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PITTSBURGH—The Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) North Campus Intercollegiate Ice Hockey Team will present a $3,000 check to representatives from Crisis Center North, a domestic violence counseling and resource center serving the northern and western communities of Allegheny County, on Tuesday, March 27, at 12:30 p.m. in the CCAC–North Campus Atrium, 8701 Perry Highway, McCandless. CCAC–North Campus Athletic Director Chuck Bell will make the presentation on behalf of the team.
The team raised the funds in connection with its fourth annual benefit hockey game held February 11, 2012 at the Mt. Lebanon Recreation Center. During the game, CCAC ice hockey players faced off against members of the Pittsburgh Celebrity Hockey Team—a team which was coached by former Penguin Randy Hillier and included Penguins announcer Steve Mears, Pittsburgh City Councilman Bill Peduto, WPXI-TV personalities Brandon Hudson and Courtney Brennan and WDVE-FM radio personality Mike Prisuta, among others. The Pittsburgh Celebrity Hockey Team scored in the last 20 seconds to win, 10–9.
In the past four years, the CCAC–North Campus Intercollegiate Ice Hockey Team has raised over $10,000 for local charities.
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For three months starting November, Penny's Daybook will be featuring inspiring entrepreneurs who each has something different to bring to the table. They run with what they've got as they jump over potholes and bumps in the road. Our November's spotlight is heating up on the subject of creativity and is shining down on who's tired of at mass produced accessories with same designs and similar concepts. Where's the "oomph!" when you need it? Follow us as we go in search of this particular "oomph!" that only creative junkie, Jeanine Goh can provide.
When most people are typing away furiously in efforts to clear their inboxes and walking frantically around the office just to look busy, Jeanine is sitting comfortably at home, taking her time to think through a flexible work schedule for the day. She's the single creative mind (and hands) behind jeaninegabrielle.com, a website that's filled with all sorts of craft work designed and handmade by Jeanine herself. Her ultimate goal? To make it really, really big on her own and be successful in every sense of the word, we quote.
At 20, she was already growing strong as an Events Executive in an industry where people were skeptical about the capabilities of a rookie. If they could only see that were messing with the wrong girl. Because at 24, Jeanine is driven with passion and motivation as she calls the shots and directs creativity the way no one else can. This free spirit also doesn't like formalities, "I don't like to treat everything so seriously because if you do, you start to lose the fun in things. You need to have fun especially with work, otherwise you'll just dread every single day." She says. Everything she can do now has been possible by years of experience and trial and error.
Jeanine sees inspiration in everything and when it comes to art, Andy Warhol is the synonym. As the first feature of three entrepreneurs who inspires, Jeanine dazzles us with her words of strength and encouragement to others. But besides that, she shares with us about music, life and being in love with a DJ.
Tell us something about yourself that people don't already know.
I'm the youngest of 3 girls in the family. My eldest sister is 16 years older than me and she's married to a muslim. My second sister is 13 years older than me and she has 3 kids! So, I'm quite the baby in the family. I became an aunt the moment I was born! :)
The primary focus of jeaninegabrielle.com seems to be on accessories and jewellery. How did you cultivate your unique, creative flair for designing these items?
I graduated with a diploma in hospitality management which is like poles apart from my current business. I believe I was blessed with a creative mind! It's hard to cultivate something that you don't already have, if it isn't in you, it's always going to be hard.
But over the years, especially when I'm doing customisations, I actually get a lot more new ideas from my customers! Two heads or more are always better than one! Because I'm in control of the final product, "too many chefs can't spoil the broth!" it's more like gathering ideas and picking up the best and putting them all together.
Everybody and anybody are starting to make/source their own little DIY pieces and selling them online. Comment on this trend and how do the items at jeaninegabrielle.com stand out from the rest?
It's easy to pick up an idea and copy it, but not everyone will succeed. You need to have the PASSION to make it grow. The market is flooded with accessories made with Swarovski crystals. I don't use those materials much, or not at all. The pieces I create are not just stones put together with wire on chain, I like experimenting with different types on media, mixing and matching until I get something.
It's not just your product that needs to stand out; people have to be able to recognise how they are "served" by understand their needs. If you read my guestbook entries, you'll understand what I mean J My customers know that every single piece I make is made with all my heart! And they recognise that.
How would you encourage/inspire individuals who want to pursue their ambitions of owning a creative business online?
Running a creative business online is different from just running a normal business online. First ask yourself, are you doing this for the passion, or for the money? If it's just for the money, I'd say think twice. But if it's out of passion, then go for it and don't look back!
It's impossible to pick a favourite which is why I often have trouble letting go of some pieces! I made a bunch of new bracelets a few days back and I call them the happy bracelets because they make you happy just by looking at them! There's also the "I bleed for Chanel" necklace, I wear mine with almost everything! It's been a crowd favourite.
Youth sometime does have its pitfalls like people not taking you seriously. Well, screw them! How do you overcome obstacles and prove naysayers wrong?
Looking like a 19 year old at age 24 can be a bitter sweet thing. When I held my first events job, at 20 everyone had made bets as to how long I would last. Not only did I break the record of 3 months, I also kicked some major butt at it!
Never let what others say put you down – never forget that. In fact, when I feel like someone is underestimating me in any situation, I tend to feed off that "anger" and push further forward to prove them wrong. I get a real kick out of proving people wrong. But seriously, you shouldn't allow yourself to be affected by what people say. They can say what they want, but if you believe in what you do, in time they will see for themselves that they were too quick to judge.
You've got a blog filled with everyday stuff like food, music and love that brings you closer with like-minded designers, friends and potential customers. How much of the site is used as a personal outlet and also for promoting your work?
Well the blog was started a year ago, initially, I meant for both Ben and I but you know guys… so it slowly became my outlet for rants. It's pretty much a balance between personal life and work. Not everyone gets to experience what it's like to date a DJ, and I thought it would be fun for others to read about. Plus with Ben's recent enlistment into army, I've been blogging about how things are and how I feel, so those who read my blog and are going through the same thing know that they aren't alone! And for those who are a lot younger and haven't gotten to that point in life, they'll know what to expect in future!
