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Israel Keyes, the 34-year-old man prosecutors say abducted and killed 18-year-old Samantha Koenig, pleaded not guilty in Anchorage federal court Thursday.
Keyes' indictment for Koenig's disappearance and death, announced Wednesday, add to an earlier charge of bank card fraud and significantly raise the stakes for Keyes: He could face the death penalty if convicted, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Frank Russo in court Thursday.
Russo said the Department of Justice would make the decision whether prosecutors will seek the death penalty.
According to the indictment, Keyes forced Koenig out of the Midtown coffee stand where she worked about 8 p.m. Feb. 1. He stole a debit card from a vehicle Koenig shared that was parked near her residence and forced her to tell him the access number he later used to steal money from an unnamed man's bank account, federal prosecutors say.
The court papers say Keyes sent text messages from Koenig's phone that were intended to cover up the abduction. He killed her early the morning of Feb. 2, flew to Texas, then returned about two weeks later, the indictment says. Keyes sent more text messages from Koenig's phone demanding ransom money, and Koenig's family deposited cash from a reward fund built on donations into the compromised account, Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin Feldis said.
Keyes made unauthorized withdrawals in Alaska, then flew to the Lower 48, where he made further cash withdrawals in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, according to the indictment. The alleged thefts totaled about $2,400.
Agents were on Keyes' trail when a Texas Highway Patrol officer pulled him over for speeding in Lufkin, Texas. Keyes had the stolen card, rolls of cash and a disguise seen in surveillance footage from the cash machines used to make the withdrawals, according to a charging document.
FBI divers found Koenig's body under ice covering Matanuska Lake on April 2. It is still unclear how they learned the precise location of her remains. Prosecutors have not said how Koenig died, only alleging that Keyes intentionally killed her.
Keyes entered the courtroom Thursday with his dark hair slicked back and his lips pursed. He wore wire-rimmed glasses and scanned the audience, which included Koenig's mother and sisters. Her mother, Darlene Christiansen, wore a lime green sweatshirt -- Koenig's favorite color, friends say -- and the women all had pictures of Koenig on their shirts and pins.
Keyes appeared calm through the entire proceeding and spoke only once, at the end of the hearing, when Judge Michael Thompson asked if he had any questions.
"No, your honor," Keyes said evenly. His hands were cuffed behind his back and he was led from the room.
Keyes' lawyer, Richard Curtner, would not talk to reporters afterward.
Christiansen said it was the first time she'd seen Keyes in person.
"I want him to get the death penalty," she said.
Asked about her daughter, Christiansen said, "She was beautiful, full of life, laughter. I miss her laughter so much."
"I believe the judicial system will make sure that he pays for what he's done," she said later. "I just want the right justice. I want justice for Samantha."
Koenig's father, James Koenig, has said that Koenig lived with him and that he was her lone parent from a young age. He was not at the hearing and has not spoken publicly since before his daughter's body was found.
Feldis, the prosecutor, said Keyes is charged in federal court, not state court, for a couple important reasons.
"Kidnapping is a federal crime. In this case, Mr. Keyes is also charged with access device fraud and receipt and possession of ransom money, both of which are also federal crimes," Feldis said. "The indictment alleges that a number of his actions took place out of the state related to this crime."
Crimes that cross state lines typically fall within federal prosecutors' jurisdiction.
Feldis said he could not comment on whether the prosecutors would pursue the death penalty.
"There's a statutory process that will be followed in this case, as in any case," he said.
It has been 62 years since anyone was executed for an Alaska crime, according to the Justice Center at the University of Alaska Anchorage.
Joshua Wade pleaded guilty to two murders -- one in 2000 and one in 2007 -- in state court after initially facing federal charges that carried, like Keyes, the possibility of the death penalty if he were convicted. He was sentenced to life in prison under the plea deal.
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MATLAB replica of the viral mobile game "Flappy Bird".
As one of the most popular games on app stores before being taken down, Flappy Bird does not need any further introduction. Now, it has come back alive, on MATLAB.
