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Long Beach Fire Proves Fatal - NBC Los Angeles

An elderly Long Beach couple died early Monday morning in a fire at their home, described as having “packrat” conditions. More than two dozen firefighters arrived and extinguished the blaze in about 30 minutes, but were hampered in their efforts ...

BRIEF: Reward offered for info on javelina killings near St. David - TMCnet

Mar 08, 2010 (The Arizona Daily Star - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- The Humane Society has put up a $2,500 reward for information about the illegal shooting of two javelinas last month near St. David. The reward is in ...

The Tom Petters fraud case - Minneapolis Star Tribune

ST. PAUL, Minn. - Federal prosecutors are seeking a life sentence for Minnesota businessman Tom Petters, who was convicted of orchestrating a $3.5 billion Ponzi scheme. In a document filed Monday, prosecutors say the fraud was "staggering and ...

Historian Vows to Solve Mystery of Headless Statue - NBC Los Angeles

Nowadays at the Hermosa Beach pier sits a bronze statue of legendary surfer Tim Kelly . However, it's not an original. It's a replica, which a few years ago replaced the original foam-and-fiberglass sculpture. The original, kept in storage above the ...

Dan Walters: 'Oversight' unit overlooks the big stuff - Orange County Register

Steinberg, in fact, has created a Senate Office of Oversight and Outcomes and staffed it with ex-newspaper reporters, supposedly to do the same kind of deep drilling they did in journalism. Committees in both legislative houses are doing what they ...

NewspaperDirect Partners with Atlas Media Communications for Newspaper ... - TMCnet

(PR Web Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) NewspaperDirect’s 1,400+ national and international publishers can now offer full-content, same-day newspapers in their original format to their customers throughout the Arab states of the Persian Gulf. Abu Dhabi ...

March 11: Workshop on creative writing - The Almanac Online

Author and editor Phyllis Filiberti Butler of Menlo Park will lead a four-week creative writing workshop at Little House, 800 Middle Ave. in Menlo Park, beginning Thursday, March 11. The workshop will cover the writing of personal memoir, family ...

Injured Dirt Biker Airlifted to Hospital - RIMOFTHEWORLD.net

Silverwood Lake, CA - A 30-year-old injured dirt biker was treated and then airlifted to a trauma center after being spotted near Silverwood Lake. San Bernardino County Sheriffs Department Air Rescue helicopter ( Photo by Michael P. Neufeld. ) The ...

Seven Questions: Roland Lazenby, Author of Jerry West, The Life And ... - Laist.com

LA has a diverse cast of characters. Whether it's the characters with stirring stories or interesting occupations or the people who are just simply characters, this town has them all. In an effort to get to know some of those characters a little ...

Is Barnes Foundation admissions-income really that bad? - Los Angeles Times Blogs

following a special, sold-out screening Tuesday night at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.) Pennsylvania Gov. Edward G. Rendell told the filmmakers that a big reason the art had to be moved is that the current suburban location simply cannot ...

Resolved Question: How do I head off this disaster?

I took a new guy shooting. I am a teacher. Right now California is $20 Billion in debt, and half the California budget is Education. So they are firing teachers left and right. In Los Angeles, school rooms are linked and you have a "room partner." My new room partner is a very young guy (I am in my 30's, he is 25) who is a long term sub. He never had a Dad, he was raised by a Mom only, and she hated guns. He always wanted a gun, but the closest he ever came was violent video games. I am just the opposite. My Dad had me when he was a very, very old man. The joke was his seed was "worn out," by the time he had me, and that's why I am gay and very small, when my Dad was huge. He had me so late in life, my brother could be my father. My Dad was VERY old school, and would hit you HARD if you didn't obey him INSTANTLY. I was brought up to not mess around with guns. First a .22 rifle for many years, then occasionally a .22 pistol, and then a .410 shotgun. I didn't fire centerfire rifles or pistols until I was much, much older. My Dad wouldn't let me TOUCH his precious .45 until I was 16. Well, I may have goofed up. I let this guy shoot my .22 Pump action rifle, and my .22 Colt Woodman Target model. But then I had to show off and let him shoot my big guns. To my shock, he has remarkable hand to eye coordination (something I have never had) and had a natural ability with a shotguns. I had a plastic clay pidgeon thrower. I lashed it to a old broom handle with duct tape and was throwing the clay pidgeon far in the air. Boom. He hit them. First time with a shotgun. And it wasn't a 12 guage throwing a pound of lead. He was hitting them with my Dad's Fox BSE double barrel 20 guage. I would throw ten and then we would rest. He could hit 6 or 7 out of ten, and this was the first time he ever touched a gun. He loved my .30-30. We shot stacks of wet newspaper wrapped with duct tape, and a few 20 pound blocks of clay (I cleaned up EVERY SCRAP of trash). But what he REALLY loved was my gun I bought cheap off a guy who lost his job. For almost nothing, I bought this Spanish Star Super B (It's hard to tell WHAT this gun is---it has conflicting stamping on it, the original Spanish Stamping says one thing, the Importer, Century Arms says another) in .38 Super. This kid LOVES recoil. He REALLY got off on firing the .38 Super rapid fire (me 20 yards behind crouched behind the car to avoid sudden death). He wants to buy a .38 Super now. Well, I didn't want to tell him that .38 Super is an oddball gun that I only bought because I am cheap. He probably REALLY wants a .45. Secondly, I think his first gun should be a Ruger 10/22 rifle, or at the most a Ruger Mk III .22 pistol with the longest barrel they make. But he is really set in his mind and wants his first gun to be a big old .38 Super. I think the only thing that will stop him, is that as a substitute teacher, he is making almost no money (all the fired teachers are substituting, and they aren't working that many days a week. Before this long term job, this guy hadn't had much work.). In fact, on the ride back, we even discussed his moving into my house, as means of him saving money, and me getting money (I am cheap.) But I am concerned about him buying such a high powered gun with so little experience, and I am wondering how to discourage him. more

Voting Question: Los Angeles Supreme Court name change publication?

I went to LASC in Pasadena,ca and inorder to change my name I would have to publish it in a newspaper which costs $90 to $95. Does anyone know any other news paper that the LASCourt would accept that may be a little cheaper? Thank you. more

Resolved Question: .243 or .30-30 on Wild Boar?

I inherited both of my centerfire rifles. One is a Sears Model 53 (Winchester Model 70) in .243 with a 4x Scope. The other is a Sears Ted Williams .30-30. (My Dad REALLY liked Sears). Everything my Dad had regarding hunting was in this big wooden chest he had made for him in the Army. It had a 3x scope in it, but I could never quite figure out what for. Well, wrapped up in old newspaper and rubber bands so old they dissolved into rubber stains, was a side mount for the .30-30, with the screws (wrapped in another piece of paper, wrapped in masking tape) . I think I can convince a guy at my sportman's club to mount the scope for me for nothing. All the gunsmiths in Los Angeles have fled. The only gunsmith I know of is way over in the valley, is never open, and charges an arm and a leg to mount scopes. Anyway, now I can actually use the .30-30 for hunting (I suck with open sights). In California, wild boar is open year round. I have got a few places to hunt, according to people I have spoken to, nearby in the Los Padres National forest. Would I be better off with a .243 with a 4x scope, or a .30-30 with a 3x scope? For most people, a .243 is a longer range rifle, but I am not that good a shot. I figure anything past 125 yards and moving is pretty safe from me. I am leaning towards the .30-30. Also, what ammunition would I use? 150 grain? 170 grain? Or should I splurge and mail order some LeveRevolution .30-30 Ammo? I still have about four and a half boxes of (old) Ted Williams 170 grain ammunition my father left me. more

Resolved Question: What is the most popular newspaper in Los Angeles California and how can I put an ad on it?

