explaining that an Intensive letter-writing campaign has produced'a great deal of interest from prospective developers,, retailers and homeowners, Freeport Mayor William White called-upon the Village's Building Department to launch an intensive clean-up drive.with a concentrated effort in the Villages North', Main StreeVarea. Superintendent of Buildings Lou'BeQo'had already instructed . .his men to do a walking tour of "the villa"geV cehhral' business, area several days' before, as a result dTTils"own-experiences walking down South Main Street 6o Washington's Blrthdayi for "a UtUe abroU with my family." Bello explained that he had been "upset"- with prevailing conditions- and dhrected. his depart*, ment to concentrate in ibaX area,- alohg >)irilh ChlrrchJStreet; Grtive 'St)reeti and. Atlantic AvfehOe near; •Grbve^ Street -and-'Bayvlew Avenue i.. "all the retail merchandising areas." Froni' last Thursday, Feb:i9, and extending io Saturday, and Tuesday of this week, between ,30 to 35 citations woe given. ","-~ ' ." " .. Bello's men started the same campaig.tp on North Main Street 'Immediately'. following the Mayor's directive; Area by area ihspecdpn of all homes in the concentrated deaning-up drive of one area at a time." •Last year, Bello explained, some 600-letters went to homeowners whose properties were in-need -of--painting-, and , many repainted quickly. All other violaticins fnuid, such as Utter, were also cleaned up', -Citatipns are similar to war-nbigs; If not corrected summons are then issued. If the violation Is '^repeated ti-. second .timje,: a -' summons • ^ould "• probably - be -issu«r.immediately,. Bello told •THE LEADER. The Department of P»ublic Works cooperates In the" cleannip campaign.by sendlng-out extra trucks to clean up the debris whien necessary. Bello explained that all dtationswHI be followed up. One . ni^n will be assigned to : the dpwnUnvn.area, to make follow .up inspections .at least once a week, to make sure that palhtihg will, be done as soon' as''the~ lartcd--Jn-::Oflccmber.:--^^thf'Fiwmit>, an'^ that df'hrin This is the second year in a row such an overrall campaign has been attempted. "There is no community in New York State that I know of, and certainly mm in Nassau (bounty," Bello said, '!tha.t has such a jprogram." In his opinlob, "You cannot cftrrect deterioration of bouses only by complaints, but n^d a survey, bouse by house, fdlowed -by. a and .-litter Is cleared away Immediately. Two men wiD.chieck the North Main Street area dally, for trash and garbage. ' : In mid-April, the- same concentrated effort win center on Woodcleft Avenue, as the boats coroe down from storage and are launched In the waters. ((Johtinuecl on Page 7) , '•K GETTING fiEAOYfor the Freeport High School Senior Variety Show, to l>e held Thursday through Saturday, March 4-6. are mem-ben of the can and their directors:' (back row, l-r) Jon'Goldstein, Sue Brittain, Pat Granau and Rotiert Parola; (m'lddla row, l-r) Eric Schubert, Cheryl Harrison and Hilary Cathcart; (front row, l-r) Mclanis Veriiin, Kcrth Ulmer and Nancy Wlllets. Mining from the picture are Jack Antila and Barbara Hashagen. Tickets for ^Vniers Do We Go From Here," priced at $1.75 for students and $2.25 for .adults, ara on sale at tiie High School o> from any senior. If (Mught <8t the door, tickets will ba priced at $2£0. -
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Mckinney Courier-gazette > News
(UPDATE) Man dies in 3-vehicle accident
Photo courtesy of First Response Photography - Emergency personnel clean up the wreckage from a three-vehicle accident on Highway 5 in McKinney on Thursday afternoon. Jody Casey, 49, of McKinney, the driver of the red car, was killed in the wreck.
By Chris Beattie,
Published: Monday, March 4, 2013 4:32 PM CST
A man died in a three-vehicle accident on Highway 5 Thursday afternoon in McKinney.
Shortly before 1 p.m., Jody Casey, 49, of McKinney, was returning from lunch to his job at MCD Innovations, Terri Parish, the mother of his two children, told the McKinney Courier-Gazette on Monday.
While waiting to turn into the business off Highway 5, a pickup truck traveling northbound rear-ended Casey's red Ford Fiesta, forcing him into oncoming traffic in the southbound lane. Another truck traveling soutbound struck the passenger side of Casey's vehicle, nearly crushing the entire side.
Casey was partially hanging out the driver's side window when emergency personnel arrived, a witness on scene said Thursday. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of the truck traveling south sustained minor injuries, and the driver who rear-ended Casey's car wasn't injured, according to the accident report.
