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Ken Jeffries talks with his daughter Sarah...who--as a Pierce College newspaper reporter---interviews other girls (and, yes, also one of the few boys) on line to see 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon'. On this podcast, you'll hear their thoughts--and Sarah's review. ...
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Free polls from Pollhost.comWould it be a prudent move to open up the QB competition the week of the UCLA game?Yes No Don't know ...
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In case you missed it late Thursday, here's what TNT's Charles Barkley had to say about the Lakers after their victory over the Chicago Bulls: "I said that this team could actually win the next three or four championships, I thought that three years ago. They are going to be tough to be beat because they aren't missing anything. You ...
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I'm already on record as being a big fan of Kevin O'Neill but he earned even more respect when he told me he will no longer use twitter. ``I'm not doing it at all,'' O'Neill said. ``I don't like it at all.'' Finally, a coach who stands against the tide and does not feel the need to discuss everything via ...
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We already mentioned that Pete Carroll will watch Edison High linebacker Jordan Zumwalt tonight, who committed to Stanford but is considering USC. Last week Zumwalt attended the USC-Stanford game. So did he feel Stanford was the right choice after watching the rout? Or did he see a golden chance for playing time at USC? ...
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First things first: the Galaxy's Alecko Eskandarian is on Drew Carey's "The Price is Right at 10 a.m. on CBS (sorry for the late notice). In other momentous MLS Cup related news: *Seattle introduces - the Galaxy dog. *Former Galaxy midfielder Ned Grabavoy is a hero in Salt Lake City after scoring the PK that put them through to ...
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USC (Pete Carroll) and Tennessee (Lane Kiffin) will play each other but neither coach will probably be there by the time of the games. ...
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The head of L.A. Live challenged City Attorney Carmen Trutanich on Thursday to either file criminal charges over the Michael Jackson memorial service or apologize for hinting the company may have broken the law.Daily News. "Prove it or drop it," AEG President Tim Leiweke said during an interview. "We can't resolve this until he declares we have done nothing wrong ...
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NORTHRIDGE -- Greeted by 250 saluting officers, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck on Thursday led a formal inspection of the Devonshire Division and addressed sworn staff in his first major appearance in the San Fernando Valley since becoming chief. Sue Doyle in the Daily News. Saying he expects officers to be "open, honest and show respect," Beck told the platoons crowded ...
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Partially fueled by the election of President Barack Obama and the statewide controversy over gay marriage, hate crimes based on sexual orientation shot up 21 percent in Los Angeles County last year, while religious crimes increased 14 percent, according to a county report released Thursday.Troy Anderson in the Daily News. Although the total number of hate crimes countywide dropped 4 ...
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One in five Angelenos between the ages of 16 and 24 is unemployed and not in school, putting a severe drain on the city's limited resources, a study released Thursday said. Connie Llanos in the Daily News. Statewide, about one in 6.25 people in that age group are out of work or school, and can expect to live in poverty ...
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There are those who get upset just from looking in another person's direction. The mere mention of the other guy's name, the sight of his hair is enough to send them into a tailspin and launch them into convulsions. And so it goes with the Palestinians and the Israelis. Responding to Israel's building of 900 settlements in Gilo, a ...
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Cleaning up after today's media column (linked here), more Q-and-A with former Galaxy player and GM Alexi Lalas, before he heads to Seattle for Sunday's MLS Cup telecast (ESPN, 5:30 p.m.): Q: We found this quote by you from an interview you did with the BBC: "Anybody who says that the signing of David Beckham has been failure is ...
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With Thanksgiving just around the corner...Ken Jeffries hits the streets in Woodland Hills to find out if anyone is in the holiday spirit in the wake of the Great Recession--and discovers that sometimes...the streets hit back! ...
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Andrew Bynum said he sprained his right ankle when he picked up his fourth foul against Brad Miller in the third quarter. Bynum didn't believe it was serious, but said he'd know more in the morning when he goes for treatment. He was walking on his own after the game. ``Hopefully things aren't too bad,'' Bynum said. ``I'm going to ...
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The universal wisdom is that there is absolutely no chance that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed can get anything but a swift conviction and the death penalty. The wisdom also says that it matters not whether the trial is in New York, another American city, or on the moon. No jury anywhere will be fair, impartial and unbiased. The memory and ...
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