I am trying to find a person in L.A . And I figure that with an ad on a newspaper I can find her faster. Any ideas?? more

Resolved Question: why do online newspaper job classifieds bring you to an external site like yahoo or career builder?

why don't the newspapers put the job classifieds straight from the paper onto their website? ie: The Los Angeles Times jobs classifieds (online) directs you to career builder. I dont live in the area so I cannot simply buy the newspaper thats why im trying to browse the newspaper classifieds through the internet. more

Resolved Question: English sexist adverts against males..?

I was born and raised in london, uk but have lived in los angeles, usa for about 3 years because of my dads job being relocated and i noticed that the uk is very sexist against males. I've been back in the uk for about 2 months and the other day I was watching adverts and about 5 adverts in a row were so sexist against males i was suprised. There was one about pills for females and in the advert a man was sitting next to some woman reading the newspaper and she pressed a button and he went flying out the window and it said "If only all pains were that easy to get rid of, well now there is, try these pills..." and honestly it seems like every advert is trying to make men look very stupid. Watch E4 at the moment 90% of the adverts on that channel are sexist against men. And all of my british girl friends (around my age, 19-25, not the older people, they are more sexist against females) but all the late teen girls are very sexist against men and constantly say things like "all men are pigs" and things similar to that. All of my american girl friends are the complete opposite, they love men and never talk bad about them! BUT living in america they have this type of mentality that if a man jokes about rape, women being chained to the kitchen, ect.. it's a joke when honestly it's not something to laugh about (one reason i'd never date an american man). and then when you contront americans on sexism against women and thinking men are more valuable and can do more in life they say "You should go the saudi arabia, china or anywhere in the middle east and see how good the females here have it" which is a even more sexist statement because they are comparing it and using it as an excuse like it's not bad! And a lot of americans say they would prefer sons to daughters. I think because they all expect their sons to be macho and on the football team when he could easily turn out to be a anorexic emo kid. and i've also heard a lot of american men say "I know how to control my woman" and things like that. I mean watch Family guy, There is always sexist comments about women, That would not be allowed on UK television. Living in both UK and USA this is something I have noticed Anybody else notice? more

Resolved Question: Do these illegal immigrant supporters seem peaceful to you?

"We have an aging white America... They are dying... We have got to eliminate the gringo, and what I mean by that is if the worst comes to the worst, we have got to kill him." -- Jose Angel Gutierrez, professor, University of Texas, Arlington and founder of the La Raza Unida political party "...We're here today to show L.A., show the minority people here, the Anglo-Saxons, that we are here, the majority, we're here to stay. We do the work in this city, we take care of the spoiled brat children... We're here in Westwood... to show white Anglo-Saxon Protestant L.A., the few of you who remain, that we are the majority, and we claim this land as ours, it's always been ours, and we're still here, and none of the talk about deporting." -- Fabian Nunez, California assemblyman "The American Southwest seems to be slowly returning to the jurisdiction of Mexico without firing a single shot." -- The Excelsior, the national newspaper of Mexico "If anyone's going to be deported, it's going to be you!... Get out! We are the future. You're old and tired. Go on. We have beaten you - leave like beaten rats. You old white people, it is your duty to die. Right now, we're already controlling those elections, whether it's by violence or nonviolence. Through love of having children we're going to take over." -- Augustin Cebada, information minister of the Brown Berets, a paramilitary organization dedicated to reclaiming south western America for Mexico "Because you know what? It's not enough to elect Latino leadership. If they're supporting legislation that denies the undocumented driver's license, they don't belong in office friends." -- Antonio Villaraigosa, Mayor of Los Angeles "Power is not given to you, (Hispanics) you have to take it! People say to me when I was on the Senate floor, when I was in the Senate, why do you fight so hard for affirmative action programs. And I tell my white colleagues: because you're gonna need them. Remember, Proposition 187 is the last gasp of white America." -- Art Torres, former California Democratic Party Chairman "California is going to be a Hispanic state. Anyone who doesn't like it should leave." -- Mario Obledo of the California Coalition of Hispanic Organizations, the California State Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare under Governor Jerry Brown and a Medal of Freedom winner during the Clinton administration more

Resolved Question: Why do Pro-illegals support racists like Jose Angel Gutierrez?

Source: http://snopes.com/politics/quotes/hispanic.asp "You old white people. It is your duty to die." HISPANIC LEADERS SPEAK OUT! Augustin Cebada, Brown Berets; "Go back to Boston! Go back to Plymouth Rock, Pilgrims! Get out! We are the future. You are old and tired. Go on. We have beaten you. Leave like beaten rats. You old white people. It is your duty to die . . . Through love of having children, we are going to take over. Richard Alatorre, Los Angeles City Council. "They're afraid we're going to take over the governmental institutions and other institutions. They're right. We will take them over . . . We are here to stay." Excelsior, the national newspaper of Mexico, "The American southwest seems to be slowly returning to the jurisdiction of Mexico without firing a single shot." Professor Jose Angel Gutierrez, University of Texas; "We have an aging white America. They are not making babies. They are dying. The explosion is in our population . . . I love it. They are shitting in their pants with fear. I love it." Art Torres, Chairman of the California Democratic Party, "Remember 187 — proposition to deny taxpayer funds for services to non-citizens — was the last gasp of white America in California." Gloria Molina, Los Angeles County Supervisor, "We are politicizing every single one of these new citizens that are becoming citizens of this country ... I gotta tell you that a lot of people are saying, "I'm going to go out there and vote because I want to pay them back." Mario Obledo, California Coalition of Hispanic Organizations and California State Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare under Governor Jerry Brown, also awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Bill Clinton, "California is going to be a Hispanic state. Anyone who doesn't like it should leave." Jose Pescador Osuna, Mexican Consul General , "We are practicing 'La Reconquista' in California." Professor Fernando Guerra, Loyola Marymount University; "We need to avoid a white backlash by using codes understood by Latinos ..." Are these just the words of a few extremists? Consider that we could fill up many pages with such quotes. Also, consider that these are mainstream Mexican leaders. more

Resolved Question: Help me please friends????

Complete with words: 1)Most European countries make people recycle their.....(7 letters) now. 2)Many scientists believe that the hole in the .........(5 letters) layr is causing climate change. 3)Wind ........(8 litters) use the wind to create energy. 4)In Los Angeles air ........(9 letters) causes the formation of mist and fog. 5)There has been a rise in sea level as a result of global .........(7 letters) 6)........(10 letters) plates and cups made of plastic are bad because people don't recycle them. 7)We can save a lot of money on electricity by fitting..........(5 letters) panels on our houses. 8)Pollution is a mmajor problem for the..........(11 letters). 9)People .......(5 letters) away lots of things that it would be possible to recycle. Completa with have to or don't have to. 1) You ..... wear a helmet when you ride a motorbike. 2)You ...... carry an identity card. 3)You ....... be seventeen to drive a car. 4) You ........... do military servie. 5)You ....... be sixteen to buy cigarettes. 6)You ......buy your own school books. Complete whit have to. Last week I ...... go to the Indian Embassy. I also ...... write an article for an Indian newspaper. Today I've got lots to do. First I ....... write a letter to my parents then I ..... make lunch for me and my friends and last of all I ........ start my article forthe Iternational Young ournalist Competition. The next two weeks I .......... do a lot of things. I ........ do some research a the library and I ....... finish my article too I'm italian help meeee please more

Resolved Question: does any one know like good website to buy puppys in my area or any like newspaper adds website plz help !!?

i really want a puppy!!!!!!!!! located in Los Angeles H.P more

Resolved Question: Do Pro-illegal supporters seem like peaceful people to you?

Resolved Question: is this guy a retard or a idiot, I got this answer earlier to a question about Haiti?