To sum it up, my blog is generally filled with life's thrills and spills! I hope to share my experiences in life with whoever is interested to read about it. I'm also very open to working with different companies, labels and anyone who has a product to sell. It's great to have special blog perks for my readers to enjoy!
What inspires you?
I get inspired by anything and everything; live or dead. Emotions, songs, movies, quotes, pictures, stories… I could go on forever! Which is why I make it a point to carry my diary around with me, so when inspiration strikes, I can pull out my diary and make a quick note or doodle!
Has Ben's music influenced you to create certain party-inspired pieces?
I wouldn't say I've created party-inspired pieces in particular, but in the beginning I was totally "obsessed" with cassette tapes, vinyl's (Records), boom boxes, turn tables and all that kind of stuff… but I'd say my designs have gotten a lot bolder, and louder… the sort of accessories you'd want to wear to get noticed at parties! Sometimes I draw inspiration from the songs he sends me! I get inspired by lyrics too!
Who takes your cake?
I totally LOVE Andy Warhol's works! I think he was amazing an amazing artist, and even though he left the world some 22 years ago, his works are still a big part of the art industry. And his film Factory Girl? That was totally amazing. Andy's works are iconic. He really made his mark; you'd recognise a Warhol piece anytime. I love all his witty quotes too!
He's highly inspiring. His quotes somehow "Teach" you how to live life. And like Andy said, "Art is anything you can get away with."
What would your dream creative project be?
I had this one idea in my mind, and it's been in my mind for ages. I always had this vision of a concept café where you could shop for accessories, gifts and what not while waiting for your food. It'd be a really cool place where you can bring your partners and throw instant surprises, and really feel special. I really enjoy working with people and meeting people, so it might be pretty fun. Just that running the f & b side of it will be tough, and it's not as easy as you might imagine it to be.
But now that I'm pretty much stuck with a DJ the rest of my life, maybe we'll come up with something else that incorporates music too!
What are you looking forward to (personally and also for jeaninegabrielle.com)?
I'm definitely looking forward to Ben getting NS over and done with, but that's going to be another 2 years. Then we'll slowly figure out where our future is going to be because he is considering further studies overseas. I don't think I want to entertain the thought of maintaining this relationship long distance, so if he's going, he has to take me with him!
If he does though, then jeaninegabrielle.com might have to move to another country. I don't know if that's a good or bad thing but yea I guess we'll figure that out when the time comes. Right now I'm just looking to further increase brand awareness and hopefully more people will come to appreciate what I do and embrace it! :)
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Megastar linebacker recruit Reuben Foster, a recent decommit from the Auburn Tigers, pans to visit Texas A&M, he told 247 sports Monday.
"I'm going to visit Texas A&M," he said. "I don't know when. I'm going to take a visit there. It might not be an official."
It's been the constant work of Auburn High teammate, friend and Aggies commitment Cameron Echols-Luper (Auburn, Ala.) that has done the trick.
"He told me about them (Texas A&M) the whole ride up here (to Montgomery)," Foster said. "He's recruiting me very, very hard. I'm definitely going to go out there with him.".
If A&M does get him on campus, it would be another example of the huge recruiting momentum that Kevin Sumlin is building with the Aggies. Early Monday, star receiver Ricky Seals-Jones, a former Texas commitment, committed to Texas A&M over LSU.
Foster is well known for a ridiculous highlight tape and also for getting a tattoo of the Auburn logo after committing to the Tigers.
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reviews for: listing #89408 - Las Vegas, Nevada House rental
- bedrooms 11
- pool yes
- type House
- baths 9
- hot tub yes
- community
- sleeps 30
- pets allowed no
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$9,000 - $9,000 /wk
$35,000 - $35,000 /mth
Best stay ever
Review submitted: March 3, 2012 Date of arrival: February 11, 2012
Over the last few years we have stayed in many different homes and hotels in Vegas. Our experience at the Spanish Mansion was by far our best. The kitchens were complete, all the rooms were not only well furnished, they were beautiful and all this just a few minutes from the strip. We will be back and highly recommend this house for almost any occasion.
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Helpful votes: 6 / 9
Review submitted: January 18, 2012 Date of arrival: August 14, 2011
We were in a group of 18, the villa had an instant 'wow'effect. It met all our needs. The facilities were excellent and it was more than a home away from home. The villa was immaculate on a vast site, in a quiet location, just about 10mins away from the strip and the airport. The swimming pool and the outdoor spa were good sized and well used by all. I particularly enjoyed the mini golf course and all the children had a wonderful time. The teenagers had their own space and enjoyed the pool table, table tennis and table football along with the basketball and the barbeque! In fact a friend who already had a suite at the MGM Hotel cancelled and stayed with us instead
Tony was excellent in every way, he was available for any problems and sorting them out instantly.He allowed us to come in early and to leave a few hrs later than planned because of flight problems.
All in all, it was 6 star vacation home and we definitely will be back!
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Helpful votes: 6 / 9
Perfect for a reunion with friends
Review submitted: January 18, 2012 Date of arrival: September 2, 2011
This house is amazing! Some friends and I rented this house for a reunion trip to Vegas for Labor Day weekend. There were only 8 of us (4 couples), so the house was more than spacious enough.
The location was a quick convenient drive and/or taxi ride to the strip. Plus grocery stores, gas stations, Target, several dining establishments, etc are less than a 5 minute drive away.
My friends and I had a great time enjoying the house with no complaints.
Our last full day there we were able to barbecue, drink, play music and enjoy the backyard without worrying about disturbing the neighbors.
Tony was very helpful, professional and friendly. He came by the house shortly after our arrival, did a quick walk through to show us where everything was and provide operating instructions for the jacuzzi and grill.
Great Vegas vacation rental!
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Helpful votes: 3 / 6
Review submitted: August 11, 2011 Date of arrival: July 25, 2011
Amazing!!! - This house was a breath of fresh air for myself along with 13 other woman ages 27-40 who stayed in this property for our annual all girls get away and everyone was pleased, excited and in aHH.. Of this Georgous property. This is were we will stay Everytime we visit Vegas, from the time we booked our reservation till the time of departure the staff was great! Thanks tony you rock!!!
