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Regarding a recent article in The Signal ("Schools turn to parents," Oct. 4), another very astute and profound article by Tammy Marashlian.
Experiencing God
After Santa Clarita incorporated as a city in 1987, the new City Council's first job was to create a general plan.
I am very concerned about how some banks charge for checks, especially when you are a senior person. Some of these banks give you free checking, but a few do not do this. I think this is nice when you can get checks free; it helps seniors.
The California Reinvestment Coalition applauds Bank of America's decision to halt foreclosure sales in all 50 states.
LOS ANGELES -- KCET announced today that it will become the largest independent public television station in the United States effective Jan. 1, 2011.
Another suspected drug dealer is behind bars thanks to the proactive efforts of special assignment deputies focusing specifically on drug and gang intervention and suppression efforts in Santa Clarita.
College of the Canyons will hold its 21st annual Holiday Arts and Crafts Fair Saturday and Sunday Nov. 6-7. As in years past, the event will be held at the Valencia campus' parking lot 8, located adjacent to Cougar Stadium, off Valencia Boulevard.
Here are the results of The-Signal.com's latest Reader Meter poll.
Hart High School Completes Modernization Project
On Wednesday, Oct. 6, the city of Santa Clarita utilized a new communications service provider, Nixle Community Information Service, to send important, valuable community information directly to residents using the latest technology.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY - The Board of Supervisors approved $2.5 million in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Justice to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for its forensic DNA backlog reduction program, according to Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich.
$1.5 million will be used to improve the Department's DNA Program by reducing forensic DNA backlog, improving the capacity for DNA analysis and crime lab infrastructure.
A benefit concert featuring popular '80s artists performing the biggest hits of their era, including Boys Don't Cry, Terri Nunn & Berlin, The Motels and Roy Hay from Culture Club, opens at the Fred Kavli Theatre in the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza on Friday, Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m.
The Valley Industrial Association of Santa Clarita Valley will host its monthly business luncheon at Valencia Country Club on Tuesday, Oct. 19 at 11:45 a.m.
Whether they're new to the community, longtime residents or slowly establishing local roots, three Facey Medical Group doctors share why they are proud to live and work in the Santa Clarita Valley.
Always his passion to work with people in a healthcare related field, Moazzem H. Chowdhury decided when he was young that working as a pharmacist would give him the most direct ties to the community he wanted to serve.
With 22 years in practice, Dr. Linda Chenaur is creating a new standard for helping people in the community solve their back pain problems.
One patient was wheeled down the hallway, stable after an open-heart surgery.
It is my honor to serve as your councilwoman. I am available full-time and every-day – responding to your concerns – bringing fresh, new ideas to ensure that our city continues to provide the high quality of life we demand.
Scott and Vanessa Wilk have made Santa Clarita Valley their home for nearly 25 years, and last year, he was honored to be elected to the 38th Assembly District.
Moazzem Chowdhury has lived in the United States for over 25 years and the city of Santa Clarita has been his home for over 20 years. Moazzem, Jeenat, his wife of 30 years, and his son and daughter all consider themselves blessed to live here.
Dear Santa Clarita friends and neighbors,
My wife Pamela and I moved to Santa Clarita in 1965. We raised two children and have five gorgeous grandchildren. Four generations of our family live in Santa Clarita.
This summer, the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the third annual Patriot Luncheon on July 11 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich will address the Santa Clarita Valley business and community leaders on May 1 at the fifth annual State of the County Luncheon.
We all know that perception often influences our decisions, yet we catch ourselves and become reminded that what we perceive isn't always what's really going on. With the constant barrage of information available in today's 24/7 world, it's important to not get caught up in the day-to-day market volatility and news headlines. That daily hype doesn't always dovetail with what Wells Fargo Advisors top strategists are observing in the financial marketplace.
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With everything from nationally ranked academic programs to effective career education opportunities and college placement services, Hart district students are afforded every opportunity to excel in an increasingly competitive academic environment.
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VAN ALSTYNE -- A Van Alstyne man denies claims he threw nails in the driveway of a home owned by a law enforcement officer and he says he wants to prove it in court.
The attorney for Rory Hogenson says the trooper arrested Hogenson for DWI in 2011.
He has since pleaded guilty but says he did not commit the more serious crimes of which he's now accused.
Rory Hogenson is accused of stalking and retaliation against a Texas state trooper, charges his attorney Matt Hamilton disputes.
"For some reason, they started targeting my client," Hamilton said.
Hamilton says a surveillance camera was installed above the street in front of the trooper's home when nails began showing up in his driveway in 2012.
He says days of DVD recordings show plenty of people passing by, including Hogenson, who was arrested in May 2013.
"It's been a complete shake up for him," Hamilton said.
But now, the Van Alstyne police officer who arrested and investigated the case is no longer with department.
In fact, he's no longer in the United States and Hamilton says his absence is holding up Hogenson's case.
"Mr. Hogenson is being accused. He can't get a job. He can't apply for any places because he has a felony obstruction and stalking case hanging over his head," Hamilton said.
The Van Alsytne Police Department says the officer quit on good terms. We're told he's now in Haiti working a security job for a private contractor.
Hamilton says that's caused three trial dates for Hogenson to be postponed.