I hate to awake you from your slumber but We are not helping Haiti and it wasn't a natural disaster, US troops are now controlling another country and you and many others just believe what you hear and do not do your ow research. The US caused the eartquake by H.A.A.R.P.! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XI-sjTpbI… (Hharp secret weapon reviled in court) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6ZPGaGng… (HHARP) Earlier this week, a Spanish newspaper quoted Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez as saying the U.S. Navy caused the Haiti earthquake with a tectonic weapon. The Venezuelan media reported that the earthquake “may be associated with the project called HAARP, a system that can generate violent and unexpected changes in climate,” Press TV reported on January 21. Chavez cited a report from Russia’s Northern Fleet. According to the report, the U.S. Navy made a mistake with a secret “earthquake weapon” and the result was the Haitian earthquake. The Russians believe the intended target was Iran. “Though Russian Northern Fleets’ report was not confirmed by official sources, the comments attracted special attention in some US and Russian media outlets including Fox news and Russia Today,” writes Pragmatic Witness blog. “Russia Today’s report said that Moscow has also been accused of possessing and utilizing such weapons.” “Speaking on his weekly television show, Chavez opined that the U.S. mission in Haiti was a ruse to initiate military occupation,” the New York Daily News said. Venezuelan media “added that the U.S. government’s HAARP program, an atmospheric research facility in Alaska (and frequent subject of conspiracy theories), was also to blame for a Jan. 9 quake in Eureka, Calif., and may have been behind the 7.8-magnitude quake in China that killed nearly 90,000 people in 2008,” Fox News reported on Thursday. In 1997, former U.S. Defense Secretary William Cohen made the following statement: Others [terrorists] are engaging even in an eco-type of terrorism whereby they can alter the climate, set off earthquakes, volcanoes remotely through the use of electromagnetic waves… So there are plenty of ingenious minds out there that are at work finding ways in which they can wreak terror upon other nations…It’s real, and that’s the reason why we have to intensify our [counterterrorism] efforts. Cohen was talking about longitudinal EM wave interferometers (LWI) technology (also known as “Tesla howitzers”). LWI waves can effortlessly pass through the ocean and earth. Experts claim LWI waves can in fact pass through the earth and emerge on the other side. The United States and Russia have possessed this technology for decades. Cohen would have you believe it is a technology that only terrorists would use. It depends on who you would call a terrorist. In 1966, Professor Gordon J. F. MacDonald, associate director of the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics at the University of California, Los Angeles, was a member of the President’s Science Advisory Committee. MacDonald published papers on the use of environmental-control technologies for military purposes, including “earthquake engineering” (he also wrote about weather manipulation, climate modification, polar ice cap melting or destabilization, ozone depletion techniques). “The revealed secrets surprised legislators,” writes Dr. Nick Begich. “Would an inquiry into the state of the art of electromagnetic manipulation surprise lawmakers today? They may find out that technologies developed out of the HAARP experiments in Alaska could deliver on Gordon MacDonald’s vision because leading-edge scientists are describing global weather as not only air pressure and thermal systems, but also as an electrical system.” Of course, we have no direct evidence the Pentagon used HAARP to touch off a massive earthquake in Haiti. The U.S., however, has exploited the earthquake to send the military to the stricken island nation. “They brazenly occupied Haiti without consulting the UN or the OAS (Organization of American States),” said Chavez earlier in the week. Bolivian President Evo Morales said Wednesday he would request an emergency UN meeting “to repudiate and reject this military occupation of the United States in Haiti.” “It’s not right the United States should use this natural disaster to invade and militarily occupy Haiti,” he told a press conference. “The unspoken mission of US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) with headquarters in Miami and US military installations throughout Latin America is to ensure the maintenance of subservient national regimes, namely US proxy governments, committed to the Washington Consensus and the neoliberal policy agenda,” writes Michel Chossudovsky. Source(s): “While US military personnel will at the outset be actively involved in emergency and disaster relief, this renewed US military presence in Haiti will be used to establish a foothold in the country as well pursue America’s strategic and geopolitical objectives in more

Resolved Question: Should I go to grad school or pursue my dreams to work in the entertainment industry?

Hello. I am a 22-year-old male from St.Louis, MO. I am contemplating my next move in life. In December 2010 I will graduate with my Bachelors. (I obtained my Associates at a trade school.) I don’t know what my next move should be. I am trying to decide should I go to grad school or move to a big city to try to work in the entertainment industry. In the entertainment industry I would like to do the following: appear in commercials, print ads, TV shows, and obtain small roles in movies. I am not attempting to become some huge star, but I would like to see could I make a living in the entertainment industry. Long term I would like to have the proper knowledge base, and experiences to manage others careers, and potentially create my own agency full of aspiring talent. Once again short term I just want to appear in a couple of TV shows, host a show, obtain movie roles, and do some commercial modeling. I am contemplating moving to the following places… Los Angeles, Chicago, or Atlanta. I know it’s kind of an odd combination of places to try to get into the entertainment industry. The reason for LA is because it is just a given, but the downside it’s way too expensive for me. Chicago is a little more affordable, closer to home, my best friend said I could live with him until I get on my feet, but the downside is it doesn’t have all the opportunities that LA could give me. Atlanta is an option because one of my best friends is moving there to try to get into the entertainment industry, therefore we can go through our struggles together, but I don’t see really that much opportunity there. Graduate school is a sure way to increase my job marketability, and make more money. I could go to grad school for the next two years and be done by the age of 25. I am scared of failing, and I don’t want to waste time that’s why grad school is an option because it is a safer choice. Facts: I am getting older, so it is important to be working on a solid career I don’t have the extra money lying around to waste making a bad decision (I have student loans that I will have to pay back) I have enrolled in acting classes I plan on getting headshots done I hate living in St.Louis I don’t want to be too broke; financially I am doing ok, and have a lot of nice things that I enjoy I have been working on trying to speak with anyone that knows anything about the entertainment industry so I can learn from them People always say I should go for it, and that it seems like I would work in the entertainment industry I am no fool, I know the odds of making it in Hollywood are not ideal, so it’s not a bad idea to have a back up plan I am willing to put in the hard work and get a million rejections for that one yes I was selected to be in an ad ran in a major newspaper in St.Louis, the ad ran more than 10 times I would like to at least be wealthy by the age of 26 The point of the post is the following: I would like any and everyone’s opinion on what I should do Advice on how to get into the entertainment industry would be great Best city based off the basic information provided would be for me to move to Good people to get into contact with Any advice, input, or commentary would be appreciated!!! (I know one can say why not do both… School and pursue the entertainment gig, but I can’t afford out of state tuition. In addition, I want to give which ever my choose as much as my attention as possible.) Thank you for your time and assistance in this matter. more

Resolved Question: What city should I move to get int the entertainment industry?

Resolved Question: !Indian political section!msg for people raking hindu terrorism?

Observing activities over here since a few days,i feel i must post a few details for the people raking up hindu terrorism again and again. well i dont need to highlight the jehadis or the zionists but a unknown species of terrorism always existed in christianity.Hope you ppl would have got an idea for whom this question is pointed at. these are the details of the same killed injured 16 Sep 1920bombing near bank in New York City, New York 38300 1 Oct 1910bombing at newspaper building in Los Angeles, California2020 5 Nov 2009shooting at Soldier Readiness Center at Foot Hood, Texas1330 4 May 1886bombing and riot at Haymarket Square rally in Chicago, Illinois1260 29 Dec 1975bombing at airport in New York City, New York11 75 22 Jul 1916bombing at parade in San Francisco, California 10 these acts of idocy were mostly carried out by these men Andrew Kehoe. Ortie McManigal, James B. McNamara, and his brother John J. McNamara anarchists are they hindus too,mr aftermath? the total deaths accounted to terror attacks carried out by hindu fundamentalist comes to 40 while the total deaths due to the above mentioned attacks account to nearly 168! who wins?mr aftermath?1968 Chicago riots Louisville riots of 1968 New York Draft Riots The Boston Massacre Philadelphia Nativist Riots Detroit Riot of 1967 LA Riots you would complain as these riots arent targetting any other specific community except the black.right? and to counter-attack the same.dont forget the usa sponsered attacks on innocent palestenis,senegal massacre,vietnam war crimes,guetamalo bay,usa sponsered chemical bomb on iran etc etc more

