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2008-07-18T16:40:44-07:00

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Problem with ALOHA LIQUIDATION SYSTEMS ??

2008-07-18T15:35:32-07:00

I am looking for any one who has had a problem with ALOHA LIQUIDATION SYSTEMS this auto dealer was located in Victorville Ca.

Back in Jan. of this year I purchased a used vehicle from ALOHA LIQUIDATION SYSTEMS this, now out of business, dealer was located in Victorville CA. A few months after my purchase the company went out of business. My contracted stated the dealer would complete a few repairs to my new used SUV. The problems started even before my first payment was due. I took the vehicle down to be repaired they said it was fixed. A few days after I realized they had not none anything!! My problem now is my tages have expired. After some research I found out the dealer never did any thing except take my money, take my trade in and leave. If any one has any other info. regarding this please help me to find out what I can do or what has been done
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FREE COLLEGE PLANNING WORKSHOP (Corona)

2008-07-18T13:22:45-07:00

There will be a valuable College Financial Planning Workshop that will focus on High School Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors ( All grade levels welcome).

We will cover information you will need in order to maximize the amount of financial aid you are eligible for.

Learn important details about college planning at this FREE private community workshop.

In this workshop you will learn:
* How to increase your Hope Scholarship and Lifetime Learning Credit
* How parent and student financial earnings will count against them when applying for financial aid.
* How to get ahead by developing a financial plan for all the college costs you will incur.
* Learn what assets are taken into consideration when the U.S. Department of Education calculates your Family Contribution.

Reservations are necessary as space is limited.

IMPORTANT: Parent(s), if your child is heading to college in 2009, 2010 or 2011 don't miss this workshop! Students are also welcome.

COLLEGE FINANCIAL PLANNING NIGHT
Thursday, July 24th at 7:00 P.M.
Corona Public Library
650 South Main Street
in the "East Room"
For Reservations call (888)445-3156

DAMERON COMMUNICATIONS WELCOMES YOUNGEST INTERN (San Bernardino, CA)

2008-07-18T10:36:53-07:00

(San Bernardino, CA) Mary Jayne Cooksey joined Dameron Communications as one of its youngest interns.

�It�s a pleasure to have Mary working for Dameron Communications. She brings a youthful insight to projects. She is a hardworking young woman and I�m sure she will go far in the Public Relations field, �said Carl Dameron, president of Dameron Communications.

Cooksey is a third year student at California State University, San Bernardino. She is currently work towards her Bachelor�s of Science degree in Marketing and Public Relations. At the age of 20, Cooksey has decided to get an early start on her career experience.

�Dameron Communications, being one of Inland Empire�s leading public relations and advertising firms in the Inland Empire, its common sense to want to intern here. Interning at Dameron Communications has been an excellent opportunity to participate in Public Relations related activities, it has allowed me to come in contact with some very accomplished individuals and get a real feel of what it is I want to do once I graduate from college,� said Cooksey.

As the first in her family to attend college, Cooksey decided to go away for school to experience college life away from home. She attended Humboldt State University in the fall of 2005. After a year and a half at HSU, Cooksey transferred to California State University, San Bernardino. �The campus at Humboldt State was gorgeous and the classes taught me a lot about myself, however, after some thought I came to the decision to transfer. CSUSB was always my first choice, I love the way the communications program is organized and the way the faculty treats their students,� said Cooksey.

Cooksey has always enjoyed writing. At Azusa High School she was the school�s sports editor. As a three sport varsity athlete during her high school career, she was able to give the inside perspective of every sport she covered.

�Playing sports my whole life I often found myself the youngest member of every team. But, that never killed my drive. That only made me work harder to exceed the level of competition and bring up a couple notches, � Cooksey passionately says.

In every sport she participated in she received awards. She was second team all league in volleyball, all tournament on her two time league champion varsity basketball team, three time high jump league champion, one of them being in her freshmen year of high school.

She also received the most outstanding field athlete award in 2003 and was the athlete of the month in her senior year. Ending a long list of awards at her graduation ceremony, she received the Distinguished Athlete Award from the United States Marine Corps for displaying courage, poise, self-confidence and leadership as a high school athlete.

Cooksey was strongly involved in her academics. On top of being involved in athletics, she was also part of the National Honor Society and was elected to the School Site Council. The board included the principal of the school, a number of teaching staff and other selected students.