Police shut down Highway 5 both directions between Wilmeth Road and Farm-to-Market 543 for about three hours, said Deputy Chief Joe Ellenburg of McKinney PD.
Soon after the accident, community members emailed the McKinney Courier-Gazette contending that residents of a neighborhood near the scene had asked the city to put in a traffic light and lower the speed limit on that portion of Highway 5.
"This horrific accident is proof there needs to be changes," one resident stated in an email.
Police continued their investigation into any outlying cause of the accident but had not yet released details as of Monday afternoon.
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The Love of Money - 2/19/09
February 24, 2009, 04:06:20 PM »
I have such a knee-jerkish "problem" with this topic...
and typical for me... I'm gonna attempt to work it out here and now... in the public forum... inflicting my (runaway?) train of thought on this entire list...
(no wonder brits think americans are obnoxious?)
Here is the basis of my unctuous turmoil -
in my mind,
Unconditional Love
, is reserved for people.
not items, stuff, material...
(from the show) how can one unconditionally love paint, shovels, diamonds, horse-patties, and nail polish?
and as I say that I am aware that I need to look at...
the LOVE that I have for my pet,
the trees and plants on my morning walk,
and my morning walk.
if money is a tool;
AND money is energy.
(Shovel is energy?)
I don't love shovels.
I appreciate a good shovel (for the tool it is) - for it's value and its usefulness...
but, I could never love a shovel unconditionally - not to be a cold-hearted bastard here, but if the shovel-handle breaks... I kicking it to the curb! throwing it out like yesterdays news.
(I feel dirty - I'm realizing what a USER I am)
so the definition given on the show is this:
Unconditional Love
"There is nothing you can do that will make god Love you any less;
and nothing you can do that will make god love you any more."
- Philip Yancey
so, there is this passage from the show (quoting Michael):
If you apply the conditional/unconditional love distinction towards money...
what you quickly start to see, is that if you make your love of money unconditional...
that means you're not going to feel any better or worse regardless of how much or how little of it you have.
Your well-being is disconnected from your bank balance... so money is no more or less than a practical tool, that you can use to create more of what you want in your life, and more of what you want in the world.
so from that point of view... loving money unconditionally, there is absolutely nothing you could find that is remotely evil or even bad in that.
But here is what happens if you try to love money conditionally, so what that means is...
"I promise to be happy if and only if money does what I want it to do"
that puts me at the mercy and my life at the mercy of things like the credit crunch and inflation (etc)
if you try to love conditionally then you will feel the victim of money.
if you can love money unconditionally, and nothing can make you feel better about it or worse about it... it is just a tool... then money gets back to it's actual
and it gets a lot easier to see what to do and not do around money.
<><><><>end paraphrased quote
I don't love the shovel.
I very much appreciate that the shovel makes the hole easier to dig.
I have dug holes with my hands and it is tiring and sometimes painful.
in linguistics - the word is not the thing.
the word "shovel" is not a shovel.
(don't know if I'm gonna be able to get this across)
I don't appreciate the shovel as much as the action of shoveling.
and maybe that is the key.
money - the tool - is the shovel.
money - the energy - is shoveling.
and all that being said...
not sure I can love shovels...
I can deeply appreciate them...
but this week I promise to go out on a date or two with shovels...
To explore my feelings for shovels a little more deeply.
since I am working this out, I would greatly, greatly,
appreciate comments...
ps. I
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Re: The Love of Money - 2/19/09
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February 24, 2009, 04:12:42 PM »
I guess I want to say this too.
there is without a doubt some residual "root of all evil" belief in me that makes it hard for with just the statement
"The love of money"
it is difficult for me to attempt to say that "I love money".
and now I have to consider saying "I love money unconditionally"
not sure they are gonna let me into the movie theater with a shovel, but... I'll keep ya posted.
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Re: The Love of Shovels!
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February 25, 2009, 08:01:25 AM »
Hi Tom
I've been thinking about inanimate objects such as your favourite shovel or a spoon or fork as I prefer to think of it.
Every day you will use your spoon or fork to eat or stir your coffee etc. You don't need it to tell you how good you look in the morning or listen to how the knife was poking it in the cutlery drawer - all you need it for is to help you eat and in return you wash it after use. Ok so maybe you're a bit heartless and will throw it away if it gets bent out of shape but will you agonise over it's loss or go into a depresssion because it had to go to the great cutlery drawer in the sky (the local landfill)? No, you'll just go out the store, buy a new one and continue as before.
Don't put conditions on your money - just use it and if a note rips, go the bank and ask for a new one.
I hope this helps with your shovel - if not, perhaps you and the shovel could go for couples counselling?!