But Grayson County District Attorney Joe Brown says delays in court cases are common.
"He has to wait in line just like everybody else, and this is what happens when you commit a crime. It's part of the process and he's not waiting much longer than anybody else," Brown said.
Brown says the former officer is a necessary witness in their case and that his office has been in contact with him mostly through email.
"He's working on trying to get here and so this case may not be at the top of his priority list for his employer," Brown said.
Brown says his office is trying to coordinate schedules with the former officer to figure out a time he can return to the U.S. to testify.
Until then, Hamilton says his clients' livelihood is on the line as he waits for his day in court. Hogenson's most recent trial date was Monday.
Hamilton says the judge gave prosecutors nine days to set a new trial date.
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To this date the ONLY real benefit is that it increases appetite markedly. This makes it valuable for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.
The drugs really make people nauseous and the marijuana helps with their ability to eat.
This is the only Medical condition that it is acceptable for.
All this "I got a marijuana license because of stress" nonsense is exactly that-Nonsense.
We all have stress. We relax our selves through meditation, music, dishing with your best friend, or what ever that doesn't involve putting harmful chemicals into your body.
Yes. Marijuana has far more dangerous chemicals than cigarettes and the body wide detrimental (proven) effects far out way the psycho high you get from it.
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China is an amazing political and economic entity. Watching it is fascinating.
Is it slowing? How much? Is it a lot? Is it a lot more than even the pessimists think? Is the Chinese banking system looking at a "black hole moment"? Can the banks be bailed out by the Chinese central bank without setting off a worldwide economic wildfire? No one knows the answer to these questions, including the powers that be in China.


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Texas woman is suing Facebook over a fake profile.
Pickens police are looking for the man they say robbed the Walmart store in town at gunpoint Tuesday, while wearing a fake beard, suit and tie.
Police said the robbery happened about 10:40 p.m. at the Gentry Memorial Highway store.
The man walked in, pointed a pistol at the cashier and demanded money, according to police.
They said he was wearing a gray suit, hat and dress shoes and had a fake beard glued to his face. He was described as 6'3" tall and weighed about 240 pounds.
Police said they believe he had two women with him who were waiting for him up the road.
Anyone who can identify him is asked to call the Pickens City Police Department at 864-878-6366 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-442-CRIME.
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Art therapist Jennifer Leach has organized a community art project with the children from the Shelby Park Community Center. They have created a 100-link decorative chain entitled "Working Together." Small portions of the chain are being displayed this week through Saturday, July 21 at 11 local businesses and organizations. By the end of next week, the entire 100-link chain will be displayed at the Shelby Park Community Center.
Shelby Park Community Center, 600 E. Oak St; Galerie Hertz, 1253 S. Preston St.; DJ Bargain Box, 1155 S. Shelby St.; Smoketown USA, 1153 Logan St.; Lynn's Paradise Café, 984 Barret Ave.; Dages Paint, 1140 E. Oak St.; The 930 Art Center, 930 Mary St.; Quills Coffee, 930 Baxter Ave.; Wild and Woolly Video, 1021 Bardstown Rd.; Preston Arts Center, 3048 Bardstown Rd.; The Highlands-Shelby Park Library, 1250 Bardstown Rd., Suite 4


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ok mirror, here's the deal. we've had a pretty good run together. you're always quite respectful, totally honest, and you always know when we've got something in our teeth. so we really want to make sure that you appreciate this compliment. we think your frame is picturesque, and you've got a lovely reflection. now we have one favour to ask. do you think you could learn to talk? our fairytale dream is for you to let us know the next time we walk out of the house with our skirt tucked into our underwear. this morning was a little embarrassing.
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1) I just found out Peter O'Toole passed away on Saturday. Damn it all. One of the best actors to never win an award for deserved performances - Laurence of Arabia, Lion In Winter, even My Favorite Year (you know how rare it is for comedic performances to get the honor?). I heard he was great in Stunt Man, I need to go rent that someday.
Meanwhile, there a damn screw in my tire (does AAA come out for tire repair?), I only got a handful of Christmas presents taken care of today, the movie showing of The Hobbit 2: Electric Boogaloo was marred by a trio of pre-teen gigglers kicking at the chair next to me, and (last part removed because it was a little TOO much information, okay).
Among all this, the Bucs getting their butts stomped by the 49ers isn't even worth much consideration, other than the fact this is further proof that the team needs to FIRE SCHIANO.
2) Kinda knew for the Bucs coming into this game was going to face a tough defense in the 49ers, and that was no surprise from what I'm seeing from the stat charts. (I did not watch this game save for the Third Quarter: I had other priorities) The Bucs' drives for much of the First half went almost NOWHERE: only one sustained drive for much of it until the 2-minute drill giving Tampa a touchdown before the halftime whistle. Almost no rushing yards against the Niners. Meanwhile, San Fran's offense was consistent at least, getting 22 first downs compared to Tampa's 13, and doing well gaining rushing yards (187 total) against what is usually a decent rush defense for Tampa.
2a) Most telling stat of the First Half: Bucs had ZERO third down conversions. It was a telling stat for the whole game that they only garnered ONE. That does not equate into decent offense and decent scoring chances.