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Helpful votes: 3 / 6
Review submitted: August 11, 2011 Date of arrival: August 8, 2011
Great stay and service - We had a fantastic reunion with 20 people at the Spanish Mansion. The kids loved the pool, hot tub, pool table...etc. There was plenty of room to hang out, or stay in a roomy suite for some privacy. The property manager was responsive and attended to every detail. The location was convenient - short drive to the strip. Highly recommended!
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Helpful votes: 4 / 4
Review submitted: July 26, 2011 Date of arrival: July 13, 2011
""Great stay at the Spanish Mansion" I spent 6 weeks living in the Spanish Mansion in Las Vegas and had a wonderful experience. The place has been fully renovated with flat screen Tv's in every room. It is comfortably furnished with nice beds and couches. The pool was really great to have and the diving board is a fun addition. The hot tub works great and can fit 4-8 people. The management was fantastic and anytime we called for a quick fix Tony would be over to take care of whatever we needed. The only drawback was the internet ended up being quite slow for our needs (online poker). Tony tried several ways to help us and we eventually found a stable solution. The house has a history of poor ownership and some damage but since Tony came in and completely renovated the house, that will become a thing of the past. The rooms are great, especially the two masters. Even the smallest room was fine and wasn't too cramped. The rooms converted from garages to bedrooms are almost indistinguishable from the others and the ventilation cools them nearly as well as the other rooms (just as well if you turn the thermostat down). Rooms being converted from garages is often a problem in Vegas due to the heat, but it is not a problem at all in this house. The pool table could stand to be leveled and the darts aren't anywhere near regulation height, but if these are my biggest complaints then the Spanish Mansion is obviously a success. I'd give it 4.5 stars, and 5 if it were a bit lower priced. " - Robert B., Bloomington, IN, 07/13/2011
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Helpful votes: 4 / 4
Review submitted: July 26, 2011 Date of arrival: July 17, 2011
Great House!! Everything was great about our experience. The reservation process, Tony called me back within 5 minutes, checking in, the cleaniness of the house, the pool,checking out. He was very acccommodating.Everything was great. We used it for a family reunion. I would highly recommend this house. We will use one of his properties again. Thanks Tony.
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Helpful votes: 3 / 3
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Legislature must take seriously efforts to improve state system
As the state legislative session for 2013 draws closer, one topic that will receive a lot of focus is that of education.
In fact, school system reform is imminent.
A newly created nine-member panel is scheduled to research ways to improve West Virginia's schools and recommend legislation accordingly.
Dave Perry, D-Fayette, a member of the House education committee, will be on the panel.
The panel was birthed from a massive audit of our state's education system.
The audit recommended more than 50 changes that will not only make educating our children more efficient, but will likely save taxpayers millions of dollars.
Assembling the panel was a great idea, because since the audit was released last January, there has been little action.
Having nine members that can review and convey the best and most appropriate action will be beneficial. Other delegates were expected to review the audit as well, but those members that come from education backgrounds will use these strengths to effect positive change.
We should not have to wait another year for education to improve.
There is no better building block for future success in West Virginia than to invest in our children and their education.
States cannot even think about approaching potential businesses to locate here, unless they have a sound education system that is showing positive results. It's one of the top things businesses look for — and rightly so. They want an intelligent and educated workforce.
Which works out in other positive ways for our state. With good-paying jobs located here, we keep our best and brightest at home. Our children and grandchildren don't have to move away for promising career options.
Taking education seriously in this legislative session is of the utmost importance.
Our hope is that much is accomplished with the politics, and who gets credit for positive legislation, set aside.
Our state's youth deserve that.


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CLOVER — Bailey Jackson knew the South Pointe Stallions would bring a potent offense to Blue Eagle Country last Friday, and his vision was right on the money.
South Pointe, one of the top teams in the Upstate and a legitimate contender for the 4A state championship, bolted to a 21-8 first-quarter lead and maintained a double-digit lead throughout the game. The Stallions won the game 56-44.
"South Pointe is one of the top teams in the state and a state championship contender," said Jackson after the game. "They are quick and fast."
Jackson lauded the CHS boys for staying within striking distance for much of the game. The Stallions began the fourth quarter leading 46-29 and hoping to put the game away.
A pair of free throws by Ladarius Adams cut into the lead, but South Pointe answered, expanding the lead to 50-33 midway through the final quarter.
Clover's Noah Lindsay went on a free throw shooting binge, and suddenly, the Blue Eagles were within 12 at 50-38. Later, Bryce Allen converted two technical free throws and South Pointe's lead was 54-44.
The Stallions made the final basket for the 12-point win.
Alex Thompson paced the scoring for Clover with 9 points. Allen finished with 7 points and Adams had 6.
"I was proud of the effort," said Jackson. "We cut the lead to 10 in the second half and had an opportunity to cut it to 8."
With the region entering its stretch run, Jackson said there are opportunities. "We could go 5-1, 4-2 or 6-0," he said. "You never know. As long as our kids are learning and giving great effort, I am happy."
The Blue Eagles make the trek to Nation Ford Friday to battle the Falcons, with game time set for 8 p.m. The girls' teams will get things started at 6:30 p.m.


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - A Knoxville-based business thrives on making house calls and their service is worth barking about.
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Today, she and her husband A.J. are keeping the tradition going.
"It was out of the family for about two years. Then my wife bought it back from that lady in '99 and started it back up again," A.J. said.
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My sister and our cousins recently got notice from an oil company that our grandparents had owned a small mineral interest up in Burke County, and that we need to get what they called personal representative deeds to transfer. Those minerals out of our grandparents' names in order for us to get any oil lease monies. We don't understand any of this, and need to know how to start.
That does sound as though it could be complicated. How would you advise them to start?
• Bring as much information as possible to an attorney to review, especially the notice from the oil company
• Sounded as though the grandchildren had no prior knowledge of these minerals
• I called the questioner and found out a bit more, and it definitely IS complicated
In what way? What did they tell you?
• First of all, the grandparents had six children
• Only two are still alive
• So it's not as simple as saying "we need a deed to get these interests out of your grandparents' names" - far from it
Why is that?