Resolved Question: does this paragraph make sense? (spanish speakers)?

im in spanish 2 so i cant use stuff i dont know. i just want to know if it makes sense or not and what doesnt make sense and stuff. here it is: im gonna wear cardboard armor with food coupons on it. newspaper socks. and a beanie. also my accessory is need food sign. Hi! Next, I present to you James, a high-end homeless man of Malibu. His cardboard armor helps him fend off other people in line for food. He is rich having millions of food coupons. His beanie serves as a disguise and with the other side he becomes Eminem. His newspaper designer socks are made from New York Times and for good occasions, one can also use the stylish Los Angeles Times. For multicolored socks, the comics are perfect as seen before. Also, you can see he is in need of food so feel free to donate at anytime. You may give the money to me for safekeeping….. All proceeds of this fashion show goes to help homeless people mainly us. ¡Hola! Próximo, le presento a James, un hombre sin casa en Malibu, la ciudad de los ricos. Su armaduro le ayuda pasar las otras personas en linea para comida. Es rico porque tiene millones de cupóns de comidas. Su gorro sirve como una máscara y con otro lado de lo se hace Eminem. Sus calcetines maravillosos son de New York Times y para ocasiones buenos, puede usar los calcetines preciosos ser de Los Angeles Times. Para calcetines con color, los cómicos son perfectos como vio. También puede ver, ello necesito comida, tan da por favor. Podría dar el dinero a mí para seguridad. Todo el dinero hace de este desfile de moda va a ayudar personas sin casa, principalmente nosotros. we're doing a fashion show for spanish.is it funny? more

Resolved Question: Is this a good start to a book??? Romance/drama?

There are many types of guys in the world. The jocks, the business-is-everything guys, and the flat out annoying jerks. I have let them tear me up numerous times before. I am done with that. Men are very cruel. Let’s just say I really don’t need or want a man in my life, with my father as an acception. I stand in a huge mass of noisy people. Busy moms telling their kids to be quiet and dads shaking their heads. Of course, it would not be a public airport without couples holding hands walking side by side, telling each other how much they love each other. I’m trying to get to Los Angeles where my parents live. A faint ringing sound alerts me and I scramble to find my cell phone in my purse. “Hello” I say as I flip it open. “Hi honey, your mother wanted me to call you and make sure your flight is still on time. You know how your mother can be. Please just tell me so I can assure her you will make it out okay to our house.” I could have guessed it would be my parents calling. I swear my mom is paranoid, nervous, and worried about everything. “Dad, I just got past security so I haven’t even looked yet. I will call you back when I check it and please tell mom to not worry. So a little snow came, big whoop!” I say a little bit annoyed. “Okay Katie but your mother will not be too happy. I understand though. She cooks some mean meals and is wonderful but…..well, we all have our flaws.” He chuckles into the phone. “Ha ha. Thanks dad. I have to go but I will call you soon. Love you. Bye.” As I close my cell phone something catches my eye. But it’s gone as soon as it appears. Katie, how much coffee have you had? Apparently not enough! I start walking past hurried travelers to a coffee shop. I stare at the menu long enough to memorize it. As I step up to the counter I ask for a large hazelnut coffee. “Anything else?” the thin, pale man asks. “No thanks.” “Okay that will be $1.75.” I hand him a crisp five dollar bill and he hands me my change. Walking out, I grab a newspaper. The big screens that have departures and arrivals information say the gate I need to get to gate B18. Watching the happy couples, I stagger over to my gate. I scan the area, finding a seat. A girl about 16 years old is on my left, looking out the window. “Is this seat taken?” I ask. “No, it is just a lonely empty seat that has been torn apart in every way I can think of,” She replies. I don’t reply because, well, I cannot think of anything to say back to that. As I look out the window I can see the sun rise in the east, glistening on the snow. Sipping my coffee is always a good thing. It gives me time to think. To think about anything and everything. I know one thing, I won’t be thinking about men. Oh! My parents! I forgot to call them, so I go to the desk where a tall blonde is working on a computer. Just to make sure the boards with departures and arrivals were right, I ask her if my flight is on time. “Is the 8:05 flight to Los Angeles still on time?” The woman looks at her computer and replies, “It is delayed for at least a few hours, sorry.” “Okay thank you.” ****. I dial my parents’ number in my phone. “Hello?” “Hey Dad, my flight has been delayed at least a few hours. Hopefully the snow will stop soon.” “Oh man, is there another flight leaving to somewhere else and then maybe a flight to L.A.?” he asks. “No, I don’t think so. None of the planes can take off because of all the snow.” “Alright well hopefully you can get here soon.” “Yeah. I will call you if it gets delayed more or if we leave earlier.” “Okay thanks. Bye honey.” “Bye Dad.” What am I supposed to do for at least a few hours in an airport? I go back to my seat and finish the rest of my coffee. The teenager that was sitting next to me stares at the ceiling ignoring me completely and suddenly says something. “Have you ever wanted something so badly when you know you can’t have it?” she asks. I look around wondering if she is talking to me. “Uh not really,” I answer. “No really, have you ever wanted anything, anything at all that you knew you were not supposed to have or able to have?” She says. “Well, when I was little I wanted a doll that I knew I couldn’t have because both of my parents lost their jobs for about a year and we didn’t have extra spending money.” I look into her deep red eyes. She smiles like she wished that had happened to her. The girl’s long brown hair hangs down her body. “Yeah,” She says. A long pause whistled through the air and waited. I got up to get more coffee and a sandwich. The girl looks at me with sad eyes. “I am going to get another coffee and a sandwich, do you want to come with?” “Yes please,” the girl replies. So we walk into the same little coffee shop and I buy us both small cappuccinos. She thanks me and sits down at a table, I along with her. “I never got your name,” I ask, “My name is Katie Irving.” “Nice to meet you Katie, my name is Rachel.” “It is a pleasure, Rachel.” “So where are you from?" “ more

Resolved Question: Is this a good start to a book? PLEASE READ--Romance, Drama, Happy?