C x
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Re: The Love of Money - 2/19/09
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February 25, 2009, 11:19:29 AM »
thank you so much for that reply. so wonderful!
now I am looking around at all of the useful tools I use daily and realizing how...
suddenly may dating life has really taken off
(I think I am gonna put aside a whole weekend Island getaway - for coffee)
(btw... my fork is a complete trollop!!! laying there in the drawer... for
to use!!!)
> Don't put conditions on your money -
> just use it and if a note rips, go the
> bank and ask for a new one.
and I think it was what I was working toward and processing in my post (and still am mulling around).
You just put it so succinctly!
and I think this is the part that most clearly resonates with me.
so... and this all just maybe a matter of semantics... but...
In the new example...
If... I
my fork and had to throw it away... I just might go into depression, and agonize over it's loss...
I guess the whole thing I am having an issue around is...
If I
my fork conditionally or unconditionally... I will still be very hurt by losing it.
so, to me, I guess it ALL comes back to... the issue is the
of fork.
not whether that love is conditional or unconditional.
even my appreciations and use of the fork is conditional.
if it gets bent... I throw it away.
those are the conditions of our relationship.
am I missing something?
"Living the dream"
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Re: The Love of Money - 2/19/09
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February 26, 2009, 05:30:00 AM »
Hi again
This will probably be quite controversial but I
love money! I've been thinking about it since my last post and maybe it's because my father worked in accountancy or my mathematical bent but to me, for the main part, money is just numbers. So therefore I think of money just like the fork, spoon, shovel or whatever as useful tools and just use them and dump them when a better model comes along (I do however have favourite pieces of cutlery - does that make me odd?).
I do have emotional issues surrounding money however but realised last year that these were actually more around asking for help and/or the specific people that I needed to communicate with in order to get the money.
Good luck with your 'dating'!
C xx
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Re: The Love of Money - 2/19/09
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February 26, 2009, 12:39:28 PM »
I appreciate your honesty!!!
so, I think we are in the same boat...
but now the self-question we need to face....
if we don't LOVE money...
what is our relationship with it...
friendly acquaintances?
the guy we see frequently on the daily elevator ride up... but have no clue what his name is?
or as you say...
the cavalier user of the tool.
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Re: The Love of Money - 2/19/09
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February 27, 2009, 04:08:50 AM »
Hi Tom
I'm really pleased you posted this because I listened to the program and didn't get it either.
This is coming from someone who has listened to every program in the archive and loves Michel's approach.
I have thought about this long and hard because I have found that when I don't don't initially get something there is often something very interesting to be learned.
I think the reason I have a problem with loving money and shovels is partly because I was was bought up a catholic (now recovering) and "love" was a very strange and special thing reserved for God and family.It did later move to pets, friends, guitars and partners, but that was later.
Rather than approaching the thing head on I decided to play with it.
What if I do it the other way round and consider my relationship to inanimate objects depending on how many of them I have and how easy they are to obtain.
I have a spade (an English shovel) in the garden shed, I know it is there because I looked, but it doesn't really matter until I need a hole. If I needed lots of holes then I might consider getting another one, or a better one, but at the moment I am OK for spades.
I just want to be able to dig a hole when I get a plant for the garden.
How would my relationship to it change if spades were really cheap, or really expensive and hard to get?
If I didn't have one and they became really scarce then I might start to add a little emotion into the pot, worrying that if I needed a hole I wouldn't be able to get one. I might then search for one and buy it, even if I didn't need a hole at the time just to feel safe. Hmm, now that sounds a bit like money.
I might decide that although I have a friend who will always lend me a spade I want my own to be in control. That sounds a bit like money too. Not sure my friends are impressed by spades but I guess I might buy one for that reason too if they were a cool thing to have.
This got me thinking about CDs. There was a time when I would go in a record shop and buy CDs, some I would like and play all the time, others would just sit there, but I kept them as I had paid for them and so they stayed,even though I only ever play about a quarter of the CDs I own.
I then discovered that I could listen to any practically any CD ever made for very little money (e.g. spotify.com) on the internet. Suddenly all the CDs that I had wanted were available, and I found I actually didn't want most of them after all. Once I knew I could have whatever I wanted, I chose things because they were great to listen too, not just because I wanted to own them.
And I think this is where I ended up, once I know I can have all I want when ever I want it, I don't need to get stuff to make me feel safe, to make me feel in control or to impress other people. I just want it because it gives me pleasure, helps me learn or improves my life in some other way.
So, I would like to have a flat in Paris, if that's OK with the universe, but not for the sake of having it, just because it will be cool to walk downstairs to get a coffee and a fresh croissant in a cafe.