This implementation is intentionally made to replicate the user experience of the original game, with all physical dimensions of objects being identical. The gravity and 'jumping pulse' are also carefully adjusted so that they match the original as closely as possible.
Control: Spacebar/Return/Uparrow/W/ -> Jump/Start game/Restart game; ESC -> Quit Game.
This game app features a few technique breakthroughs that I utilize in a game for the first time. For instance, the bird sprite is represented as a SURFACE object, as opposed to an IMAGE object, so that it can easily rotate at any angle.
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Records of the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority, Mss. Gr. 234, University of Rhode Island.
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The collection was given to Special Collections by Scott Molloy in July of 2009. Molloy collected and compiled the sources while he researched the history of transportation in Rhode Island.
The Union Railroad was the first horsecar company in Rhode Island. Amasa and William Sprague merged several already operating horsecar systems into the Union Railroad in 1865. Eventually, technology replaced the horses, and the electric trolley was introduced in 1893. This series contains ordinances, petitions, photographs, and other original documents from the Union Railroad.
The Union Railroad became the Rhode Island Company in 1902. By this time, all horsecars had been replaced with electric trolleys and the system was operating across many parts of Rhode Island. This series contains documents such as annual reports, repair s and updates correspondence, and photographs.
The United Electric Railways Company lasted from 1921-1951. By this time, trolleys were operated by a single person who drove and collected fare, and passenger rates had declined. Buses began replacing trolleys by 1922 and by 1948 trolleys had disappeared from the streets of Rhode Island. This series contains news clippings, photographs, engineering and repairs correspondence, equipment documents, and a variety of reports.
The United Transit Company replaced the United Electric Railways Company in 1951. By this time, all trolleys had been replaced by buses. While these buses were considered "trackless trolleys" these too were soon replaced by electric buses. This series contains photographs, news clippings, and employee passes, many of which were collected by former employee Richard Wonson.
The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority was created in 1964 and began service in 1966. For the first time in the state's long history of transportation, the transportation system became publically owned. RIPTA still operates the public transportation system in Rhode Island. This series contains photographs, news clippings, and an assortment of other documents.
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A thunderstorm must torture these people terribly.
A thunderstorm must torture these people terribly.
How does that first sentence read again? I think someone left out a verb.
I disagree. Let's wait a few years and see who was right.
. . . so a company would outsource the design and manufacture of the one feature their customers cared most about? I don't think you'll find many examples of that in history -- at least, examples in which the parent company survived very long. You're more likely to find examples in which the outsourcing company found itself in competition with its vendor, and then went out of business when the vendor kept feature improvements for its own designs.
You really believe that Apple or Google or Tesla would be content making just the software for cars, when the rest of the car is a commodity? (Check their cash reserves before you reply.) Or that GM or Toyota or Volkswagen could defend itself from them, once they made their move into a commoditized car industry serving customers who only cared about the car's OS?
In any event, I think we can agree that old age doesn't begin at 25.
Indeed. Talk to me in 15 years (that is, if I'm still around).
I don't doubt that the industry has such contingency plans, but I wonder just how effective they will be. Business history is rife with cases of large companies that failed to move as rapidly as their industries, and disappeared as a result. See Clayton Christensen's The Innovator's Dilemma for a bookload of examples.
The problem is that the companies are built on a certain premise of customer wants and needs and, due to their installed asset base, organizational structure, and culture, can't react fast enough to supply products emphasizing the new customer wants and needs. By the time the company is willing to invest the capital needed to meet the needs of the new customers, they are so far behind their smaller, innovative competitors that they cannot compete. Whether they buy one of their upstart competitors or try to compete with their own new division, the corporate mass and culture almost inevitably dooms the venture.
Suppose the automotive market did change, to one in which customers didn't care about fuel mileage, or number of seats, or whatever it is they do now, and instead cared only about what OS the car was running. How many decades do you think it would take to remove all the car- and engine-geeks from the company and replace them with digital-geeks?
