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Children's book a big hit in Costa Mesa schools
COSTA MESA — A new children's book written to whet kids' appetites for learning is making the rounds at some Costa Mesa schools, including St. John the Baptist Catholic School.
Called "Bon Bon Voyage," the 20-page book of rhymes is the...Tags: Parochial Schools, Entertainment, Amazon.com Inc., Christianity, Children
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The Unreal World: A brain injury, then a nightmare in the ambulance
"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" 9 p.m. Dec. 1, NBC Episode: "Rescue" The Premise: Twenty-six-year-old Caitlin Lemarck throws a party at which she is attacked, and her head is smashed against a mirror. She has a seizure and is taken to the hospital,...Tags: Entertainment, Tamara Tunie, Physical Conditions, NBC (tv network), Internists
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Art review: 'Dennis Hopper Double Standard' @ MOCA's Geffen Contemporary
Culture Monster"Dennis Hopper Double Standard" opened Sunday at the Geffen Contemporary, the Museum of Contemporary Art's Little Tokyo warehouse. A sense of melancholy hangs over the late Hollywood maverick's photographs, paintings, sculptures and mixed-media works.... -
Rothstein law partner was paid $500,000 the day Rothstein fled
On the day Ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein fled to Morocco last October, his law partner Stuart Rosenfeldt was paid $500,000. The Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler law firm check was dated Oct. 27, according to records that were exhibits in Rosenfeldt's...Tags: Credit and Debt, Fraud, Corporate Crime, Economy, Business and Finance, Internal Revenue Service
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E-mails reveal desperate final days of Rothstein's Ponzi scheme
As Scott Rothstein was hiding in Morocco from anxious investors last October, he exchanged a series of desperate e-mails with a financial adviser as his $1.2 billion fraud scheme was blowing up.
The e-mail exchange with Michael Szafranski, a Miami-Dade...Tags: Fort Lauderdale, Fraud, Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida), Corporate Crime, New York
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Florida Cruise Guide: Holland America ms Prinsendam ship itinerary
This itinerary was last updated Sept. 28, 2009. For more Holland America ms Prinsendam cruises click here. 26-Day Amazon Explorer 2009 Departure Date: Nov. 25 Cruise Ports: Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US; Santo Domingo, Dominican Rep.; Oranjestad, Aruba;...Tags: Russia, Cape Verde, Santiago (Chile), France, Chile
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Bon appetit, Beverly Hills
COSTA MESA — Yvan Humbert, who owned Le Biarritz, a onetime popular French restaurant on Old Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa, is coming out of retirement. At 74, he's decided to roll the dice and invest in another French restaurant, Maison Maurice...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Beverly Hills, Dining and Drinking, Restaurants, Los Angeles
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At Ramadan Iftar dinner, Obama supports new mosque on private property near Ground Zero
Top of the TicketFull text of Democrat's White House dinner remarks supporting the controversial proposal and the official dinner guest list.... -
Meet the L.A. competitors
![With each season of "The Next Food Network Star" the competitors have grown in sophistication.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-06/47280431-02223336.jpg "With each season of "The Next Food Network Star\" the competitors have grown in sophistication.")
With each season of "The Next Food Network Star" the competitors have grown in sophistication.
"The level of competition has increased dramatically," said Bob Tuschman, Food Network's vice president for programming and production. "We've weeded out...Tags: William Morris, Entertainment, California, Food Network (tv network), California Culinary Academy Incorporated
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Des Plaines Man Imprisoned In Morocco Granted Pardon
(WGN-AM)- After 13 months in a Moroccan prison, a Des Plaines man is back home, thanks to a pardon granted last week by the nation's king. James Douglas Willson was jailed in May 2007 after a mechanical problem forced him to land a twin-engine Cessna 337...Tags: Drug Trafficking, Prisons, Crimes, WGN, James Douglas
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Paris' house of knock-offs
Tribune staff reporterThere's a postage stamp-sized place in Paris' 16th arrondissement that houses a collection of luxury goods that would be the envy of any upscale boutique. Louis Vuitton monogram-covered handbags and wallets crowd shelves with Hermès scarves and ties,...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Computers, Bausch & Lomb, France, Microsoft Corporation
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Rothstein firm paid huge sums before collapse
A team of accountants sifting through the wreckage of disbarred attorney Scott Rothstein's law firm is providing a fractured window into the financial juggling of the man suspected of one of South Florida's largest swindles.
From the incomplete and...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Fraud, Laws, Financially Distressed Companies, Corporate Crime
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