To summarise. Would I want a thing any more or any less if it was incredibly expensive, or if they were free? Answering this question about lots of things has given me some great shifts.
Not quite the point Michael was making but it gets me to a very similar place.
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Oh, For the Love of Shovels!!!!
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February 27, 2009, 12:50:16 PM »
Thank you South Nick.
(do I call you Nick?)
quick question...
if a spade is a english shovel...
how is an English hole different than an American hole?
(I will use this as my zen koan when next I need one)
I appreciate your insights...
great points...
I was pondering this morning on my morning workout...
the question of "the love of shovels"
and listening to the past episode "Money Stuff" (17 may 07)
(sidebar - want to see a tremendous example of equanimity? listen to Michael's lengthy response to a caller - about 3/4 through the show - wonderful!)
I thought of this...
If I were a Hole digger by trade, and I used a shovel daily.. I would have a very different "relationship" with my shovel.
I think this is in part what you were saying.
and to attempt another chipping away at the original question...
ie... Conditional/Unconditional Love of money.
I want to see how money affects me... my happiness, my well being, and ultimately my love for myself... is unconditional.
(I wonder if I am saying this well)
Another words, the love for myself, my well being, etc... is not depended upon money. or shovels. That love is without conditions of economics, buying power etc...
and somehow that self-referencing loop comes back and "changes" my relationship with money.
I-da-know... still mulling it about.
"Living the dream"
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Re: The Love of Money - 2/19/09
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February 27, 2009, 03:57:24 PM »
Hi Tom,
I just looked up shovel and it seems I may have misled you. A shovel is curved to make it easier to lift earth. A spade is flat.
I don't have a shovel, I don't feel I need one at the moment. Am I missing out here?
We don't have much space in England so our yards (or gardens as we call them) are pretty small, so we don't have a lot of earth to move. Perhaps that is why we have spades.
The relationship with tools is interesting. I have a few tools for doing jobs around the house, a saw, a drill, a few chisels and a few other things. I keep them dry and protect their sharp edges so they won't rust or blunt.
I recently had a builder do some work for me and he left his tools all over the place with little concern for protecting them. The saw was left out in the rain and his chisels were thrown in the box without the little plastic protectors. The work was OK but if I had seen the way he treated his tools beforehand I might have been less happy about employing him.
The main tools of my trade are computers and books. I don't look after them as well as I might, leave books lying open after reading them, let my computers get dusty, so perhaps you get jaded after a while?
When you are lying on your death bed, many years in the future. You won't think, wow I certainly managed to accumulate loads of shovels, but you might just say " I had a great life, digging holes, planting things, watching them grow and then sharing them with the people I love (unconditionally of course) was a wonderful way to spend my life.
Nick in sunny Southampton, UK
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Re: The Love of Money - 2/19/09
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March 01, 2009, 06:57:59 AM »
I was unable to find the show you mention, "Money Stuff" (17 may 07), in the solutions cafe archive. Can you check the details for me please.
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Re: The Love of Money - 2/19/09
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March 02, 2009, 03:18:57 PM »
Details are accurate...
the show is available through the Hay House Radio archive for "wisdom community" members.
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Re: The Love of Money - 2/19/09
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March 05, 2009, 01:56:37 AM »
Thanks Tom. The solutions cafe has most of the shows but not this one.
Fortunately I still had a copy from when I downloaded direct from Hayhouse.
It was well worth it to listen to the section that you highlighted. The skill of a really great coach not to be drawn into the clients state in this sort of situation. Michael does an amazing job. I hope the lady was able to use this experience to get some perspective on the situation with here children.
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A collection of 376 golden redfish (Sebastes marinus) from several fishing grounds in the North Atlantic in late 2001 was genotyped at nine microsatellite loci to provide preliminary information on the possible genetic structure in this species. Landscape genetic analysis revealed the presence of two distinct genetic pools within the North Atlantic, suggesting that S. marinus might be structured within the North Atlantic and should be the subject of more investigation.Keywords: landscape genetics; microsatellite loci; migration; North Atlantic; redfish; Sebastes marinus
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Loved snorlax in this episode. It was pretty funny when they run at each other at the end and snorlax goes right for the food. I kind of forget what happens to snorlax in the future so i guess i gotta watch some more episodes.
Funny episode, i loved how Snorlax was hungry.
And it was great to see it learning a new move, this time Hyper Beam.
Wobbuffet and his trainer.(credit: Serebii.net)
A good Filler. Anything with Snorlax is going to be good.
