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<title>Seen and Overheard</title>
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<description>Compiled by &quot;Smart Mouth&quot; columnist Amelia Robinson, Seen and Overheard is fueled by juicy tidbits, oddball tales and strange sightings.

Twitter with Amelia at DDNSmartmouth. Have an item for Seen and Overheard? Click here to let us know all about it.

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<title>Dayton&apos;s &apos;Project Runway&apos; runner up preparing to sell collection</title>

    

    


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<description>What do you do after &amp;#8220;Project Runway&amp;#8221;? If you are Oakwood High School graduate Althea Harper you continue to work hard. Harper is preparing to sell her spring/summer collection. &amp;#8220;Everything is going to start being for sale in February on...</description>
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<![CDATA[What do you do after &#8220;Project Runway&#8221;? 

If you are Oakwood High School graduate Althea Harper you continue to work hard. 

Harper is preparing to sell her spring/summer collection.

&#8220;Everything is going to start being for sale in February on my website,&#8221;  said Harper, who placed second on the Lifetime fashion design reality show.  &#8220;I have a lot on my plate.&#8221;

The University of Cincinnati School of Design grad said she is still happy with the collection she showed in Bryant Park during the 2008 Fall New York Fashion Week.

The season finale with her 13 piece collection air Thursday, Nov. 19.

The futuristic collection reflected the economic times, said Harper. 

Harper says she was also happy with how she was depicted, but regrets seeming a little bratty at one point when she criticized another designer. 

She said the tension between her and season winner Irina Shabayeva was also played up during the show&#8217;s editing process. 

&#8220;I really wasn&#8217;t trying to get into a girl fight with this girl,&#8221; Harper said.  &#8220;I was trying to stick up for myself.&#8221; 

Seen &amp; Overheard runs daily in the Dayton Daily News. Twitter with me at DDNSmartmouth. 

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<title>Ball, Game Boy, and Big Wheel make hall of fame. What&apos;s your favorite toy?</title>

    

    


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The ball has finally got its due. 

The bouncy, round wonder has been inducted into The National Toy Hall of Fame at  Strong National Museum of Play in Rochester,  New York, according to a press release.


Which of 2009 contenders would you have inducted in to the National Toy Hall of Fame?(opinion)


The ball out dribbled nine other classic toys, including Cabbage Patch Kids, Game of Life, Hot Wheels, paper airplane, playing cards, the Rubik&amp;#8217;s Cube, sidewalk chalk, toy tea set, and the Transformers.

It was joined by the Big Wheel and Nintendo Game Boy. 

Forty four toys are in the National Toy Hall of Fame, including G.I. Joe, the baby doll, Barbie, Candy Land, the Easy-Bake Oven,  roller skates, the jump rope, Frisbee, Atari  2600 Game System, checkers,  alphabet blocks and the bicycle.  

How was the ball not inducted years ago?

Balls and halls of fames go hand-in-hand - there&amp;#8217;s the Football Hall of Fame, Baseball Hall of Fame, etc. 

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<dc:subject>Good to Know</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2009-11-11T12:55:48-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>50-year Thanksgiving weekend tradition canceled</title>

    

    


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<description>The elegant flair that is the Ebony Fashion Fair will not transform the Dayton Convention Center into a fashion lover&amp;#8217;s paradise this Thanksgiving weekend as was planned. Johnson Publishing canceled the traveling fashion show&amp;#8217;s 2009 national stops for the first...</description>
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<![CDATA[The elegant flair that is the Ebony Fashion Fair will not transform the Dayton Convention Center into a fashion lover&#8217;s paradise this Thanksgiving weekend as was planned. 

Johnson Publishing canceled the traveling fashion show&#8217;s 2009 national stops for the first time in 51 years, local organizers learned recently. 

2008 Ebony Fashion Fair in Dayton  Click here for more photos.  (Peter Wine for the Dayton Daily News) 

See photos of last year&#8217;s Ebony Fashion Fair here. 

&#8220;The company is reorganizing,&#8221; said Jean Redden, second vice president of the Dayton section of the National Council of Negro Women, noting that cancellation came as a shock.

&#8220;Its been very well-attended for the last 50 years,&#8221; she added.  

The Dayton council was among the first organizations to host Ebony Fashion Fair, a division of Johnson Publishing Co. 

The company has been hit hard by declines in advertising sales.