Giving back to the community is something to which Cooksey is committed. While going to school and participating in extracurricular activities, Cooksey found time to help out in her community. She volunteered to do youth coaching for children ages 6-12 and helped out as teacher�s aid at the local elementary schools. Also, Cooksey and some girls on her varsity basketball team did a basketball camp for young girls ages 8-12 at local parks and a recreation center in the city of Azusa.

About Dameron Communications
Since 1989 Dameron Communications has creatively met the needs of our diverse client base locally, regionally and nationally. We are an award winning agency that creates integrated marketing solutions to increase sales and profits, win elections, inform the public or gain acceptance of potentially controversial issues. We use our 20 years of communications knowledge and experience to advance our clients� objectives.

For more information about Dameron Communications, call (909) 888-0321.

AFTER FILLING A HOUSE WITH OTHER PEOPLE�S CHILDREN (Rialto, CA)

2008-07-18T09:54:33-07:00

(RIALTO, Calif) Anna Rodriguez-Murillo is consumed with caring for other people�s children. The 26-year-old foster care mom from Rialto loves the 11 children she has parented as if they were her own.
�I don�t think it matters if I�m not their real mom,� said Rodriguez-Murillo, who has cared for as many as six foster care children at a time. �Right now, I don�t have time to have my own children, maybe in the future. I�m so attached to these kids. For me, it�s as if I had them.�
Soon, Rodriguez-Murillo and her husband, Jose, a 27-year-old finish carpenter, will become legal parents to two of the six children in their busy household. A seven-week old-boy and 14-month-old girl came to them two years ago through the Knotts Family and Parenting Institute in San Bernardino, which opened in 1992. This month, the couple and Matthew and Seren will be dressed in their nicest clothes to attend the adoption finalization proceedings at the county courthouse in San Bernardino.
Matthew and Seren represent two of the 434 adoptions that are facilitated annually by San Bernardino County Department of Children�s Services. Knotts Family and Parenting Institute, which contracts with the county, recruited and trained Anna and Jose Murillo to care for children who are temporarily removed from their home due to abuse or neglect.
When a child can�t be returned to the parent or be placed permanently with relatives, Gwendolyn Knotts, CEO of the Knotts Family and Parenting Institute, said she hopes that some of their 40 foster care families will choose to adopt. Parents such as Anna and Jose Murillo need no encouragement. �Anna reflects it in the care she provides. She has a natural passion and a lot of patience. She personally has a desire to give love to other children.�
�My wife does a nice job,� said Murillo, who is originally from Carson. �She treats them well. I love having a lot of kids around to play with.�
Matthew came to the couple at seven weeks old. His bones were broken from being shaken. A county nurse visited their home weekly and taught them how to gently care for the infant so his injuries would heal.
�My husband, he got so close to the baby boy,� Rodriguez-Murillo said. �He was so delicate. We couldn�t hold him or he would cry. It would hurt too much. We would hug him and rub his back.� A CT head scan at Loma Linda University Medical Center showed no evidence of brain injury, the most serious complication for shaken babies.
Rodriguez-Murillo didn�t plan on adopting when she signed up with Knotts Family and Parenting Institute almost two and a half years ago. But she became so attached to the children that she knew if any of them could not be reunited with their biological family, she would probably want to adopt.
Gwendolyn Knotts said that more and more of the families who work with the Knotts Family and Parenting Institute are willing to take that step. �It�s become such a natural progression, that the Knotts Institute is now in the process of getting licensed to facilitate adoption.�
Rodriguez-Murillo�s path to foster parenthood began in her own childhood in South Los Angeles. Her mother never worked at home as a housewife, so Anna, the oldest of seven children, helped care for her younger siblings. Anna Rodriguez was 16 when she married Jose Murillo, her boyfriend at Locke High School. The young couple followed her mother when she moved to Rialto. They lived in her home for three months, and then bought a house on a quiet dead end street � a perfect place for children to play.
For five years, Rodriguez-Murillo was the caretaker of her brother-in-law�s children after the breakup of his marriage. One day, a neighbor asked her what happened to the two kids who used to play outside. Rodriguez- Murillo explained that they had gone to live with their grandmother. The neighbor, who was a foster care parent with the Knotts Family and Parenting Institute, suggested that Rodriguez-Murillo also get certified.
�After my brother-in-law�s kids left, I felt that something was missing. Then I thought, my house is big. I could take care of some other people�s kids.�
The couple went through a three-month training and certification program at the Knotts Family and Parenting Institute to learn how to parent foster children -- from CPR and first aid to learning how to be a mentor to the child�s biological parent � if it�s determined that the child can be safely reunited with the family.
Rodriguez-Murillo said she is never on her own as a foster parent. Knotts offers the children tutoring, mental health services, mentoring and recreational and cultural activities. �If we need something, Knotts is always there,� she says.
The Knotts Family and Parenting Institute will be there for Rodriguez-Murillo and her husband next Christmas for an unprecedented family vacation. The Knotts Institute will step in to care for their four boys in foster care when the parents take Matthew and Seren to meet their new relatives in Mexico.
�I can�t take the others out of the country, but my family in Mexico is excited that I am adopting,� Rodriguez- Murillo said. �They see them as my own.�
Since 1982 the Knotts Family and Parenting Institute has provided foster family services for the children, parents and foster parents of Riverside and San Bernardino counties.