I loved how Ash and Co had to row Snorlax down the river because it's PokeBall broke. The scene with Ash dresses as an apple was funny too, I always knew he was "fruity". Rofl.
Snorlax learning Hyper Beam was so unexpected. This must be the first time any of Ash's Pokemon learns such a powerful attack. 9/10
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I just re-watched this episode on Boomerang today. It was pretty cute episode with them trying to figure out how to get to the Pokémon Center to get the Poké Ball fixed. Team Rocket's robot wasn't that impressive in anyway, though it was better than a lot of the mecha, except for the last attack that involved some kind of body slam.
Didn't like this episode much. However, Snorlax beating TR was awesome, the Hyper Beam really showed how strong Snorlax could really be. It was very odd seeing the pokeball break and the gang had to carry Snorlax together to get it to the pokemon center.
Gulzar and Ash getting eaten was funny!
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This episode was HILARIOUS lol!!! when Ash was dressed as an apple Misty was dying trying to cover her mouth so she wouldn't laugh.
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A breaking Pokeball was an original idea. This was a nice and enjoyable episode, and Snorlax got some deserved screen time. In the end, everything turned out to be all right. 8/10.
That was an okay episode. It was funny seeing Ash in the apple costume! I would have thought Ash could have used any old Pokéball to keep Snorlax in, but I guess a Pokémon only lives in the one it was caught in? But then there was that episode where the female Meowth gets a diamond Pokéball so who knows. Did Ash and co really not have any other Pokéballs?... (Thats called reading into it too much and being unnecessary.)
I loved it when Snorlax ate the flowers off of Gulzar's head! I thought it was actually going to eat the kid at firstit would've been awesome if that happened.The rest of the episode was good, too. I liked watching everything they had to go through just to get the Pokeball fixed, especially the part with Ash in the apple suit.
Overall, this was one of the most memorable Orange Islands episodes for me. I haven't actually watched it in 10+ years probably, but I still remember it quite well.
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When Snorlax is in aa episode the main focus point, you know there is trouble and comic moments inbound. The character of the day was annoying, but thank you Snorlax for taking his flowers on his head.
Haha. Ash as an apple was too funny. And when Snorlax bit him and cried a little. I didn't like that the other Pokemon Trainers were actually considering in sacrificing Pikachu. I agree with Ash and that Golzack (spelling) kid.
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Mont. man gets 25 years prison for investment scam
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By SCOTT SONNER
December 13, 2011
RENO, Nev. (AP) — A Montana man convicted of running an investment scam on the Internet was sentenced Tuesday to 25 years in federal prison and ordered to pay $13.2 million in restitution to more than 1,400 investors.
U.S. District Judge Larry Hicks in Reno told Rick Young, 52, of Lewistown, that the fraud carried out by his Nevada-based Global One Group from 2006 to 2007 was "incredibly repulsive."
Many of the victims, the judge said, were vulnerable, "middle-class working people taking money out of accounts, trading out of their 401(k) plans, their pension plans, even off of their credit cards."
"Frankly, it was nothing more than a type of Ponzi scheme, but it was incredibly sophisticated," he said.
Among other things, prosecutors said Young and his partner used the money for their own gain in 2006 and 2007 partly by falsely marketing the Global One as a licensed securities broker. A federal jury in March convicted Young of one count of conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, two counts of wire fraud, three counts of money laundering and one count of securities fraud.
Young appealed to the judge for "mercy and leniency" so that he might see his disabled 49-year-old wife again before one of them dies.
"This case is a big cluster. It's all messed up," said Young, who denied any criminal wrongdoing and said he was a victim of overzealous law enforcement and a former business partners who stole from him.
"I never thought in 1,000 years I'd be sitting here. It shows the glaring injustice of the justice system," he said. "Maybe I was a bad businessman. Maybe I made some mistakes. But never did I step out to do something criminal."
Hicks said that he had to give Young credit for one thing — his "smooth" sales techniques on his webcasts.
"It's the court's view the defendant obviously was impressed with his own skills in salesmanship that he could tell his story to the jury just as successfully," he said. He said Young may have begun with some good intentions but "got carried away" in a "snowball" of greed.
"By the time it was at the bottom of the hill, he was so deeply mired in the fraud of these people that this court finds it, frankly, incredibly repulsive," he said.
Young's co-defendant, William Willard, 68, of Bozeman, Mont., was sentenced later Tuesday to 15 months in prison. Prosecutors recommended that penalty based on his cooperation in the investigation and in the prosecution of Young. Willard pleaded guilty in February to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven Myhre acknowledged it was a harsh penalty to seek for white-collar crime but Young deserved 30 years in prison.