2b) If there was anything of interest about the First Half, it looks as though the Bucs committed no penalties during any drives that half-hour. Seriously?
3) The part of the game I watched was the Third Quarter, when I saw one of the craziest plays this year: 49ers throw play, toss down the sideline to WR Davis who's being covered by LB Lavonte David. David bats it in the air, then it falls right into his hands as he collapses to the ground. It's a legit Interception, and he gets up before Davis can tag him down. He goes racing down the sidelines, then gets held up by a fellow Buc player who tells him there's a flag on the play... but the refs still don't blow a whistle, so David shrugs him off and keep racing down the sidelines while only one 49er player sticks to the play and tries to knock him out. David collapses winded in the end zone... and of course the damn thing gets called back because GERALD MCCOY of all people was flagged for offsides. McCoy! HOW COULD YOU...!
4) I didn't see this play but heard it on the radio driving home before the screw in my tire made it go totally flat: after a field goal makes the score 23-14, the Bucs try for a razzle-dazzle kickoff return with Page running it out... and then trying a handoff reverse to Shepherd only to have those two fumble the attempt. It bounces straight to a 49er player who returns it untouched to the end zone for a 30-14 lead. Talk about a deflated tire. At that point (4 minutes left in the 4th) there was pretty much no way the Bucs would mount an upset. I am pretty sure that was an attempt by the coaches to inspire the men and stir the crowd, but such a risky play at that point in the game... and this point in the season... smacked of desperation.
5) In other NFL news, the Bucs might not hold onto 3rd place after all: Atlanta Falcons actually found a way to win today. Then again, it WAS against Washington...
5a) At this moment, the St. Louis Rams are BEATING THE SAINTS?! ...part of me is hoping this means the Rams are gonna
beat the Bucs next week, uh beat Schiano next week (I wanna root for the players, but dammit I want Schiano gone).
5b) I think the Texans pretty much locked up the top overall pick right about now.
5c) I'm kinda rooting for the Raiders and the Titans right now, just so the Bucs' draft position improves a bit. That doesn't make me a bad person, does it?
6) In other news, I really need to find out if AAA handles flat tires.
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DURHAM — Tory Nelson, 21, faces trial this week in the 2007 slaying of an 89-year-old church deacon.
Authorities say Nelson broke into Charles Davis' home in rural northeastern Durham County, stabbedDavis and drove off in his 1993 Buick Century on the night of Sept. 26, 2007. The car, worth about $2,000, was the only property taken from the home.
Davis' body was discovered that evening when his brother-in-law, James Taylor, brought Davis' wife, Sallie, home from dialysis treatment after Davis failed to come for her.
Taylor saw Davis' body lying in the living room as he brought his sister in her wheelchair into the ransacked home.
A witness reported seeing Davis' missing car about an hour before authorities learned of the killing and suspected who was behind the wheel, according to a search warrant.
As the trial opened Tuesday, deputies testified they caught Nelson and an accomplice about 7 the morning after the slaying.
Cpl. J.P. Carden said officers were on the lookout for Davis' white Buick when Carden passed a car like that on East Club Boulevard.
"The driver turned his head and looked at me and just gave me this big-eyed look," Carden said.
The corporal chased the car down a dead-end street, where he said he saw the empty car and two men running through the woods toward East Club and East Geer streets. That's where Deputy Alex Champagne stopped them.
Nelson's alleged accomplice, Stephon Hinton, 19, has pleaded guilty to possession of a stolen motor vehicle in exchange for testifying against Nelson. In the plea arrangement, the district attorney's office dismissed charges of murder, vehicle theft, breaking and entering and armed robbery.
Hinton faces a maximum of 2-1/2 years in prison for the crime, but he won't be sentenced until after he testifies.
Investigators suspect more than two were involved, but only Hinton and Nelson were charged.
Davis' family members and church members crowded the small courtroom Tuesday. A World War II veteran, Davis was known for his gardening and his peaceful, happy attitude.
Pastor James Freeman, who worked with Davis at the Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church, said some church members couldn't bear to relive the crime after so many years.
"They're just kind of disgusted," he said outside the courtroom. "It just brings back so many memories."
Freeman said Davis lived less than a mile from the church, as do many of the church's 200 members.
Nelson and Hinton were also neighbors whom Davis fed and invited into his home.
"He took care of 'em, gave 'em money," Freeman said.
The trial is expected to last at least into next week.
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News: Kat Stacks Accuses Soulja Boy Of Being A "Coke" Head, "That's Why He Can't F*ck Me Right" [Video]
Tuesday, Aug 24, 2010 10:40PM
Self-proclaimed groupie Kat Stacks has released new footage of her and rapper Soulja Boy Tell Em romancing together in a Georgia hotel.
In the footage, Stacks claims the 20 year-old is addicted to cocaine and blasted his sex skills.