• It turns out that there were probate actions done for both grandparents when they died back in the 1980s
• But at that point the family apparently didn't know about these particular minerals
• So they weren't included in the probate transfers
• That's what the oil company says has to happen now, just as a starting point
Why is it just a starting point?
• One of the children - the father of the person who sent in the question - had been the personal representative in those two estates
• He has since died, and so has his wife, who would have been entitled to his share
• And since nobody knew about these small mineral interests, several things need to happen in two generations here
What sorts of things?
• Old estates can be reopened if new property is learned about
• But here, the personal representative of the grandparents' estates is deceased
• Of the other siblings, two sisters are still living
• One of them has been out of contact with the family for years, and is believed to be in a long-term care facility
• So the other sister will need to seek appointment from the court as a new personal representative for the grandparents' two separate estates
How would that be done?
• There are several potential approaches
• She could ask the court to reopen the grandparents' estates in what is called "subsequent administration," and ask the court to appoint her personal representative to at least get the minerals out of those two estates
• But there's even a problem with that approach
• The other living sister has an equal right under the probate laws to be appointed as the new personal representative
• The little bit of information we have seems to indicate that she's now incapacitated
• If so, she wouldn't be able to sign a waiver of her right to appointment
• That almost certainly means setting up an actual hearing date and trying to see if the sheriff in the county where her care facility may be can locate her to serve her with probate paperwork
• And no matter which of the three possible approaches are used, there will probably need to be publication of a notice of hearing, identifying all possible heirs and giving the legal description of the mineral interest
• That's to avoid other heirs potentially turning up later and trying to set aside what the court does now - you give notice in the Burke County newspaper
• Typically, nobody shows up to contest, but from what I'm finding in other cases, the judges are requiring the publication
That does sound complicated, and maybe expensive, but before we go on, you mentioned three possible approaches?
• Yes, and here I'm just talking about the grandparents' estates
• The first was to try to reopen the old 1980s probates, as I said
• Another might be a formal probate
• Perhaps unlikely because the original Wills are already in a court file back 30 or so years
• And to do any kind of probate, you need the original Will to present it for probate
• The third possibility is an intestacy action, but there you are declaring that there was no will, which really isn't true
• And all three methods are going to require publication
• And probably separate publication in the estates of both grandparents
• That doubles the publication costs just for those two people
And that's just in that first generation, correct? You said that some of their children had died in the meantime?
• Yes, that's a further complication
• Six children in all, two still living
• So six shares out of the grandparents' estates
• And although I want to check with a lawyer up in oil country, I believe the grandparents' minerals at this point would be required to be passed to the estates of the deceased children - four shares there - and one share to each of the two children who are still living
• But if I'm correct in the belief about the deceased children's estates needing to be either reopened, or probated in the first place, you're talking a minimum of four additional probates
• And probably publication of notice of hearing in all of those because I'm told they all died more than three years ago
• And there's at least one spouse who survived a deceased heir, and her estate would probably also need to be reopened or begun
So, potentially very complicated, as you said. Is there any simpler possibility?
• In some situations, oil companies have accepted a death certificate and something called an affidavit of heirship
• But in this case, it seems that the lawyer who examined the title is going to insist on actual probate deeds out of multiple estates to multiple heirs
• And I don't think they are going to budge on that issue
• So the family here simply needs to hope, I guess, that enough money will come from these oil leases to make all the expense and trouble worthwhile
• I do intend to check with some of the lawyers who practice up there to be sure there isn't something simpler that could be done, but on the face of it right now, it looks like two generations and multiple probates
• I'll try to report in a later segment if there is a simpler possibility
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Record drop in crime in Colchester town centre, thanks to following serial offenders (From Gazette)
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Record drop in crime in Colchester town centre, thanks to following serial offenders
5:50am Friday 10th January 2014 in News
CRIME in Colchester town centre has fallen to its lowest levels in three years.
The numer of incidents fell below 300 in November last year – the latest figures available – for the first time since monthly records were published in 2010.
Police are crediting an initiative which saw officers follow prolific offenders for the drop.
Chief Insp Richard Phillibrown, district commander for Colchester, said: "It is excellent to see the improvement.
"This has been achieved by some good work by the Safer Colchester Partnership and an uplift in police visibility.
"Operation Christmas Cracker was launched on November 11 and officers provided a significant presence in the town and built excellent relationships with the business community.
"This has enabled increased efficiency in identification and tracking of offenders in the town to prevent crimes occurring.
"I initially had a dedicated police officer presence in the town in August last year and, with these excellent results, that will continue in the new year."
Mr Phillibrown hopes the trend will continue, but admitted December is always an exceptionally busy month.
Figures for every recorded crime fell from October to November, with a particularly sharp dip in violent crime.
The total dropped from 429 to 289.
Tim Young, Colchester councilor responsible for community safety, said: "It is very pleasing but we have got to be careful.
These are just figures for one month.
"It is evidence of the excellent partnership working between the local authoirty and police.
"We are all having to work smarter given the cutbacks."
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creditcrunch2010 says...
These figures are for just one month! Comparing figures for one month is not a representative picture of crime in Colchester. I'm pretty sure if the number of robberies, violent attacks, gun crime, knife crime, rape and murders over the past 12-18months were included you would see a different picture.
9:42am Fri 10 Jan 14
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11:45am Fri 10 Jan 14
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4:06pm Fri 10 Jan 14
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4:09pm Fri 10 Jan 14
totallyfootball says...
Hamiltonandy wrote:Good point but to obvious for the authorities!
A pity those delinquents could not be tagged so they could be monitored at any time.
7:25pm Fri 10 Jan 14
25414nora says...
Since Chief Inspector Phillibrown took a hands-on involvement in Colchester's street culture, we have experienced a definite improvement 'not just in the town centre' but also in the housing estates, and suburbs. I have personally noticed that the doorway squatters and beggars have been removed from the town centre, also I have become aware the towns subways are well lit at night, security camera's operational, and the pill pushers have been moved on.
Groups of youngsters are monitored when congregating at night, and a higher profile police presence is evident.
There will always be room for even more improvement, but generally we should be proud and thankful for the efforts of the police and the ' safer Colchester partnership'..