"Young molded and perfected a sophisticated and wide-ranging fraud perpetrated over a three-year period where he controlled all the money, manipulated information, drained the savings of victims, captivated and brainwashed others through repeated lies and false promises spewed over and over again through the Internet, defamed and denigrated those who dared challenge him and enriched himself in the process without a care for those who suffered enormous loss," Myhre wrote in a sentencing brief.
Hicks also rejected a defense request that Young be allowed to serve the sentences for various counts concurrently instead one after another, which have put his sentence somewhere between 17 and 20 years.
"I feel this case is so aggravated it calls for something more than a concurrent sentence," the judge said.
"This is such a massive fraud with so many victims who suffered such real loss and whose lives are still affected," said Hicks, who's been on the federal bench 10 years but said he couldn't recall a case where the criminal activity had adversely affected so many people so seriously.
Prosecutors said Young, Willard and others marketed Global One, which wasn't a licensed broker, as a company that provided educational opportunities on trading techniques on the foreign exchange market. Investors were charged $500 annual memberships for access to Global One's website, conference calls and Web-based seminars, and instructed to open accounts with foreign exchange brokers recommended by Global One.
In presentations, investors were told that Young made 8,000 successful trades in a year without suffering one loss, and that the company had a software program that could automatically execute trades.
Prosecutors said the claims were not true and there was no automatic trader, even though Young could be seen on webcasts telling investors it was "working its magic."
"Go Auto! Go Auto!" Young would say while three people manually executed the trades.
Prosecutors said they could not confirm it was a record, but that the 25-year sentence was one of the most significant ever for white-collar crime in that district of Nevada. The added length was due in part to Young portraying himself as a "man of God" and appealing to investors religious faith, they said.
Myhre said in a statement after the sentencing that the case shows consumers should be suspicious of so-called investment experts who offer above-average rates of return, as well as those who "appeal to your personal status, such as your religious beliefs, need for financial security and sense of belonging."
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A former church youth director pleaded guilty, Tuesday in Bedford County Circuit Court, to taking what Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney Wes Nance termed "upskirt videos" of a 16-year-old.
William Alan Brothers, 51, of Moyock, N.C., pleaded no contest last month to two charges of child solicitation, stemming from charges gathered last November through the Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
A Thaxton man pleaded guilty to 11 counts of possessing child pornography, following a tip authorities received from the parents of a boy who were in some of the photos the man had. Police arrested Joshua Earl Grimstead, 23, on Dec. 28 of last year following a case investigated by the Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
Though sentencing guidelines called for no jail time, a former teacher's aide at Liberty High School received a 90-day active sentence on an indecent liberties conviction related to charges filed last September. Michael Dean Robertson, 42, received a five-year sentence for his conviction—with all but the 90 days suspended—following a no contest plea to the charge entered in February. He was sentenced last Friday, with the judge stating that any crime of this type against a child demanded active jail time.
Over the past several days, the Bedford County Sheriff's Office has received calls from several citizens reporting that they have received messages on their answering machines from a health alert company. According to the Sheriff's Office, the recording sounds like a real person claiming that either "someone has purchased a health alert system for you" or "you qualify for a free health alert." The recorded message then advises to press #1 to talk to a sales person or press #5 to decline.
A Bedford man with a history of charges relating to setting fires has been charged with starting a blaze that destroyed his mother's home Monday. Bedford County Sheriff's investigators have changed Darrell Bruce Orange, 53, with arson of a residence at 1071 Murray Hollow Road in Thaxton. He lived in the residence with his mother. He is being held in the Bedford Adult Detention Center on no bond.
A human resources manager with Teva was found guilty Tuesday in Bedford County Circuit Court to a charge that she stole $172,000 from her employer.
A local pizza store owner, charged with failing to pay local restaurant taxes, has been found guilty on one count of misdemeanor failing to pay food and beverage taxes to the city of Bedford.
Kenneth Ray Fitzgerald, a 56-year-old Bedford County man, will spend the next five years in prison for stabbing his wife last year. He pleaded guilty, Tuesday morning in Bedford County Circuit Court, to possession of a firearm by a felon and malicious wounding.
According to Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney John Wheelock, Fitzgerald and his wife were headed for divorce. An argument broke out between the two on Oct. 12 about the tax issues involved.
A man accused of carrying out a water purification system scam in multiple localities pleaded guilty Tuesday morning in Bedford County Circuit Court, to three counts of construction fraud.
Larry Eugene Foster, 46, was picked up by the U.S. Marshal's Service in Nashville, Tenn., in August and has been in custody in Bedford County since last fall.
