A 43-year-old North Country man has made the Guinness
Book of World Records in a new entry for the longest
eyebrow hair at 3.78 inches or nearly eight
centimeters.

"I don't know why it grows like that; it just always
has," he said.

A Belgian nun's acrobatic and dancing with a
missionary during the Catholic World Youth Day in
Germany earned her a reprimand from her mother
superior.

Pictures of the 29 year old dancing Nun being held up
in the air by the missionary, and then clinging to him
with her legs wrapped around his body.

With out panties...

A man clad only in swimming trunks and wielding a
baseball bat went on a vandalism spree at the home of
his estranged wife and her former husband, then
smashed his pickup truck through the back doors of the
Adair County Courthouse.

Dave Chappelle is coming to Fresno
You know the Chappelle show on Comedy Central, and now
you can see him in person at the Save Mart Center on
September 24th.

Tulare County has now driven ahead of Fresno on the
list of the cities with the highest rate of car thefts.

The Visalia-Tulare-Porterville area ranked seventh,
passing Fresno at ninth.

For a second year in a row, Modesto is number one,
according to the study by the National Insurance Crime
Bureau.

In all, seven California cities made the top ten US list.

A caravan intended to show support for U.S. troops in
Iraq stopped in Fresno. The group is on their way to
President Bush's ranch in Texas.

Members of the "You Don't Speak For Me, Cindy" tour
held a brief rally in downtown Fresno after leaving
the Bay Area early in the day.

The group is made up of conservative activists and
military families and is sponsored by Move America
Forward, a Bay Area based organization.

They're traveling to Crawford, Texas to counter war
protester, Cindy Sheehan.

Sheehan, whose soldier son, Casey, was killed in Iraq,
started the anti-war movement on August 6th.

She flew to Los Angeles last week after her mother had
a stroke, but has vowed to return to Texas in a few days.

Brock Peters who in To Kill a Mockingbird was the
doomed Tom Robinson, died at his Los Angeles home
following an eight-month battle with pancreatic
cancer. He was 78.

He was in the Jim Brown revenge opus Slaughter's Big
Rip Off.

Peters played Commander Sisko's father in Star Trek:
Deep Space Nine and appeared as Starfleet Admiral
Cartwright in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home and Star
Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.

In 1981, he began work on the National Public Radio
production of the original Star Wars trilogy. He was
the voice of Darth Vader, the role old friend
James Earl Jones originated in the movies.
Other genre credits included 1973's
Soylent Green and guest shots on the likes of
Battlestar Galactica and The Bionic Woman.

A movie about the BTK killer Dennis Rader is in
production for CBS, "The Hunt for the BTK Killer"
stars Robert Forster as a Wichita, Kan., police
detective who discover that Rader has resurfaced after
almost 15 years and must be caught.

A former church congregation president and Boy Scout
leader, Rader led a double life in which he called
himself BTK for "bind, torture and kill."

The film, being produced in Halifax, Nova Scotia,
because It's just like Wichita, Kan.!!!

California loses millions of dollars in tax revenue
when filmmakers leave the state, according to a study
released on Monday that bolsters the case for a tax
credit favored by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

In recent years, film and TV shows have increasingly
headed from California to other states and Canada
where tax incentives make production less expensive
than in Hollywood.

In Louisiana, for example, production expenditures
rose from $12 million in 2002 to $330 million in 2004
after the state adopted incentives.

We need that money here! I'm thinking of getting with
Mayor Alan Autry of Fresno with some ideas I have to
see if we can bring more money here with
more film productions.

We can make Fresno look like almost any part of the
World. We can make Hanford, Visalia, Tulare look and
smell like any stinky place in the World.

Were there vampires in the Old West? Was the frontier
tamed by silver bullets?

It's 1876. You're Jericho Cross, a train robber. You
open a vault that you believe to contain vast riches.
It actually contains the spirit of one of the most
evil vampires to ever exist. He bites you, and now
you've got to find and kill him before the curse
completely takes hold.

Even though Jericho is still human, he can tap into a
few different vampire powers. These are meant to
differentiate Darkwatch's gameplay from the rest of
the pack, which is why it's a little disappointing
that they're so by-the-numbers. The "blood frenzy"
power adds a bit of extra damage to your attack.
"Fear" makes certain enemies run away from you.

You upgrade these powers by choosing whether to help
or hurt people in danger. At certain times during the
mission, you'll be able to use your vampiric powers
for good or evil -- remove the poison from bitten
humans, or feast on their remains yourself.

The choices you make determine which abilities you
improve: your "evil" powers or your "good" ones. You
can upgrade both concurrently -- and you'll have to if
you want the full range of Jericho's powers.

Dear Jerry,

I tried calling you the other day when that listener
was telling you about the Watts Valley Wolf Ape, but I
got cut off.

It's real, rare but real.

The Older Indians and historians know about it and
some local farmers have seen it. You are right, it's
not really a wolf as we today know them. Their legs
are more like human and monkey, than canine.

You have to understand that this area is unique, the
first humans to enter North America crossed the Bering
Strait land bridge at the end of the Pleistocene
Period, or the last Ice Age, approximately 15,000 to
30,000 years ago.

They migrated southward from Alaska and populated this
area and some continued on south. They entered
California approximately 15,000 years ago; evidence
from the early-man archaeological is all around here
if one looks and the evidence could push the date back
to 50,000 years ago.

The characteristics of California Indians prior to
European contact have drawings and tales of unusual
creatures that traveled with them. Some of these now
exctinced creatures bread with other local animals
creating hybrids.

There's a great story about Ansel Adams, the old
photographer that took pictures of Yosimite and a run
in he had with a pack of wolf apes while he was in a
tent back in the 30's.

About 15 years ago there was a Watts Valley Wolf Ape
seen drinking water on Bass Lake and people started
thinking it was a very hairy man who walked on all
fours.

The local Indians do say if you see one, riches will
come to you, but then they also run the Casinos, but
also these animals were seen just before the Gold Rush
here in California. So maybe you can get rich seeing
one.

Thanks, Taylor