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Fredrick D. Joe/The OregonianResidents of West Hayden Island Moorage spent a year trying to get rid of a loud, obnoxious neighbor who appeared to be inviting prostitutes to his all-night parties. It took lots of work with Portland police to get him out. Steve Weisensee (left) and C.W. Taylor walk behind their floating homes, a dock shared by the house whose resident caused them so many sleepless nights.
As volunteer head of security and safety at the West Hayden Island Moorage, Steve Weisensee’s worst headache used to be people not cleaning up after their dogs.
That changed when a new tenant rented Houseboat 32.
Soon Weisensee, who moved with his wife to the 56-slip gated moorage nine years ago, had serious problems to contend with.
His worries turned from how to rid the moorage of dog manure to how to push out prostitutes, pimps and drug dealers — crimes he never dreamed of having to confront when he moved from West Linn to the pristine, floating home community.

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Everyone seems to have a Woolley story:
There was the time someone’s teenage son spotted Woolley at an all-ages electronica show late at night — dancing furiously by himself. Or the time Woolley mounted an exhibit of paintings by an elephant (this was before the exhibit of glass pipes, but after the sex worker portraits). The time he let a pirate radio station broadcast on his gallery roof. Or the time he couldn’t find a shirt he liked to go with a sparkly bow tie, so he opted to go bare-chested. That’s the photo that appeared in the newspaper, and which his parents’ elderly friends seemed to delight in clipping out and showing them, as if they could have missed it. (The hot pink pants and gold pinky rings also get a lot of attention.)

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On expanding beyond acting: “I know that will just naturally become other things, other than just acting in movies. I don’t know what the **** I’m going to do. I write shit or whatever. I am going to make my own movies with my friends, absolutely, and I might not only act in them. But really? I love this, I love what I do, I am definitely going to keep doing it if I feel this way about it. That could stop, but until then, I’m just going to just write, make movies, play music.”
On her role in Welcome To The Rileys: “I’ve gotten to do a lot of great roles recently. I just made a film in New Orleans — and its going to sound funny because I play a 16 year old street kid prostitute stripper – but it’s the one film so far I mostly identify with. I play such a child, like she has the em …

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Jessica Simpson Eyes ‘Idol’: In more “Who’s The New Paula 2.0,” news, The New York Post’s Page Six is reporting that they’re hearing talk that Jessica Simpson is being suggested for the “American Idol” vacant judge spot by her father/manager Joe Simpson. But Papa Joe Simpson slammed the report, Tweeting, “I am in thailand… But, of course, the post says I am in town trying to get ;ess to be the replacement for paula abdul…. Do the lies ever stop????” The thought of Simon obliterating Jessica at the judge’s table – though mildly interesting – just might send us over the edge.
Jen Knows How To Spot A Stripper!: Jen Aniston has many talents – and one of them which most folks might not be aware of is the knack for spotting a trainer pole dancer when she sees one! According to The New York Daily News’ Gatecrasher, while Jen and co-star Gerard Butler filmed a scene for their upcoming movie “The Bounty” at a …

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Starring alongside her on-screen and off beau, Zac Efron as well as her bestie, Ashley Tisdale, and fellow teen star, Corbin Bleu, Vanessa found superstar fame playing Gabriella Montez in the super successful Disney musical franchise.
In addition to her work in the world of acting, Vanessa, who showed the world her vocal stylings in “HSM,” also has released two solo albums. And now, with her Wildcat days behind her, the “Bandslam” star has several high profile films in the works including “Beastly” and the much-anticipated Zach Snyder’s “Sucker Punch.”
She recently told MTV News that she was really looking forward to “Sucker Punch.” “Honestly, I just kind of do things I feel passionate about,” she said. “When something comes along and I really like it, I don’t really care if it’s set in high school or in a brothel like ‘Sucker Punch,’ just as long as I feel passionate about it.”

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News – Thursday 8/6 – Sex-for-marijuana sting in Tigard goes to pot
Sex-for-marijuana sting in Tigard goes to pot
TIGARD — A sex-for-marijuana Internet sting by the Tigard Police Department is over because the Washington County district attorney’s office stopped prosecuting the prostitution arrests.
In late 2008 or early 2009, Tigard officers began posting online advertisements on Craigslist, posing as women willing to have sex in exchange for pot. Police Chief William Dickinson, said Wednesday that police arrested about 40 people during the sting but stopped in June because a top prosecutor declined to pursue several cases and told them to change their tactics.

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On the east end of the Burnside Bridge, a new intersection will curve through a vacant city-owned parcel, connecting Couch to the bridge and opening up redevelopment potential to the bridgehead blocks.
In the sterile world of traffic planners, the stoplights will simply move traffic along Burnside and Couch at 15 mph while giving pedestrians safe opportunities to cross Burnside.
But they will help the up-and-coming district of trendy restaurants, vintage clothing shops and cafes on Burnside to prosper and invite investment along Couch, which is home to more light industrial businesses, city officials say.
“This is really critical to the future of this area,” said Bruce Warner, who heads the Portland Development Commission.
Business leaders said the project will bring long-welcome changes to the district that was once known for its seedy characters, drug dealers and prostitutes. Much of that element has fallen away as small businesses have taken hold in the older buildings and newer projects have crept in.

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Carla Gugino talked to the Dish Rag today about accepting a check for one of her favorite charities, Inner-City Arts, from the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. during its annual installation luncheon.
And she also let on that while she may be back on “Entourage” next season, she also might sing a duet with Vanessa Hudgens in Zack Snyder’s “Sucker Punch,” also starring Abbie Cornish and Jena Malone.
“It’s very surreal, it’s sexy, it’s got these amazing action sequences,” she explains.
And yes, yes, she is in that much-talked-about brothel scene.
“I play dual characters as well. I play a psychiatrist in 1967 in the insane asylum, which is the present day, and then I play the choreographer/sort of madam-like character in the brothel world.”
Any, um, singing and dancing?
“I have an little inkling that I might be part of a duet,” Carla reveals.

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Portland police initially had no leads. Samuel Raymond Carpenter, who called 9-1-1 about 2 a.m. Feb. 13, told police he had found a body in the parking lot at Southeast Ninth Avenue and Morrison Street. He said he didn’t know the dead man and hadn’t seen the vehicle that hit him.
Immediately after talking to police, however, Carpenter called Harris and met him at the Damascus Safeway to reassure his friend he hadn’t told on him. Carpenter had been drinking with both the victim and the driver that night, despite what he told police.
The two fled to Spokane.
Prosecutors say the case would have ended there if not for a dogged investigation. Police reviewed the surveillance videos from Sassy’s, a nearby bar and strip club. They saw the victim with the 9-1-1 caller and a third man whom they would later learn was Harris. Officer Christopher Johnson also talked to the victim’s friends and learned that the Southeast Portland man had planned to go out with Harris that night.

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If a judge hadn’t given her a break last week, Carpenito would have had to tell prospective employers, landlords and college admissions that she had a criminal record — all because of some bad choices she made seven months ago. A few days after getting her first fake ID, she went out for drinks at a strip club with a man she had met on MySpace, then to Rocky Butte to make out.
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Deputy District Attorney Robin Skarstad, however, argued for a felony conviction, saying Carpenito could ask the court later to have it reduced to a misdemeanor after completing community service. Skarstad called that “a carrot,” to discourage the young woman from a life that had included such behavior as meeting a man on MySpace, going to a strip club and underage drinking.

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