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Ever since the Deep East
Texas Council of Governments Regional office in Jasper was raided by FBI officials
on Feb. 5, many residents in the 12 county coverage area have been worried
about services they receive. DETCOG Executive Director Walter Diggles agreed to
sit down with the East Texas News for a one on one interview.
"We encourage the
public to know what we are doing because we always want to be as transparent as
we can," Diggles said.
Diggles said he was in Austin
for a meeting with other councils, but told staff members to stay calm.
"It was kind of a
surprise; not knowing that something like that was coming to the agency,"
Diggles said. "My instructions to the staff were to be as corporative and
open to the officials as they come in and do their job," Diggles said.
The FBI has been silent as
to what their business was in the office as well as Diggles home and church, but
he tried to answer that question.
"It is my understanding
that they were looking at inner-party transactions that may have some
impropriety," Diggles said.
Diggles added that he is confident
in his employees.
"As far as DETCOG is
concerned and myself, I have full confidence in the operations we have done, both
at the church and at DETCOG that there is no impropriety what so ever."
DETCOG helps residents in
12 counties and will distribute $22 million a year to help those in need of
assistance, and will continue despite the investigation.
"It's unfortunate
into the incident that has led to the investigation, but we will go ahead and
comply with what they ask us to do," Diggles said. "At the same time we are
going to keep serving the general public with the program and services we do
here at DETCOG."
The East Texas News
reached out to the legal team with DETCOG, but did not receive a response.
Katie Chaumont with the FBI field office in Dallas said that at this time there
are no details that can be released.
Diggles said that by law
DETCOG is required to undergo audits by both the state and outside groups since
the amount of state and federal funding goes beyond the minimum.
On Wednesday, they were actually undergoing a
audit and had more scheduled but those have been put on hold right now.
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Toby Keith's band, also known as Incognito Bandito, will be playing a very special benefit concert next week in Nashville. The band will be teaming up in support of bassist Kevin "Swine" Grantt's wife, Jan, who is battling ovarian cancer. The show will take place on Tuesday, June 19th at 3rd & Lindsey. An auction will also be held and donations are being accepted for the Jan Grantt fund at 635 John Wright Rd., in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee.
Joining the line-up are country stars Craig Morgan, Ashton Shepherd, Josh Thompson, Darryl Worley, and Carl Jackson. Tickets are $25 and are still available on the venue's website.

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Vans Collaborations + Hemp Pack – 2010 Preview
December 7th, 2009 by Aaron Hope | 7 comments
Vans Vault crushed it in 2009 and Off The Wall has another huge run of dope styles on deck for Ten. Looks like we can expect another collaboration with Crooks and Castles, a Moda Hi that's the yang to Acapulco Gold's yin. Expect all of your favourites like the Authentic, Half Cab and Sk8-Hi, all in premium fabrics with sophisticated colourways. Quite a few of these are made of cobbled hemp, adding an earthy feel. The most impressive offering of this collection might be the strappy Aztec lowtops pictured above that we're guessing Taka Hayashi had a hand in designing (ok, we just looked at the heel). Premium stuff, all of which awaits you after the jump. via SneakerFreaker


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It turns out that you can fight town hall. Here's how we're standing up for local citizens and winning.
It rarely snows in the Valley — especially in October. But the Goodyear city council is about to get snowed by United Goodyear Fire Department Local 4005.
From Phoenix to Pima County, politicians and public-sector unions routinely agree to put union representatives on the government payroll, paying them millions of taxpayer dollars exclusively for union work, renewing these agreements year after year.
There are almost 90,000 local governments in America, with an average of one new local government born every day. Many are unaccountable to taxpayers and special interest-driven, and the Goldwater Institute's "New Charter for American Cities" gives citizens the tools they need to fight City Hall and hold their local governments accountable.
PHOENIX -- In July 2007, Attorney Clint Bolick, litigation director for the Goldwater Institutes Scharf-Norton Center for Constitutional Litigation, filed a lawsuit on behalf of six small business owners against the city of Phoenix for entering into an agreement with the Thomas J. Klutznick Company to build 3,180 parking spaces at the developers CityNorth retail center in north Phoenix, in exchange for $97.4 million in taxpayer subsidies, claiming it violated the gift clause of the Arizona Constitution.