Kodak was aware of the digital photo revolution (it invented the digital camera, and its Board of Directors hired George Fisher from Motorola as CEO back in 1993), but a fat lot of good it did them. They had too many chemists, dye specialists, and high-performance camera designers, and an organization and profit structure built around discrete cameras and physical camera film. It was never clear how Kodak could maintain its market dominance in the digital camera world -- and it didn't.
Sitting on the floor is still easy, but getting up involves a lot of aching bones/muscles.
I think a good working definition of "the threshold of getting old" is the age when overexertion causes more pain in the joints than in the muscles.
As a young person, running an unusually long distance or lifting a weight an unusually large number of times causes sore muscles. As a not-young person, running an unusually long distance or lifting a weight an unusually large number of times causes sore joints -- and, unfortunately, it takes a lot longer to recover from sore joints.
I always thought the most practical combination of aircraft and submarine was the FA 330, a rotary-wing kite used by Nazi submariners to get their lookout higher to see farther. It was tethered and unpowered, but it was quick to set up, simple to use, and provided a great benefit to the sub in the last few days before radar.
He's going to get a lot of notes.
. . . training which can curve some of their impulsive tendencies... however at the same time insure if they need to use force it is more affective.
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. . . training which can curb some of their impulsive tendencies... however at the same time insure if they need to use force it is more effective.
This uses curb with the definition of, "to check or restrain," and effective with the definition of, "producing a desired result" (as opposed to affective, which may be defined as, "influenced by, or resulting from, the emotions").
These types of errors (using similar-sounding words instead of the correct words) are called "malapropisms." The speaker knows which of the two words is correct, but somehow when speaking (or writing) the brain pulls the wrong word out of memory. It's an interesting neuropsychological phenomenon.
It's my understanding that the flight deck by international regulation is a "no alone" zone, meaning that when the pilot left, a flight attendant should have entered the flight deck so that the copilot was not alone. This rule is why it made sense to have a "Locked" position on the door.
The real question, to me, is, why was the flight attendant not on the flight deck while the pilot was away?
Obtaining patents isn't free. One would have to look at the zillions of generated patent applications and decide which ones, if any, were worth the application and prosecution fees -- not to mention the attorney's fees. (It wouldn't be a very high percentage.) This is a pointless exercise.
My advice is to roll over and go back to sleep.
Just to put this silliness into perspective, the current distance and duration records for a model aircraft are held by The Spirit of Butts' Farm, built by legendary modeller Maynard Hill. The model took 38 hours, 52 minutes, 19 seconds to fly the 1,881.6 mi (3,028.1 km) from Cape Spear, near St. John's, Newfoundland, to Mannin Beach, near Clifden, Ireland.
This was their fifth attempt to complete the trip. The longer trip across the Pacific, against the wind one way (the proposal is a round trip!), would seem to be far outside the meager budget of the Kickstarter guys.
But making a long telephone transmission is much more difficult than making a long telegraph transmission, which just needs to determine whether the guy on the other end is charging or discharging the cable at any instant. Bandwidth, and all that?
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Aldi has become the latest UK supermarket to ditch checkout confectionery in favor of healthier items.
Ingredients supplier Tate & Lyle has filed a patent for a method to produce low sugar content soft gums and caramel using reduced sugar corn syrup.
Research on mice has added to a growing body of evidence that cocoa improves metabolism, but it is too soon to suggest that chocolate fights obesity, according to the lead researcher....
Europe's confectionery association Caobisco has backed French chocolatiers in blocking proposals for traffic light labels on food products in France.
A formula using stevia leaves and peppermint gives a fully natural-sweetened chocolate that has a similar taste and mouthfeel to a sugar counterpart but with 44% fewer calories, according to research.
Mondelēz International is seeking a patent on a chocolate production method using fruit juice that halves fat content and reduces calories.