There are many types of guys in the world. The jocks, the business-is-everything guys, and the flat out annoying jerks. I have let them tear me up numerous times before. I am done with that. Men are very cruel. Let’s just say I really don’t need or want a man in my life, with my father as an acception. I stand in a huge mass of noisy people. Busy moms telling their kids to be quiet and dads shaking their heads. Of course, it would not be a public airport without couples holding hands walking side by side, telling each other how much they love each other. I’m trying to get to Los Angeles where my parents live. A faint ringing sound alerts me and I scramble to find my cell phone in my purse. “Hello” I say as I flip it open. “Hi honey, your mother wanted me to call you and make sure your flight is still on time. You know how your mother can be. Please just tell me so I can assure her you will make it out okay to our house.” I could have guessed it would be my parents calling. I swear my mom is paranoid, nervous, and worried about everything. “Dad, I just got past security so I haven’t even looked yet. I will call you back when I check it and please tell mom to not worry. So a little snow came, big whoop!” I say a little bit annoyed. “Okay Katie but your mother will not be too happy. I understand though. She cooks some mean meals and is wonderful but…..well, we all have our flaws.” He chuckles into the phone. “Ha ha. Thanks dad. I have to go but I will call you soon. Love you. Bye.” As I close my cell phone something catches my eye. But it’s gone as soon as it appears. Katie, how much coffee have you had? Apparently not enough! I start walking past hurried travelers to a coffee shop. I stare at the menu long enough to memorize it. As I step up to the counter I ask for a large hazelnut coffee. “Anything else?” the thin, pale man asks. “No thanks.” “Okay that will be $1.75.” I hand him a crisp five dollar bill and he hands me my change. Walking out, I grab a newspaper. The big screens that have departures and arrivals information say the gate I need to get to gate B18. Watching the happy couples, I stagger over to my gate. I scan the area, finding a seat. A girl about 16 years old is on my left, looking out the window. “Is this seat taken?” I ask. “No, it is just a lonely empty seat that has been torn apart in every way I can think of,” She replies. I don’t reply because, well, I cannot think of anything to say back to that. As I look out the window I can see the sun rise in the east, glistening on the snow. Sipping my coffee is always a good thing. It gives me time to think. To think about anything and everything. I know one thing, I won’t be thinking about men. Oh! My parents! I forgot to call them, so I go to the desk where a tall blonde is working on a computer. Just to make sure the boards with departures and arrivals were right, I ask her if my flight is on time. “Is the 8:05 flight to Los Angeles still on time?” The woman looks at her computer and replies, “It is delayed for at least a few hours, sorry.” “Okay thank you.” Shit. I dial my parents’ number in my phone. “Hello?” “Hey Dad, my flight has been delayed at least a few hours. Hopefully the snow will stop soon.” “Oh man, is there another flight leaving to somewhere else and then maybe a flight to L.A.?” he asks. “No, I don’t think so. None of the planes can take off because of all the snow.” “Alright well hopefully you can get here soon.” “Yeah. I will call you if it gets delayed more or if we leave earlier.” “Okay thanks. Bye honey.” “Bye Dad.” What am I supposed to do for at least a few hours in an airport? I go back to my seat and finish the rest of my coffee. The teenager that was sitting next to me stares at the ceiling ignoring me completely and suddenly says something. “Have you ever wanted something so badly when you know you can’t have it?” she asks. I look around wondering if she is talking to me. “Uh not really,” I answer. “No really, have you ever wanted anything, anything at all that you knew you were not supposed to have or able to have?” She says. “Well, when I was little I wanted a doll that I knew I couldn’t have because both of my parents lost their jobs for about a year and we didn’t have extra spending money.” I look into her deep red eyes. She smiles like she wished that had happened to her. The girl’s long brown hair hangs down her body. “Yeah,” She says. A long pause whistled through the air and waited. I got up to get more coffee and a sandwich. The girl looks at me with sad eyes. “I am going to get another coffee and a sandwich, do you want to come with?” “Yes please,” the girl replies. So we walk into the same little coffee shop and I buy us both small cappuccinos. She thanks me and sits down at a table, I along with her. “I never got your name,” I ask, “My name is Katie Irving.” “Nice to meet you Katie, my name is Rachel.” “It is a pleasure, Rachel.” “So where are you from?” more

Resolved Question: Is this a good start to a book?? Romance, Drama....?

There are many types of guys in the world. The jocks, the business-is-everything guys, and the flat out annoying jerks. I have let them tear me up numerous times before. I am done with that. Men are very cruel. Let’s just say I really don’t need or want a man in my life, with my father as an acception. I stand in a huge mass of noisy people. Busy moms telling their kids to be quiet and dads shaking their heads. Of course, it would not be a public airport without couples holding hands walking side by side, telling each other how much they love each other. I’m trying to get to Los Angeles where my parents live. A faint ringing sound alerts me and I scramble to find my cell phone in my purse. “Hello” I say as I flip it open. “Hi honey, your mother wanted me to call you and make sure your flight is still on time. You know how your mother can be. Please just tell me so I can assure her you will make it out okay to our house.” I could have guessed it would be my parents calling. I swear my mom is paranoid, nervous, and worried about everything. “Dad, I just got past security so I haven’t even looked yet. I will call you back when I check it and please tell mom to not worry. So a little snow came, big whoop!” I say a little bit annoyed. “Okay Katie but your mother will not be too happy. I understand though. She cooks some mean meals and is wonderful but…..well, we all have our flaws.” He chuckles into the phone. “Ha ha. Thanks dad. I have to go but I will call you soon. Love you. Bye.” As I close my cell phone something catches my eye. But it’s gone as soon as it appears. Katie, how much coffee have you had? Apparently not enough! I start walking past hurried travelers to a coffee shop. I stare at the menu long enough to memorize it. As I step up to the counter I ask for a large hazelnut coffee. “Anything else?” the thin, pale man asks. “No thanks.” “Okay that will be $1.75.” I hand him a crisp five dollar bill and he hands me my change. Walking out, I grab a newspaper. The big screens that have departures and arrivals information say the gate I need to get to gate B18. Watching the happy couples, I stagger over to my gate. I scan the area, finding a seat. A girl about 16 years old is on my left, looking out the window. “Is this seat taken?” I ask. “No, it is just a lonely empty seat that has been torn apart in every way I can think of,” She replies. I don’t reply because, well, I cannot think of anything to say back to that. As I look out the window I can see the sun rise in the east, glistening on the snow. Sipping my coffee is always a good thing. It gives me time to think. To think about anything and everything. I know one thing, I won’t be thinking about men. Oh! My parents! I forgot to call them, so I go to the desk where a tall blonde is working on a computer. Just to make sure the boards with departures and arrivals were right, I ask her if my flight is on time. “Is the 8:05 flight to Los Angeles still on time?” The woman looks at her computer and replies, “It is delayed for at least a few hours, sorry.” “Okay thank you.” Shit. I dial my parents’ number in my phone. “Hello?” “Hey Dad, my flight has been delayed at least a few hours. Hopefully the snow will stop soon.” “Oh man, is there another flight leaving to somewhere else and then maybe a flight to L.A.?” he asks. “No, I don’t think so. None of the planes can take off because of all the snow.” “Alright well hopefully you can get here soon.” “Yeah. I will call you if it gets delayed more or if we leave earlier.” “Okay thanks. Bye honey.” “Bye Dad.” What am I supposed to do for at least a few hours in an airport? I go back to my seat and finish the rest of my coffee. The teenager that was sitting next to me stares at the ceiling ignoring me completely and suddenly says something. “Have you ever wanted something so badly when you know you can’t have it?” she asks. I look around wondering if she is talking to me. “Uh not really,” I answer. “No really, have you ever wanted anything, anything at all that you knew you were not supposed to have or able to have?” She says. “Well, when I was little I wanted a doll that I knew I couldn’t have because both of my parents lost their jobs for about a year and we didn’t have extra spending money.” I look into her deep red eyes. She smiles like she wished that had happened to her. The girl’s long brown hair hangs down her body. “Yeah,” She says. A long pause whistled through the air and waited. I got up to get more coffee and a sandwich. The girl looks at me with sad eyes. “I am going to get another coffee and a sandwich, do you want to come with?” “Yes please,” the girl replies. So we walk into the same little coffee shop and I buy us both small cappuccinos. She thanks me and sits down at a table, I along with her. “I never got your name,” I ask, “My name is Katie Irving.” “Nice to meet you Katie, my name is Rachel.” “It is a pleasure, Rachel.” “So where are you from?” more

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I'm not looking for a middleman filing service. I've already been to the courthouse and I've got my paperwork. I just need the name a a newspaper that can publish it for me. I have over 50 names but I have no idea how to find the cheapest one. I've been told it will cost me $35-$50 to publish the record for 4 weeks. I've already paid the filing costs, so there's no way I'm paying some middle man $100. more

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I am just graduating film school and am in debate- Should I move to LA or New York? I finished up a prestigious internship with a major newspaper in the midwest, and have writing samples. I want to be a screenwriter/actor, and do have a reel of my produced work. Would I be better off in Los Angeles or New York? I have been hearing different things. I do not have a car and hate driving. I do have a license, but I just am not a driver. I have heard its hard to survive in LA without a car, however plenty of my friends have moved out there and gotten along fine on public transit, it just took longer. It seems to me more film work is out in LA, not New York. And prices are still cheaper in LA. Any advice? more

Resolved Question: Latinos at the church and across the community are shaken does an illegal have the right to break the law?