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Starring: Christopher Walken, Richard Belzer
Featuring: Alise Shoemaker, Scarlett Benchley
Written by Danny Jelinek, Ryan Perez
Directed by Danny Jelinek
Produced by Michelle Fox
Executive Producer: Jordan Gilbert
Edited by: Kevin Oeser
AD: Rob Lopez
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Camera Operator: Brian Wengrofsky
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<v Christopher Walken> Hi, I'm Chris Walken, we're on the West Port in the blazing sun, and, uh we're gonna make a chicken I think.
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<v Christopher Walken> Today my guest is actor and comedian Richard Belzer. Who you know from Law and Order: SVU.
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<v Richard Belzer> Hello, I love you, won't you tell me your name?
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<v Christopher Walken> Oh, won't you please cut it out? [Laughs]
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<v Christopher Walken> When he's not out solving crimes, Richard is doing some really exciting things in the kitchen.
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<v Richard Belzer> Oh, hi. My name is Richard.
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<v Scarlett Benchley> Hi, I'm Scarlett.
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<v Richard Belzer> And your name is?
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<v Alise Shoemaker> Alise.
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<v Christopher Walken> Richard and I started our culinary journey by traveling to a local market.
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<v Richard Belzer> The great road.
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<v Christopher Walken> Connecticut's great.
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<v Richard Belzer> I mean, if you have to go to the city, it's close enough.
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<v Christopher Walken> So, here we are. Stew Leonard's.
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<v Richard Belzer> We need chicken.
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<v Christopher Walken> Yeah, chicken.
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<v Christopher Walken> We need pears.
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<v Richard Belzer> Pears. I'm in an orange...
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<v Christopher Walken> Grab a couple of lemons.
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<v Richard Belzer> Oh! Sorry.
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<v Christopher Walken> Come now, Richard. Ah!
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<v Christopher Walken> I don't see sweet potatoes. Thanks!
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<v Deli Worker> Anything else you regard, sir?
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<v Christopher Walken> Not now. Not...thanks. So, we got the chicken. Nice.
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<v Christopher Walken> While Richard and I enjoyed the in-store entertainment, my lovely assistants pick up the rest of our stuff.
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<v Christopher Walken> We got enough.
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<v Richard Belzer> Yeah. All we need to get is potatoes and we can go.
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<v Christopher Walken> We need to get to the petting zoo.
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<v Christopher Walken> Here we are at the petting zoo. When I first came here, you could walk in there and they had llamas and...
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<v Richard Belzer> Come! Come on!
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<v Christopher Walken> That goat does not care.
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<v Christopher Walken> Later, that same day, we arrived back at the house.
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<v Christopher Walken> I'm gonna change into my Hawaiian cooking shirt.
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<v Richard Belzer> Amos, stay over here.
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<v Christopher Walken> [Knife Sharpening] I cut the bottoms off of the pears.
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<v Richard Belzer> So, the pears will cook with the chicken?
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<v Christopher Walken> Yes.
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<v Richard Belzer> Inside it? Or in the same pan?
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<v Christopher Walken> All in the same pan. You know, Richard? Do we have salt? Lots of salt.
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<v Richard Belzer> Really? That much?
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<v Christopher Walken> Yes. This is a big chicken. Oh, you know what? I got an extra peeling here. If you can take about half the skin off.
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<v Richard Belzer> So, you wanna put some Old Bay on it? How much? You should taste this Chris and see how much you want on.
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<v Christopher Walken> Oh, yeah. We should heat the oven.
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<v Richard Belzer> We just guide it down. Take it down to there. We gonna put it in the oven now?
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<v Christopher Walken> So, here we've got an onion, we got some pears, and we got this chicken. So it needs to go in the oven.
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<v Richard Belzer> All right! Should I make a salad?
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<v Christopher Walken> [Laughs] Yes!
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<v Richard Belzer> Yes, okay. You know I'm gonna make it rhubarb and shaved parmesan salad with heirloom tomatoes.
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<v Christopher Walken> Hey!
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<v Richard Belzer> Sunflower oil, and olive oil.
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<v Christopher Walken> Great! Tomatoes are a fruit, did you know that?
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<v Christopher Walken> Because the oil gets infused with a little orange. Watch out. I got it. That's my fish a l'orange. Poh, poh, poh!
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<v Richard Belzer> Hey this looks ready. Put it over here. That's fantastic.
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<v Richard Belzer> It looks amazing, man. So, this is the life.
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<v Christopher Walken> Thank you for cutting the chicken.
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<v Richard Belzer> That's right.
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<v Christopher Walken> Ah, uh, can you do that? Or is that too hard?
