Football: Vista Murrieta Is New No. 1 Team In Inland Division

MURRIETA: SEC suspends stock of Christian video game-maker

A second loss by Corona Centennial has allowed Vista Murrieta Attorney to take over the No. 1 spot in this week's Southern Section Inland Division coaches' rankings. Rancho Cucamonga is No. 2 and Centennial No. 3. Add comments | Discussion FAQ Currently there are no comments. Be the first to comment! Comments are filtered for language and registration is required. The Times makes no guarantee of comments' factual accuracy.
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Even as Left Behind Games was preparing to close its doors in Murrieta Attorney, a tape was prepared for video offering testimonials of the religious-themed video game products from authors of the series, parents and Christian leaders. The business terminated its employees and closed its doors by the end of 2011, the SEC said, and the scheme in 2009 was a last ditch attempt to keep the game company afloat. The SEC complaint, filed in federal court on Sept. 24 in Hawaii, charges Lyndon and Zaucha each of whom have homes in Maui with fraud and federal securities law violations. On Wednesday, the SEC suspended the company's stock. Lyndon, the CEO of the religious-themed video game company that acquired the Charlie Church Mouse brand name and TV series from LifeLine Studios in 2010, did not respond to a written request to comment. Zaucha, reached Thursday by phone, said, Call my attorney. I have nothing to say to you. Zauchas attorney did not return a message requesting comment. The Left Behind Games website, which could not be independently verified, claims the Christian video games patterned on the popular Left Behind novels by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins which sold more than 65 million copies became the most widely distributed inspirational games in history.
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Young Murrieta Attorney Valley team unfazed by CIF experience

She threw 64 of her 91 pitches for strikes. When I start having trouble with my pitches, we usually go to my change-up and it works and it we keep using it, Sanchez said. Sanchez also hammered a two-run home run that soared far beyond the center field fence in the sixth inning. Sanchez, shortstop Stephanie Moreno, Lacey Alderman and catcher Amber Nelson were the only Nighthawks that entered the game with CIF experience. The neophytes werent overwhelmed by the challenge, either. Autumn and Amber Bishop, freshmen twin sisters, batted a combined 5-for-6 with four runs scored.
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Mesa Football Players donate time to work at Food Pantry

Wednesday outside Spellys Pub and Grille on Murrieta Attorney Hot Springs Road, KTLA-TV reported. When Murrieta Attorney police arrived, a man identified himself as the gunman and said he was an off-duty Riverside County deputy, the TV station reported. Inside the bar officers found a man dead from gunshot wounds. Witnesses told police the shooting began as a bar argument between two men that didn't appear to be escalating, when suddenly one of them pulled a gun and fired. Murrieta Attorney police detectives were investigating with help from the Riverside County Sheriff's Department. It was the second homicide this week for Murrieta Attorney, a town where violent crime is rare and which hadnt had a killing in two years. On Tuesday, William Gary Simpson, 19, allegedly stabbed three people, killing 18-year-old Saskia Burke, at a home in Murrieta.
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Man detained in Murrieta bar slaying tells police he's a deputy

The players removed, washed, dried, repainted and replaced 118 wooden shelves for the food storage racks. It was a serendipitous and mutually beneficial activity. Food Pantry Manager Maria Bhanukitsiri needed to have the shelves reworked to avoid the high cost of replacing them, but she did not have the funds to have the job done or to hire the large number of workers needed for the labor-intensive job. Murrieta Attorney Mesa Booster Club President Kathy Bridges was looking for a service project for the football players to participate in order to learn the value of serving others and the community. Bridges call to Maria was a godsend. "We rely on volunteers and donations for everything," said Maria, "We started out helping three families out of our garage and have moved three times . . . this facility is 5,000 square feet and we are helping to feed 500 families each week." The wooden shelves on the racks were showing wear and tear from the thousands of cans and cartons that come in and go out each week.
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