I’m slightly annoyed. Just at life I think. I’m watching a co-worker do some photoshop work, and ’sigh’ is all I can say. Good luck if your page gets designed by him.
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- Witness describes victim’s remains at Florida trial July 9, 2009BRADENTON, Florida–A cab driver has testified today that he drove defendant Thomas Fast to a Publix supermarket where his pick up truck was parked, but when they arrived law enforcement was waiting for him after a frantic call from Fast’s own father. Fast is facing life in prison for the premeditated murder of his stepmother, Susan. [...]carolynpurcell
- In Session’s live in Florida July 8, 2009BRADENTON, Florida–Testimony is underway in the case of Florida vs. Thomas Fast, facing life in prison for allegedly murdering his stepmother, someone he had known for much of his life. Susan Fast returned home from s trip to the Bahamas on June 28, 2007, one day earlier than her husband Bruce, (the father of the [...]carolynpurcell
- Yes we cannabis June 23, 2009NEW YORK–All last week my colleague, Anderson Cooper, fanned the flames of an already heated debate in this country: Whether to legalize marijuana. Anderson and his producers don’t pretend to have the answer to the question, any more than to the multibillion dollar illegal drug problem in America. But the first step toward finding the [...]carolynpurcell
- Mystery bleeder accused of murders June 22, 2009NEW YORK–In Session viewers may remember Richard Gagnon, who was convicted last year and sentenced to two life terms for the murders of a South Carolina couple. Gagnon testified that he did not shoot Charles and Diane Parker and that he didn’t know who did, contradicting a cellmate who claimed he confessed to the murders. Gagnon was living with [...] […]carolynpurcell
- With all due respect June 19, 2009NEW YORK–Prisoners have no constitutional right to DNA testing that might prove their innocence, according to the U.S. Supreme Court, which has apparently decided that the finality of a conviction is more important than making sure the right person was convicted in the first place. With all due respect to the court, this decision, which came [...]carolynpurcell
- A fly went by June 18, 2009NEW YORK – People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is asking Barack Obama to take a more humane approach to flies in the White House. As in house flies. As if the president of the United States doesn’t have bigger things to worry about. Apparently PETA doesn’t think so because they are actually sending [...]robert1960
- In search of a story June 17, 2009NEW YORK – The families of two American journalists convicted of “hostilities against the Korean nation” and sentenced to hard labor in a North Korean prison camp are speaking out. The families of Euna Lee and Laura Ling say that yesterday’s news from North Korea said that the women had admitted crossing into the country [...]robert1960
- Watch the closing doors June 16, 2009NEW YORK–I grew up on the New York City subway, and I have a love-hate relationship with it: The rats, the heat, the unknown substances dripping on to my head. The so-called “Subway Vigilante” Bernie Goetz The old “Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ captured it back in it in all it’s gritty 1970s splendor. But that [...]carolynpurcell
- Weeds, Season 5, Episode 2 June 16, 2009NEW YORK – Last night, I watched a rape on television. It was a dramatized rape. But it was jarring, just the same. Weeds, Season 5, Episode 2. Mary-Louise Parker, star of “Weeds” I have always loved Weeds for its black humor, for its honesty. I love the way in which the show forces us to question [...]robert1960
- Lord have Mercy June 15, 2009NEW YORK–Lord have mercy! Madonna has just won the next stage of her legal battle to adopt a little girl from the southern African nation of Malawi. It is an answer to Madonna’s prayers, and no doubt little Mercy’s too. Madonna with her son, a Malawian adoptee I can understand the country’s reluctance. No one wants to [...]carolynpurcell
- Witness describes victim’s remains at Florida trial July 9, 2009
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- Dispatch: "To the date, to the date" July 11, 2009Dennis Joe Rodgers Jr. never even met his dad. Months before he was born, his father was shot to death outside the Imperial Courts Housing Project in South Los Angeles On Wednesday night, Rodgers, a 19-year old black man, was...
- Compton: Avery Cody Jr., 16 July 7, 2009Avery Cody Jr., a 16-year-old black youth, was shot by a sheriff's deputy and died July 5 at Alondra Boulevard and Poinsettia Avenue in Compton, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office. The only information released by the Los...
- Compton: Jamel Kelly, 25 July 7, 2009Jamel Kelly, a 25-year-old black man, was shot several times and died July 3 in the 2700 block of North Wilmington Avenue in Compton, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office. Kelly was attempting to rob a Compton barbershop...
- Dispatch: Young mother dies after a punch to the face July 7, 2009Shortly after 9 a.m. on Tuesday, June 9, Lennox sheriff's deputies received a 911 call that a person had collapsed and was not breathing at a residence in the 1100 block of 91st Street in unincorporated Los Angeles County. When...
- Lynwood: Adolfo Medina, 61 July 7, 2009Adolfo Medina, a 61-year-old Latino, was shot and stabbed several times and died July 1 in the 11300 block of Ernestine Avenue in Lynwood, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office. Medina, a Lynwood city employee, was attacked in...
- Homicides: July 1 - July 6 July 7, 2009The Los Angeles County coroner's office has confirmed the following deaths as homicides. The Times will report more details this week: Adolfo Medina, a 61-year-old Latino, on July 1. Medina was shot and stabbed in the 11300 block on Ernestine...
- Norwalk: Antonio Ordaz-Cervantes, 29 July 6, 2009Antonio Ordaz-Cervantes, a 29-year-old Latino, was shot in the head several times in the 13000 block of Clarkdale Avenue in Norwalk. He died on Friday, June 5, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office. -- Anthony Pesce
- San Pedro: Daniel Castro, 21 July 6, 2009Daniel Castro, a 21-year-old Latino, was shot in the torso in the 200 block of West 2nd Street in San Pedro. He died on Friday, June 5, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office. Castro was found in an...
- San Dimas: Travon Earl Jeffers, 28 July 6, 2009Travon Earl Jeffers, a 28-year-old black man, was shot several times in the 100 block of Puddingstone Drive in Frank G. Bonelli Park in San Dimas. He died on Saturday, June 6, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office....
- Bellflower: Carlos Vela, 17 July 6, 2009Carlos Vela, a 17-year-old Latino, was shot in the head in the 9600 block of Beverly Street in Bellflower. He died on Monday, June 1, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office. Vela was accidentally shot by his friend...
- Dispatch: "To the date, to the date" July 11, 2009
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