For more information or to become a foster parent call the Knotts Family and Parenting Institute at (909) 880-0600.

Cuca Gutierrez Becomes New Public Relations Coordinator (San Bernardino, CA)

2008-07-17T12:46:35-07:00

(San Bernardino, Calf) Cuca Gutierrez joined Dameron Communications as a Public Relations Coordinator.

Gutierrez is a newcomer to the world of public relations and advertising. She brings both passion for writing and logistical support for the company, which are reasons that lured her to join the Dameron Communications team.

Prior to joining Dameron Communications, Cuca worked for Allstate Insurance where she started out as a front desk agent but quickly received her California insurance license certifying her as an auto and home insurance agent. There she worked closely with clients regarding proof of insurance and provided customer service.

�At Allstate my customer service experience prepared me to pursue the position at Dameron Communications,� says Gutierrez.
Cuca attended Chaffey College where she majored in English with a desire to become an English teacher. She also studied at San Jose College and wrote for the college newspaper.

Also Cuca worked for the Fontana School District as a teachers aide for special education students. Where she tutor students with homework and help set-up lesson plans with teachers.

�I always enjoyed working closely with children.� said Gutierrez.
As Cuca begins her professional career as a writer and public relations representative, she sees Dameron Communications as a place to continue her advancement within the competitive corporate world.

�My experience with Dameron Communications so far has been an excellent ride, I have met very influential people all over the Inland Empire and I enjoy being in the presence of important figures within San Bernardino and Riverside County,� says Gutierrez.
For more information on Dameron Communications call (909) 888-0821.

About Dameron Communications
Since 1989 Dameron communications has creatively met the needs of our diverse client base locally, regionally and nationally. We are an award wining agency that creates integrated marketing solutions to increase sales and profits, win elections, inform the public or gain acceptance of a potentially controversial issues. We use our 20 years of communications knowledge and experience to advance our clients� objectives.

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2008-07-17T11:54:43-07:00

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ART INSTITUTE HEARS 33 YEARS A DISNEY ANIMATOR (San Bernardino, CA)

2008-07-16T00:04:58-07:00

(SAN BERNARDINO Calif.). Hundreds of animation sketches and a dozen of his few hundred filled sketch pads packed the tables in a lecture hall at The Art Institute of California � Inland Empire July 11 as Disney animator Ron Husband delighted a room of 30 student animators as part of the institute�s week-long Invasion of Infinite Creativity workshops and seminars.

The 33-year Disney veteran lists major credits as long as his arm: The Fox and the Hound, The Black Cauldron, The Great Mouse Detective, Oliver & Company, The Little Mermaid, Rescuers Down Under, two versions of Beauty and the Beast, Atlantis: Search for the Lost Empire, Treasure Planet, The Small One, Fantasia 2000, Pocahontas, Lion King, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Aladdin, Fat Albert The Movie and so many more, even including creation of the Cool Cat in singer Paula Abdul�s music video �Opposites Attract.� �I�ve worked on nearly all Disney animations except Tarzan from 1975 through 2005,� Husband said (he�s currently an illustrator with Disney�s publishing group).

Husband�s almost countless awards span a Father of the Year, a Teacher of the Year, a Man of the Year, a National Achievement in Art honor, Best New Artist, and the Centurion Award from the National Religious Broadcasters in Washington, D.C.