The Home Builders Association of Central Arizona and the Goldwater Institute are suing the city of Mesa over fees it is charging developers and home builders to fund public museums and arts programs.
The real estate industry group and the Phoenix think tank filed a lawsuit in Maricopa County Superior Court arguing that Mesa's "cultural facilities" impact fees on new construction violate state laws and legal precedents.
A home builder's association is challenging Mesa for imposing a fee on new developments in an effort to raise revenue for museums and to preserve the city's archeological finds.
The Home Builders Association for Central Arizona is the plaintiff in a suit filed Wednesday in Maricopa County Superior Court that challenges Mesas cultural impact fees.
On Tuesday, the city raised the impact fees it tacks onto new homes. The goal was to use the extra money to support a range of city services from new sewage-treatment plants to parks and museums.
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We are entering the sweaty tumult of an election season, and the records of office-holders are fair game for their opponents.
All the votes of incumbents, their spending habits and their pet issues - they're all legitimate grist for the rough, grinding mill of politics and campaigning.
But since when did the serial attackers preying on Phoenix become a political issue?
A budget override, routinely passed by 76 Arizona cities and towns in recent years, is facing surprisingly strong opposition in Scottsdale's election Tuesday from businesses affiliated with the city's strip clubs.
Fat with cash and ready to spend, Scottsdale leaders expected voters to overwhelmingly support the idea of exceeding the city's state-mandated spending cap, especially because it means no new taxes.
Instead, Scottsdale is again fighting a 1980 taxpayer revolt that led Arizona voters 26 years ago to flash-freeze municipal spending. advertisement
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Janet Napolitano took some symbolic punches to the face last night from opponents.
But if the front-runner looked through swollen eyelids, she perhaps saw that she converted some in the audience after taking on three aggressive opponents at a debate here. It was sponsored by the Tucson Citizen and the Goldwater Institute.
Three of four undecided voters selected at random by a reporter at the debate said they would likely vote for Napolitano.
We were a bunch of grumpy scofflaws, sitting in a defensive-driving class, nerves still raw over being caught in some act of traffic illegality.
So, when the topic of red-light cameras came up, the reaction was predictable - viscerally negative.
But this is not a reaction confined to just folks already caught in the act. Many others have raised serious privacy issues.
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I'm sure the weed or LSD isn't the culprit in this mess, as it says in the article that they had cocaine and drugs...
This whole thing is such bullshit it hurts.
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this sounds like those bath salts from the 'zombie ppl' thing a while ago or something idk. or something caused a...
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Berkeley police are looking for the suspect or suspects who shot two people walking on Sacramento Street around 12:41 pm.
911 started getting numerous calls that shots had been fired at the intersection of Sacramento and Woolsey streets but when police arrived there there were no victims or perpetrators in sight, said Lt. Andrew Greenwood of the Berkeley police department. Shortly thereafter, police learned that someone had driven two people with bullet wounds to an area hospital, he said. They … Continue reading »
Occupy Berkeley: the day after
Citizen reporter Robert Singer sent in this striking picture of Civic Center Park. It was taken today, a day after the Occupy Berkeley camp was dismantled. The patches of grass in the foreground are discolored from where tents sat.
Police have said tents can stay up during the day, but are prohibited between 10 pm and 6 am.
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Student-run project works to rebuild Navajo community
By Grace Garey
During the first week of January, when most college students are lounging at home nursing New Year's Eve hangovers and enjoying meals and laundry courtesy of mom, 60 California students will be working with the Berkeley-based non-profit Project Pueblo to help rebuild a Navajo Nation community devastated by a 43-year federal ban on development.
The founder of Project Pueblo is 28-year-old Sean Wycliffe. In 2002, Wycliffe was mid-way through his second year at Cal when he opted dropped out to oversee the expansion of a marketing business he'd started on the side. "I wanted to be financially independent," Wycliffe said, "and I knew I had a good idea, so I just went for it." Allowing himself to pursue his spontaneous instincts paid off; the business generated over $1 million in new revenue during his first year. … Continue reading »
Shotgun's God's Plot is terrific end for 20th season
Director Mark Jackson may not have set out to deliver a message when he wrote God's Plot, Shotgun Players' 20th Anniversary season ender, but his world premiere play, ringing forth with the weight of Paul Revere and enough comedic literary talent to make it insanely enjoyable, sends a robust call to arms.