Latinos at the church and across the community are shaken does an illegal have the right to break the law he was selling food because he was undocumented and couldn't find a job the church expressed problems with street vendors for over a year, why do many Churches feel illegals should be allowed to break the law ? Is the Church ignoring the laws of America thereby injecting their own laws based on their teaching of the Church supersudes laws on earth and such laws in America ?The Catholic Diocese of Charlotte is looking into why a local priest asked a sheriff's deputy to arrest a man selling food on church property. Carlos Ramirez, 40, identified as an illegal immigrant via the jail's 287(g) program, is now in the process of being deported after his Nov. 15 arrest on trespassing charges at Our Lady of the Assumption. Ramirez, an unlicensed street vendor from Mexico, was selling corn-on-the-cob to parishioners of the Shamrock Drive church following a Spanish language mass. Church officials said the Rev. Philip Scarcella was wrong to ask the deputy to arrest Ramirez without first checking with the diocese. "A policy wasn't followed here and we really regret that Mr. Ramirez was arrested," said David Hains, spokesman for the diocese. "We regret also that it looks like he's going to be deported." The incident comes as the national debate over illegal immigration once again heats up. The Catholic church has been a leading voice in the push for immigration reform that would legalize millions of illegal immigrants. Latinos at the church and across the community are shaken. "The role of the church is to be ministering to a community that now more than ever needs hope," said Jess George, interim director of the Latin American Coalition. "And it's worrisome when trust may be broken when there isn't enough concern given to the immigrant experience." Calls to speak with officials at Our Lady of the Assumption church were referred to the diocese. Hains said that the Shamrock Drive church in East Charlotte has had problems with street vendors for over a year. Scarcella has been concerned about the safety of the food and traffic problems that arise because of the number of vendors, Hains said. Vendors had been warned multiple times, including receiving a written notice that they could be arrested. But Janet Contreras, a member of the church originally from Peru, said the church should have considered that Ramirez was selling food because he was undocumented and couldn't find a job. "He wasn't outside pointing a gun at people demanding money," said Contreras, who said she is changing churches. "Yes, it's private property, but it's a church." The Catholic Church has long supported immigrants and helped to lead protests around the country. In 2005, the U.S. Catholic bishops launched the Justice for Immigrants campaign. Cardinal Roger Mahony of Los Angeles wrote last week in a national editorial that the country must pass reform "that better balances our country's need for a stable work force with the orderly flow of immigrants." Ramirez, who is from Mexico, entered the country legally in June 2008 on a temporary work visa, officials said. He was supposed to return in December 2008. He is being held at the Mecklenburg County Jail on a $500 state bond and a $5,000 immigration bond. Julia Rush, spokesperson for the sheriff's department, said Ramirez will be turned over to immigration officials once his state charge is satisfied. Ramirez told a local reporter for the Spanish-language newspaper Mi Gente that he moved to the United States to help with rebuilding efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. He moved to Charlotte afterward in search of jobs. He became a street vendor after failing to find work in construction or restaurants, according to Patricia Ortiz of Mi Gente. Ortiz, who met with Ramirez in jail on Tuesday, said Ramirez was almost crying about being deported. He didn't understand why he was arrested for selling food. But, Ortiz said, he says he has forgiven the priest. http://www.charlotteobserver.com/local/story/1119341.html more

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Ok so there was this article in the LA Times about a band, and now I'm trying to remember the name of the band but I don't have the article anymore. http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/1905773171.html?FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:FT&type=current&date=Nov+22%2C+2009&author=Denise+Martin&pub=Los+Angeles+Times&edition=&startpage=D.1&desc=Child%27s+play%3B+Oh%2C+to+be+young+and+famous.+It%27s+a+common+fantasy+--+and+one+that%27s+become+real+popular+on+the+kids%27+networks. I think that might be the article but I'm not sure because I have to pay to see the full article. I remember that it was in the LA Times, it was about a boy band, the headline was "Child Play" or "Child's Play". Some words in the article were that the guys were good-looking and wore skinny jeans...if that helps at all. hahahah. But anyways I'm really trying to find the name of this band. THANKS!ohh yeah thats the article i saw it on the website but i saw those people dancing & thought it was something else. dang! hahaha well thanks..ill choose a best answer soon when i can. :D more

Resolved Question: Interesting information about Ray Bradbury?

Hi, i'm doing a project and i need help, i need to find 10 interesting facts about Ray Bradbury ( like what types of sports he play, or the type of foods he eats), and the facts CAN"T come from my biography. here's my facts from my biography: 1. Ray Douglas Bradbury was born in Waukegan, Illinois in August 22, 1920 2. Dad was Leonard Spaulding Bradbury and his mom was Esther Marie Moberg Bradbury. 3. Mom and Dad gave Ray a nickname “Douglas” after the actor Douglas Fairbanks. 4. Ray Bradbury had 3 brothers 5. Between the years 1926 and 1933, the family moved back and fourth between Waukegan and Tucson 6. Ray begun to write short stories in 1931 when he was a kid, he wrote it on butcher paper. 7. In 1934, the ray's family moved to Los Angeles 8. Ray made 2 friends, Ray Harryhausen and George Bums. 9. George Bums gave Ray his first payment as a writer for contributing a joke for one of his show. 10. Ray went to Los Angeles High School, and took drama. 11. Ray joined the Poetry club at school, and the Los Angeles Science Fiction League 12. Ray Graduated in 1938 13. Ray sold newspaper at street corners everyday and went to the library during the night 14. Ray’s first published short story was printed in the Imagination! Magazine in 1938, called “Hollerbochen's Dilemma” 15. Ray’s first published and paid short story was printed in the Super Science Stories in 1941, called “Pendulum” 16. Ray met his future wife, Marguerite "Maggie" McClure, in a bookshop. 17. Ray married Marguerite in Church of the Good Shepherd, in Los Angeles on September 1947. 18. Ray had 4 daughters: Susan, Ramona, Bettina, and Alexandra. 19. Ray won the Benjamin Franklin Award in 1954 20. Ray also won the the Aviation-Space Writer's Association Award for Best Space Article in an American Magazine in 1967 21. Ray’s work was in the Best American Short Stories collections in 1946, 1948, and 1952. 22. Today Ray and his wife still lives in Los Angeles, and he has 8 grandchildren. more

Resolved Question: What is a los angeles times Robert F. Kennedy newspaper worth with the KENNEDY ASSASINATED headline?

we found this im my grandparents closet, it seems to be in good condition, it is in a frame, and has been like that for years, do you know what it may be worth, because i am going to be puting it up for sale. it looks to be complete, and i have not taken it out of the frame for fear of damaging it, here are some pics in the links below to that you may see it. thank you , and if you are or maybe interested in it feel free to send me an email conantherat@yahoo.com a am in los angeles http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr319/YES_ON_PROP8/IMG_1268.jpg http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr319/YES_ON_PROP8/IMG_1269.jpg http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr319/YES_ON_PROP8/IMG_1271.jpg http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr319/YES_ON_PROP8/IMG_1273.jpg more

Resolved Question: Did Garfield get booted off the newspaper?

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Resolved Question: Everyone knows this information but why do some blindly ignore it?