"What up y'all, this Kat Stacks b*tch," Stacks said in a bathrobe recording herself. "Can't really speak loud right now because Soulja Boy's in the shower. Anyway though, I'm here at the motherf*cking hotel, at the Intercontinental Buckhead in Atlanta right across the street from Soulja Boy's condo. Anyway, I been here kicking it with this motherf*cker. Yo, this motherf*cker is a motherf*cking coke head. This motherf*cker's been doing dope all motherf*cking day. That's why n*gga can't f*ck me right. I f*cked this n*gga three times. The first two times he came in five seconds, the third time he couldn't get hard and the n*gga still came. This n*gga's a motherf*cking coke head yo. Yo, check this out yo. Look at this sh*t man, this n*gga's a motherf*cking coke head yo. It's funny as h*ll." (World Star Hip Hop)
Stacks has also been re-tweeting her fans' reactions to the footage.
"RT @freddyo @iHateKatStacks OMG I just saw yo video with soulJa Boi .. you got me lost for words.. >> lol shit happens," she tweeted Tuesday (August 24).
"RT @TaraShanika_WM i gotta give @iHateKatStacks her props for this @SouljaBoy video!!! wooooooow dont fuck wit a real b*tch #thatisall"
"Aye @souljaBoy had them 60 dolla tony montana lines lined up in that lil video i need 2 be his supplier." (Kat Stacks' Twitter)
In a new feature with XXL Magazine, Stacks discussed her recent rise in fame from exposing rappers.
"When I first made the Internet blog, I regretted it, because everybody stopped talking to me," Stacks revealed in the interview. "But as I got bigger in time, bigger names and muthaf*ckas in the game, they all started getting at me. It just upgraded my career. Now I don't gotta go work. I don't gotta do sh*t. All I gotta do is show up at a [club] and get paid [for appearances] I don't regret it anymore. The first time I did it, I was like, 'D*mn, why the f*ck I did this sh*t? Because I was drunk? Just to embarrass muthaf*ckas?' I didn't expect to get money out of it. Now these muthaf*ckas keep f*ckin' with me, so I'm gonna continue to do Kat Stacks." (The 305)
After denying involvement with having Stacks physically attacked a few months ago, rapper Bow Wow shared some words of encouragement for the Internet starlet.
"Of course I had no involvement with it," he promised in an interview. "It's so far fetched for me. Come on, man, everybody knows I make records for girls...I'm not an evil person. I don't condone violence. That's just the type of person I am. I just feel like, if anything, positivity is always the way out. So I think that maybe if she humbles herself a lil more and be positive and go about things differently, then hopefully she'll be alright...but that's not my style. I don't put hits on people, I'm in the music business...if I wanted to fight, I'd be in the MMA." (XXL Mag)
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Marcus Eriksen is currently the Executive Director of the 5 Gyres Institute. He received his Ph.D. in Science Education from University of Southern California in 2003, months before embarking on a 2000-mile, 5-month journey down the Mississippi River on a homemade raft of plastic bottles.
His experience on the river led to a career studying the ecological impacts of plastic marine pollution, which has included 8 expeditions sailing 25,000 miles through all 5 subtropical gyres to discover new garbage patches of plastic pollution in the Southern Hemisphere and beyond.
With an affinity for rafting, his most recent adventure sent him and a colleague across the Pacific
Ocean from California to Hawaii on JUNK, a homemade raft floating on 15,000 plastic bottles and a Cessina airplane fuselage as a cabin (junkraft.com). The journey, 2,600 miles in 88 days, brought tremendous attention to the plastic pollution issue. He and his wife, Anna Cummins, founded the 5 Gyres Institute, which is committed to marine conservation through continued research, education and adventure, studying and lecturing about the plague of plastic waste in our watersheds and in the sea. His work with Algalita, since 2004, continues today with collaborative expeditions and published work.


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Tuesday, Jan. 8: Local Man Calls Police After Being Offended at Anti-Obama Signs
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Hundreds of motorcyclists hit the highway Saturday afternoon in honor of a fallen Eastern Iowa soldier. Family members and friends of Specialist Donny Nichols organized the SPC Donny Nichols 1st Annual Memorial Ride & Poker Run in the soldier's honor.
The Shell Rock native was killed in April 2011 while serving in Afghanistan with the Waterloo-based 1-133rd Ironman Battalion.
"As far as dealing with it, you never forget. You never get over being sad. But there's so much to be thankful for. And so much life to live. That's the important thing," said Nichols' aunt, Diana McCready.
This year's poker run is a fundraiser to build a veterans memorial in Shell Rock. Within the first hour, they'd already met their goal -- raising more than $8,000. Nichols' brother, Joe, said he continues to be overwhelmed by support -- both for his brother and now for the veterans memorial
"It's just making the community stronger, I think. And even if people aren't in the ride, they see us and they know," said Joe Nichols.
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Worth County-- Albany's not the only place with drainage problems because of all this rain.
The area behind County Line Road in Worth County has turned into a lake during the past couple of days. Terry Gray lives nearby, and Thursday night, he his truck got stuck because he didn't realize the water was almost three feet deep.
Gray says when ponds were built in Triple Lakes neighborhood, the drainage system built to keep this from happening, was likely destroyed. "Or either covered up the drainage that was properly distributing the water from this area. Now, It's all backed up again and we've got the same problem we had in '94."
The water is covering septic tanks and wells and making it difficult for some to get to their homes. The wrecker driver on the scene tonight also said it's especially important right now for people to avoid driving through any type of standing water.