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Neocandenatone, a purple pigment found in the heartwood of Dalbergia congestiflora trees, could hold colorant possibilities for gummy and hard candies, according to Mexican research.
Just a week after Mexico banned commercials for soda, snacks and confectionery products during cinema showings of children's movies and during children's TV programming, Mexican authorities say ads for Nestlé,...
The biggest players in the industry are already exploring ways to reduce bitterness and to up cocoa content in chocolate with MycoTechnology's mushroom myceliation process, says the company's founder....
'Neuroprotective effects' and 'improved metabolism' could be the next health claims for cocoa and dark chocolate after Barry Callebaut's heart health win, according to a medical doctor.
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The rising trend for raw chocolate may present a health hazard to consumers unless adequate steps to eliminate Salmonella are taken, says the US National Confectioners Association (NCA).
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fix for geforce 420/440 go black screen with 9639 driver
owners of geforce 420 and 440 go cards (and perhaps others) are getting a black screen with the 9639 legacy driver. the problem is that the driver thinks it is supposed to output to the vga port by default even though those cards are laptop cards and should be outputting to the lcd.
there is a pretty simple fix. just add
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note that this problem does not happen with the 7185 legacy driver. so something broke somewhere between those releases.
nvidia, can you update the 9639 driver so that the 420 and 440 go cards output to the lcd by default?
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Do you often get tasered in the balls?
Nope i keep my clothes on in public.
So, Tasered with your clothes on then.
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New 52 versions
Jason has his All-Blades
Morals off
Only use feats from the New 52, so basically only things you have seen them do in their new comics
Batman has said that Jason never had the same level of skill as Dick, so I'm going with Nightwing.
@Squalleon: Red robin got beat down by Damien in more ways than one.
i like jason almost as much as i like dick but theres no way jason could beat a bloodlusted dick
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And just to make clear the bat family has a very easy "power level" chart
Batman>Nightwing>Red Hood>Red Robin>Robin
I agree, but where's babs?
@Praetor_fenix: if you mean new52 version id put her under robin even though i like her more then tim or damian
@AllStarSuperman: Fair enough i thought about putting her below Jason, but then i remembered that her feats have been much less than stellar.
Nightwing.Nightwing is abit more skilled than jason is.And hoods all blade only works on evil
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New 52 versions
Jason has his All-Blades
Dick has his eskrima sticks
Morals off
in that case jason wins
a morals off bloodlusted dick would beat jason. todd already had a bl morals off fight against dick and lost though this is new 52 some of the events prior are still relevantand or cannon unless contradicted and thus far it hasnt.
as a character Todd's much better, but in terms of skills i would give the edge to Dick
wtf lol
@Daaerk: nightwing was only robin for a year. Jason was robin for two I think
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i like jason almost as much as i like dick but theres no way jason could beat a bloodlusted dick
Poor choice of words
Here is the thing, Jason in RHATO trained with some hard @ss assassins in the new 52, so I am not sure where he stands right now, usually I would say Nightwing, but now...
Um.. Bump
New 52 Jason wins are you kidding me dude beat Lady Shiva and fought with bronze tigers overall his feats are better then nightwing's in New 52 and he doesn't have rage anymore so he's a way better fighter capable of and has defeated mystical threats nightline is not capable of beating current version of Jason to good of a fighter also with All Blades anyone who has read both versions of current characters should know Jason wins
nightwing has beaten batman redhood gets his but handed to him by nightwing with slight difficulty
i like jason almost as much as i like dick but theres no way jason could beat a bloodlusted dick
Nightwing ftw
Isn't Jason the only one that uses guns out of all the (former) Robins? I'd say Jason takes this but he only has blades. So I'm going with Nightwing, he's a better hand-to-hand fighter, acrobat, and is the only (former) Robin that can match up to Batman.
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Jenny: I have to agree with regards to the MoJavi bags. We have been using them for rallies since a few years ago and they have really made riding and racing easier! I tried using a backpack again during a ride a while back and I hated it! Heavy and sweaty! They are perfect for rallies as they contain all you need and more and never get in the way. Highly recommended!
