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A top record label exec was arrested Friday after a crowd of hysterical teenyboppers caused a near-riot at a Long Island mall while waiting in line for autographs from a 15-year-old pop sensation, police said. James Roppo , 44, the senior vice president of sales at Island Def Jam Records , sent out Internet messages to over 3,000 fans that Justin Bieber was signing autographs even after police dispersed the crowd, cops said. Bieber was promoting his new album "My World" at the clothing store Justice a

They are not allowing me to come into the mall. if you dont leave I and my fans will be arrested as the police just told us   -Justin Bieber

 

Manila, Philippines, November 18, 2009 --( PR.com )-- SpringOne 2GX is a yearly event hosted by SpringSource, where innovations in open-source technology are highlighted and shared--an event made by esteemed developers for fellow developers worldwide. The recent event was held at the Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans and graced by keynote speakers who are known to be instrumental forces behind the development of the Spring and Grails platform. Among the much awaited presenters were Spring framework creator  

The opening day of the New York State Public High School Athletic Association's girls swimming championship meet in Webster included several highlights for local competitors. John Jay's Chrisanna Hickey finished in 25th place in Friday's 100-yard butterfly with her time of 1 minute, 0.18 seconds, which set a school record. The old mark was held by Brooke Davey who came in at 1:01.14 in 1996.

She was very excited about her races. She said it felt easy in the water, and that’s what you want as a swimmer   -Chris Berg

 

With one swing of his right leg Michael Rivard became a Haddonfield football legend Friday night. Rivard's 20-yard field goal with 4.9 seconds left gave Haddonfield its biggest win in years as the Bulldawgs knocked West Deptford from the ranks of the unbeaten with a thrilling 15-13 victory in the semifinal round of the South Jersey Group 2 playoffs. "Funny thing I have struggled with my kicking all year," Rivard said with a big grin on his face.

I was confident he would come through with this one   -Frank DeLano

 

A request by the city of Alexandria's administration to extend a contract for services led to some wrangling over "essential" city jobs. Some City Council members at their meeting this week questioned the continuance of a professional services agreement with BlueLines LLC of Woodworth by which Shirley Branham, an architect and certified building official, reviews commercial building plans for the city. "I think this is an item we can do without," District 1 Councilman Ed Larvadain III said.

I think this is an item we can do without   -Ed Larvadain III

 

The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco upheld the California Table Grape Commission's billboard and radio advertising campaigns that tout fresh California grapes as nutritious snacks. Growers pay $11 million a year to support the work of the Fresno-based commission, which also includes crop research and trade negotiations, officials said. A group of growers led by Delano Farms sued in 1996, saying they objected to paying for the ads.  

There won't be another state title for the defending champion Roosevelt Rough Riders. After starting the year as the top-ranked team and rallying past Lincoln after a 2-0 deficit to reach Friday's Class AA semifinals, the Riders lost to a team that they had swept twice in the regular season. Rapid City Central beat Roosevelt in five back-and-forth games to pull the upset by scores of 25-20, 24-26, 26-24, 16-25, 15-13 at Frost Arena.  

Global warming is certainly one of the issues of the day. Supposed reputable people such as Al Gore and the news media that promote it would have you believe oceans will rise and that the people on Earth are doomed unless you quit using fossil fuels. Worse yet, you are not to question any of this because scientists universally say this is so, or so the global warming alarmists would have you believe.  

Families can visit Santa, watch an outdoor tree-lighting, take free carriage rides around a Victorian mansion and listen to live music at an old-fashioned holiday celebration at historic Smithville Park. The tourism office of the Burlington County Board of Freeholders has finalized plans for a Dec. 13 Holiday Magical Family Event that will have more to offer than last year when the county government held the event for the first time and was overwhelmed by the a larger-than-anticipated turnout. "Familie