| Coming Soon: SR to Release E-mail Exchanges ... (Not so fast...)
Update: After reviewing the messages and our options (none good), we've decided not to post the messages. Here's the situation: Of the 50 messages, a few have explicit photos embedded in the message. We can't publish those photos (one shows a toddler's penis). We also have a strong ethical policy against blurring or otherwise manipulating photos. Some of the messages are completely innocuous. The rest of the messages only refer to attachments. Those attachments are explicit, so we can't publish them. We've also gone through each message to blur e-mail addresses for privacy reasons. So, if we don't publish any of the explicit images, and we refuse to blur, crop or otherwise alter them, all we're left with is a bunch of forwarded messages that say things like "take a look at this!" We decided that did not advance the story in any significant way.
Mayor Engen: Popular and busy
Halfway through his first term, Missoula Mayor John Engen has his political friends and foes, but even his detractors say that he's the best ambassador Missoula could have.
Photo by TOM BAUER/Missoulian
Watch a video report on Missoula Mayor John Engen. .
Transition Housing Part I
Here's how their investment plan works.There are three parts:1. Dimension real Estate;2. Pinnacle Real Estate, the real estate management arm of New Hope;3. and then there's New Hope, the organization.Dimensions Real Estate is the matchmaker. When Dimensions finds a home, it line's up an investor. Then Pinnacle Real Estate comes in and buys the home. Then that same agency sells the property back to the investor. The investor then leases the house back to Pinnacle for five years, who then holds it for New Hope. New Hope uses the leased property for their inmate program, charging the ex-inmates what they refer to as program fees. "If we make this a successful model than other companies will do this also, they'll go look this works, it helps people, we create income and it's good for everybody," says Mayer.But new hope doesn't stop making money there, take a look.Each ex-inmate pays between 350-400 dollars to live in one of these homes.
'Vantage Point' Gets Top Box Office Vote
The weekend's other two debuts, Lionsgate's "Witless Protection" and MGM's "Charlie Bartlett," came in at Nos. 13 and 14, respectively.
Box office revenues were down for the second straight week. The top 12 movies grossed $90 million, down 23 percent from last weekend and 10 percent from the same weekend in 2007.
Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Media By Numbers LLC. Final figures will be released Monday.
1. "Vantage Point," $24 million.
2. "Jumper," $12.7 million.
3. "Spiderwick Chronicles," $12.6 million.
4. "Step Up 2 the Streets," $9.8 million.
5. "Fool's Gold," $6.3 million.
6. "Definitely, Maybe," $5.2 million.
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