But Ron wasn�t at the institute to sing his own praises; that was left to Academic Director of Media Arts & Animation Santosh Oommen, the session�s organizer and host. �Success such as his requires incredible talent,� he has said, �but breaking Disney�s color barrier 33 years ago proves he also has great determination.� Oommen recalled, �I met Ron in 1995 at an art gallery, his sketchbook in his hand.�

�I always have one with me,� Husband said. �I�ve been drawing since I was five, and I have hundreds of books by now, with more to come. Drawing is what I do and enjoy doing. Like a baseball player who practices to keep his talents sharp, I do the same with drawing.�

Prior to joining Disney in 1975, Husband, his University of Nevada Las Vegas Bachelor of Arts degree in hand, landed a job with Honeywell in West Covina, slugging along doing block diagrams, he said. �I had a wife and two kids, and needed a job.� He heard about a Disney possibility and took his commercial art portfolio with him to an interview where they scanned his work and sketchbook. �I�d no animation experience,� he recalled, �but they saw movement in my drawings and gave me a chance.�

�Drawing is communicating and entertaining,� Husband explained. �If you don�t entertain, you don�t work for long. And drawings should give people information: who the character is and what it�s like, you show what they�re doing and communicate the �why.� It all starts somewhere, up here,� he said touching his forehead.

The film animation process begins with what the director wants, he described. �You show the director your quick sketches to see if you�re going in the right direction,� instead of spending days finalizing a scene, �and then the director says it�s not quite right, try it again. But, if it works, and you get the anticipated reaction you wanted, then you create the full animation. So, first you do the whole movie in storyboards, then the rough sketch animation, then the cleaned-up animation and then the full animation. You can be on one movie for four or five years with each single drawing being on the screen for only 1/24th of a second.�

Making the impossible believable is some of the animator�s fun, he noted. You may have Mickey Mouse running off a cliff, realizing what he�s done and scampering back to safety before falling to his doom. �But it all seems natural,� he said.

Research plays a major role in the animator�s work, Husband pointed out. �When I was to do the Dr. Sweet character in Atlantis: Search for the Lost Empire, I studied medical tools and equipment and spoke to people in the profession. When I have to do animals at Disney, I research their anatomy and their movement first.�

Has computer-generated animation, the current rage, crept into his life? �I did some CGI animation,� he recalled, �but I really missed pushing the pencil, drawing. Little did I know CGI was going to take over as it has. I went back to drawing.�

Born in Monrovia, the San Dimas resident is happily married after 35 years to LaVonne, with three adult children and three granddaughters.

�I�m now adding a new challenge, a new direction, to my career,� he said. �I�m writing a book; it�s on quick sketching. No publisher yet, but I still have a way to go.�

With an easy smile crossing his lips, Ron Husband concluded, �I haven�t �gone to work� a day in my life. I�m truly blessed to be doing what God gave me the skills to do. And to make a living at it.�

The Art Institute of California � Inland Empire offers Bachelor of Science degrees in Game Art & Design, Culinary Management, Graphic Design, Web Design & Interactive Media, Interior Design, Fashion Design and Retail Management, and Media Arts & Animation. There are also Associate of Science degrees in Graphic Design and Culinary Arts. Each program is offered on a year-round basis, allowing students to work uninterrupted toward their degrees.

The Art Institute of California-Inland Empire is one of The Art Institutes (www.artinstitutes.edu ), a system of over 40 education institutions located throughout North America, providing an important source of design, media arts, fashion and culinary arts professionals.

Medical Associates Awarded for Helping more than 100,000 People (San Bernardino, CA)

2008-07-15T23:58:15-07:00

(San Bernardino, Calif.) - Together Rx Access honored Dr. Albert Arteaga, president of LaSalle Medical Associates, Inc. at a recent Inland Empire 66�ers baseball game for helping more than 100,000 people obtain health insurance. His honor included throwing the first pitch of the game during the Inland Empire 66�ers vs. the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes game.

�This was the first time I�ve ever pitched a baseball in my life,� said Dr. Arteaga. �I am honored to accept this award on behalf of the 13 doctors and 113 staff members of LaSalle Medical Associates. We are pleased to help Rx Access give more people low cost prescriptions.�

The Together Rx Access program is sponsored by leading pharmaceutical companies; it gives help to hardworking uninsured Americans and their families, by granting them immediate access to savings on prescription drugs at their neighborhood pharmacy. This help comes in the form of a card that is free to obtain and free to use.

Together Rx Access enrolls nearly 10,000 uninsured individuals every week nationwide. Over 1.5 million Americans have already enrolled in the program and 260,000 of those are children. Current cardholders have already saved nearly $68 million on their prescriptions.

