“It was when somebody asked me if...
“It was when somebody asked me if they could bring the coffin to the
wake that I had to put my foot down.”
-- Sindi Schwartz, one of the owners of Muldoon’s Dublin Pub and
Celtic Bar, underscoring just how popular the restaurant is.
Muldoon’s has been mentioned in wills as a place people want their
wakes held.
“I bet every in-vitro clinic around the country has a similar
number of frozen embryos if they’ve been around as long as we have.
Therefore, it’s simply a matter of what to do with the embryos that
already exist that are not going to be used.”
-- Robert Anderson, director of UC Irvine’s Center for
Reproductive Health, said. Anderson is hopeful that if Proposition 71
passes, it would approve the sale of $3 billion in bonds to pay for
embryonic stem-cell research.
“These towing companies are victimizing the citizens of Orange
County. People, we feel, are not being given fair warning that
they’re going to be towed.”
-- Orange County Deputy Dist. Atty. Lesley Young on some tow-truck
companies that may be bending the law for a quick buck, towing cars
left for only a few minutes on private properties.
“We were kind of scared. But at the same time, there was a big
Suburban parked right out front with a guy holding a machine gun. So
I figured if anyone tried to run, he’d get him.”
-- New Balance store manager Michael Weisenburger on an attempted
heist at a jewelry store in Corona del Mar. Three men wielding
handguns tried to rob the jewelry store and one barricaded himself in
a nearby shop for two hours before surrendering.
“‘The OC’ is on Fox, a network kids watch when their parents are
away. I don’t let my children watch it, but I do have TiVo.”
-- Newport Beach Mayor Tod Ridgeway quipped as cast and crew of
the show visited the city.
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