143 journalists who have made political contributions (D) ABC News, Mary Fulginiti, "Primetime" correspondent.. (D) ABC affiliate in Boston, WCVB, Sangita Chandra, producer.. (D) ABC affiliate in Wichita, KAKE, Susan Peters, anchor.. (D) CBS News, Serena Altschul, correspondent for "CBS Sunday Morning.". (D) CBS News, Edward H. Forgotson Jr., producer, "CBS Sunday Morning.". (D) CBS affiliate in Boston, WBZ, Liz Walker, newsmagazine host.. (D) CBS affiliate in Los Angeles, KCBS, Claudia Bill, news writer.. (D) CBS affiliate in Memphis, WREG, Markova Reed, anchors the morning and noon news.. (D) CNN, Guy Raz, Jerusalem correspondent, now defense correspondent for National Public Radio.. (R) CW affiliate in Chicago, WGN, Jay Congdon, news producer.. (R) CW affiliate in Los Angeles, KTLA, Diana Chi, news writer.. (R) Fox News Channel, Ann Stewart Banker, producer for Bill O'Reilly's "The O'Reilly Factor.". (D) Fox News Channel, Codie Brooks, researcher for Brit Hume's "Special Report.". (D) Fox affiliate in Omaha, KPTM, Calvert Collins, reporter.. (D) Fox affiliate in Minneapolis, KMSP, Alix Kendall, morning anchor.. (D) Fox affiliate in Washington, D.C., WTTG, Laura Evans, anchor.. (R) MSNBC, Joe Scarborough, host of "Morning Joe" and "Scarborough Country.". (D) MTV News, Gideon Yago, "Choose or Lose" presidential correspondent.. (D) NBC News, Victoria Corderi, "Dateline" correspondent.. (R) PBS affiliate in New York, Thirteen/WNET, Rafael Roman, host, "New York Voices.". (D) Independent station KTVK, Phoenix, Steve Bodinet, reporter.. (D) MSNBC.com, Rachel Schwanewede, senior editor, TodayShow.com.. (D) MSNBC.com, Joel Widzer, travel columnist.. (D) Salon.com, Gary Kamiya, writer at large and former executive editor.. (D) Salon.com, Katharine Mieszkowski, reporter.. ----- Magazines: (D) The Atlantic Monthly, Martha Spaulding, assistant managing editor.. (D) Business Week, Prudence Crowther, chief copy editor.. (D) The Economist, Andreas Kluth, technology correspondent.. (D) The Economist, Joanne Ramos, financial writer.. (R) Forbes, Jean A. Briggs, assistant managing editor.. (R) Forbes, Robert Lenzner, national editor.. (D) Forbes, Tatiana Serafin, senior reporter.. (D) Inc., Jane Berentson, editor.. (D) The New Yorker, David Denby, film critic.. (D) The New Yorker, Henry Finder, editorial director and books editor.. (D) The New Yorker, Tad Friend, Hollywood reporter.. (D) The New Yorker, Ann Goldstein, head of copy department.. (D) The New Yorker, Hendrik Hertzberg, senior editor.. (D) The New Yorker, John Lahr, theater critic.. (D) The New Yorker, Janet Malcolm, writer.. (D) The New Yorker, George Packer, war correspondent.. (D) The New Yorker, Mark Singer, profile writer.. (D) The New Yorker, Judith Thurman, writer.. (D) Newsweek, Temma Ehrenfeld, associate editor.. (D & R) Newsweek, Jane Bryant Quinn, personal finance columnist.. 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(D) The B81% gave only to democrats 1% to gave to both 18% gave only to republicans Of the 18% that gave to republicans, 10% of them werent hard news journalists but financial writers, food writers, fashion writers, food critics, and sports writers In other analysis 235 gave more than $225,000 to Democrats while only 20 gave a mere $16,000 to Republicans People employed by major media organizations gave a 20 to 1 majority of donations to Barack Obama. Everyone knows this, its be around since Nixon, but no one talks about it, you know why i think that is? Because the ones that are supposed to talk about it dont want to cause they are the individuals involved in this analysis. Who reports on the bias of the reporters? more

Resolved Question: Could i get into these Universities?

I am from Pennsylvania and a junior in high school and I have been looking ahead to my future a lot so far, and I have chosen that I would like nothing else than to go to one of these schools and major in journalism, history, or double major in both of them and then become either a government journalist, sports journalist, or history teacher. ______________________________________… 1. Point Park University (Pittsburgh, PA) 2. St. Cloud State University (St. Cloud, MN) 3. University of Miami (Miami, FL) 4. Pepperdine University (Malibu, CA) 5. University of Texas at Austin (Austin, TX – Main Campus) 6. Penn State University (University Park – Main Campus) 7. University of Arizona (Tuscon, AZ) 8. University of California - Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA) 9. Arizona State University 10. York College (York, PA) 11. Millersville University (Millersville, PA) ______________________________________… My current grades during junior year (this year): Phys. Ed. 11 = 91 Health 11 = 98 English 11 = 86 Environmental Science (lab) = 89 Global Studies = 102 Algebra II = 93 Crafts = 98 (art class required for graduation) Journalism II = 98 Junior Year Overall Percentage = 95 Junior Overall GPA = 3.8 High School Class Rank = 165/328 (this was at the end of sophomore year, I think it's a lot higher now.) ______________________________________… The classes I’ve taken and are going to take are as followed… (These are only my main classes that are each one credit. Journalism is an elective, but I’m planning on majoring in it. It’s still an everyday, all year class.) Oh and my school only has honors classes right now, not AP. In my school you also don’t have to take math or science your senior year, but I am going to. 8th – German I 9th – German II, Comprehensive English 9, U.S. History I, Algebra I, General Biology (lab), Physical Education 9, and Health Education 9. 10th – Comprehensive English 10, Physical Science (lab), U.S. History II Honors, Geometry, Journalism I, Physical Education 10, and Health Education 10. 11th – Comprehensive English 11, Environmental Science (lab), Global Studies, Algebra II, Journalism II, Physical Education 11, and Health Education 11. In 12th grade I’m planning on taking – Comprehensive English 12, Basic Chemistry, Trigonometry, American Society Honors, Journalism III, and Physical Education 12. ______________________________________… The extra-curricular activities I am involved in are SADD Club, Wrestling Team Manager, Wrestling Team Student Athletic Trainer, Baseball Manager, Baseball Student Athletic Trainer, Basketball Manager, Church Softball Team, and Youth Group. I used to volunteer at an after school day care for kids 8th grade and down. Helping them with homework, playing games, and giving them snack. I am also a sports reporter for my high school’s newspaper, The Rocket Star. I also have my own sports column called Player of the Month. Finally, this year, and probably my senior year I have a Student Internship with WOYK, a sports radio broadcasting network. I will go to sporting events, collect stats, call in stats, and broadcast the game I reviewed on radio. more

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How come Sanctuary Movement Started for Illegals But what about people who have legal problem but want a a better life if their crimes are minor why is there not any Sanctuary cities for them ? Officials at a Los Angeles Roman Catholic church say construction is nearly complete on living quarters meant for illegal immigrant families. Our Lady Queen of Angels, also known as La Placita, is one of the first churches in the country to participate in a movement designed to give sanctuary to illegal immigrants and push for immigration reforms, The Los Angeles Times reported Friday. Here, we're taking our concerns about the nation's broken immigration system to a new level, the Rev. Richard Estrada said. Families broken by broken laws and churches broken by it all, Estrada told the newspaper. You hear about it happening in churches across the city. A family must meet eligibility requirements before seeking sanctuary in a church, synagogue or mosque participating in the effort, the Times said. Eligible families must be targeted for deportation, have a good work record in the United States and include children who were born U.S. citizens. The families must also agree to take their story to the news media. The same thing can be said low risk offenders Families broken by broken laws and churches broken by it all. Where is the justice for all others ?http://www.redorbit.com/news/technology/879215/sanctuary_movement_started_for_illegals/index.html more

Resolved Question: Could I get into these Universities?