Rex, the Together Rx Access mascot, was at the game to assist in passing out information and to direct fans to Together Rx Access representatives that were located throughout the stadium. These representatives assisted fans in determining if they were eligible for the program, as well as enrolling anyone that qualified for the program onsite.

LaSalle is also one of the top enrollers in California for the Healthy Families program, a low-cost health insurance for children 0 to 18 years old. The program provides medical, dental and vision coverage for children.

The LaSalle staff is trained to enroll uninsured patients into one of the many government-sponsored health insurance programs including Healthy Families. If patients do not qualify for a health insurance program, instead of billing a large fee, then sending the patient to collections, LaSalle charges the patient $25.

As the son of an Adventist minister Dr. Arteaga is dedicated to deliver the best healthcare possible for his patients. He also demands all staff from the receptionist to the doctors treat patients with the dignity, compassion and respect we all deserve.

�LaSalle has created a system that delivers quality healthcare regardless of ethnicity or income,� said Dr. Arteaga.

LaSalle has also received other awards for its commitment to quality health care for all. These include:

* The San Bernardino County Medical Society�s Merlin Hendrickson, M.D. Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Community. Dr. Arteaga was recognized for his efforts to provide health services to Inland Empire children.
* Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) as Riverside and San Bernardino�s best health care provider.
* The African American Health Initiative as a model provider in a two-year study of Black healthcare in San Bernardino County.

This is the third year Together Rx Access has sponsored minor league baseball games, in an effort to raise awareness about the program to more Americans. The program has been reaching out to minor league baseball fans in hopes that they will pass along the valuable information they have gained about the savings card.

�We have helped more than 1.5 million individuals obtain their medication at little to no cost and we are pleased to work with the 66�ers to raise even more awareness about our program within San Bernardino and its surrounding counties,� said Roba Whiteley, executive director of Rx Access.

The average Together Rx Access cardholder saves 25 to 40 percent on more than 300 brand-name prescription products included in the program. There are also savings available on a wide range of generic prescription products. Medicines in the program include those used to treat asthma, depression, diabetes, high cholesterol and many other common conditions.

To qualify for the free Together Rx Access Card, applicants cannot be eligible for Medicare or have public or private prescription drug coverage, must have a household income of less than $30,000 for a single person or $60,000 for a family of four (income eligibility is adjusted for family size). Applicants must also be legal residents of the United States or Puerto Rico.

Those who are eligible for the Together Rx Access Card may also qualify for additional savings on prescription medication or even free medication, through other patient assistance programs affiliated with the Partnership for Prescription Assistance (PPA).

For more information about the Together Rx access or to enroll in the program call 800-966-0407 or visit TogetherRxAccess.com. The website also has the most current list of brand-name medicines and products.

The 66ers are part of the Los Angeles Dodgers minor league farm system. The team competes in the California League against other teams from throughout the state who are at the �A� level of the minor league system.

A-level players are usually two years or more away from playing with the Dodgers or another major league team. An exception is current Dodgers third baseman Blake Dewitt, who played with the 66ers for part of last season before moving up to the Dodgers �AA� team in Jacksonville, Mo.

The LaSalle medical clinics are at 17577 Arrow Blvd. in Fontana, 1505 17th St. and 565 North Mount Vernon in San Bernardino, and 16455 Main St. in Hesperia.

For an appointment or more information or to sign up for The Healthy Families health insurance program with maximum monthly premiums of $48 per month, per family call LaSalle Medical Associates at (909) 890-0407.

Massage Party? (909.951)

2008-07-15T12:23:23-07:00

Host a Massage Party? Need some time with your girlfriends?? Been stressed out from home and work...Well I am a certified Massage Therapist who will host a Massage party for you at your home or office. I bring the table and supplies and all you have to do is invite a minimum of 8 guest and I will do a 15 to 20 min. treatment for all your guest for only 15 dollers!!! So let's have a great time and RELAX!!

So plan your next Massage Party Now
Email for Reservation or questions
For Females only Thank you
Elizabet CMT

Fund Raisers - 20% Return to your Organization (RC - Inland Empire)

2008-07-15T10:45:05-07:00

Affordable and pretty women's jewelry sales are great for fund raisers. Easy to sell with low price points. You can make an easy 20% return for minimal effort to your group.

Over $3,000 in sales and the return will go to up 25%. Email me to find out how.

