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December 25, 2006
Topics gifts, christmas, people, police, jobs, dentist, guns, jewelry, palm, insurance, couples, post, beach, paper, florida, house, money and alone
The Christmas season might be the time for everyone to take a break from their jobs, but not for robbers and thieves in Lake Clarke Shores, Florida. Surpassing its normal limit of only a dozen robberies per year, the place has seen 14 house robberies in the last month.
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December 22, 2006
To have sex with a jail inmate at a Baltimore prison, a 29-year-old woman went to the extent of making forged documents and assuming the identity of an Annapolis attorney. Tiffany Gwen Weaver, of Reisterstown, has been reportedly charged with seven counts stemming from the alleged incident, including forgery, fraud, and false use of government identification. She faces up to 10 years in prison.
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December 7, 2006
For those that worry they might eat their Christmas dinner alone this year, they now have reason to fear no more. Courtesy of a Dutch art company, a new DVD will allow a lonesome dinner to become one full of holiday fun and good cheer with dinner companions eating, drinking, and engaging in conversation. The DVD will feature actors reading out different scripts in other for people to pick out which type of people they would want best.
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December 7, 2006
Los Angeles County is known for having the stinkiest sludge in America. Virginia Tech environmental engineer John Novak says the sludge from that county in California has the "worst odor of any I have ever tested. " "This county can haul its sludge hundreds of miles into the desert, and it still gets complaints," Novak said, according to a press release by Newswise.
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November 10, 2006
Police are searching for an unknown man accused of telling women they have a tick on them to get them to strip. Police say the man goes to businesses where women from the ages of 17 to 30 are working alone, such as tanning salons and small retail establishments, to carry out the scheme. According to Waukesha Police Sgt. John Konkol, he has told women at at least seven businesses that they have a tick on their clothes and should take them off to find it.
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