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I totally agree - I was surprised how many riders were wearing backpacks - even those Kriega ones, while excellent (unless you have lady bumps of course, then the Quad-loc really is uncomfortable!), just bulk you up and make you sweat... I won't open a debate about the safety element of crashing with a backpack on either...
Ideally of course you'd stash everything on the bike in dedicated places - water tank bashplate, tools in a fender pack, safety gear and spare gloves etc behind the fairing for example, and have enough fuel capacity in the tank/s - but in practice, especially on enduro bikes, there is limited space unless you start spending
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Very tasty and authentic. I didn't have a small scoop so I used a butter knife and gently twisted the tip into the zucchini and it cored it out perfectly. I had to use more tomato soup and stewed tomatoes (plus I added water to make the sauce more liquid to cover all the zucchini in the pot) also I brought the sauce to a slight boil before I added the zucchini. Otherwise perfect!
This is a good base recipe for Lebanese Koosa, however, there's 2 big things missing: dried crushed mint and Lebanese yogurt (Leban). Allll Lebanese I know eat this with Leban on top and generously sprinkle crushed dried mint on top. With these two additions, which are essential, it's very good.
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Coasts of life: helping tropical seaside communities cope with climate change
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A survey of tourists and tour operators in the Egyptian Red Sea region shows that the industry often misperceives its clients' environmental sensitivity, putting its own business at risk. Climate change is a growing threat to the tourism industry by making destinations less attractive and jeopardizing major sources of income. The awareness of tourists towards climate change and other environmental issues is likely to be a major driver of their future holiday choices.
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The next 50 years in Antarctica
1 December 2009 marked the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Antarctic Treaty in Washington DC. To acknowledge this milestone, experts in the field of international governance attended the Antarctic Treaty Summit: Science-Policy Interactions in International Governance symposium, hosted at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History. …
08 Dec 2009 | News story
2.3 million Euro for mangrove management for climate change and livelihood in the Pacific
IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, signed a Euro 2.3 million (or US$3.4 million) Pacific Mangrove Initiative project with the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU), on Monday December 7th.
08 Dec 2009 | International news release
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Climate change and the oceans - expectations of IUCN's marine expert
Carl Gustaf Lundin, Head of IUCN's Marine Programme outlines his views on the upcoming Copenhagen climate talks. …
27 Nov 2009 | Audio
Climate change: turn the tide – turn to nature
UNFCCC COP15 meeting: 7 to 18 December, Copenhagen
Leaders at Copenhagen should make robust commitments and a timetable for achieving a legally binding treaty for the post-2012 climate change regime as early as possible.
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23 Nov 2009 | Media advisory


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S.A.'s George Strait: Last concert comes to TV
SAN ANTONIO — A TV special full of stellar performances, new interviews and heartfelt tributes will celebrate George Strait's historic final concert. "George Strait: The Cowboy Rides Away," which contains loads of live footage from his last show in Dallas, will air from 6 to 8 p.m. Aug. 29 on Country Music Television (CMT). In […] [Read More]


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Chuck Rooney and his wife Ellen originally set out to refinance the mortgage on their home, but instead got a reverse mortgage and purchased a new home closer to family without worrying about mortgage payments... Read more.
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As a great fan of reverse mortgages, I am delighted that the government has made the needed changes to protect the viability of the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage program. Read more.
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Young graduates are in debt, out of work and on their parents' couches. People in their 30s and 40s can't afford to buy homes or have children. Retirees are earning near-zero interest on their savings. Read more
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently released a report on reverse mortgages. The report is quite negative - in my view, excessively negative - and the press summaries omit many of the nuances of the original document, which makes it sound more negative than it is.
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Baby Boomers: Get ready for a double whammy. For years now, there has been talk about boomers getting tremendous windfalls as their parents pass on. Many boomers, in fact, have been lagging behind in their savings, betting on -- hoping for -- big bequests, especially since many of them suffered big losses in 2008. Read more.
