Oprah No Match For Orange County Housewives On ‘Watch What Happens Live’

Orange County Pain Management Clinic, Integrated Health, Now Offering Over 25 Effective Chronic Pain Treatments

But its no match for the 1.213 million who tuned in on July 29th, the 1.18 million who came on Aug. 5, or the 1.006 million on Aug. 12. On each of those nights, one or both of Cohens guests was a cast member of Bravos flagship reality series, Real Housewives of Orange County. While maybe no match for a scenery-chewing Orange County housewife, Oprah is formidable at the weekend boxoffice, reports Deadlines Nikki Finke, who notes that based on early trends, The Butler is looking to be the biggest grossing film for the weekend, with 72% of Fandangos surveyed The Butler ticket-buyers saying Winfreys involvement increased their interest in the film. During her WWHL visit, Cohen asked O whether her new film role was tougher than the one shed played in Steven SpielbergsThe Color Purple.
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Orange County Housing Ranked Highest Overvalue

TCS declined to comment on the issue, citing it as a legal matter. The issue relates to a contract for development of a tax collection and management system for Orange County in 2007-2008. TCS won the bid for the job for an amount of about $8 million. The county also accused TCS of delays and cost over-runs in a software project. Reuters According to the contract, Tata America International Corporation (TCS America) was to develop and implement the Property Tax Management System Project for Orange County. The lawsuit was filed in April this year in the California Central District Court, people with knowledge ofthe development said. It alleges that TCS made a series of false promises and intentional misrepresentations during the bidding process and made promises to complete the project on a budget and according to a timeline with which they had no intention of complying. The lawsuit further claims: The county has suffered millions of dollars of damages as a result of defendants wrongful conduct and it will continue to suffer damages for the years it will take to develop a replacement for the failed project. When contacted, a TCS spokesperson said: As a matter of policy we dont discuss pending legal matters.
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2 Orange County men rescue woman from shark attack in Maui

Anguizola is a highly skilled Orange County pain management doctor with Triple Board Certification. By having such a broad skill set, he is able to offer extensive medication management and over 25 options for interventional pain procedures. The options allow him to customize treatment for each patient. Since each pain patient has a unique presentation, each one deserves individualized treatment for the best outcomes. Over 25 insurance plans are accepted at Integrated Health Services including Medicare, PPO's, Worker's Compensation, Personal Injury and self pay too. There are four clinic locations in Santa Ana, Long Beach, Pomona and Arcadia. Dr. Anguizola treats individuals with both simple and complicated problems.
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405 Freeway in Orange County to close for bridge demolition

The 20-year-old woman had lost a lot blood and was nearly unconscious. "She was in and out of it, saying these words: 'I'm dying, I'm going to die,'" said Moore. "And I kept saying to her, 'No you're not, no you're not, we're going to get you to shore, we're going to save you." The 57-year-old teacher grabbed the woman and started swimming the 75 yards back to the shore, realizing that he too could be attacked by the shark. "I happened to be at the Orange Attorney right place at the right time, swam out there, prayed over her, told her, 'Hey, let's see what we can do, see what God' going to do,'" said Moore. While someone on the beach called rescuers, Moore's friend Nick Grisaffi jumped in to help. "I could see he was fighting the current and so I went out about neck-deep water," said Grisaffi. "As soon as he got to me, I was able to grab his arm and he was able to still hold onto her, and I pulled them up to waist-deep water, and that's when I picked her up." "There's no way she could have swam back with that current," said Moore. "She was so far out with the loss of her limb, blood, there was absolutely no way she would have been alive." Other beachgoers joined the rescue, using a kayak to carry the woman up a trail. Moore performed CPR until an emergency medical crew arrived.
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The 405 Freeway will be closed between the 605 Freeway and Valley View Street from 9 p.m. Saturday to 5 p.m. Sunday. The new southbound 405 connector bridge to the eastbound 22 is already in use, so crews will be demolishing the old bridge. The work is being dubbed "Bridge Bash" or "Orange Jam." Orange County officials expect a lot of congestion in the area over the weekend. Approximately 350,000 drivers use that stretch of the 405 on a typical weekend day. This work is part of the $277 million West County Connectors project.
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Orange County drags TCS to court for 'making false promises'

More people are finding employment but more importantly, it seems our once crashed housing market is back in business. With positive reports coming in every month, it seems local housing is being criticized for going too fast. The most recent reports have the housing market at a 7% increase and building and construction permits showed an increase of 6%. According to a study done by research real estate website, Trulia.com , Orange County has the highest overvalued housing in the entire country. The study rated Orange County homes to be around 12% more expensive than the current housing value. Not far behind Orange County was Los Angeles at 10% and Austin, TX at 9% overvalued. In a statement from Trulias Chief Economist Jed Kolko and author of the report, Kolko explains that although Orange County and Los Angles Counties are the most overvalued in the current market, they are more true to a long term value.
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