| 22 years and still jazzed about Disneyland gig: Strutting their stuff ...
For 22 years, a group of Arizona State University graduates have held squatters' rights to one of the choicest pieces of real estate on Planet Earth. The spot: At the bend of the river in Disneyland's New Orleans Square, just across from the Fantasmic! extravaganza on Tom Sawyer's Island. The grads: The Side Street Strutters, one of American's great Dixieland jazz bands, have been entertaining visitors to the park since 1985. .
NewHomesSection.com Finds Niche in New Home Marketing
NewHomesSection.com is a brand new website where homebuyers and Real Estate Professionals can find information about Arizona new home builders. The website displays Arizona new home builder ads in the same fashion as your local paper, but the new home ads are always available, and each ad clicks-through to the home builders website. NewHomesSection.com has received a great reaction from homebuyers, real estate professionals, and home builders. .
Foreclosure filings continue to climb
Scheduling a sale does not mean an auction will be held, Scott added. Almost one-fourth of the sales set in La Crosse County last year were called off because the owner filed for bankruptcy, sold the property or managed to make payments to bring the property out of foreclosure, he said.A number of other sales were rescheduled or pushed into 2008, Scott said.More than half of the foreclosure sales in 2007 involved properties with La Crosse mailing addresses.La Crosse had 72 of the properties sold at foreclosure last year, while 22 were in Onalaska and 17 in Holmen. West Salem had seven sales, Bangor six, Melrose three and Rockland and Coon Valley one each.The number of sales statewide for 2007 were not available, but a firm that tracks related data said overallforeclosure filings in Wisconsin have risen more than 70 percent since 2005.In 2007, almost 21,000 properties in the state were entered into foreclosure, but not all of those ended in sales, according to ForeclosureWI.com.All but 17 of the La Crosse County properties sold at foreclosure in 2007 were purchased by the lending institution, sheriff's department records show.Scott said foreclosed properties are auctioned off at 10 a.m.
'Girls Gone Wild' founder alleges torture while in Oklahoma jail
How considerate of your victim's civil rights were you? Very simple and most Americans see the sanity in that. Sounds like we need to expand the Tulsa model. I'd love for jailbirds to finally see jail as something other than an extension of the welfare system. .
Four-letter rant 'behind safari park sacking'
I was only made aware that complaints had been made during a meeting with the general manager, Edward Perry, in June 2007. "I asked why it took so long a complaint to be made and I was not given a satisfactory response. "If staff were horrified, embarrassed, disgusted and uncomfortable with what was allegedly said, I don't understand why the complaint was not made sooner. "I find it fairly disingenuous that the employees described themselves as shocked as strong language was regularly used at work." Martin Harker, who chaired the internal appeal hearing for the estate, said the alleged remarks had wrecked the "family" atmosphere at Knowsley. He went on: "Acting as a representative for Lord Derby, I had to decide whether the comments had been made, whether the conduct had been gross misconduct and whether dismissal was appropriate.
Category: Green Tech
Between the Lines Latest Post | Last 10 Posts | Archives HP aims to cut PC energy use by 25 percent Posted in: General Hardware Infrastructure Hewlett-Packard Green Tech Hewlett-Packard said Tuesday that it is aiming to cut the energy consumption of its desktops and notebooks by 25 percent by 2010. The HP announcement, delivered at the Consumer Electronics Show, almost reads like it comes from an auto manufacturer trying to cut the miles per gallon requirements of its fleet. Technology vendors are increasingly using their green IT initiatives to improve their standing in the market place. It's becoming difficult to distinguish the marketing from the green technology reality. Indeed, HP touted the number of its products meeting gold and silver ratings under EPEAT (the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool).
9:46 p.m.: Attorneys cite lack of jurisdiction, call for a change of ...
Attorneys representing Madison County want dismissal or a change of venue in litigation related to the proposed Mallard Lake Landfill. 9:46 p.m.: Attorneys cite lack of jurisdiction, call for a change of venue Justin Schneider justin.schneider@heraldbulletin.com .
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