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SCHOOLS & KIDSMusical Storytime at Atherton Library
Musical Storytime will be held Thursday October 8 and October 22 at 4:00 PM. Songs and stories for the whole family. All...Original post made by Atherton Library on Oct. 7, 2009
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MOVIESMovie night at Atherton Library
Friday, October 9th the Atherton Library will be hosting "Monsoon Wedding" at 7 PM. In honor of "One Book One Community."...Original post made by Atherton Library on Oct. 7, 2009
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MENLO PARKMenlo Park plans to hike developer fees
City looks set to approve an ordinance Tuesday, Oct. 6, that would in many cases greatly increase fees paid by real estate...Original post made on Oct. 6, 2009
Last comment by Steve, on Oct 6, 2009 at 7:25 pm | 2 comments | 1269 Views
FICTIONKepler's Best Sellers - Week of October 4, 2009
Hardcover Fiction 1 Lost Symbol Dan Brown 2 Help Kathryn Stockett 3 Hardball Sara Paretsky 4 Gate At The Stairs Lorrie...Original post made by Pam Grange on Oct. 6, 2009
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OTHER TOPICSRail agency analyzes underground option
Peninsula residents crowded around tables, examined maps, shared their opinions and asked questions of officials representing...Original post made on Oct. 1, 2009
Last comment by R.GORDON, on Oct 6, 2009 at 4:53 pm | 16 comments | 2299 Views
OTHER TOPICSA swimming success?
Three years after Menlo Park's controversial decision to let a private operator run its public pool, Menlo Swim and Sport...Original post made on Sep. 30, 2009
Last comment by Former MP resident, on Oct 6, 2009 at 1:11 pm | 7 comments | 1721 Views
SPORTSMenlo College Continues Losing Ways! Why?
Dear President Haight, As a mother of three children and working a full time job I look forward to coming to my Son's...Original post made by Nancy on Oct. 4, 2009
Last comment by firstname.lastname@example.com, on Oct 6, 2009 at 11:52 am | 121 comments | 6678 Views
ATHERTONAtherton: NO on Parcel Tax
It's time for residents of Atherton to have a serious discussion about the upcoming parcel tax. Let me say in advance...Original post made by Fiscally responsible on Oct. 1, 2009
Last comment by Fiscally responsible, on Oct 6, 2009 at 10:09 am | 18 comments | 2185 Views
OTHER TOPICSPublic pension costs on the rise
With the fund for the California Public Employees' Retirement System dropping 23 percent in the 2008-09 fiscal year, local...Original post made on Sep. 23, 2009
Last comment by firstname.lastname@example.com, on Oct 6, 2009 at 12:01 am | 51 comments | 2950 Views
OTHER TOPICSNot-so-presidedntial Obama Worrisome
A resident of Sunnyvale Two very desirable and indeed necessary qualities for any president of the United States are wisdom...Original post made by Peter F. Lindquist on Oct. 5, 2009
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AROUND TOWNBig turnout for meeting on public employee pay
Menlo Park saw a big turnout Tuesday night for a meeting on city employee pay and benefits, but the great majority of the...Original post made on Sep. 23, 2009
Last comment by R.GORDON, on Oct 5, 2009 at 6:24 pm | 33 comments | 2355 Views
AROUND TOWNMonday: Commission to review El Camino office proposal
Menlo Park's Planning Commission is scheduled to review a proposal to build a two-story office building on El Camino Real. Read...Original post made on Oct. 5, 2009
Last comment by Woo Hoo!, on Oct 5, 2009 at 12:01 am | 1 comment | 1253 Views
SPORTSPlenty of changes for 2009 prep football season
The 2009 high school football season will find a new team in the area and a handful of changes when things officially get...Original post made on Oct. 3, 2009
Last comment by firstname.lastname@example.com, on Oct 4, 2009 at 8:22 am | 2 comments | 2051 Views
MENLO PARKPublic hearing on El Camino development
