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Information about Section 341 meetings is provided by the Court as a courtesy to the bar and the public, in cooperation with the U.S. Trustee's office. Requests to reschedule Section 341 meetings and all other inquiries about Section 341 meetings should be directed to the U.S. Trustee's office or the case trustee. For more information, visit the U.S. Trustee Program web site.

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iHeartRadio's Top Summer Songs of the Past Ten Years
This 4th of July weekend, iHeartRadio is celebrating summer with the top summer songs of the past ten years!
[PHOTOS: Top Summer Songs of the Last 15 Years]
Take a trip through memory lane as you reminisce with these past summer jams. Then vote on your pick for the summer song of 2014!
2005 - Gwen Stefani "Hollaback Girl"
Gwen had all the girls (and guys, really) going "B-A-N-A-N-A-S!" in 2005. This one never gets old!
Listen to Gwen Stefani Radio on iHeartRadio
2006 - Shakira "Hips Don't Lie" ft. Wyclef Jean
Shakira proved that hip-shaking is hot in any language with her 2006 smash featuring Wyclef. She makes a man everyone want to speak Spanish!
Listen to Shakira Radio on iHeartRadio
2007 - Fergie "Big Girls Don't Cry (Personal)"
Fergie had a big hit with her solo 2007 empowering female anthem. Girl power!
Listen to Fergie Radio on iHeartRadio
2008 - Chris Brown "Forever"
Chris Brown's dance-tinged pop jam "Forever" didn't only blow up the airwaves - it was also used in a commercial for Doublemint gum! Double your pleasure.
Listen to Chris Brown Radio on iHeartRadio
2009 - Black Eyed Peas "I Gotta Feeling"
Who knew all it took to create a bona fide pop phenomenon was to list the days of the week to a killer beat? The Black Eyed Peas, of course!
Listen to Black Eyed Peas Radio on iHeartRadio
2010 - Taio Cruz "Dynamite"
Lorde may be 'kind of over getting told to throw [her] hands up in the air,' but we sure aren't! Taio Cruz's "Dynamite" is what fist-pumping summer nights are made of.
Listen to Taio Cruz Radio on iHeartRadio
2011 - LMFAO "Party Rock Anthem"
Every day we're shufflin'. Period.
Listen to LMFAO Radio on iHeartRadio
2012 - Carly Rae Jepsen "Call Me Maybe"
You could not escape the viral sensation that was "Call Me Maybe" in 2012. Everyone from the Harvard Baseball Team to Katy Perry contributed to the most-parodied song of the summer. It was pretty much the most-parodied song ever... until "Harlem Shake" that is.
Listen to Carly Rae Jepsen Radio on iHeartRadio
2013 - Robin Thicke "Blurred Lines" ft. T.I. and Pharrell
Controversial? Maybe. Catchy as hell? Absolutely. Bottom line: Robin Thicke + Pharrell + T.I. = pop gold.
Listen to Robin Thicke Radio on iHeartRadio
2014 Contenders (VOTE BELOW!)
It remains to be determined what will go down in history as THE top summer song of 2014, but we've got a good idea of the best possible candidates. Check out the contenders and vote on your favorite below!
Iggy Azalea "Fancy"
Listen to Iggy Azalea Radio on iHeartRadio
Ariana Grande "Problem"
Listen to Ariana Grande Radio on iHeartRadio
Calvin Harris "Summer"
Listen to Calvin Harris Radio on iHeartRadio
Disclosure "Latch" ft. Sam Smith
Listen to Disclosure Radio on iHeartRadio
MAGIC! "Rude"
Listen to MAGIC! Radio on iHeartRadio


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Rider Basketball Radio Show Tonight
Men's College Basketball
Rider Basketball Radio Show
Killarney's Publick House
1644 Whitehorse-Hamilton Road
Hamilton, New Jersey
LAWRENCEVILLE--The "Rider Basketball Radio Show" featuring Rider University men's basketball coach Tommy Dempsey continues Tuesday, January 31, 2012 and will run each Tuesday night through the end of the basketball season at its new home, Killarney's Publick House.
The one-hour show starts at 7:00pm and can also be heard live on 107.7 FM The Bronc.
Hosting the show once again will be the voices of Rider basketball, Steve Rudenstein and Kevin Bannon.
The weekly show gives an inside look to Rider basketball and will occasionally feature Rider players and other guests. Fans are invited to be part of the live audience and submit questions for Coach Dempsey.
The is open to the public and is scheduled for the following Tuesday nights, all at Killarney's Publick House.
January 10
January 17
January 24
January 31
February 7
February 14
February 21
February 28 (MAAC Tournament Preview Show)


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Information from your City Offices | Meetings/Events this Week | Things Happening Around our Community
Free Sausalito Electronic Waste Collection Event
Help our City to dispose of e-waste the right way by recycling!