At its center, the production is a layered love story. There are young men and one woman, aflame with passion and grand expectations; several characters with vigorous attachments to their faith of choice; and colonists in love with the early American dream of freedom.
The action takes place in a brilliantly designed set by Nina Ball that makes use of two tables, a few chairs, a couple bales of hay, and a 4×5 foot rolling platform to suggest everything from a barn to a courtroom to a river.
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Drunk in Public & Probation Violation Arrest – Gilman and HWY I-80 #2011-70305
A caller requested a welfare check of a man beneath the I80 overpass at Gilman on Sunday, December 18, 2011 at about 2:09 p.m. The beat officer contacted the 45 year old man who she was familiar with from her patrol. She noted that he was in an area that he was not supposed to be as he has a "Stay Away Order " as a condition of his probation. When the officer engaged him asking him if he was ok etc, the officer noted that the suspect displayed objective symptoms of alcoholic beverage intoxication (slurred/thick speech, bloodshot eyes, unsteady gait) and was unable to care for himself. The suspect became increasingly hostile, combative, tried to kick the officer and was spitting at her. Based of his severe level of intoxication, the officer requested BFD paramedics to respond and they transported the suspect to a local ER for assessment. Later, after cleared for incarceration, officers booked him into the jail at the BPD Jail for PC1203.2 – Probation Violation and PC647(f) – Drunk in Public. … Continue reading »
Small temblor shakes Berkeley
A 2.7 magnitude earthquake shook Berkeley at 9:18 pm Thursday, with its epicenter in the Berkeley hills near Berkeley National Laboratory, according to the USGS.
The shaking was felt all over town. @nmsanchez tweeted "Earthquake shook hard in West Berkeley."
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Zombie Attack in 3D, by Stephanie Zara of Unity, won second place Friday night in the adult category at the Newport Library Arts Center's second annual Peeps Diorama Contest. (MEGHAN PIERCE/Union Leader Correspondent)
It was amazing to see how this year's Peeps dioramas were not a repeat of last year's competition and, in fact, reflected current events and new local destinations, said Fran Hout, the center's program coordinator.
More than 250 people attended the Peeps Party Friday night celebrating and showcasing more than 60 dioramas -three-dimensional miniature models created from the colorful sugar-coated Easter treats.
The diorama contest has definitely become a springtime tradition for the nonprofit art gallery and studio, Hout said.
"We had a lot more children enter this year. They were so inspired by what they saw last year," Hout said. "It's our second year. We weren't sure how it was going to do, but we really believe the public came through."
Winning the Best in Peeps was 10-year-old Allison Howald of Newport for "the Peep Ballet."
In the adult category, Jill and George Montgomery of Sunapee won first place with "The Sinking of the MV Peepsarge," Stephanie Zara of Unity won second place with "Zombie Attack in 3D" and Franc Raymond of Georges Mills came in third with "You Peep What You Sow."
In the family/group category, Brooke, Rette and Lynn Solomon of Wilmot won first place with "We the Peeple," the McCrillis family of Newport won second place with the "Peepsville Fire Station," and Mrs. Burroughs' 6th grade class at Towle School came in third with "Burroughs' Crazy Circus."
Winning in the children's category was Uzma Malik of Sunapee for her depiction of "Peeps in the Library Arts Center," Joshua Almstrom of Croydon second place for his "Native Peep-les," and Jackson Scheele of George Mills took third place for his "Owl Peeping."
In a change from last year The Peep-les Choice Award was not named at the Peeps Party.
This year, the dioramas will remain on display at the center for the next week. The public has all week to vote and the winner will be announced before the gallery closes at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
The best part about the contest is that it brings out the artist in everyone, said Kate Niboli, Arts Center executive director.
"People who would never think of themselves as artists spent hours creating these witty, fun, creative pieces," she said.
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Spinach and Heirloom Tomato Quesadilla & Thai Pearl Milk Tea
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- Corn, Farro, and Tomato Salad - Wild Greens and Sardines.