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Chi-Chan Yu was born in Taiwan on October 26th, 1986 and grew up in a small town called Shin-Wu. The characters in his name, "Chi-Chan," mean prayer and praise. He added the English name, Paul, when his family lived in Florida for three months in 1996. The name stuck with him ever since.
In 1999, his family decided to move to the Philippines as missionaries with Wycliffe Bible Translation. His family lived in Manila, Philippines for 7 years. Paul went back home to Taiwan almost every summer.
On the summer of 2006, Paul graduated from Faith Academy, the largest school for missionary kids in the world. He then came to the states to attend college at John Brown University as a cinema major. Paul is finishing his bachelor's degree in May 2009. He has not returned home to Taiwan for three years in order to continue with his education and avoid being drafted into the military.
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TRUMBULL COUNTY, Ohio - It's Friday night in The Village of Yankee Lake and for many that means truck night.
"When they say the mud is going to fly, it's not only flying at Yankee Lake where they are having their fun, but it flies on the road from here to Warren," said Yankee Lake resident Paul Jenkins.
"Then the noise that we have to put up with after this is over with and this goes until maybe two in the morning," said resident Richard Gaborko.
The complaints come from neighbors living just off State Route 7, where all the truck action takes place.
Complaints of heavy traffic, erratic driving and mud from the trucks tracked along the highway, which some describe as being as hazardous as wet snow.
Neighbors say they want it to stop completely because they feel the neighborhood is being ruined.
But not all neighbors feel that way and crews down at truck night say they do what they can to keep everyone happy.
Signs blocking neighborhood roads are an attempt to keep out unwanted traffic.
Speakers have been redirected and turned down to keep the noise level at bay. A professional street sweeper is hired to help clean the mud off State Route 7.
At the request of the EPA, all truck wheels will be washed before leaving the event.
"Along with that, we have a lot of neighboring communities and neighboring businesses that get a lot of business because of our truck night cliental," said Gary Bauer with Yankee Lake Truck Night.
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One of the worst situations that can happen to any of us is to be severely injured and stranded without anyone knowing who you are, or how to reach your emergency contacts. Our America Now tipster, Zorianna Kit, has a simple solution that could save your life.
You're traveling out of town and suddenly you have a serious accident. No one knows how to contact your family. The ER team doesn't know your medical history because you're not carrying sufficient ID on you. As valuable time ticks on, you're a John, or Jane Doe. No contacts, no background; you're on your own. But that situation won't happen to you if you're prepared: If you store all your information on a little flash drive, it's something that can be handed over to doctors and they'll instantly know how to proceed.
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D.C. Police say they are working with Arlington County Police in the murder investigation of a slain Arlington jewelry store owner.
Both departments are investigating the possibility that the Arlington murder may be connected to an armed robbery at a jewelry store in Northwest D.C. on June 9.
Arlington County Police say 52-year-old Tommy Wong was murdered at his store in the 3200 block of Columbia Pike last Friday at around 4 p.m. Surveillance video showed the suspect wearing a neon-colored safety vest entering the store around the time of the murder.
FOX 5 has received surveillance video of the D.C. robbery that occurred on June 9 at Bensons Jewelers on F Street. The owner of the store, Ken Stein, says a man wearing a reflective vest walked into his store, asked to see engagement rings, and when the owner turned his back, the man pulled out a large gun and demanded jewelry.
The suspect did not shoot the owner, but got away with thousands of dollars in items, mostly diamond rings.
A spokesperson for D.C. Police tell FOX 5, "We are aware of the similarities and we are working cooperatively with Arlington County police in the investigation of both cases."
We have asked D.C. Police why the video of the June 9th robbery was not released to the media to get the word out. Police responded:
"The images we had were posted on MPD temperature boards, shared with other law enforcement agencies, and were disseminated to MPD members. They were not publicly disseminated. In every case we make a call as to whether or not an image should be released publicly. In this case, we released internally. There were no injuries to the victim in the DC robbery. As soon as we saw the Arlington suspect, we contacted Arlington with the information we had. MPD and Arlington investigators have shared notes and are working cooperatively to bring this case to closure."
Desmond Wong, the son of the slain store owner, tells FOX 5 he believes if D.C. Police had released the video of the D.C. armed robbery to the media, his father would have likely heard about it or seen it and he may have been more cautious.
A customer of Tommy Wong's store says he would "buzz" customers to allow them to get inside his Arlington store, and now Wong's family are left wondering if the tragedy could have been avoided.
Stein says he emailed his surveillance video to Arlington County Police over the weekend after watching television coverage over the weekend of the Arlington killing. Detectives contacted him and interviewed him Monday morning. He says they were not aware of the D.C. case until he contacted them.
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By Martha Neil
A racketeering lawsuit seeking class action status and, potentially, up to billions of dollars in damages has been filed against a Florida lawyer and his foreclosure-mill law firm. Also named as a defendant is a bank-created company that, the complaint alleges, owned a criminal enterprise which operated to violate homeowners' legal rights by intentionally obscuring the true holders of mortgages under the guise of running a "registration" company that purportedly kept track of mortgage ownership.