The Sausalito Sustainability Commission is sponsoring its annual e-waste disposal event on Saturday, January 12, 2013, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM in the Sausalito City Hall rear parking lot on Bee Street. Residents and businesses are invited to drop off non-working and obsolete electronics at the event.
The following e-waste will be collected, free of charge: computers, printers, copiers, scanners, fax machines, servers, main frame units, networking equipment, systems, printed circuit boards, telephones and cellular phones, stereos, televisions and flat screens, DVD players and other consumer electronics.
E-waste collected will be shredded and mechanically separated into the primary commodities of steel, aluminum, copper and plastic for use in the manufacture of new products. No e-waste will be landfilled or exported as e-waste.
Closed for Construction – January 16
The Sausalito Library will be closed Wednesday, January 16th for electrical work on the main floor. The Library will resume regular hours Thursday, January 17th. We apologize for the inconvenience!
Picnic Time!
Tuesday January 15, 3:30-4:30pm
Edgewater Room
Missing summer? So are we! Join us for an indoor picnic. Bring your picnic blanket and basket—we'll bring lemonade, a snack, some indoor games and a craft.
For kids 12 and under and their caregivers. Free!
For more information, please contact Erin Wilson, Children's Librarian, at firstname.lastname@example.com
Weekly E-book Workshop: Every Thursday from 1-2pm
Why spend money buying e-books when you can borrow them from the library? Beginning Thursday, January 3rd, the Sausalito Public Library will be offering a weekly drop-in workshop to help tablet, laptop, Kindle, iPad and other mobile-device owners get set up to check out and read books from the Library's ebook collections. Workshops run from 1 to 2pm and are held in the conference room at Sausalito City Hall. Please email Abbot Chambers at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions about the workshops or would prefer to set up a 1-on-1 training session.
On Tuesday, January 15th, from 11AM to 8PM, the Mairn County District Attorney's Office is sponsoring a "Gun Buy Back" program at the below listed locations. Residents of Marin, Sonoma, Contra Costa, or San Francisco counties can receive from $100 to $200 for up to three firearms turned in for destruction. There is no limit to the number of firearms you turn in; however, you will only receive payment for the first three.
No questions are asked, but you must be able to prove that you reside in one of the four listed counties by providing a driver's license, utility bill, etc.
Residents from other counties may also drop off firearms at these locations. These residents will recveive a voucher for potential payment.
You can also receive $10 for turning in 5 violent video games. Ammunition is accepted, but there is no payment.
Marin City St. Andrews Church, 101 Donahue, Marin City
San Rafael Police Department, 1400 Fifth Avenue, San Rafael
Novato Police Department, 909 Machin Avenue, Novato
Central Marin Police Authority, 250 Doherty Drive, Larkspur
Point Reyes Station, Marin County Sheriff's sub-station
While the City of Sausalito is not one ofthe listed buy back locations, we can accept firearms on this date. No buy-back cash will be available at the Sausalito Police Department, but we can forward your name and address to the buy-back program for later payment.
Firearms must be unloaded at the time they are dropped off. If you are unsure if the firearm is loaded ask staff for assistance with your weapon.
**NOTE: A second surrender date has been scheduled for January 21, 2013 at the San Rafael Police Department and the Mill Valley Police Department. Again the hours of operation will be from 11AM to 8PM.
Police Seize 167 Pounds of Marijuana
Acting on an anonymous tip that Nicholas "Nick" Pappas was storing 100 pounds of marijuana in a Marinship Way storage container, Sausalito Police Detective Brian Mather initiated an investigation to locate the subject and the container. On Saturday, December 29th, Detective Mather observed a vehicle registered to Pappas parked next to a freight/shipping container at Marinship Self Storage at 2346 Marinship Way. When Pappas opened the container, Detective Mather immediately smelled the strong odor of marijuana coming from inside. Pappas gave Detective Mather consent to search the storage container at which time police found approximately 40 pounds of marijuana. Further investigation revealed a false wall built inside the container that concealed another approximately 120 pounds of marijuana. During the search, police also found paraphernalia used for smoking narcotics, 3.7 grams of suspected cocaine and 15 grams of concentrated cannabis.
Pappas told police that he grew the marijuana in Mendocino County and then transported it to his Sausalito storage container.
Pappas was arrested for cultivation and possession of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance (cocaine) and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Nicholas Pappas, age 54, appeared to be living in the storage container. Police found the container was equipped with electricity, cable television, and a bed.
The total weight of the seized marijuana was 167.6 pounds with an estimated street value of $419,000.
The Sausalito Woman's Club will host a special literary event "From a Writer's Perspective" on Friday, January 18th at the Sausalito Woman Club, 120 Central Avenue, Sausalito. The evening will include a moderated discussion among celebrated Bay Area authors discussing how literature has changed and the future of books and writing. Moderated by Jane Ganahl Co-Founder/Director San Francisco's Litquake the panel of authors include Roger Housden, Twenty Poems to Bless Your Marriage; Holly Payne, Kingdom of Simplicity and Marilyn Yalom, How The French Invented Love.
