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Gymnastics And Cheerleading Instructor Charged With Secretly Filming People In Bathroom At Rockville Facility
A gymnastics and cheerleading teacher has been charged after he allegedly put video surveillance equipment in a bathroom at a cheerleading program's facility in Rockville, Maryland, officials said.
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A Young Boy, A Devastating Brain Tumor And Parents Who 'Will Do Anything'
It was the most ordinary of family dinners, with pizza and cauliflower. Two exhausted parents sipped red wine. Two children giggled over silly jokes and squabbled over a stuffed animal named Baby Jaguar.
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Barack Obama Could Get Rejected By Elite Golf Club Over Israeli Policies
US President Barack Obama's Israel policies and his clashes with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could cost him a membership at an elite mostly- Jewish golf club, according to a media report.
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Darjeeling Road Named After Mother Teresa
A road in Darjeeling has been named after St. Teresa of Calcutta who was canonized at the Vatican on September 4. The renamed road -- earlier known as Rockville Road -- runs past a Missionaries of Charity home that was set up by Mother Teresa many years ago.
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The Once-Ignored Cauliflower Is Now As Popular As J-Law - And It's $7.99 A Head
Cauliflower had become Lauren Hetrick's go-to vegetable. "We have it as often as possible," says the Rockville, Maryland, mother of three. "Once we roasted it, my kids really liked it - and they'll eat anything if you put cheese on it."
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Trader gets 30 months in prison for $1 billion Apple stock scheme
Prosecutors said the Miller, of Rockville Centre, New York, conspired with another individual to buy 1.625 million Apple shares on October 25, 2012, the same day that the company planned to report third-quarter results, in the hopes that the share price would rise. The co-conspirator was not identified in court papers.
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US man faces jail for laughing too loud in his own home
Forty-two-year old Robert Schiavelli of Rockville Centre, New York received the tickets for "disturbing the peace" on consecutive days in February after police responded to a neighbour's complaints that his laughter could be heard across the street.
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Gymnastics And Cheerleading Instructor Charged With Secretly Filming People In Bathroom At Rockville Facility
A gymnastics and cheerleading teacher has been charged after he allegedly put video surveillance equipment in a bathroom at a cheerleading program's facility in Rockville, Maryland, officials said.
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A Young Boy, A Devastating Brain Tumor And Parents Who 'Will Do Anything'
It was the most ordinary of family dinners, with pizza and cauliflower. Two exhausted parents sipped red wine. Two children giggled over silly jokes and squabbled over a stuffed animal named Baby Jaguar.
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Barack Obama Could Get Rejected By Elite Golf Club Over Israeli Policies
US President Barack Obama's Israel policies and his clashes with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could cost him a membership at an elite mostly- Jewish golf club, according to a media report.
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Darjeeling Road Named After Mother Teresa
A road in Darjeeling has been named after St. Teresa of Calcutta who was canonized at the Vatican on September 4. The renamed road -- earlier known as Rockville Road -- runs past a Missionaries of Charity home that was set up by Mother Teresa many years ago.
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The Once-Ignored Cauliflower Is Now As Popular As J-Law - And It's $7.99 A Head
Cauliflower had become Lauren Hetrick's go-to vegetable. "We have it as often as possible," says the Rockville, Maryland, mother of three. "Once we roasted it, my kids really liked it - and they'll eat anything if you put cheese on it."
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Trader gets 30 months in prison for $1 billion Apple stock scheme
Prosecutors said the Miller, of Rockville Centre, New York, conspired with another individual to buy 1.625 million Apple shares on October 25, 2012, the same day that the company planned to report third-quarter results, in the hopes that the share price would rise. The co-conspirator was not identified in court papers.
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US man faces jail for laughing too loud in his own home
Forty-two-year old Robert Schiavelli of Rockville Centre, New York received the tickets for "disturbing the peace" on consecutive days in February after police responded to a neighbour's complaints that his laughter could be heard across the street.