Filed Monday in federal court in South Florida, the suit (PDF) contends that David Stern and his Plantation law firm violated the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act by fraudulently pursuing tens of thousands of foreclosure actions on behalf of lenders who did not, in fact, hold the original notes and mortgages on the properties at issue as required by law, the Daily Business Review reports in an article reprinted in New York Lawyer (reg. req.).
Central to the process was an innovative company known as Mortgage Electronic Registration Service Corp., which purported both to be the mortgagee and to be "acting solely as a nominee for Lender and Lender's successors and assigns" in numerous form documents, the complaint contends. Such "intentionally ambiguous verbiage," it alleges, was part of a conspiracy involving Stern, his law firm and defendant Merscorp Inc. that used MERS "so that to the average consumer, or even legal professional ... who or what was or is ultimately receiving the benefits of any mortgage payments" cannot be determined.
"The employees of the defendant firm, including many licensed attorneys, have become skillful in using the artifice of MERS to sabotage the judicial process to the detriment of borrowers and, over the past several years, have routinely relied upon MERS to do just that," the suit alleges, contending that the defendants illegally obtained final foreclosure judgments by obscuring the truth about mortgage ownership concerning cases in which the purported plaintiff lenders "had no standing whatsoever."
However, defense lawyers say Stern, his firm and MERS have done nothing wrong:
Jeffrey Tew of Tew Cardenas in Miami is Stern's lawyer and says neither Stern nor Stern's firm is at fault. "We don't think there is any merit to it," he says of the complaint.
Attorney Robert Brochin of Morgan Lewis & Bockius represents MERS. He described the complaint as lacking in "any merit" but refused to comment further to the Daily Business Review.
The suit was filed by Kenneth Eric Trent, a sole practitioner in Fort Lauderdale. It seeks treble damages and attorney's fees and costs.
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Posted: 11:57 am Sunday, February 20th, 2011
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By Shannon Donnelly
Shades of American Idol!
Saturday night's Discovery Celebration at the Mar-a-Lago Club turned out to be a musical surprise in all kinds of ways.
First, there was the last-minute cancellation of scheduled performer Rihanna — a story first reported here in the Shiny Sheet — and the last-minute replacement by Jennifer Hudson — also first reported here in the Shiny Sheet — who showed everybody that she remains a Dreamgirl.
The classy and uber-talented Hudson didn't hesitate to engage her audience, who responded in kind.
And if 'jaded' doesn't describe a Palm Beach crowd, we don't know what does.
Except maybe 'rich' and 'medicated.'
Hudson moved among the big-ticket tables, handing over the microphone and asking for some vocal accompaniment.
When she came to Jon and Moira Fiore's table, it was Hudson's turn to be surprised. Jon Fiore accepted the microphone and belted out a Rihanna song from memory, so on-key and on-tempo that Hudson asked him who he was.
Even Donald Trump got into the act — literally — surprising the crowd with his serviceable pipes as he riffed on Believe with "I believe in love, I believe in music, I believe in a cure for cancer."
Don't get us wrong…he's not Francis Albert. But he's not Francis The Talking Mule, either.
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MADISON (WKOW) -- Some junior high school students at St. James School in Madison are taking on a healthy eating challenge. They're trying to eat 1,000 pieces of fruit in 30 days, but only during their morning snack break at school.
Science teacher Mark Helscher and his students investigated the causes of widespread childhood obesity and discovered making simple substitutes, like giving up a bag of chips for an apple, can have long-term effects. "Eating fruit during the school day helps students stay focused while also controlling body weight," said Helscher.
Helscher and another teacher, Tim Tynan, decided to provide free fruit to any student willing to give up a junk food snack. "We are not reinventing the wheel here," said Tynan. "Schools around the world are finding success in programs that offer free fruit to kids. After just a couple weeks, we are already seeing positive results."
Both teachers said their students are now craving fruits more. "Every day, more students are bringing in their own fruit. They want to show off their smart choices," said Helscher.
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The Biggest Bailout Ever
by Texas Nate, Mon Sep 08, 2008 at 08:08:27 AM EDT
Like the proverbial thief in the night, the US federal government snuck in Friday night and bailed out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. I hate to say I told you so, but I wasn't surprised. They didn't really have a choice:
The Ministry of Finance and the Federal Reserve had no choice but to intervene due to one single reason: The collapse of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could have precipitated a core meltdown of the American bank and stock market systems, dragging the rest of the world with it into the abyss.
That is because these two banks are responsible for $5.3 billion (3.7 billion euros) of America's $12 billion (8.4 billion euro) total mortgage debt. That corresponds to one third of America's gross domestic product.
But never fear, the CEOs of the collapsing companies are safe:
Richard F. Syron, the departing chief executive of Freddie Mac, could receive an exit package of at least $14.1 million, largely because of a clause added to his employment contract in mid-July as his company's troubles deepened. He has taken home $17.1 million in pay and stock option gains since becoming chief executive in 2003.
Meanwhile more than one half of the state governments in the U.S. are running massive deficits too, but no bailout is in store for them.