Menlo Park will hold a public hearing before the City Council Tuesday, Oct. 6, on a proposed 110,000-square-foot, 40-foot-high...Original post made on Oct. 2, 2009
Last comment by MOE, on Oct 2, 2009 at 2:55 pm | 1 comment | 1563 Views
AROUND TOWNTonight at Kepler's: Author Malinda Lo
Local author Malinda Lo will talk about her debut young-adult novel, "Ash," a retelling of the classic tale of Cinderella,...Original post made on Oct. 2, 2009
Last comment by Jimmy Sigona, on Oct 2, 2009 at 12:31 pm | 1 comment | 1449 Views
SCHOOLS & KIDSYard sale to benefit Menlo Children's Center
The Menlo Children's Center will hold a HUGE Yard Sale on Saturday, October 3, 8:00am - 1:00pm, featuring baby gear, toys,...Original post made by Pop on Oct. 2, 2009
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MENLO PARKGuest opinion: Why we need a staff-size reduction policy
Why do we care about employee costs? Not surprisingly, employee costs constitute the single largest city expenditure. When...Original post made on Sep. 29, 2009
Last comment by my take, on Oct 1, 2009 at 10:55 pm | 6 comments | 1756 Views
SCHOOLS & KIDSLocal school districts score among top 20 in state API test
Academic Performance Index scores are up and down, but overall, still very good at local elementary schools. And one district,...Original post made on Oct. 1, 2009
Last comment by Andrea Gemmet, on Oct 1, 2009 at 3:17 pm | 2 comments | 1700 Views
AROUND TOWNWednesday: Rail authority to hold 'open house'
The agency charged with designing the California high-speed rail project will hold a set of "open house" meetings in late...Original post made on Sep. 28, 2009
Last comment by Dave Montague, on Sep 30, 2009 at 1:06 pm | 2 comments | 1312 Views
AROUND TOWNFood of India
The Atherton Library is hosting a Food of India program, part of the "One Book, One Community" events. The guest speaker...Original post made by Atherton Library on Sep. 30, 2009
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Calave wine bar opens in Palo Alto
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Family Outing - Inside Out
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Relay for Life, Menlo Park, August 8
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Wale and Big Sean Make 'Slight Work' With Diplo — Listen
Wale, Kid Cudi Are 'Focused,' Pair Up on New Song — Listen
Wale and Kid Cudi have let bygones be bygones -- remember their verbal tifts over "wack raps" and sentiments like "we don't f--- with you musically"? -- joining forces for a new song, 'Focused,' set to appear on the D.C. rhymer's sophomore album, 'Ambition.'
The track is a synthy slice of hip-pop goodness, with its initial beat reminiscent of something heard on a European dance floor. But producer Kore slows the track an
Wale Says 'God Got It,' Embraces J. Cole's Success
Wale Enlists Rick Ross on 'Tatts On My Arm' — Listen
Wale & Miguel Cater to Women on 'Lotus Flower Bomb'
Wale, Rick Ross Are Having the 'Best Night Ever' — Listen
Wale enlists Rick Ross and Kevin Cossom for his 'Best Night,' a soulfully mellow beat replete with lyrics of doting on a special lady.
The Maybach Music Group signee opens with lines like, "And her mind is amazing different kind of connection/ Love is for optimistics, no she's tryna
Wale, Rick Ross & Jeremih Take It 'That Way' in Video — Watch
Though Maybach Music Group's 'Self Made Vol. 1' dropped back in May, Wale joined his MMG partner Meek Mill on Tuesday (Aug. 30), dropping yet another Rick Ross-featured video from their compilation album, several months after th
Wale Readies 'Ambition' LP, Reveals Song With Kid Cudi
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Upon racking up his millionth Twitter follower, Washington, D.C. rapper Wale released his new mixtape, 'The Eleven One Eleven Theory' on Wednesday (August 18), as promised.
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