Archive for January 19th, 2013

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DC: Barack Obama Is Sworn In As 44th President Of The United States

Advice for President Obama's second inaugural: Be eloquent and brief

“In an age when we have shorter attention spans, this would be the time to head toward The Gettysburg Address," advised Craig Smith, former speechwriter for President Gerald Ford.

Inland Empire effort to raise awareness of sex trafficking

Sex trafficking is considered the world’s second most profitable illegal business, after the drug trade. Southern California is a trafficking hub.
US-POLITICS-INAUGURATION-DAY OF SERVICE

Turning the 'Day of Service' into a longer commitment

Organizers hope today's nationwide activities in honor of President Obama's second inauguration and MLK Jr.'s birthday will lead to a permanent boost in volunteerism.

Blogs

33 new species of spiders identified, 3 in Joshua Tree, 1 named after Bono

Jason Bond of Auburn University has identified 33 new species of trapdoor spider. He named two of the spiders after Indian tribes and one, A. bonoi, after Bono.
Rising jazz star Grace Kelly

The next name in jazz? Grace Kelly may well be it

The singer/saxophonist's show Monday at Altadena's Coffee Gallery Backstage could be a last chance to see her in such an intimate setting before she's a full-fledged star.

Report faults Santa Monica College cop who pepper sprayed students

"Dispersing a crowd, the reason suggested by Sergeant Williams’ Police Report narrative, is not an approved use," an independent panel concluded.
LA Mayoral Candidates

LA mayoral candidates on best behavior in debate at USC

The top five candidates running for mayor of LA refrained from attacking each other, focusing instead on laying out their own positions on the issues.
2012 Heisman Trophy Presentation

Manti Te'o tells ESPN that acquaintance confessed to bizarre 'dead' girlfriend hoax

"Two guys and a girl are responsible for the whole thing," Te'o told ESPN. "According to Ronaiah, Ronaiah's one," Te'o said, denying that he had any involvement in it.
Fin Whale Watch Long Beach

PHOTOS: 'Superpod' of dolphins, endangered whales spotted off Long Beach

A rare "superpod" of dolphins formed off the SoCal coast not far from the shipping lanes, a dangerous, aquatic crossroads where ocean life collides with port traffic.

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