As I've been posting for a while, the money being spent on bail outs for financial entities is larger than the combined deficit of all the states. This report from the Center on Budget & Policy Priorities shows that the states are now being hit hard by the same hard economic times that dropped Bear Sterns and now Fannie and Freddie:
At least twenty-seven states, including several of the nation's largest, face budget shortfalls in fiscal year 2009. Of these 27 states, specific estimates are available for 22 states and the District of Columbia; the combined deficits of these 22 states plus the District of Columbia are expected to total at least $39 billion for fiscal 2009 -- which begins July 2008 in most states. Another 3 states expect budget problems in fiscal year 2010, although some of those gaps may occur earlier than expected.
The 22 states in which revenues are expected to fall short of the amount needed to support current services in fiscal year 2009 are Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, and Wisconsin. In addition, the District of Columbia is expecting a shortfall in fiscal year 2009. The budget gaps total $39.1 to $40.8 billion, averaging 8.9 - 9.3 percent of these states' general fund budgets.


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Blowout Losses: 6 LAL(38), Utah(22), Utah(16), LAL(18), GS(18), NJ(17)
All the blowout losses were a result of being over-matched. It was fun to take the Lakers into the 4th quarter on equal terms, but it never felt like we would win that game. At least, we haven't been blown out w/ ZBO in the mix, but tonight will be our first opportunity, depending on how the team responds to last night's catastrophe.
Mid-Range Losses: 2 HOU(9), NO(12)
In the HOU & NO games we kept within striking distance, but just couldn't overcome early deficits. The New Orleans game easily could've been a blowout if EJ didn't start.
Close Losses: 6 DEN(10-OT), SAC(5), SA(3), DEN(1), PHI(1), DAL(2)
These are the tough losses that have made a bad start extra painful. In 3 out of the 6, we really didn't have any business winning considering how we played...we showed the ability to get back into the game, however we couldn't deliver the knockout punch at the end, SAC(5), SA(3), DEN(1). In 2 of the games, PHI(1), DAL(2), we pretty much controlled the game on the road only to falter at the end. Most of these games were fated by a wild shot and/or a late TO from BD. BD can't be blamed for the Denver OT loss, as he was injured in the 2nd quarter.
Close Wins: 1
Equally as disturbing as the 2 road games we let slip away was the Miami home game over the weekend. We did a good job of staying with Miami all game, and finally took control late in the 4th quarter. We were all counting the win, until the game simply got closer than we wanted it to be at the end when it looked like we would be forced to make free throws on our final possession. Until BD throws away the entry pass and we waited for the officials to decide our fate. A clutch defensive stand saves the game.
Mid-Range Wins: 1
Our first win against Dallas at home. The Clippers actually managed to take control of the game early and hold on for the win, leading throughout the 4th quarter.
Blowout Wins: 1
Looking like disaster early on, the Clippers caught fire late in the 2nd quarter, and carried it into the 2nd half where OKC's front line was exposed in a major way.
What Could Have Been
All total we're 1-6 in close games, and I count at least 3 games that we gave away at the end, and 3 in which we were able to come back at the very end but not finish. Simply taking care of business puts this ball club at 6-11, and finding more at the end of some rally's gets us to 7-10, or 8-9. But it hasn't been done, so much so that a slightly sub .500 team for the first 40+ minutes of games manages to go 3-14 for the first 17 games of the season.
Obviously, adjustments have to be made at this point, especially considering last nights game was the worst of the year. A constant theme has been BD's inability to create and poor decision making, and the coaches inability to implement structure in final possessions. You could also argue that game management has hurt the club in this area. When Hughes had his turn to coach, he gave the bench more minutes, which gave us an energy edge late in the game to tie it up. Things are looking better with Randolph and Gordon joining the starting lineup, and may get even better if Kaman can come back at full strength, but until we learn how to play coherently late in the game, it's not going to matter. Maybe we could fly Sam Cassell down to L.A. for weekend courses?


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First a bit about the game, then about USC in the game:
This is my first time buying the newest NCAA game since 2009. I'm of the mind that the game has suffered in recent years both from overcomplexity and ignoring the simpler pleasures. For context, some buddies and I still play NCAA 2004 and 2006 routinely, for their dynasty mode and option attack mode respectively. '04 perfected the Dynasty in my opinion. It was simple, rewarding, but never too easy. 2006 featured a handful of really enjoyable time-killing mini-games like the aforementioned option attack, pass skeleton, and a few others.
But by now, they've scrapped all the mini-games (1 button mode and mascot mash-up are about all they offer, and get old quick.) The dynasty mode is interesting, but I find the recruiting process to be tedious and needlessly complex. Seems I spend 75% of my time wading through recruits, making those roulette style phone calls, and dealing with snarky responses from the prospects (which is kind of funny, but still.) I miss the days of '04, when recruiting was a singular off-season task, one that required attention and a bit of strategy. But alas, now you've got to be willing to dedicate a lion's share of your time and brainpower to recruiting. Some folks may eat that sort of thing up; I just want to play some football.
Thankfully, there's Road to Glory mode. It was fun barreling through a high school season, and receiving offers and so forth. I went with Michigan (couldn't turn down the early playing time!) and ascended to starter before season's end. The AI playcalling is suspect sometimes (why are we running it up the gut down 6 on our own 20 with no time outs and :30 on the clock?) But I like the ability to upgrade via experience points.