Fontana High School's Class of 1984 25th Year Reunion (FOHI 1984)

2008-07-15T09:02:04-07:00

Are you sick of Classmates.com and Reunion.com's fees, SPAM and endless ads, ads, and more ads? Well, no more. We now have a class website that's FREE for you to join.

http://www.fohi1984.com/

Connect with old friends, make new ones, see what your classmates have been up to since high school. We are in the process of planning our 25th year reunion in 2009, so join soon to get all the details.

http://www.fohi1984.com/

Local Business Owners host CASH FLOW game (Murrieta)

2008-07-14T23:18:34-07:00

Wednesday, July 16th
6:30pm - 9:30pm

Come play for FREE.

Get a hands on education on how to get out of the "rat race"

RSVP with Lindsay
714-271-0533

Local Parties (your home)

2008-07-14T20:23:32-07:00

It's party time ladies! Have you ever heard of a Hush Party?
It's an adult party which features a wide range of products. From bath products, edibles, books, games, couples toys and other adult novelties. I bring the store to you and your friends. Everyone can see our products first hand and each order is confidential. It is free to host a party and yet you gain so much. A great evening your family and friends won't soon forget, a hostess gift at 75% off, a shopping spree, 50% off items plus referral discounts. This event can be any time of the week and can celebrate a birthday, wedding, suddenly single or just a great girls night in.
Call me or to book your party.
Anna
909-322-2701

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2008-07-14T17:12:40-07:00

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Canyon Springs High School Student needs help fundraising- (Moreno Valley/Riverside )

2008-07-14T10:30:10-07:00

Hi, I'm a student that attends Canyon Springs HS.
My little brother and I are in the Marching Band. We are trying to collect bottles, cans, and glass to help pay for this. SO it would mean a lot if you can give us a helping hand by supporting us with the small favor of saving all your bottles, cans, and glass to help us out. I would be willing to pick up the recyclables myself.

We are also selling Cougar Card's which are the greatest discount cards there is.

phone number is (951)208-2579 ask for Cynthia
and email is CynthiaQ4441@yahoo.com

Thanks So much for reading this!

Save your house - FREE info - Know your options

2008-07-12T16:12:15-07:00

Drop me a line and I will send you the FREE ebook Slavery for the People, Billions for the Bankers by D. Loren Cossak - Find out how to challenge the banks legal authority to foreclose your house. Keep informed. Do not let anybody take away your American dream.

MARK GUNTER IS A CHEATER AND A SCAMMER! (SANTA ANA)

2008-07-11T21:52:30-07:00

MARK GUNTER LEFT HIS WIFE AND KIDS TO BE WITH HIS 21 YR OLD CO-WORKER. HE IS 41 YR OLD. MARK AND MOLLIE (HIS GIRLFRIEND) HAVE LIED IN COURT AND DENIED THEY ARE DATING AT WORK-STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND. SEE MYSPACE.COM/U5150 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HIS LIES. HE PRETENDED TO BE A GOOD MAN, AN UPHOLDING MARINE-BUT HIS WIFE KNOWS THE TRUTH ABOUT HIS RECRUITERS DUTY MISHAP! HE PRETENDED TO BE A GOOD FAMILY MAN TIL HE MET HIS NEW 'MEAL TICKET' WHO IS STUDYING TO BE A (GET THIS!!) LICENSED MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPIST! SCARY!!! SHE STEALS MARRIED MEN!

Survivors' Pantry Launches Home Emergency Prep Parties (Hesperia, CA)

2008-07-11T13:00:51-07:00

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DESPITE THE RECESSION THERE ARE STILL BILLIONS FOR COLLEGE (San Bernardino, CA)

2008-07-10T14:43:16-07:00

Financial aid still exists, in the billions of dollars. In the U.S., there are more than 1.5 million scholarships available.

(SAN BERNARDINO, Calif.) �Yes, the nation is in an economic crisis,� agrees Bola Soyemi, Director of Student Financial Services for the Art Institute of California � Inland Empire. �But funds for college are still available. It�s just that parents and students don�t realize it.�

Students considering an education at an Art Institute school most likely have a definite career goal, as the education they provide focuses on training people to work in creative fields. But, as with almost all careers, these students need to prepare for their goals with a college education.

�I hope to have a job doing what I love, so when I awaken each morning my job is something more of an adventure, rather than something to just pay the bills,� said Alurra Hughes, a senior at Redlands High School who hopes to attend The Art Institute of California -- Inland Empire after graduation.