5:27am Mon 13 Jan 14
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All_talk_no_action wrote:As for the post above me by Nora I could quote some expletives here. ******
massage those figures
Mr Phillibrown and the team is not clear in this report to the gazette and it smacks of he usual rhetoric from days of old of show boating and pandering to the afternoon tea club brigade!
Where do these reports leave people like me? I have a semi disabled teenage son partially brain damaged, who was assaulted last year, yet there is no evidence to issue warrants.
The file has been put on local intelligence reporting due to lack of evidence!
I agree with all talk above in the quote, we must the victims of further massaging figures.
This type of crime targeting looks good on paper but it does not get rid of the underlying problem.
There are criminals out there that have been getting away with serious crime for years, they are the precursor in underlying crime that carries on and cultivates further offences that is committed by more fellow criminals.
To target a specific sector using some quango style title similar to the Parking Safety Partnership, then hail it as a success, is rather insulting to those that have been exposed to serious life threatening offences.
We are not impressed and nor should the public be.
It will not last for long it never does, The Poisoned Parochial Chalice will return to Colchester as it always does.
Julie Campbell-Vencarto
6:02am Mon 13 Jan 14
Colossus* says...
What an utter load of c**P from the officer who posted this report to the gazette.
And as for Hyacinth Bucket sorry Nora don't worry you will be getting regular PCSO visits to protect your gnomes and flour beds.
There has been no divisional commander here for months why?
Does nobody want the job by any chance?
Mr Phillibrown has been doing a stand in job for the peeler's at lesser pay and rank!
To come on here and quote massaged figures like that which have targeted only a certain area of crime is nothing more than cynical manipulation of an already sore point!
Three years ago the gazette was riddled in reports of attacks in st botolphs eg kids kids getting there eyes half torn out.
The divisional boss did or said virtually nothing, then went on to promotion to another force with their husband who also got a plum posting too!!!
Crime in that area has now escalated into a violent gladiatorial extravaganza of near epidemic proportions, yet we are still being force fed this absolute tripe of mendacity:
Queue! the nanny state flag wavers in a moment who will want to put down my comments with the usual counters, which are always half baked and have no real content.
Are bl***dy lights are turned off at night in our development leaving us wide open for every wannabe Joker to come out and Riddle us with all and sundry miscreant behaviour, yet there will be no Caped Crusader to come to the rescue as my DVD will be bl***dy well stolen by then, coupled with a smashed in window.
I am sure there are Third Party Insurance issues here and the council could be brought to book over them soon?
My heart goes out to the poor woman above, I would want D**TH if that happened in my family!
I am surprised at the gazette for posting such B******T after the crap from Colchester Hospital for years on end.
Do you lot have no shame or do you just get sucked in to every piece of chip paper print reporting that is rammed down your throat.
Some years ago one of your own took a job in the Southway Joke Shop as the press PR Officer, after they where recruited by CID chums in the station.
The person did not last 5 minutes in there and went on to become a school teacher.
They must have been so enlightened with the work that it gave them a calling to go out and do something useful:
Do not worry Mr Phillibrown good move you will be promoted soon and we will still be getting are f*****g heads kicked, in as we walk past the bars in St Botolphs while you are enjoying the loads of money we pay you!
Please if you have think you have done well keep it to yourself.
We will know if this is the case, by the fact that we get home alive and breathing by the time we shut our front doors from a night out or a weekend shopping: NOT!!!!!
6:49pm Mon 13 Jan 14
25414nora says...
Name calling, writing insults, and using abusive words to try to make your point, does nothing to persuade readers to take anything you say seriously.
Good healthy debate can be educational, nothing in the rules says we all have to agree, but to be civil and have mutual respect costs nothing.
Clearly you believe Colchester is a den of inequity, and you have no faith in the efforts of the police, or the authorities to maintain law and order.
In answer to this, all I can say is...Good thing you don't live in Bradford, or Leeds, or many towns in the north east, the East end of London, Southall, Brixton, Try using a cash point in 'Brick lane' at night.. Compared to many towns Colchester is Utopia.
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So, yeah, they made a fourth one of these. You guys keeping seeing them, so they'll keep making 'em but as this point, the franchise is lagging both in number and financially behind Milla Jovovich's "Resident Evil" series (the fifth one is already filming). But since both are from Screen Gems, and still turn a profit, the studio probably doesn't care that much.
Anyway, in this woman-in-tight-clothing-sliding-on-the-floor movie, Kate Beckinsale makes a return to the series after sitting out the last installment. We're not sure what it's actually about, but it involves an epidemic, a cure, a hybrid child, werewolves and a gratuitous ass shot that in 3D will probably get the fanboys awkwardly shifting in their seats to hide their boners. This looks pretty fucking dreadful, like all the bad ideas they decided not to use for the last season of "True Blood" were tossed in here. Mans Marlind and Bjorn Stein—best known for the Julianne Moore and Jonathan Rhys-Meyers straight-to-DVD thriller "Shelter"—are tag-teaming in the director's chair and their style seems derived mostly from watching Paul W. S. Anderson movies and supercuts of Milla Jovovich action sequences.
"Underworld: Awakening" hits theaters on January 20, 2012. Watch below.
ComUND | November 3, 2011 9:56 AM
The trailer looks good it's going to be a real ride same aspects might look similar to some Resident Evil movies,but that movies look to saom movies too,my point is that people are running out of ideas so they had to make similar things.
Milla Jovovich is one of the best action heroines that are out there,but Kate Beckinsale is good in that too she might isn't cool like Milla but she knows how to be serious and look good in action although she is all the opposite in real life.
KitCon | November 2, 2011 8:04 AM
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Swimathon entry deadline on the horizon (From This is The West Country)
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12:00pm Saturday 15th February 2014 in News
THERE is still time to sign up to take part in a big charity swim next weekend.
The committee is busy putting the finishing touches to the 26th Soroptimist Swimathon at Taunton School on Saturday and Sunday, February 22 and 23.
So far, 76 teams have entered the event, which is raising funds for St Margaret's Hospice, The Albemarle Centre, North Taunton Partnership (Priorswood Community Centre) and the Josh Evans Trust Fund.
There are still a few slots available – to enter email email@example.com or phone 01823-423187 for an entry form.