I haven't dived into online playing yet--wanted to get acquainted with playcalling and the mechanics of the game first. I imagine this will be my next stop.
As for USC: we're pretty darned good. I think we've all read about us winning it all in CBS' simulated season, and it's not that hard to believe. Lattimore is a bruiser. Alshon is incredible. Garcia is very good under center, but in my experience he fumbles a lot. (The realism is uncanny.) Damiere Byrd, Clowney, Sheldon Royster, and a few other freshman are in the game. Justice Cunningham and DeAngelo Smith have stepped up in the receiving corps, most likely because of my proclivity to pass underneath. Connor Shaw is a great scrambler. No McEvoy to be found.
As I'm going through the 2011 season, it's interesting to see what the other teams are doing based on the computer simulations. Georgia started 0-2 (fingers crossed this happens...) Florida is a .500 team, and I was able to blow them out 49-7. Tennessee is sub .500, but our game was a close win. Clemson finished 6-6 after losing to us in a nailbiter. The SEC West is predictably good, including a top 10 ranked Auburn. By the way, in my Road to Glory where I'm on Michigan, we finished 2011 at #3 in the nation with a Sugar Bowl win. I'd take it...
One cool thing is the ability to customize stadium sounds (I know this has been an option in past years.) I found a pack of WB stadium sounds online and have more or less got it sounding like a real game. By the way, Brad Nessler calls it "William [sic] Brice Stadium, near Lake Murray!" Even if he said it right, this would lead the layperson to believe the stadium is sitting on the edge of Lake Murray. EA should do a bit more research if they're going to attempt these customized soundbites.
Oh, and I've found the Wild Gamecock formation to be, on the whole, pretty ineffective. Lattimore defaults to QB--I thought about switching Gilmore in, but his rating in that formation is pretty low. Cool that it's in there though.
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I saw on the PG today that the team is poking around FA now before looking at extending Troy and Timmons. Curious to see what values there may be out there. I'd love to hear some opinions.
Here's my rundown of position and where a FA might fit in:
QB: No chance
FB: Not gonna happen, decent talent available though.
RB: With Memo back, it hardly seems likely.
C: No chance
OG: Good chance here IMO. There are a lot of young guys in the mix here. We could pickup a vet here to step in at RG or possibly to upgrade Kemo. Leonard Davis is out there. Not familliar with much of the rest.
OT: WIth the cut of Starks, there's a window to get a stop gap left tackle. Numerous guys with starting experience are still out there on the market. Damien Woody, Chester Pitts, Jared Gaither all still out there according to ESPN.
TE: Bruce probably has a list of 10 more he'd like to add to the roster. Seems like some quality guys are in house already to vie for the #2 spot.
WR: Could sign another veteran insurance policy ala ARE. Steve Smith of the Giants would be one of the better starter contenders.
CB: We have a good number of young bodies trying to fill the backup spots. If we don't have a backup that the team is comfortable with, a vet might be brought in. Team typically caries 4 experienced corners - not sure if Keenan Lewis qualifies for that role yet.
S: Probably unlikely since starters are set and the backups are reasonably good.
OLB: Probably no room on the roster unless they try to sneak Carter onto the PS or try him at ILB.
ILB: no need. Harvey is probably the guy just outside the bubble here.
DT: no need barring injury. Some old guys in Jamal Williams and Pat Williams are out there.
DE: No room on the roster. Considering Ziggy is gameday ready, and Hoke can play here, no need also.


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Autumn Elegance, presented by the Hemet-San Jacinto Exchange Club and Friends of Valley-Wide, is the San Jacinto Valley's cocktail party-like prom for adults. The clubhouse will be loaded with happily chatting attendees upstairs, downstairs and on the big terrace.
Use of the entire two stories of the stylish golf course club house in San Jacinto, with the exception of its bar that will remain open for business, is being donated by the Soboba band of Luiseno Indians for the Nov. 10 event that benefits charities for the Hemet-San Jacinto Exchange Club and Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District through its friends foundation. The club house will be filled with tables of food served by restaurants, wine and craft beer. Cost to eat, drink and socialize from 7:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. is $40.
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Last year, the Exchange Club and Friends of Valley-Wide volunteers had the luxury of more time because they were able to stage event in the empty Forever 21 department store face. They liked setting up days in advance. This year the area is being used by a temporary Halloween store.
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Three words : Mass Effect 2
I picked up IGN's Overall Game of the Year for 2010 for half-price at a game shop a couple weeks back and haven't stopped playing it since. You can read up on the reviews if you'd like a more detailed reason as to why its so good, rather than my lame attempt... suffice to say that it's just that good.
A space opera on a grand scale with incredible graphics (especially on the PS3; HD never looked so good), brilliant voice acting, and a deep involving storyline - I'm having immense fun playing it. Too much fun. Which is why I've been a bit quiet on this side of things. I hope to change that soon enough... once I've saved humanity from alien destruction!
[note] In playing the game, there's been something about the one character, Miranda, that has kept nagging me... I felt like she was an actress I'd seen and heard before somewhere - only I couldn't place her. Then, in researching some pics to put up on this post, I stumbled across the answer: It's "Sarah" from the TV series "Chuck", played by Yvonne Strahovski.
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