Alurra seized a great opportunity earlier this year, when she entered and won The Art Institute of California --Inland Empire�s annual poster contest. She has already won a $3,000 scholarship, and has an opportunity to increase that amount to a full scholarship if she wins a competition of first-place winners from participating schools of The Art Institutes.

But even if she doesn�t win the full scholarship, the financial aid staff of The Art Institute of California-Inland Empire will help Alurra find the resources she needs to pursue a degree at their school. They did the same two years ago for Alyssa Mees, who is now one of the school�s first graduates and works full-time in her dream job as a graphic designer.

The Art Institute of California -- Inland Empire has helped most of the more than 750 current students put together financial aid packages so that they too can pursue their education and career goals.

In some cases, Soyemi states, parents aren�t clear on the value and opportunities a higher education provides. This leads to a lack of parental support and commitment towards sending a child to college.

�I believe that more families should change their mindset towards education and embrace the opportunities that come with having a college degree,� Soyemi said. �The opportunities do come with cost, of course, but funds for college are still available.�

On the Internet, Google�s search engine spells it out. There are five million hits under �scholarship search,� two and a half million sites for �student financial aid� and in our state alone there are 700,000 sites under �California student financial aid.�

The United States Department of Education provides more than $83 billion in loans and non-repayable grants for higher education. That makes up fully 60 percent of the nation�s student aid funding. More than nine million students are dependent on this aid for their college education. And, experts point out, millions of available dollars go unused every single year.

Soyemi, who heads a staff of 10, says, �Approximately 90 percent of the students at our school were on some financial aid program last year, ranging from hundreds of dollars in support to many thousands.� These might take the form of federal, state or institution grants, depending on current budget allocations.

�My biggest task,� Soyemi adds, �is encouraging students and their parents to not disqualify themselves by simply failing to apply for aid. Particularly the parents, who may not realize that funds are available.�

�All the student or parents have to do to start the financial planning process is go to any college or university financial aid office and fill out the FAFSA form. That stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Then you simply ask what else is available.�

Every year The Art Institute of California -- Inland Empire gives over $150,000 in scholarships from $3,000 to $15,000 each. For details, go to www.artinstitutes.edu/Admissions/FinancialAid.aspx

There might be scholarships from local businesses or service organizations, state supplied grants, funds from the college itself and numerous student loan programs in which interest rates are low and repayment doesn�t begin until the education years are completed.

There are basically two categories of financial aid: achievement-based, which encompasses a student�s skills, abilities or talent, qualifying him or her for scholarships; and need-based, looking at the family�s financial condition.

Within those areas, four types of financial assistance are offered:

Scholarships are essentially �gifts� not requiring repayment. There are those, of course, for high-achieving academics, but there are additionally scholarships for exceptional skill in, say, the medical arena, and for standout talent that might include athletics or theater.

In the U.S., there are more than 1.5 million scholarships available, providing in excess of $1 billion in educational assistance.

Then, there are grants, which also do not need to be repaid, for a student�s unique or proven abilities.

Loans exist as well, primarily from the schools, lending institutions, individuals or organizations. These funds do need to be repaid, but at low interest rates over a number of years, beginning when the student completes or terminates his or her education.

And fourth, schools frequently offer work-study programs in which the student takes on part-time employment to supplement income while at the same time gaining valuable experience in the workforce, what many consider the �real world.�

Soyemi stresses that if a student has the family support and the personal drive for a college education, this should never let a difficult financial situation stand in the way.

Financial aid still exists, in the billions of dollars.

The Art Institute of California � Inland Empire offers Bachelor of Science degrees in Game Art & Design, Culinary Management, Graphic Design, Web Design & Interactive Media, Interior Design, Fashion Design, Fashion & Retail Management and Media Arts & Animation. There are also Associate of Science degrees in Graphic Design and Culinary Arts. Each program is offered on a year-round basis, allowing students to work uninterrupted toward their degrees.

It�s not too late to start classes. Courses begin Aug. 21, with offerings in the days, evenings and on weekends for new and reentry students. For details or a tour of the campus call (909) 915-2100, or go on line to artinstitutes.edu/inlandempire.

