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… Elliott, who also starred on “Close to Home” and in NBC’s miniseries “The Storm” last summer, will replace Neal McDonough in “Scoundrels.” The show, which is set to debut in the summer, stars Virginia Madsen as the head of a family of criminals who goes straight after her husband (Elliott) is sentenced to prison.
The show is based on a New Zealand series called “Outrageous Fortune.” It’s ABC’s second crack at the show; it shot a pilot from “Veronica Mars” creator Rob Thomas a couple years ago but didn’t pick it up.
- Two other NBC comedies have also added to their casts. Nick D’Agosto (”Heroes”) has signed on to “This Little Piggy,” and Ashley Madekwe (”The Beautiful Life,” “Secret Diary of a Call Girl“) has joined Katharine McPhee in “The Pink House.”

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The elderly woman, according to trial testimony and court records, returned to her Upper State Road home about 12:45 p.m. to find a man, later determined to be Benson, inside her home. Immediately upon entering her home, the woman was accosted by Benson, detectives said.
Benson forced the woman into the basement and locked the door so she couldn’t escape, court documents indicate. The woman waited until Benson left the residence to escape through other doors leading from the basement.
Benson ransacked the home and then fled with the woman’s purse, wallet, credit cards, jewelry and an antique Civil War era revolver.
Within days of the robbery, detectives developed Benson as a suspect after Benson used one of the victim’s credit cards to dial an adult entertainment phone sex line based in Canada, according to court documents. Detectives traced the charge and call to a Philadelphia residence where Benson was staying.

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Re: Palin breath of fresh air, by Joan Jones, March 10.
Your wrote: “Sarah Palin is a breath of fresh air and an inspiration to all those who want to return to the kind of America envisioned by the founding fathers.”
Not everyone was included in this vision. Women were the property of men — fathers, husbands, employers or pimps. They had no rights, to property, to vote, to education, to disposition of their children in divorce.
Women’s prospects: Marriage, as breeding stock subject to spousal rape and abuse.
Indentured servitude — unrelenting labour, rape, beatings, etc.
Prostitution in brothels while young and clean, then the streets.
Over the years some blatantly biased left-wing governments took away the God-forgiven inalienable rights of the individual “man” and declared all people equal.

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And then, of course, there is the distraction of the Tea Party Yahoos that, while ostensibly independant, have a distinct resemblance to the more unsavory elements of the GOP’s last attempts at base-building – Conservative Christian theocrats, white supremacists, nativists and garden-variety xenophobes of every stripe, topped off with a generous helping of barking-mad Know-Nothings. Add to all that a rudderless Republican National Committee, with Captain Queeg, at the helm and Republican’s are far more than a stone’s throw away from any sort of imminent comeback.
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Case in point: this past week delivered up the unforgettable spectacle of Sarah’s Revenge, featuring a leather-clad Sarah Palin, looking every inch the dominatrix, pimping for a goofily-grinning John McCain. The long-suffering Cindy McCain turned in the only star-quality performance in her memorable supporting role as the tight-lipped, clenched-jaw “good wife.” She only goes along with the program because she knows in her heart that this final ignominy will, more than likely, put the final nail in her husband’s political coffin, allowing the McCains to retire in style.

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TUCSON – Tucson police carried out a raid of an east side strip club Thursday night.
Armed with a search warrant, officers raided the Candy Store and arrested a number of workers who allegedly sold drugs at the establishment.
Police said some of the suspects were also involved in prostitution.
Detectives have investigated past crimes at the club including two homicides.
A few months ago the Tucson Police Department sent a letter to the state asking it to revoke the club’s liquor license.
A call to the Candy Store Friday morning went unanswered.

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Whorton was booked on the same charges as well as an additional count of probation violation. He is currently being held without bail.
It is not known at this time if the two were involved in the recent copper thefts at Danville area parks. During the past week, town maintenance staff reported thefts at both Osage and Hap Magee parks. At Osage, 50 5-inch by 8-inch plaques were stolen from the Rose Memorial. The estimated cost to replace the plaques has been set at $10,000. At Hap Magee, wiring was cut and removed from four junction boxes, affecting pathway lights at the park facility. Cost to repair the damage has been estimated at $4,000.
Shields said the thieves are targeting the copper wire with the intent of reselling it.
“They pull the wire out, and then they take strippers or a box cutter and strip off the insulation,” he explained.

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Sarah Palin to campaign for John McCain this weekend: McCain facing off against Tea party-buoyed primary challenger, former Arizona congressman and talk radio host, J.D. Hayworth. (Daily Beast)
Violence against Republicans?: Rep. Eric Cantor tries to get in on all the anti-health care reform violence, but fails miserably. (AP)
Facebook dismisses syphilis link: The social network says that a correlation with the rise of venereal disease is not the same as causation. (Telegraph)
Binyamin Netanyahu humiliated after Barack Obama ‘dumped him for dinner’: President is alleged to have said, “Let me know if there is anything new,” as he walked out. (Times of London)
The mother of all jobless recoveries:  It’s no longer a firing crisis, it’s a hiring crisis. Jobless recoveries are the new norm. (The Atlantic)
The Times they are a chargin’: British newspaper to begin “pay wall” experiment starting in June. (The Sun)
Most feminist country on Earth? Iceland bans all strip clubs. (Guardian)

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Cops: Strip club’s workers were engaged in drug sales
Brady McCombs Arizona Daily Star | Posted: Saturday, March 20, 2010 12:00 am
Tucson police have identified six employees jailed Thursday night during a raid at a midtown strip club.
Investigators served a search warrant on The Candy Store, 1104 S. Craycroft Road, and arrested 10 people, according to a police news release. Four were cited and released.
The arrests were the result of a six-month investigation of the strip club carried out by police, the Counter Narcotics Alliance Task Force and the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control. Authorities allege that cocaine and other drugs were sold at the club.
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The hearing is in Phoenix and open to the public. Until then, the strip club can remain open and sell liquor, Kuhl said.

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Six people are in custody Friday after Tucson police raided an east side strip club Thursday night.
Tucson police say that over 16 months, officers have responded to 85 calls at the club. The calls include two homicides,12 assaults, five liquor violations, and 16 narcotic drug violations.
An investigation by Tucson police and the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control found that employees were selling drugs at the club and that the drug activity was part of the increase in crime.
Police said that several charges included unlawful possession of narcotics for sale and lewd and lascivious acts.
The general manager of the Candy Store, Steve Garringer, told The Associated Press Friday the business is open and no indictments were filed against the club or its management.

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Tucson Police have identified six people arrested Thursday night on drug charges during a raid at a midtown strip club.
Tucson Police served a search warrant on the Candy Store Show Club, 1104 S. Craycroft Rd., and arrested 10 people, according to a police news release. Four of the people arrested were cited and released. The six police identified were booked into the Pima County jail. Five face drug charges and one woman faces lewd and lascivious act charges.
The arrests were the result of a six-month, multi-agency investigation of the strip club carried out by police, the Counter Narcotics Alliance Task Force and the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses.
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Neighbors complained to police that they were worried about their safety, security and quality of life due to the ongoing criminal activity, police said. During the six-month investigation, investigators determined that the drug sales at the strip club were the root cause of the majority of the violent crime.
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Until then, the strip club can remain open, Lopez said.

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