Arlington Marina Recognized as ‘Clean Marina’ JACKSONVILLE – The Florida Department of Environmental Protection, together with the Clean Boating Partnership, recognized Arlington Marina this week as the State’s 83rd Clean Marina and the 12th in Duval County.

Nearly half of all psychiatrists have been attacked by one of their patients. FLFLHTC: After working in a psych hospital I would have to say many of those attacks were probably well deserved.

A 57-year-old Tennessee man was charged with sexual battery for allegedly spanking female teenage employees for mistakes on the job at his fast-food business. Paul Eugene Levengood, 
57, of Cleveland, Tenn., was charged with two counts of sexual battery -- a felony in Tennessee. Currently free on $2,000 bond, Levengood is to appear Tuesday in Red Bank City Court. Red Bank Detective Jay Lamance told WDEF-TV in Chattanooga: "Their employer would spank them when they did something wrong, very minor things wrong. Messing up an order ... things like that." One of the women claimed she was turned over her boss's knee and hit 20 times on the rear for forgetting to put a banana in a smoothie. One of the employees allegedly signed a paper stating: "I give Gene permission to bust my behind any way he sees fit." Red Bank is a suburb just north of Chattanooga. 
FLFLHTC: HEY don't blame me, I don't make this shit up

When cleaning dust and animal hair from free standing fans, window unit air conditioner filters or venetian blinds, use a dryer sheet. It not only removes dust and hair faster, but after prolonged use it creates a protective coating on the wires of the fan for even easier dust removal. 

The Yellowstone buffalo will be featured in an Animal Planet special to be aired this Sunday and Thursday. The program will include information on the natural history of America's only continuously wild herd as well as news of the buffalo's current plight and an interview with Mike Mease of the Buffalo Field Campaign. Please tune in and tell your friends!


Watch the Animal Planet: November 18 at 8pm and 11pm EST 

Dutch charge teenage hacker suspects By Reuters 
Dutch authorities have charged two teenagers with cybercrimes on suspicion of bringing down government Web sites last month by flooding them with traffic, public prosecutor said Friday. 
The boys from the southern Dutch town of Breda were arrested earlier this week after a raid on their houses in which computers were confiscated. There could be more arrests, the public prosecution service said. 

The two are believed to have hacked into other computers to launch a mass visit to government Web sites, which collapsed under the strain. 

The attacks on the Web Sites coincided with protests against government plans to overhaul the social security system that drew 250,000 people to a weekend demonstration in Amsterdam. 

Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende and other ministers had to change mobile telephone numbers after a list circulated on the Internet invited protesters to send a barrage of text messages. 

Cybercriminals in the Netherlands risk up to a year in jail under a new law forbidding the distribution of spam messages which overload networks and cause computers to crash 

McCracken charged with stabbing man By CINDY SCHARR , 
Terence D. McCracken, convicted then acquitted of murder in a highly publicized case here nearly a decade ago, was arrested in Lancaster Monday for allegedly stabbing a man he believed to be a rival biker. 
McCracken, who Lancaster police describe as a sergeant at arms in the Hell’s Angels biker gang, was arrested early Monday. He is being held in Lancaster County Prison on $250,000 cash bail. 
The stabbing took place at about 11 p.m. Nov. 4.

A man, wearing a "support your tribe" shirt, was sitting at the Blue Star Hotel bar when McCracken walked in, according to Detective Sgt. Pete Anders. 

According to Anders, the man wasn’t wearing Pagan colors, but a shirt referring to an off-branch of the biker gang. He also claimed to have no involvement with the Pagans.

When McCracken saw the man’s shirt, he allegedly pulled out a gun and threatened him. 

Shoving the gun in his side, McCracken allegedly said, "Are you looking for a problem?" When the man said no, McCracken allegedly said, "That’s good cause I’ll blow your f.. guts out."

When the man said he’d leave, McCracken told him he could stay if he turned his shirt inside out, Anders said.

When the man and his friend began to leave, McCracken turned and confronted his friend, Anders said. A verbal confrontation ensued, during which McCracken allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed the second man in the torso.

Both men left the bar and drove to a local hospital. On their way there, McCracken allegedly pulled up beside of their car and pointed a gun at them, but didn’t shoot.

As a safe alternative to mothballs, you can make your own herbal sachets to fend off clothes moths. (Commercial mothballs have an unpleasant odor and can discolor the very clothing they protect. Even worse, they contain some very potent — and potentially poisonous — chemicals, naphthalene and paradichlorobenzene.) 

Preparation time: 20 minutes Yield: 8 moth repellent sachets 
1/4 cup dried lavender flowers 
10 drops lavender oil 
10 drops cedarwood oil 
8 fabric squares, each about 6 inches square 
8 pieces of string (or ribbon), 8 inches long 


For more information like this, get a copy of Aromatherapy For Dummies, by Kathi Keville.