People of all abilities can take part and it only takes an hour, with teams of six swimming in relay for 53 minutes. Entry is £8 per team.
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House passes CISPA in surprise vote
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During the Brewers' Saturday afternoon game against the Giants at San Francisco, their shortstop Alex Gonzalez made a hard slide in the second inning and was injured. Brewers beat writer Tom Haudricourt describes what happened:
The Brewers are having one of the worst injury-filled road trips I can remember. After Alex Gonzalez singles in a run, he steals second but turns his right ankle badly on the bag and has to be helped off the field. Either a bad ankle or knee injury, it appeared. Stay tuned.
It's the fourth consecutive game in which a Brewers player exited with an injury -- Mat Gamel (ACL tear), Ryan Braun (inflamed Achilles tendon), Carlos Gomez (hamstring strain) and now Gonzalez.
It turned out to be a knee:
The Brewers just announced that shortstop Alex Gonzalez has a right knee injury, the result of that hard slide into second base in the second inning. Gonzalez is going for an MRI, which means there is a suspicion of a structural injury. Doesn't sound good for player or club.
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Colchester man set to face court in connection with robbery at pub (From Essex County Standard)
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10:21am Wednesday 16th April 2014 in News
A Colchester man is due to appear in court later today after he was charged with a number of personal robberies in a mid-Essex village.
Two masked men walked into The Sun Public House on Feering Hill in Feering shortly after 10.30pm on Monday and threatened customers with violence while wielding knives.
However, they ran away from the scene, fleeing empty-handed.
Craig Winskill was arrested a short distance away a short time afterwards and he has now been charged with five counts of robbery, relating to stealing items with force from people inside the public house.
The 24-year-old unemployed man of New Park Street in Colchester has been detained in police custody prior to his appearance at Colchester Magistrates Court today.
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Crews tell us the house had too much smoke and water damage for anyone to stay in the home. A barbecue may be to blame for the cause.


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Ryan Jackson's pinch-hit sacrifice fly in the tenth inning gave the Memphis Redbirds a 2-1 walk-off victory over the Tucson Padres Thursday at AutoZone Park.
Justin Christian started the tenth inning with an infield single and later scored on Jackson's sacrifice fly to seal the victory for the Redbirds. The Padres are now 6-4 in extra-inning contests this season and remain two games back of first place in the Southern Division.
The Memphis bullpen didn't allow any runs and surrendered only one hit in the final five innings, including two scoreless frames from Sam Freeman, who earned his sixth win of the season. Brad Boxberger was charged with his fourth loss for Tucson.
Tucson went ahead 1-0 in the top of the first on Brandon Allen's two-out RBI single. After Matt Andriese held the Redbirds scoreless for the first five innings of the game, Kolten Wong's RBI single in the sixth knotted the score at one.
Memphis had an opportunity to take the lead later that inning on a potential sacrifice fly from Jamie Romak, but Allen threw out Jermaine Curtis trying to score from third.
Andriese went eight innings, scattering six hits, no walks and one run. The right-hander threw 92 pitches and had four strikeouts.
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The ideal expedition mosquito net shaped like a ridge tent and with black mesh which hides dirt and improves visibility from the inside whilst making it less obvious from the outside. With a choice of two or three hanging points this net can be suspended from trees or hung between vehicles. It has a 6" toughened skirt with base points to keep it in place. With mesh that exceeds the World Health Organisation's specification for quality, and pre-treated with EX8 anti-mosquito treatment, you can rest in comfort after your days exploring. If you've chosen to go travelling to remote and far flung places and don't know quite where you'll be sleeping each night then this net is for you. If you get the occasional luxury of a night in a hotel then the combination of cord and multiple hanging points will allow you to set the net up indoors too.
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University connects fifth graders to business world
By Kim Chaudoin on 10/17/2012
Fifth graders at Lipscomb Academy are gearing up to run a town for a day, complete with a mayor, CEO of a bank, reporters, a disc jockey, lawyers and other citizens.
This town is unlike others across the country, but has all of the challenges and hustle-and-bustle of a typical city. These students are planning for the opportunity to visit JA BizTown in Nashville, where each day young people experience the responsibilities and opportunities of citizenship in a free enterprise system.
JA BizTown, Junior Achievement's elementary capstone program, helps young people discover, investigate and become productive citizens in a life-size replica of a real town. The students operate the stores, bank, radio station, restaurant, newspaper, realty office, TV station and city hall—all outfitted with modern office equipment and business supplies. During the JA BizTown experience, students learn first-hand what it takes to create a business, run a newspaper, supervise employees and hold elected office, as well as personally earn and manage money.
For the past few weeks, Lipscomb Academy teachers have been preparing the fifth graders to successfully run the town through a variety of social studies, math, language arts, government and economics lessons.
"The students have learned a lot of life skills, like how to write checks, balance their check books, work as a team and a lot of other things. They've also learned how to look professional, how to shake someone's hand properly and other skills that they will need to have as they get older," said Jill Knott, Lipscomb Academy fifth grade math teacher.
Fifth-grade language arts teacher Jane Thomas agrees.
"This is a great time to teach them these skills and to instill in them good financial practices. This experience also teaches them a lot about where taxes go and how businesses operate," she said.
To prepare to run JA BizTown, students had to fill out applications and be interviewed for specific jobs in businesses in the town. As part of the University Connection program with Lipscomb University, professors from the College of Business and the College of Professional Studies along with other faculty and staff conducted job interviews with the students on Wed., Oct. 10.
Leanne Smith, assistant professor of management, visited the fifth grade classes before the interview day to give students tips on interviewing and to help them work on their skills.
Randy Spivey, academic director of the Institute for Law, Justice & Society, helped conduct student interviews. He said he encouraged them to be themselves in the interview process.
"It was a good exercise for them to practice being comfortable being themselves. They were able to practice being themselves and not putting on a façade in a conversation with adults," said Spivey. "They did a really good job with the interview process. It was interesting to see the different personalities of the students emerge during the interview."
Students said they were a apprehensive about the interview process.
"This was my first time to be interviewed and I was nervous," said fifth-grader Juliana Bob. "But, I enjoyed it."
Student Taylor Caldwell, who interviewed for a CEO position, said the interviewer was "really nice," but that the interview was "nerve-wracking."