&#8220;In light of the overall economic challenges that are affecting many, including our potential corporate sponsors, we have arrived at a most difficult decision to cancel Ebony Fashion Fair&#8217;s fall 2009 season,&#8221; a message on the Ebony Fashion Fair website says. &#8220;In the coming months, we will develop a new business model to ensure that the show is a mutually beneficial endeavor. Our primary goal is to build Ebony Fashion Fair and our other brands in ways that will continue delivering meaningful insight and inspiration to the African-American community.&#8221;

  Click here for more photos. 

The show has become a Thanksgiving weekend tradition for many Miami Valley families, attracting as many as 3,000 spectators with its dazzling garments and over-the-top stage production. 

Redden said the council hopes the fashion show returns to Dayton this spring and returns to a Thanksgiving weekend schedule in the years that follow.

It was the council&#8217;s major fundraiser, raising about $10,000 to $12,000 for college scholarships and other programs annually. 

Twelve to 14 area girls typically receive college scholarships each years as a result of the event. 

The service organization is planning a holiday gala  6 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 20, at Miami Valley Golf Club, 3311 Salem Ave., Dayton, to raise funds to assist seven girls, all high school seniors, and nursing homes.  Gala tickets are $40. For tickets, call Fannie Moore at (937) 268-5500.



What do you think? 

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<dc:date>2009-11-10T12:31:00-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>Oakwood native in Cameron Diaz movie</title>

    

    


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<![CDATA[Oakwood native Danielle Heaton is not the star of &#8220;The Box,&#8221; but sometimes the smallest roles are the biggest. 

Heaton&#8217;s small speaking role and close ups in the Cameron Diaz lead horror-thriller were  more than enough to make her family stand up and cheer.

 James Marsden and Cameron Diaz in a scene from, &#8220;The Box.&#8221; (AP Photo/Warner Bros., Dale Robinette)

&#8220;There were five people in the theater and four of us were family,&#8221;Linda Heaton, now of Kettering, said of seeing a late night screening of the film Thursday, Nov. 5,  at Regal Hollywood 20 in Beavercreek. 

Danielle Heaton, 23, now lives in New York, but began acting and singing locally, her mother said.

The 2005 Oakwood High School grad preformed with the Muse Machine and dragged her parents to countless early morning community theatre auditions.  

She is a recent graduate of Boston&#8217;s Emerson College earning a degree in musical theater.

The Box is about an unhappily married couple that receives a deadly wooden box on their doorstep. 

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<dc:subject>People you know</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2009-11-09T10:40:44-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>You may be a redneck if you bank here</title>

    

    


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<description>Yup, you may be a redneck if you deposit your money at Redneck Bank. Nope, we aren&amp;#8217;t joking. Redneck Bank is the Internet banking division of Oklahoma-based Wichitas. That institution was established in 1913 and is insured by the FDIC....</description>
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Nope, we aren&#8217;t joking. 

Redneck Bank is the Internet banking division of Oklahoma-based Wichitas.  That institution was established in 1913 and is insured by the FDIC.

The bank offering checking and money market accounts comes with the trademarked tag line &#8220;Where Bankin&#8217;s Funner.&#8221; 

It promises no minimum balance  &#8220;good old-fashioned service,&#8221; high interest, and no monthly maintenance fee. 

One of the bank&#8217;s bright red debit cards features a picture of a smiling horse. 




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<dc:subject>Just Funny</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2009-11-06T11:32:51-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>Controversial activist to speak at UD Friday</title>

    

    


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<description>A woman with one of the most recognizable faces from the 1970s will speak 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6, at the University of Dayton&amp;#8217;s Kennedy Union Ballroom. Angela Y. Davis in the 1970s Controversial political activist and history of consciousness...</description>
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A woman with one of the most recognizable faces from the 1970s will speak 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6,  at the University of Dayton&amp;#8217;s Kennedy Union Ballroom. 

Angela Y. Davis in the 1970s 

Controversial political activist and history of consciousness professor Angela Davis will be the keynote speaker at the Annual Richard R. Baker Philosophy Colloquium hosted by the university&amp;#8217;s philosophy department and The Concerned Philosophers for Peace.


What do you think of Angela Davis&amp;#8217; message?(polling)
 

Angela Davis

The speech is free and open to the public. 

Davis first gained national attention when then California Gov. Ronald Reagan removed her from a teaching post at the University of California-Berkley. 

