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He toured with Rosemary Clooney and has arranged and composed for an array of artists, including Boz Scaggs, Kenny Loggins, Diana Krall, James Ingram, Toni Tennille, The Righteous Brothers and Toto. As the son of Frank Sinatra protégé Mavis Rivers and a Vegas resident, Catingub is an ideal figure to lead the Phil’s pops shows. He’s back in April for a Vegas-styled, standards-driven pops show. | He toured with Rosemary Clooney and has arranged and composed for an array of artists, including Boz Scaggs, Kenny Loggins, Diana Krall, James Ingram, Toni Tennille, The Righteous Brothers and Toto. As the son of Frank Sinatra protégé Mavis Rivers and a Vegas resident, Catingub is an ideal figure to lead the Phil’s pops shows. He’s back in April for a Vegas-styled, standards-driven pops show. | ||
L.V. Phil officials, who plan to fill its open music-director position by next May, also are figuring out how to grow the symphony’s five-concert pops series to give Catingub more chances to lead the orchestra. He’s a magnanimous conductor. His enthusiastic sing-along to such songs as the theme from “Happy Days” tickled the holiday crowd. More Matt, we say. He’s fabuloso.</html> | L.V. Phil officials, who plan to fill its open music-director position by next May, also are figuring out how to grow the symphony’s five-concert pops series to give Catingub more chances to lead the orchestra. He’s a magnanimous conductor. His enthusiastic sing-along to such songs as the theme from “Happy Days” tickled the holiday crowd. More Matt, we say. He’s fabuloso.</html> | ||
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| + | <html>Facebook Fark Digg Reddit Stumble NYC cases show crooked cops abuse of FBIdatabase The Associated Press Sunday, July 7, 2013 | 9:32 a.m. A federal law enforcement database meant to help catch criminals sometimes has become a tool for crooked New York City police officers to commit crimes of their own.The FBI bills the National Crime Information Center database as "the lifeline of law enforcement." But federal cases in recent years have accused New York Police Department officers of abusing the system to cyber snoop on co-workers, tip off drug dealers, stage robberies and even scheme to abduct and eat women.The FBI and NYPD say officers are under strict orders to only use the database for police work. And the FBI says audits of the system rarely turn up misuse.But testimony at trials of two accused policemen suggests that officers can easily bypass safeguards by using another officer's login information. Facebook Fark Digg Reddit Stumble</html> | ||