"It's hard to talk about yourself sometimes," said student Jacob Deeb, who applied for the disc jockey job in BizTown.
Amy Kim said she learned that she needs to work on her speaking skills during the interview process.
"I was sort of nervous about the interview," said the fifth-grader. "When I answered some questions I used a lot of 'like' and 'um." It was hard not to use those words."
Charla Long, dean of the College of Professional Studies and university liaison to Lipscomb Academy's fifth grade classes, helped organize the university's involvement in the BizTown project.
"This is a great opportunity to connect the fifth grade classes to the university. What I try to do is to help supplement the curriculum with additional resources that the university has to offer," said Long.
Fifth graders will travel to the BizTown location near the Lipscomb campus on Oct. 24 to work in the jobs they have been "hired" to fill and to run the town for a day.


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- STEM Ambassador Teacher Networking twilight session
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Before anyone starts thinking a head-coaching change is coming soon, that's not the case according to both Southern Miss Athletics Director Jeff Hammond and university Interim President Aubrey Lucus. Hammond, addressing an increasingly angry and anxious fan base, took to Facebook earlier this week, stating, "I am well aware losing negatively impacts everyone...family, players, coaches, friends, fans, students faculty, staff local community and more. I respectfully ask for your continued support for our team, both coaches and players.
He also added, "We are evaluating all aspects of our football program. To sustain our current direction is unacceptable. We will get our program back." He elaborated on his Facebook comments on Thursday, saying he wasn't condemning anyone. Rather, 0-7 would be unacceptable at any program.
Lucus, meanwhile, says any firings or buy out options are not on the table.
It's hard to imagine so many Golden Eagle fans would be clamoring for a coaching change before the 2012 campaign even ended.
In 2011 Larry Fedora lead the Golden Eagles to their best season in school history; 12 and 2, a Conference USA championship win over Houston, and a win in the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl. With five weeks to go in 2012, Ellis Johnson's Golden Eagles are one of only two teams in the country without a win.
Which begs the question...what happened??
Rewind to Dec. 8 of 2011.
Before the team left for Hawaii, Fedora ended speculation by announcing he was leaving Hattiesburg to become the head coach at the University of North Carolina. The very same day, reports were confirmed that Richard Giannini, the school's 12-year athletics director, would step down. From that point, Hammond, then associate athletics director, assumed Gianini's role on an interim basis.
Two weeks later, the university announced they found their man. On Dec. 20, President Martha Saunders introduced Johnson as the top choice to become head football coach.
Fast forward four months later, Saunders announced she was stepping down after five years. In June, Lucas removed interim from Hammond's title, and signed him to a one-year contract.
Now in 2012, and sitting an 0-7, many Southern Miss fans are taking to social media and other outlets demanding a coaching change be made. If that were to happen, it would come at no small cost. Ten days prior to the season-opener at Nebraska Johnson signed his 4-year contract, which states to buy him out would cost the university $700,000 a year. In total, it would cost Southern Miss $2.1 million to buy Johnson out after the conclusion of the 2012 season.
Still, on Facebook, fans have started the "Fire Ellis Johnson" page, which 1,156 users now "like." On Twitter, you'll find a hashtag of the same name, and even a website has been created. While Johnson hopes for more fan support, he's not worrying about things he can't control.
"As a coach, you want your fan base to be supportive, you want them to be excited, you want them to be behind the football team," he said the Monday after his team fell to Marshall 59-24 on Homecoming weekend, "There's only so much you can do to control that.
"What we have to do is play well, and the ones that want to see a good football team will come back."
With over 39 years of coaching experience under his belt, Johnson also said this season is not new territory for him. "This is the ninth time I've done this; come into a program with a total new staff and new system," he said, "So this thing is not some strange journey for me, and I've been through two of them that were heck of a lot worse than this."
0-7 may be unfamiliar territory for fans, but it's not uncharted. In 1976, Bobby Collins began his career 0-9, and starting in 1991 Jeff Bower lost seven games in two of his first three seasons. If winning heals all wounds, fans are hoping the healing process starts soon, considering the streak of 18 straight winning seasons and 10 straight bowl games is now over.
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Real Benefits of Super Aloe Vera Juice
Posted on May 27, 2014 | By Caryna Christijanty | Leave a response
The moment you hear about super aloe vera juice, you may think that there is nothing special about it. Let's face it, aloe vera is not very popular but for those who have used a number of natural remedies, aloe vera is a very popular choice. What do you know about aloe gel? Aloe gel has been used widely mostly in the tropical form to promote healing in bedsores; soothe a sunburn and many more. While aloe gel is quite popular, another popular form which is expected to gain more and more popularity is the super aloe vera juice. What is it? Here, you are going to learn a number of health benefits offered by aloe vera and how you can double your effort in maintaining a healthier lifestyle using aloe vera.
What is Super Aloe Vera Juice?
Super aloe vera juice has gained a quite reputable reputation as another form of aloe vera which has many advantages. If this is your first time hearing such a name and you wonder what kind of advantages you can get, read the rest of this post.
Aloe Vera Juice to Alkalize Your Body
Sometimes, foods that we eat can also contain the high amount of acidic and alkaline. Our body will maintain a balance between these two substances, alkaline and acidic. This is when super juice aloe vera comes in handy. By consuming this juice, it helps your body minimize any side effects caused by the acidic stuff that we often consume. In other word, this juice works by alkalizing our organism.
Removing Toxins in Our Body
Secondly, by consuming this juice, it also helps our body remove any toxins. You know that by consuming this juice, any toxins that you exist in your body will be discarded rather than remaining in the body.
Maintain Our Immune System for Staying Fit
Having a good immune system is the key for a healthier body and do you know that this juice can also improve your immune system? Yes, the reason why this juice can increase our immune system is because it produces anti oxidants which will fight against free radicals and helps our body produce macrophages.
Lose Some Amount of Calories the Easy Way
This is very surprising that super aloe vera juice can also help us lose weight. If you have been trying several methods for losing weight but are afraid with any negative side effects, this time you can expect this juice to do wonder. Of course, this is an overnight solution, it boosts any diet plans or exercises that you have done and promote the result faster.