- Spinach & Heirloom Tomato Quesadilla - Foodie Heart.
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iPhone Developers Integrate TextExpander touch
Posted 10/16/2009 by jeanWhen we first released TextExpander touch for the iPhone, we also released an SDK (Software Development Kit) that other iPhone developers could use to integrate TextExpander touch functionality into their apps. The response has been very positive, both from developers and users. Tip: If you want to use TextExpander touch with an app that supports it, you must turn on "Share Snippets" in the TextExpander touch preferences. You should also check the preferences of the app to see if it has a TextExpander setting that you need to enable. Here are the apps that have so far integrated TextExpander (links go to the App Store): Tweetie 2 "The Twitter client that redefined Twitter clients is back, and it's even better. Rewritten from the ground up with a fast and powerful new core, Tweetie 2 offers the most polished mobile Twitter experience around."
WriteRoom "For people who want to write and take notes on their iPhone. WriteRoom is a distraction free writing environment. Unlike Notes, WriteRoom provides a clean interface and tether free syncing."
Go Mail Yourself "Go Mail Yourself allows you to quickly send yourself email notes or reminders using the Mail application. One of the basic fundamentals associated with improving productivity is quickly and easily capturing ideas and information so you can process them at the appropriate time."
Attendance "Attendance allows you to take and keep attendance records. Its main intended use is for teachers to keep track of records for their classes, but it can also be used for meetings and group gatherings."
More apps will be adding TextExpander integration in the future. We'll keep an up-to-date list on our website.


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Echoing Fellini without suffering by comparison, Paolo Sorrentino follows his US-set This Must Be The Place by returning to Rome for a symphony of high-life ennui.
Sorrentino regular Toni Servillo gets its slick and soulful measure as Jep, a likeable ageing libertine and lapsed novelist whose response to an ex-lover's death is to glide from profane parties to sacred spots in a state of freefall.
Aided by master DoP Luca Bigazzi, Sorrentino's camera swoons with him, conjuring spectacles without swamping human feeling.
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candisanne Posted: 03/30/09
This recipe was easy and exceptionally tasty with just the right amount of heat. I used kosher split chicken breasts to insure moist meat. I cut the tomatoes into chunks since quartering them seemed to leave them too large. The chicken itself comes out a little crispy on the outside and delicious in its own right. With the salsa, it's killer. Have something cold to drink and perhaps a tissue nearby but the heat adds to the whole experience. I will make this recipe again next weekend for my extended family.
piacere Posted: 05/24/09
Wonderfully robust flavors and very simple to make. The salsa is also delicious on grilled or oven roasted halibut. Agree with the reviewer who suggested leaving out the cayenne as an option. One pass at this recipe was for family members who aren't as appreciative of hot food and omitting the cayenne made it just right for them. A keeper.
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As they say, there is a lot going on here. The salsa was really bad. I had overwhelming flavor of the vinegar and tumeric. I had to toss out the salsa which is such a disappointing waste of fresh farmers' market goodies. The chicken was good on its own, which is the only reason I am giving it two rather than one star.
tuneces Posted: 04/05/09
This recipe is a little complex if you want to make it for dinner after work but it is sooooooo much worth it. The flavors are fantastic. Make extra and invite your neighbors.
kristinalouise Posted: 07/12/10
This is the "Best Dish Ever!" I have made this a handful of times and I overstuff myself each time. This last time that I made it I cored some of the Serrano seeds out. My thought was to make it a little less hot even though I love the heat of the dish...many times others do not. So, in doing so I found that I could taste the other ingredients a little more and actually preferred it. I would make this for any dinner party. Either way the dish is the best!
boshimom Posted: 05/02/09
Delicious! Great for entertaining. The salsa takes a bit of effort but is worth the trouble. I used grape tomatoes (sliced in half and squeezed the seeds out) instead of beefsteak and omitted the ginger. It was a little too spicy the first time so I left the cayenne out the second time and it was perfect. Keeps well for a couple of days. Consider doubling the recipe so you have leftovers.
