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Justin Bieber spit on him, neighbor alleges in battery complaint
Justin Bieber spat on a Calabasas neighbor and threatened him after a harsh exchange of words over the pop star's behavior and that of his entourage, a neighbor told deputies when making a battery complaint. L.A. County sheriff's detectives are now...
Tags: Photography, Prosecution, Crime, Law and Justice, Photography Supplies and Services, Arts and Culture
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'SoCal Closeups' offers 200 days of play
What if you had 200 play days in Southern California? Then you'd have just enough time to test out the new edition of "SoCal CloseUps," an L.A. Times app and e-book by travel writer Christopher Reynolds. Introduced last summer with tips and pictures...
Tags: Apple iPad, Services and Shopping, Photography and Video
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Top casino complaints: Tight machines, bad service
Players hate long lines, bad service and losing. But which do they dislike the most? Staff at the 2013 American Casino Guide, published here in Hollywood by Steve Bourie, compiled thousands of casino reviews that players have posted on the book's...
Tags: Apple iPhone, Amazon.com Inc., Lifestyle and Leisure, Apple iPad, Services and Shopping
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NSU students finding enough cyberspace
Northern State University students seem to have better luck with wireless Internet service than some of their peers on other college campuses in South Dakota. At some schools, particularly South Dakota State University in Brookings, students have...
Tags: Wireless Technology, Gaming, Education, Netflix Inc., Photography and Video
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Justin Bieber assault claim didn't involve 'physical touching'
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department officials were releasing little information about an investigation into whether Justin Bieber committed battery against his neighbor in Calabasas. Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore decline to describe the...Tags: Photography, Prosecution, Crime, Law and Justice, Photography Supplies and Services, Arts and Culture
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3 in 80s hurt in Woodfield Mall escalator mishap
Tribune reporterTwo women and a man suffered minor injuries during an escalator mishap this morning at Woodfield Mall in northwest suburban Schaumburg, police said. The three, all of whom are in their 80s, were inside the Nordstrom department store aboard an...Tags: Brooke White, Nordstrom, Services and Shopping, Woodfield Mall, Photography and Video
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Steven Tyler celebrity privacy bill stalled in Hawaii
Steven Tyler may have to keep his shirt on after all. After being passed by Hawaii’s Senate, a celebrity privacy bill known as The Steven Tyler Act is now stuck in the island state’s House of Representatives with little apparent chance of...
Tags: U.S. Senate, Photography Supplies and Services, Michelle Shocked, Services and Shopping, Celebrities
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Imperial County library to host 'Pushing the Limits'
Imperial County Free Library will host a free four-part reading, viewing and discussion series for adults called “Pushing the Limits: Unleash Your Mind, Get Involved, Explore.” The library is one of 20 public libraries nationwide receiving...Tags: Libraries, Arts and Culture, Services and Shopping, Clive Cussler, Photography and Video
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Walking enhanced with pick up sticks
I came upon my new winter activity almost by accident. I was heading out for a hike through my local forest preserve when I decided to take a pair of trekking poles. I'd fallen in love with them on a summer hiking trip, and thought they might liven up...
Tags: Cabela's Inc., Back Pain, Morton Arboretum, Cross Country Skiing, Sports
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FOIA laws are in place for public's benefit
Journal editorIt was a late 1960s tune that simply said, “Let the Sunshine in.” It was performed by a group known as The 5th Dimension. Don’t worry. I’m not to go off on some hippie trip and don my bell bottoms and beads. Instead, I’...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Justice and Rights, Services and Shopping, Photography and Video, Freedom of Information Laws
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Curve Ball: How Automakers and Customers Adjust to New-Car Technology
KickingTiresA touch-screen multimedia system may already seem commonplace to some, but to car shoppers who bought their last vehicle five or 10 years ago operating even basic functions could feel like trying to get HAL 9000 to open the pod-bay......Tags: Toyota, General Motors Corp., Computer Hardware, Passenger Cars, Vehicles
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The Ed Reed decision will be costly for the Ravens
Ed Reed sure seems to be serious about exploring his options on the open market. As I write this, the free-agent safety is in Houston, where the Texans have rolled out the red carpet for the likely future Hall-of-Famer. They scooped him up in a...
Tags: Ray Lewis, National Football League, Photography Supplies and Services, Denver Broncos, Baltimore Ravens
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