I am from Pennsylvania and a junior in high school and I have been looking ahead to my future a lot so far, and I have chosen that I would like nothing else than to go to one of these schools and major in journalism, history, or double major in both of them and then become either a government journalist, sports journalist, or history teacher. ______________________________________… 1. Point Park University (Pittsburgh, PA) 2. St. Cloud State University (St. Cloud, MN) 3. University of Miami (Miami, FL) 4. Pepperdine University (Malibu, CA) 5. University of Texas at Austin (Austin, TX – Main Campus) 6. Penn State University (University Park – Main Campus) 7. University of Arizona (Tuscon, AZ) 8. University of California - Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA) 9. York College (York, PA) 10. Millersville University (Millersville, PA) ______________________________________… My current grades during junior year (this year): Phys. Ed. 11 = 91 Health 11 = 98 English 11 = 86 Environmental Science (lab) = 89 Global Studies = 102 Algebra II = 93 Crafts = 98 (art class required for graduation) Journalism II = 98 Junior Year Overall Percentage = 95 Junior Overall GPA = 3.8 High School Class Rank = 165/328 (this was at the end of sophomore year, I think it's a lot higher now.) ______________________________________… The classes I’ve taken and are going to take are as followed… (These are only my main classes that are each one credit. Journalism is an elective, but I’m planning on majoring in it. It’s still an everyday, all year class.) Oh and my school only has honors classes right now, not AP. In my school you also don’t have to take math or science your senior year, but I am going to. 8th – German I 9th – German II, Comprehensive English 9, U.S. History I, Algebra I, General Biology (lab), Physical Education 9, and Health Education 9. 10th – Comprehensive English 10, Physical Science (lab), U.S. History II Honors, Geometry, Journalism I, Physical Education 10, and Health Education 10. 11th – Comprehensive English 11, Environmental Science (lab), Global Studies, Algebra II, Journalism II, Physical Education 11, and Health Education 11. In 12th grade I’m planning on taking – Comprehensive English 12, Basic Chemistry, Trigonometry, American Society Honors, Journalism III, and Physical Education 12. ______________________________________… The extra-curricular activities I am involved in are SADD Club, Wrestling Team Manager, Wrestling Team Student Athletic Trainer, Baseball Manager, Church Softball Team, and Youth Group. I used to volunteer at an after school day care for kids 8th grade and down. Helping them with homework, playing games, and giving them snack. I am also a sports reporter for my high school’s newspaper, The Rocket Star. I also have my own sports column called Player of the Month. Finally, this year, and probably my senior year I have a Student Internship with WOYK, a sports radio broadcasting network. I will go to sporting events, collect stats, call in stats, and broadcast the game I reviewed on radio. more

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Resolved Question: COuld I get into these Universities?

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Resolved Question: What are my chances of getting into UCI, UCSB, UCSC?

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Resolved Question: I think Roman's suffered enough. Don't you?

Polanski Agreed To Pay Sex Victim $500,000 17 hours ago | WENN | Jailed moviemaker Roman Polanski agreed to pay the girl he had unlawful sex with $500,000 (GBP333,300) 16 years ago, according to newly-released court documents. Papers obtained by the Los Angeles Times newspaper suggest the director agreed to pay Samantha Geimer as part of a civil settlement after she filed suit against him in 1988, accusing the director of sexual assault, false imprisonment, intentional infliction of emotional distress and seduction. In October 1993, Polanski agreed to pay Geimer $500,000 with interest, according to the settlement documents, and was given two years to pay up. The papers suggest Geimer's attorneys had to fight for the full settlement after the director missed the 1995 deadline. It is not made clear if Polanski paid up in full. Geimer was just 13 when Polanski plied the aspiring model with alcohol and drugs and then had sex with her in a bedroom at his Chinatown star Jack Nicholson's house. Polanski was arrested in Los Angeles and pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor, before fleeing to France in 1978. On Saturday, he was arrested in Zurich, Switzerland in connection with the 31-year-old case and is now fighting extradition to the U.S. » http://www.imdb.com/news/ni1043635/ more

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Resolved Question: When did the suicide at Franklin High School, Los Angeles california happen?

I'm trying to do an article for my school newspaper, and i wanted to know when the girl committed suicide, off the balcony, at Franklin High School, in Los Angeles, California.!! i really need to know when she did die, even if its just the year!! more

Resolved Question: How does a person like Van Jones become nominated by Obama?

If Obama isn't Far Left then how in the world could he nominate someone w/ such a radical past as Van Jones? Mr. Jones was arrested during the rioting in Los Angeles in 1992 that followed the acquittal of the police officers who beat Rodney King. Mr. Jones spoke of that experience in a 2005 interview with a newspaper in the San Francisco Bay area: "I was a rowdy nationalist on April 28, and then the verdicts came down on April 29," he told the East Bay Express. "By August, I was a communist." Mr. Jones attributed his conversion to the people he met during his incarceration: "I met all these radical young people of color, I mean really radical, communists and anarchists," he told the East Bay Express. "It was like 'this is what I need to be a part of.' I spent the next 10 years of my life working with a lot of those people I met in jail, trying to be a revolutionary." http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2009/09/13/how_could_obama_have_hired_van_jones_98293.html more

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Resolved Question: Isn't this the kind of guy the UK needs? Bet we'd get "Diversity" representing us - how diverse are 6 blacks?!?

Backgrounder: Marko Perkovic Croatian-based singer Marko Perkovic (who is also called Thompson) and his band Thompson are known for singing nationalistic songs about Croatia and publicly supporting the Ustashe, a fascist, pro-Nazi regime in Croatia responsible for murdering tens of thousands of Jews, Serbs, and Roma from 1941-1945. Various media accounts report that Thompson’s concerts in Europe begin with the traditional “war cry” of the Ustashe. Concertgoers, comprised mostly of young people, many wearing black shirts with Ustashe insignia and carrying banners with anti-Serb and anti-Roma rhetoric, often respond with Nazi salutes. Ustashe paraphernalia is allegedly sold at the concerts, as well. At his concerts, Thompson also reportedly plays a song that relates the killing of Serbs at the Jasenovac death camp, where tens of thousands of people were killed by the Ustashe during World War II. Perkovic’s Appearances: A Record of Nazi Symbols and Salutes At a June 2007 concert in Zagreb, Perkovic reportedly opened his act by shouting a traditional Ustashe slogan, which was met with Nazi salutes from fans. The concert, attended by over 40,000 people, was aired on state-owned television. In November 2003, a Thompson concert scheduled in Amsterdam was cancelled amidst accusations of Perkovic giving the Nazi salute at previous concerts and his band’s alleged sympathy with Nazi “ideas.” The concert was relocated to Rotterdam, but Perkovic himself was banned from singing. In responding to the cancellation, Perkovic allegedly told a Croatian newspaper, “It is all to blame on the Jews. I have nothing against them and I did nothing to them. I know that Jesus Christ also did nothing against them, but still they hanged him on the cross. So what can I expect as a small man?” Also, in September 2003, Thompson reportedly performed at a Croatian soccer stadium and gave Nazi salutes. In addition, in August 2003, Thompson organized a public demonstration to honor the Ustashe in Slavonski Brod, a Croatian town. According to media reports, at a reception at the Croatian capitol honoring the national handball team in February 2003, Perkovic allegedly shouted a slogan used by Croatian Nazis in World War II, prompting dozens in the crowd to give a Nazi salute. Then, Prime Minister Ivica Racan condemned the use of Nazi slogans and salutes at that event. Perkovic Denies Supporting Concentration Camp Atrocities On the Web site of Thompson’s representative, Syndicate Productions, Perkovic claims that his songs are “about God, family and the homeland.” He states that “the worst of all false accusations flung” at him is that he wrote and performs a song commemorating the atrocities at the Jasenovac concentration camp during World War II. Perkovic denies writing or performing the song and states that he is a musician, not a politician. Response to Thompson’s Concerts by the Jewish and Serbian Community Representatives of the American and international Jewish community, as well as the Serbian community, have spoken out against Thompson/Perkovic. Croatian Jewish groups have come together to oppose Perkovic’s appearances, especially when Croatian authorities did not condemn Perkovic’s June 2007 concert, which attracted thousands of fans, including members of the Croatian parliament. In November 2007, Perkovic and his band scheduled several concerts in cities throughout the United States and Canada, including New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Jose, Toronto, and Vancouver. On November 2 and 3, 2007, Perkovic and his band played in New York City. There were no reports of pro-Ustashe symbols or Nazi salutes at those concerts. Although two venues in Toronto cancelled Perkovic’s scheduled concert there, he did play in a city outside of Toronto on November 4. According to The Star, a Canadian paper, fans were asked not to bring Ustashe memorabilia to that concert. Home | Search | About ADL | Contact ADL | Privacy PolicyRikstir, the question would be "IS IT NOW TIME FOR UK NATIONALISTS TO STAND UP AND BE COUNTED TOO?" more

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