It Can Lower Our Cholesterol
Studies have shown that drinking aloe vera can also lower our cholesterol thus it can promote a healthier body at the same time. Overall, with all of these benefits you can get, there is no reason not to consider super aloe vera juice on your daily menu, it has no side effects and the best part is, it has many health advantages.
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STFU T-shirt
We all know what it means, but just to clarify, SHUT THE F*#K UP! Send a clear message to the ignorance that surrounds you. Are we prejudice? Yes, we have a distinct, somewhat arrogant, dislike of stupid people, and this t-shirt is a succinct way of expressing that.


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METHUEN — Drivers on Interstate 495 north have been caught in a traffic jam early this evening, as a crash caused havoc during rush hour.
A crash at the junction of Route 110 and I-495 in Methuen brought traffic to as near halt and also caused slowdowns on highway ramps in the area as drivers tried to get off I-495. State police said the crash was relatively minor, but it did cause a huge backup shortly atfer 5 p.m.
State police said one person was taken to the hospital. No other information on that person's condition was available.Two cars involved in the accident had to be towed from the scene, according to State Police Trooper Timothy Leeman.
Watch eagletribune.com for updates. A complete report will appear in tomorrow's Eagle-Tribune.


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Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aime Does the Ice Bucket Challenge
The head of Nintendo of America and some of his executive staff take the ALS Association's Ice Bucket Challenge in front of the whole company, with Mario in attendance.
The head of Nintendo of America and some of his executive staff take the ALS Association's Ice Bucket Challenge in front of the whole company, with Mario in attendance.
Country music's football pedigree dates back almost 70 years, when one country legend first strapped on his maskless leather helmet to toss the pigskin around.
September's big Xbox One update has arrived early, bringing external storage capabilities, an MKV-capable media player (yarrr!) and all sorts of other UI changes.
Jason Aldean's 'Burnin' It Down' video will certainly steam up a few computer screens. A few key words to tempt you? Bathtub, candles and a gorgeous lady.
Halo: Reach and Super Time Force are just two of the stellar games Xbox Live subscribers can get for free during September.
We've never seen an Eagle fly like this NFL Blitz-like launch which happened during Madden NFL 15.
A new gameplay trailer for Capcom's epic free-to-play fantasy game Deep Down has launched ahead of the Tokyo Game Show, showing off some more of the amazing looking game in action. However, this new trailer has come with a cost: the beta test has been delayed to 2015.
Logan Mize's latest music video is proof to fans that the singer knows how to throw a good party.
Aug. 30 marks a big anniversary for Kenny Chesney. It was on that date, 17 years ago, that the Tennessee native reached a career turning point with 'She's Got It All,' from his fourth album, 'I Will Stand.' The song became his first No. 1 Billboard hit on Aug. 30, 1997.
We have learned some interesting new details about Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions, which marks Sierra's return to gaming.
The time has come yet again to welcome some new additions to Netflix Instant, which means even more options to add to queue -- and even more hours of endless browsing and indecision, if you're anything like most of us. There's tons of great stuff coming to the service this month, so read on for our guide to the newest releases hitting Netflix Instant this September.
Prepare to have your world rocked: Hello Kitty--the popular cartoon character with whiskers and triangle shaped cat ears--isn't a cat. What the meow?


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NATIONAL CITY (CNS) - Authorities asked the public Wednesday for help in finding two brothers who allegedly gunned down an acquaintance at a South Bay shopping center.
Henry Paul Castro, 49, and 48-year-old Manuel Joseph Castro are wanted on suspicion of murder in the death of Jesus Pena, 43, according to police.
Patrol officers responding to numerous 911 calls about gunfire early on the evening of March 23 found Pena mortally wounded in a parking lot in the 1500 block of Sweetwater Road in National City. Medics took the victim to UCSD Medical Center in San Diego, where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival.
The assailants fled the scene of the shooting in a white-and-orange older-model pickup truck. Police found the vehicle abandoned this week and impounded it as evidence, Sgt. Matt Smith said.
The sergeant declined to discuss what might have motivated the slaying or how the victim and suspects knew each other, citing concerns about compromising the ongoing investigation.
Anyone with any information about the case was asked to call NCPD communications at (619) 336-4411, ext. 0.


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Recessed Multimedia Wall Plate
This specially designed wall plate is perfect when pre–terminated cables are routed through the wall, or when large numbers of cables make termination at the wall plate impractical. Recessed opening directs cables at a 90º angle, without protruding, allowing equipment to be placed close to the wall. The recessed commercial grade AC receptacle allows connection of large AC plugs, without protruding from the wall.
This unit looks great in place and functions even better. The recessed outlet allows us to keep flat panels close to the wall without putting that nasty sharp 90 degree bend in the power cable. We typically utilize this in conjunction with the 50-8802 pass-thru plate and the 50-7985 wall mount.
This little baby does the trick when mounting a flat panel! Easy installation and quality materials!
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28-17015 - Single Gang PVC New Work Electrical Box
Designed for installing electrical outlets and switches in new construction applications, these boxes are perfect for all aspects of home theater, security, data comm, telecom and CATV/satellite installation. 23/4" depth is suitable for most co...
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Designed for installing electrical outlets and switches into existing walls and ceilings, these boxes are perfect for all aspects of home theater, security, data comm, telecom and CATV/satellite installation. #28-17035 is standard 23/4" depth...
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Complete kit includes everything needed to transmit infrared signal to up to four components located behind closet doors, in equipment racks or another room. The kit includes a single target, connecting hub, power supply and four emit...
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WINSOR & NEWTON-Galeria Acrylic Color. Galeria Acrylic Color is a high quality acrylic which delivers professional results and is ideal for artists who want good quality color at an affordable price. All of the colors in the Galeria acrylic range offer a wide spectrum of pigment characteristics to choose from as well as excellent brilliance of color; strong brush stroke retention; clean color mixing and high performance. Galeria has a smooth; free- flowing consistency making it easy for the artist to use and mix; while maintaining its body. This package contains one 60mL tube of Galeria Acrylic Color. Available in a wide variety of colors and shades: each sold separately. Conforms to ASTM D4236. Imported.