The feminist activist associated with the Black Panthers black power organization gained worldwide attention after being accused in the 1970 abduction and murder of  Judge Harold Haley in Marin County, California. 

Her arrest sparked the international &amp;#8220;Free Angela Davis&amp;#8221; campaign. 

She was found innocent and has since rallied against racial injustice and been an advocate of abolition of the &amp;#8220;prison-industrial complex.&amp;#8221;

An author, Davis ran twice in the 1980s as vice president on the Communist ticket. She is reportedly no longer a member of the Communist Party. 

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<title>Local students to dance 12 straight hours for charity</title>

    

    


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<description>More than 400 University of Dayton will make Athena proud Saturday, Nov. 7, as part of the 11th annual Dance Marathon at the university&amp;#8217;s RecPlex Center. The 12-hour event will raise funds to purchase equipment for The Children&amp;#8217;s Medical Center...</description>
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<![CDATA[More than 400 University of Dayton will make Athena proud Saturday, Nov. 7, as part of the 11th annual Dance Marathon at the university&#8217;s RecPlex Center.

The 12-hour event will raise funds to purchase equipment for The Children&#8217;s Medical Center of Dayton&#8217;s newborn intensive care unit.

Spectators are welcome. 

Feet start to move at noon and will surely be exhausted by  midnight. 

The Marathon features , live music, contests, food, stories from Children Medical Center patient families and theme dance hours. 

Ellen Bryan, Miss Miami Valley, will sing during the &#8220;oldies and one-hit wonder&#8221; hour and the Dayton Parrott Heads dance with students during the &#8220;vacation&#8221; hour. 

The university&#8217;s dance and Irish dance teams will perform.

This year&#8217;s theme is &#8220;Be a HERO. Saving Lives One DANCE at a Time.&#8221; Each dancer will receive a bright blue T-shirt with a superhero design.

The UD&#8217;s Dance Marathon&#8217;s have raised more than $150,000 for Dayton Children&#8217;s since 1999. 



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<dc:date>2009-11-04T10:53:18-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>Dayton native to appear as &apos;wrongly convicted man&apos; on CBS show tonight</title>

    

    


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<description>You may recognized the wrongly convicted man on tonight&amp;#8217;s episode of CBS&amp;#8217; &amp;#8220;The Good Wife.&amp;#8221; He will be played by Dayton native and veteran actor Curtiss Cook. Curtiss Cook Cook portrays Clarence, a death row inmate wrongly convicted of murdering...</description>
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<![CDATA[You may recognized the wrongly convicted man on tonight&#8217;s episode of CBS&#8217; &#8220;The Good Wife.&#8221; 

He will be played by Dayton native and veteran actor Curtiss Cook.

 Curtiss Cook 

Cook portrays Clarence, a death row inmate wrongly convicted of murdering a police officer. 

Alicia (Julianna Margulies) and her associates will attempt to prove Clarence&#8217;s innocence. The episode airs at 10 p.m. on WHIO.

He will play Trey Washington in  &#8220;Shutter Island,&#8221; a Martin Scorsese film starring Leonardo DiCaprio set to be released in February.

Cook, a 1987 graduate of Belmont High School, now lives in upstate New York with his wife. 



While in Dayton, he performed with the Muse Machine and  danced with the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company. Cook&#8217;s acting resume includes roles on &#8220;Law &amp; Order&#8221;  and &#8220;The Sopranos.&#8221; 

Interestingly enough, Cook is the voice of  Street Preacher in some of the &#8220;Grand Theft Auto&#8221; video games. 



Although the scene was cut from the film, Cook kissed Nicole Kidman in the film &#8220;The Interpreter.&#8221;



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<dc:date>2009-11-03T10:07:16-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>Mattel releases vampire Barbie</title>

    

    


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<![CDATA[As expected, vampires like dream houses too. 

Mattel has begun selling Barbie Dolls inspired by the &#8220;Twilight&#8221; movie franchise.

The Barbie-dized versions of vampire Edward Cullen and mortal girl Bella Swan (Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart) sell for about $25 each through Walmart, Walmart.com, Barbie Collector Dealers, Barbie Collector Catalog and www.barbiecollector.com, according to Mattel.

No word on whether or not the Edward doll shimmers in the sunlight or has a thing for human blood.

The next Twilight movie, &#8220;New Moon,&#8221; will be released Nov. 20. 