Doors open at 6 p.m. with a gourmet pizza tasting, the program starts at 7 p.m. followed by a dessert reception and book signing. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED by January 14th. PLEASE CALL (415) 332.0214… $25 at the door includes: program, one glass of wine, pizza tasting and dessert reception.
Limited Parking. Suggest car pooling and walking from
Christ Episcopal Church parking lot 70 Santa Rosa Avenue (at San Carlos Ave.), Sausalito.
Sausalito Historical Society offers a special drawing workshop for 8-9 year olds
In conjunction with "Fritz (the comic wit of Phil Frank) Crackers" exhibit, the Sausalito Historical Society presents a special drawing workshop with special effects wizard and nationally syndicated cartoonist, Cris Hammond. This is a 3-part workshop open to third grade kids, ages 8-9 years, to learn the basics of drawing and developing cartoon characters. Saturdays 2:00-3:15 pm with optional homework assignments.
Week 1: How to use basic shapes to create characters
Week 2: How expressions tell stories and how to develop a story
Week 3: Perfecting expressions and finalizing a character
Saturdays: January 19, January 26, February 2
$30 Members/$35 Nonmembers
Includes sketch pad and all materials
Space is limited so please book ahead. Visit sausalitohistoricalsociety.com to register.
Seven Women, Seven Wines, Seven Dreams
To celebrate Sausalito's oldest sister city relationship with Vina del Mar, Chile and promote an entrepreneurial exchange with Chilean business woman, the civic leaders are hosting a "Taste of Vina del Mar" at the historic Pines Mansion in Sausalito on Saturday, January 26.
The elegant evening starts at 7 PM with a Chilean wine tasting, a buffet dinner, entertainment and a live auction. The evening is a benefit for an upcoming trade mission in April when seven woman business owners from Vina del Mar will visit Sausalito.
The Pines mansion dates back to 1888, and is now a private residence. Owners Roxanne Sheridan, Gil Purcell Sr. and Gil Purcell Jr. have generously opened their home for the event. The venue is not accessible by car, so shuttle service will be provided throughout the evening from the Spencer Avenue bus stop & Sausalito City Hall parking lot starting at 6:30 PM.
Tickets are $57 and available in advance through http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/300169
For more information: Roxanne Sheridan 415.515.3561 firstname.lastname@example.com
Veronica Barzelatto 415.497.6311 email@example.com
The Sausalito Woman's Club's Scholarship Recognition Fund invites the public to a performance by the Palo Alto Chamber Ensemble and Reception. Violinists Richard Ruby and Julie Buckley, Violist Julie Hawkes, Cellist Bill Schneiderman and Pianist Linda Harjono will perform works by Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Lennon/McCartney and Santana. All proceeds from this performance benefit scholarships for local students.
Sunday, January 27, 2013, 3:00 pm. Sausalito Woman's Club, 120 Central Avenue, Sausalito. Admission: $30. Additional information at http://sausalitowomansclub.org/scholarship/upcoming-events
Back to the Trident
A benefit for the Sausalito Historical Society and a tribute to The Kingston Trio -
Monday January 28 from 5:00 - 8:00 pm at the beautifully restored Trident Restaurant,
558 Bridgeway, Sausalito and will feature the World Premiere of "The Lion Sons", Josh Reynolds and friends singing folk songs made famous by Josh's father, Nick, and The Kingston Trio. Also featured will be Chris Rowan, plus surprise guests.
There will be hors d'oeuvres and a complimentary beverage, plus cash bar. Come in period clothes! Prizes for best costumes!
Admission: $45
Advance reservations recommended:
Call 415-289-4117 or e-mail email@example.com, or send a check to
SHS, PO Box 352, Sausalito, CA 94966
Sausalito Village Community Meeting, January 30
Sausalito Village invites its members and interested members of the public to attend its annual Community Meeting on Wednesday, January 30, 12-2 PM at the Sausalito Woman's Club, 120 Central Avenue, Sausalito. In addition to offering an opportunity to find out about Sausalito Village programs, services, and volunteer opportunities, the meeting will feature speaker Walter Bortz M.D., one of the nation's leading experts on healthy aging, who will talk about "The Roadmap to 100."
Bring your own lunch. Cookies and fruit will be served. If you need a ride, call 332-3325.
Dr. Walter Bortz practiced geriatric medicine at the Palo Alto Medical Clinic for many years. He is an Adjunct Clinical Professor Emeritus at the Stanford School of Medicine and has authored four books on the subject of healthy aging and longevity: We Live Too Short and Die too Young, Dare to be 100, Aging for Dummies, and Roadmap to 100.
Sausalito Village is an all-volunteer group of residents dedicated to helping Sausalito seniors live independently and productively in their own homes, connected to friends and community.
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