Новости за 24.05.2014

.share-print{margin-right: 135px !important;}Share this:—PrintMarilyn Hartman, the 62-year-old woman busted three times for trying to sneak onto a plane at San Francisco International Airport — and arrested three times for hanging around the airport — was sentenced Friday to probation and referred to a treatment facility after being diagnosed with major depressive order, a prosecutor said. Hartman was referred to Redwood House, a facility where she can be treated for her mental illness, said San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe. Читать дальше...

With these cheeses driving the menu in the coming weeks, meat can take a back seat. Feta Greece's gift to gastronomy is my go-to cheese in summer. If the feta you buy isn't in brine, make one: 1 tablespoon kosher or sea salt per 1 cup water. [...] keep your fingers out of the tub - use a clean fork or tongs to remove the feta, and the cheese will last longer. -- Toss penne with an uncooked sauce of chopped tomato, feta, kalamata olives, basil, capers and olive oil. -- Cream feta in a food processor... Читать дальше...

.share-print{margin-right: 135px !important;}Share this:—Print A Santa Clara County judge on Friday formally approved the release of a serial rapist who terrorized women in Santa Clara, Los Angeles and other counties to a home in Palmdale in unincorporated Los Angeles County. Christopher Evans Hubbart, 63 — who has recently been referred to as the “Pillowcase Rapist” because he muffled victims’ screams with a pillowcase — will be released within 45 days from Coalinga State Hospital, a psychiatric facilty... Читать дальше...

.share-print{margin-right: 135px !important;}Share this:—PrintThe Bay Area can be a dangerous place at times — for regular folks and celebrities alike, as proven by the Wednesday burglary of Sean Lennon’s band’s van in San Francisco’s Hayes Valley. Playing in a band or holding office or winning accolades as an artist does not exempt you from being victimized — and at times can make you a target. From Nobel laureates to rappers to politicians, all of these celebrities have found themselves the victims of Bay Area criminals. Читать дальше...

.share-print{margin-right: 135px !important;}Share this:—PrintCan a college adviser who allegedly wrote false information on a student’s financial aid application be charged with defrauding the aid program? No, said a federal judge, because he never got any of the funds himself. Yes, retorted a federal appeals court, because the law covers those who fraudulently obtain funds for others. The law, which makes it a crime to “obtain by fraud” federal financial aid funds, “encompasses the act of taking... Читать дальше...