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<dc:subject>Strange</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2009-11-02T09:43:21-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>Area grad to appear on &quot;HOUSE&quot;</title>

    

    


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<description>Meadowdale High School grad William Christopher Stephens will mix it up with the cast of &amp;#8220;HOUSE&amp;#8221; Monday, Nov. 9, according to his online site. The show airs at 8 p.m. on Fox. (Lisa Powell, Staff Photo) This will not be...</description>
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<![CDATA[Meadowdale High School grad William Christopher Stephens will mix it up with the cast of &#8220;HOUSE&#8221; Monday, Nov. 9, according to his online site.

The show airs at 8 p.m. on Fox.

(Lisa Powell, Staff Photo)

This will not be  the former Sinclair Comunity College student&#8217;s first time on the small screen. He has appeared on &#8220;Everybody Hates Chris,&#8221; &#8220;Cold Case,&#8221; &#8220;General Hospital, &#8221; &#8220;Chocolate News&#8221; and &#8220;Young and the Restless.&#8221;

Stephens, also a graduate of the American Musical and Drama Academy and Ohio State University, was the guy in the bright red wig  featured in the hilariously outrageous  t Wendy&#8217;s commercials from a few years ago. 

HOUSE stars actor Hugh Laurie as a grump medical genius. 

Wendy&#8217;s commercial





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<dc:date>2009-10-29T13:57:53-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>Wayne grad Rachael Ray&apos;s makeup artist</title>

    

    


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<![CDATA[Kim White broke her dad&#8217;s rule about no makeup when she was a kid and in retrospect, that might  have been a good thing.

&#8220;What I understand now that I didn&#8217;t know then is that the first thing she would do when she got to school was rush to the bathroom and put makeup on,&#8221; Jon Henri Ball of Huber Heights said. &#8220;The last thing she did at the end of the day was go to the bathoom to take it off.&#8221; 

Kim White 

Ball said the Wayne High School graduate would have been in big trouble if he would have discover her love affair with mascara,  lipstick and eyeliner back then. 
Now he could not be prouder. 

&#8220;I get to see her work when ever I look at  Rachael Ray,&#8221; Ball, who has a financial services business, said. 

White, a University of Dayton grad, has been a freelance makeup artist for Ray for about three years. 



With peppy celebrity&#8217;s active schedule - not only does Ray hosts a talk show but she also has cooking programs on the Food Network -  White is kept hopping. She has traveled with Ray around country and world. Her favor stops have  included Sydney Australia and Provence, France.

White said she constantly seeks ways to update Ray&#8217;s look. 

&#8220;My basic goal with Rachael is to keep her fresh and approachable,&#8221; said White, who left the Dayton area in 2004 and had a brief pit stop in Miami before jetting off to New York. &#8220; I try to use colors that are warm and light.&#8221; 

Ray favors the color orange and White, a former model, incorporates that into the look. The color is always there be it in the form of orange blushes or peach lipsticks and shiny gloss. 

&#8220;The set is perky and fun and relaxed,&#8221; White said. &#8220;I try to mirror that.&#8221; 

The mother of one recently launched the upbeat blog Do I Have Lipstick on My Teeth.  The site feature product reviews and a segment called &#8220;Mugshot Mondays&#8221; in which White gives makeovers to random people and explains her approach. 



White, who hope to eventually launch a cosmetics line, recalled fondly the days she was the girl in too much makeup.

She says she picked up a love of fashion and flare from her  grandmother, Ludia Goldsby of Huber Heights. 

&#8220;I always thought she was very chic and I wanted to emulate that,&#8221; White recalled. &#8220;I was always girly-girl and I never shook that.&#8221;  

Read more about White in the Dayton Daily New&#8217;s Life section on Tuesday, November 3. 




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<title>Pilots typing while flying:  do you feel safe in the sky?</title>

    

    


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<![CDATA[The revelation that two Northwest Airlines pilots where typing while flying has to make you wonder what else they are doing in the cockpit while you are snacking on your pretzels in third class. 


Do you feel safe in the sky?(trends)


The pilots -  Richard Cole of Salem, Ore., the first officer, and Timothy Cheney of Gig Harbor, Wash., the captain - told federal investigators that they were going over schedules using their laptop computers in violation of company policy while their plane overflew their Minneapolis destination by 150 miles,  the Associated Press reported Monday.



Air traffic controllers in Denver and Minneapolis repeatedly tried to reach them and 
authorities became so alarmed that National Guard jets were readied for takeoff at two locations. 