DianaMT Posted: 04/04/09
This recipe was fantastic. For the salsa I cut the tomatoes into chunks as quarters were too big. I only used one pepper and it was still spicey but not too hot. For the chicken I used boneless skinless breasts and tenders and I marinated the chicken with the sauce in a ziploc in the frig for a couple hours. Cooking with my George Forman only took 5-6 minutes. Using the salsa for dressing, I served the chicken over a bed of chopped lettuce and I also made a side of corn to go with it. Everything went together so well and my family voted it was a make-again dish.
cmecucci Posted: 02/10/10
My whole family loved this recipe. It was very flavorful and the chicken was moist. I followed the recipe as stated but I did use ground ginger instead of fresh ONLY because I didn't have it. Also used boneless chicken breast. Will definitely make again.
VickyA Posted: 04/13/09
This recipe is to die for good. I served it with homemade spanish rice with lots of cumin in it and we added the pickled salsa to the top of the rice. It is absolutely delicious! Our family likes dark meat chicken best, so next time I will try it with boneless/skinless thighs. I would definitely make this for a special occasion, although we will eat this as an everyday meal.
karenkwan Posted: 06/15/09
Loved this dish. It is a must try, so flavorful and delicious. I'm making it again tonight for my family. The only thing I changed was instead of beef tomatoes I used cherry tomatoes (it was what I had in the frigerator). The sauce is so good, just plain brown or white rice on the side is good enough for a hearty meal.
Lovemygarden Posted: 05/30/10
I found the salsa a little hot, but my husband (who usually complains about my hot, peppery cooking) loved it. Next time I'll try boneless skinless breasts and jalapenos, but the meat was moist the the salsa very flavorful.
Itsmehowesit Posted: 02/10/12
This is DELICIOUS! I love the blend of the unique flavors and ingredients. We served it with handmade tortillas and queso fundido. Simply wonderful.
PennyRice Posted: 07/18/12
Love, love, love the flavors. The next day I used the leftover chicken, olives, cucumbers, feta cheese, and the salsa. Wow!!!!
redcucina Posted: 08/12/12
This truly is fantastic. Very multidimensional favors in the salsa. I used heirloom tomatoes instead of beefsteak since in season and only used one serrano and seeded it. Flavors and level of spice were perfect. I thought it was a lot of work making the salsa, but it was worth the effort.
akolebuck Posted: 01/28/13
WOW! This is one of the best chicken recipes ever! It is absolutely delicious. I was low on ginger so only used maybe 2 tsp. I used just one serrano pepper (took out the seeds) and I chopped in food processor. And I did not add the cayenne becuase I did not want it too hot. But it was fantastic. Wonderful recipe.
almadenmike Posted: 01/03/14
We loved this recipe ... and will be making it frequently in the future. I made two major adjustments: 1) I'd run out of fresh ginger, but had lots of crystallized ginger left over from holiday baking, so I used that instead, and cut back on the brown sugar to compensate. But I also misread "tsp" as "TB" (LOL!!), so I'd accidentally used 3x the specified amount! But it was delicious! We loved the assertive flavors. 2) Frying the spices in 1/2 cup of olive oil seemed excessive, so I used 2-3 TB instead. It worked out fine. (I wonder if "1/2 cup" is a typo in the printed recipe.) I also diced the tomatoes, rather than quartered, and used skinned chicken breasts, which I pounded/flattened to a uniform thickness before marinating.


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"....United States Marine Corps on May 20, 1997 shot and killed Esequiel Hernandez, Jr., a civilian in Texas? Why not include this?"
Maybe because it has nothing to do with the greater issue which is the threat from the Mexican drug cartels and international terrorism. Maybe because the charges were dropped due to lack of evidence of wrong doing by all the jurisdictions involved, including the military and civil courts.
And, maybe because sometimes bad things happen in war.
You "open borders" enthusiasts, who constantly see everything through the lens of your ethnic pride, need to look at this issue from a broader perspective. It's no longer just an illegal immigration issue at which you can throw the race card every time someone tries to do something about the border. This is now a truly national security issue with connections to international terrorism operating with impunity across our southern border.
You race card throwing Leftists need to wake up and realize that bombs kill without regard to race, creed or sexual orientation. Maybe when the Muslim terrorist bombs start going off at the local HEB you'll quit trying to make border security all about hatred of Latinos.
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