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Senate bows to Bush, approves surveillance bill

2008-07-09T17:19:46-07:00

Jul 9, 2008 4:12 PM Subject: Senate bows to Bush, approves surveillance bill Body: By PAMELA HESS, Associated Press Writer Bowing to President Bush's demands, the Senate sent the White House a bill Wednesday overhauling bitterly disputed rules on secret government eavesdropping and shielding telecommunications companies from lawsuits complaining they helped the U.S. spy on Americans. The relatively one-sided vote, 69-28, came only after a lengthy and heated debate that pitted privacy and civil liberties concerns against the desire to prevent terrorist attacks. It ended almost a year of wrangling over surveillance rules and the president's warrantless wiretapping program that was initiated after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The House passed the same bill last month, and Bush said he would sign it soon. Opponents assailed the eavesdropping program, asserting that it imperiled citizens' rights of privacy from government intrusion. But Bush said the legislation protects those rights as well as Americans' security. "This bill will help our intelligence professionals learn who the terrorists are talking to, what they're saying and what they're planing," he said in a brief White House appearance after the Senate vote. The long fight on Capitol Hill centered on one main question: whether to protect from civil lawsuits any telecommunications companies that helped the government eavesdrop on American phone and computer lines without the permission or knowledge of a secret court created by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. The White House had threatened to veto the bill unless it immunized companies such as AT&T Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc. from wiretapping lawsuits. About 40 such lawsuits have been filed, and all are pending before a single U.S. District court. Numerous lawmakers had spoken out strongly against the no-warrants eavesdropping on Americans, but the Senate voted its approval after rejecting amendments that would have watered down, delayed or stripped away the immunity provision. The lawsuits center on allegations that the White House circumvented U.S. law by going around the FISA court, which was created 30 years ago to prevent the government from abusing its surveillance powers for political purposes, as was done in the Vietnam War and Watergate eras. The court is meant to approve all wiretaps placed inside the U.S. for intelligence-gathering purposes. The law has been interpreted to include international e-mail records stored on servers inside the U.S. "This president broke the law," declared Sen. Russell Feingold, D-Wis. The Bush administration brought the wiretapping back under the FISA court's authority only after The New York Times revealed the existence of the secret program. A handful of members of Congress knew about the program from top secret briefings. Most members are still forbidden to know the details of the classified effort, and some objected that they were being asked to grant immunity to the telecoms without first knowing what they did. Pennsylvania Republican Sen. Arlen Specter compared the Senate vote to buying a "pig in a poke. " But Sen. Christopher Bond, R-Mo., one of the bill's most vocal champions, said, "This is the balance we need to protect our civil liberties without handcuffing our terror-fighters. " Just under a third of the Senate, including Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, supported an amendment that would have stripped immunity from the bill. They were defeated on a 66-32 vote. Republican rival John McCain did not attend the vote. Obama ended up voting for the final bill, as did Specter. Feingold voted no. The bill tries to address concerns about the legality of warrantless wiretapping by requiring inspectors general inside the government to conduct a yearlong investigation into the program. The measure effectively dismisses about 40 lawsuits that have been bundled together. But at least three other lawsuits against government officials will go forward. In one of those cases last week, a judge decided that surveillance laws trumped the government's claim that state secrets were imperiled by the lawsuit. However, the judge said the plaintiff could not use classified government documents it had accidentally received to prove it was subjected to illegal eavesdropping. It must instead use unclassified information to show it was wiretapped without court approval. FISA makes provisions for the use of secret evidence once a case is accepted. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a California civil rights organization, intends to challenge the constitutionality of the immunity provision. Beyond immunity, the new surveillance bill also sets new rules for government eavesdropping. Some of them would tighten the reins on current government surveillance activities, but others would loosen them compared with a law passed 30 years ago. For example, it would require the government to get FISA court approval before it eavesdrops on an American overseas. Currently, the attorney general approves that electronic surveillance on his own. The bill also would allow the government to obtain broad, yearlong intercept orders from the FISA court that target foreign groups and people, raising the prospect that communications with innocent Americans would be swept in. The court would approve how the government chooses the targets and how the intercepted American communications would be protected. The original FISA law required the government to get wiretapping warrants for each individual targeted from inside the United States, on the rationale that most communications inside the U.S. would involve Americans whose civil liberties must be protected. But technology has changed. Purely foreign communications increasingly pass through U.S. wires and sit on American computer servers, and the law has required court orders to be obtained to access those as well. The bill would give the government a week to conduct a wiretap in an emergency before it must apply for a court order. The original law said three days. The bill restates that the FISA law is the only means by which wiretapping for intelligence purposes can be conducted inside the United States. This is meant to prevent a repeat of warrantless wiretapping by future administrations. The bill is very much a political compromise, brought about by a deadline: Wiretapping orders authorized last year will begin to expire in August. 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