OOOPSIE!

It is almost enough to make one buy a bus ticket. What do you think? 



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<title>Beavercreek couple goes big with Halloween display: 30,000 lights, Michael Jackson</title>

    

    


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<![CDATA[Dare Richard Rempes of Beavercreek and he&#8217;ll do his best to show you up. 

A challenge is part of the reason 30,000 lights and a ton of Halloween decorations -  pumpkins, vampires, ghost, a Michael Jackson mannequin in a red jacket -  cover Rempes&#8217; yard.

Michael Jackson by day (Courtesy of  Richard Rempes)

Rempes&#8217; says a coworker dared him and others to duplicate Carson Williams of Mason&#8217;s famous musically synchronized home Christmas light display.

Four years after taking on the challenge, Rempes, a musician and computer programmer by trade, said it has turned into a labor of love for he and his wife, Jayne.



&#8220;You should see the look on little kids&#8217; faces,&#8221; the associate professor at the at the Defense Institute of Security Assistance Management said of his display at 2466 Glenboro Drive. 

Rempes syncs Halloween-themed music with lights and decorations using computer programs. This year&#8217;s show includes a crowd-stirring rendition of &#8220;Thriller&#8221; features the new of Michael Jackson mannequin.

The project is addictive, Rempes said.  

&#8220;I do Christmas too and it is even bigger,&#8221; Rempes said.  &#8220;Basically four months out of the year I am not available for anything else.&#8221;

The show is 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. nightly - weather permitted - until Nov. 2. 






What do you think? 


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<dc:date>2009-10-27T08:19:29-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>Event raises more than $400,000 for needy cancer patients</title>

    

    


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<description>To call the Grandview Foundation Memorial Gala and Auction a success is sort of an understatement. The first-time event raised more than $400,000, about $100,000 more than projected, earlier this month, said Kelly Fackel, the foundation&amp;#8217;s vice president of development....</description>
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<![CDATA[To call the Grandview Foundation Memorial Gala and Auction a success is sort of an understatement. 

The first-time event raised more than $400,000, about $100,000 more than projected, earlier this month, said Kelly Fackel, the foundation&#8217;s vice president of development. 

An additional $100,000 was raised during the Eagle Seekers Classic golf tournament held as part of the effort to raise funds to support cancer care for needy patients of the Cassano Health Center.

Proceeds will also fund Dr. Amanda Laubenthal, who next year will be Grandview Hospital&#8217;s first endowed fellow in Hematology and Oncology under Greg Gordon and Joe Lavelle. The gala was in memory of Marcy Mills. Mills, the wife of local developer Bob Mills, died in March after a 15-month battle with bladder cancer.

Fackel said she was concerned about the plight of cancer patients who did not have her financial resources. 

The auction items were pretty impressive.  They included vehicles, jewelry, parties and lavish vacations. Two trips to New York  on a private jet were auction for $30,000 each.  



What do you think? 

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<title>Should Balloon Boy&apos;s parent serve jail time?</title>

    

    


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<description>If you believe a warrant, Falcon isn&amp;#8217;t the only Heene to let the cat out of the bag. Balloon Boy&amp;#8217;s mom, Mayumi Heene, told investigators that she and her husband lied when they claimed they thought their son was in...</description>
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<![CDATA[If you believe a warrant, Falcon isn&#8217;t the only Heene to let the cat out of the bag. 


Balloon Boy&#8217;s mom, Mayumi Heene, told investigators that she and her husband lied  when they claimed they thought their son was in a flying saucer-like balloon the world watched sail across the sky Oct. 15, according to the Coloradoan. 



The former &#8216;swapped wife&#8217; said she and her husband knew all along that Falcon was hiding in the house. They told their three children to lie, the warrant on the Coloradoan&#8217;s web site says. 

The flying saucer was made to carry out the hoax. 


Should Balloon Boy&#8217;s parents do prison time for hoax?(opinion)


&#8220;The motive for the fabricated story was to make the Heene family more marketable for future media interest,&#8221;  according to a report. 

Charges are expected to be filed against the Heenes this week. 

They could face up to 12 years in prison and a $500,000 fine if convicted of attempting to influence a public servant, conspiracy and  contributing to the delinquency of a minor. 


What do you think?  Do you think they deserved to serve prison time? 



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<dc:date>2009-10-26T12:03:20-04:00</dc:date>
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