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<v Richard Belzer> Well cut into a clock spinning around, we grow beards, and then the people have jet packs, and there's robots and like it's twenty fifty-eight. She's still undoing it, and you and I are like skeletons and there's like bats flying around, but she's still unscrewing.
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<v Christopher Walken> Jet packs?
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<v Richard Belzer> Yeah. In the fifties in school we had these books and they say in the future you all will have a jet pack. Cars will drive themselves. And like, where's my future man? Come on.
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<v Christopher Walken> You don't have a jet pack?
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<v Richard Belzer> Well, James Bond had one, remember? I loved the new James Bond. The guy goes, uh, he asks for a martini and the guy goes shaken or stirred? He goes do I look like I give a damn?
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<v Christopher Walken> Oh, that's right.
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<v Richard Belzer> Bay Bay, look! There's chicken. Oh, here, I know what I wanted to think of. The best...
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<v Christopher Walken> I think, no I think we need some help here. Let me...
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<v Richard Belzer> No, we're gonna cut to calendars and clocks. [Cork Pops]
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<v Christopher Walken> When I was a kid, one of the first jobs I got was doing a commercial. And it was for pancake syrup.
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<v Richard Belzer> Ah.
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<v Christopher Walken> And I had to spend a whole day eating pancakes.
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<v Richard Belzer> They didn't have a spit bucket?
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<v Christopher Walken> It was, it was difficult after a while. It's not, it's not good to eat too many pancakes.
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<v Richard Belzer> Not. Here's to your health and our friendship. Cooking more. Thank you ladies. I wanna surprise you with something. One of your fans has a tattoo of you.
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<v Christopher Walken> [Laughs]
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<v Richard Belzer> Did you know this?
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<v Christopher Walken> No!
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<v Richard Belzer> And look how great that artwork is!
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<v Christopher Walken> Oh dear!
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<v Richard Belzer> Talk about a fan!
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<v Christopher Walken> That's a terrible picture. Did you ever take a picture of your nose?
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<v Richard Belzer> of course!
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<v Christopher Walken> Take a picture of, how, how would you do it? Like, take a picture of my nose just from here.
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<v Christopher Walken> Just the nose. Oh you have a great fu**in'...
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<v Christopher Walken> Did you get it? Really big. You want some nostril? [Camera Clicks] You could hang that on the wall.
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<v Christopher Walken> Isn't that great? You could spend the whole day doing this.
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<v Richard Belzer> Is there any dessert? Or what do we have to do now?
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<v Christopher Walken> I'm stuffed.
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<v Richard Belzer> Me too. [Both Laugh]
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- Christopher Walken is Amazing but this wasn't very funny at all.
- If this wasn't chosen it'd be dead, yawn!
- I'm surprised a Walken reality show never materialized. Also - how many models does it take to open a bottle of wine?
- Love Chris but was little boring. I don't get the prissy models though. Thought that stupid. So we're they.
- Well, it seems pleasant. Not really funny though.
- Was all excited thinking this would be funny, but it was just boring.
- Today is National Taco Day. Check out 'Conquistador Claus and the Dark Happenings Of Taco Tuesday' here on Funny Or Die
- Haha that was just typo. For Pete's sake . Like on purposely put an apostrophe in. Making mistakes and being stupid are different.. But are YOU sure YOU can understand that? If you want to try to be a wiseass you should at least be able to use the "wise". But I don't think you did so that just makes you a**. Most men don't respect stupid women no matter how pretty. And women don't like stupid men. So it seems fitting that you would defend the blondes.
- Why is this so fucking amazing?
- This is great. "And like where's my future, man?"
- What a joy!
- Walkz, Belz, Jelz. This rulz!
- I hope they make a series out of this.
- I could watch this for 3 hours a day, everyday.
- Of course she can't open the wine bottle she's a woman.
- We need to get to the petting zoo.
- Christopher Walken was a James Bond Villain.
- Red wine with chicken!?
- Surprisingly unfunny. And surprising how many people (including Walken) don't know how to use a waiter's corkscrew.
- Walken is probably my favorite person ever... I don't even care that I don't really know him!
- Exactly when did Richard Belzer start turning into Dr. Stephen Hawking? Is he playing Dr. Hawking in a movie or something? If so, shouldn't he be practicing living in that wheel chair and working the computer to do the voice? I wonder how he's going to play the scene where he cheats on his Wife even though he can barely move.
- For those not in the know...the town is Westport, CT and the place is Stew Leonards in Norwalk, CT. A MotherF*cking institution!
- funny
- "We're gonna make a chicken I think". I laughed, I cried.
- Seems to be a real life sequel to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J06BU6Fj6Qs
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