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âHis tail was whipping around  I had his head and his body twisting  it took everything I had to hold him without him getting away from me â the Chief of Department for the Suffolk County SPCA Chief Roy Gross told The Post.
But  Gross  said having an illegal reptile like an alligator in a residential home is no joke.
The gator was discovered on Friday after Suffolk Police were called to the home for an unrelated matter. They found the reptile  believed to be about 4-years-old  in a shed filled with complete with heat lamps  water and plenty of food.  Gross  said it was being kept as a pet.
Keeping a wild animal like an alligator in a home in New York is illegal  unless the residence is a licensed habitat  aquarium or zoo   Gross  said. The owner was charged with illegal possession of a wild animal by the New York Department of Environmental Conservation and faces a fine up to $250. If the Suffolk SPCA discovers the animal was abused or neglected  which Gross said is unlikely  the owner could face jail time.
âArnoldâ the angry alligator captured in Long Island home

The increasingly difficult climate for home builders and the inability of the Chavez government to deliver on promises to build enough apartments and houses have led to a housing deficit now estimated at 2 million units.
 Chavez has announced several plans to address the problem  and has often said housing should be controlled by the government. He recently announced a new kind of low-income housing to be financed by oil revenues. Still  last year  private industry built 45 600 units  twice as many as the government.
 Cabello  the Chavez minister who announced the decree requiring builders to refund buyers  said his office had received 1 700 complaints in recent weeks from home buyers about excessive mark-ups for inflation.
 So far this year  Chavez and his local allies have seized dozens of private properties  mostly farms and ranches that the government deems underutilized. He has also encouraged squatters to occupy land and residential buildings. The measures reflect Chavez's goal of building a socialist economy and to weaken private enterprise  but they have had a chilling effect on new construction  thus exacerbating the housing shortage  critics say.
 One new wrinkle was added this week when Chavez allies in the Vargas state government authorized the takeover of two golf courses in a Caracas suburb called Caraballada. Local officials say the courses will be converted into housing and parkland.
 "Venezuela has always had a housing deficit  but it's gotten worse in the last 10 years  since Chavez took office " Puente said. "With the oil price boom  he has had the resources to improve things  but relatively little has been accomplished."
 If the government decree sticks  Briceno is unsure how he will manage the refunds and whether he will be able to keep his 300 workers on the payroll.
 "If this becomes law " he said  "the collateral effects will be loss of jobs and economic paralysis."
Venezuelan Home Builders Protest Change in Terms

Step aside  rose gold â this is a job for old-school Minnie Mouse.
The sparkly headbands  which just hit stores last week  are much more than just a trend â theyâre a little piece of fashion history. The new pastel ear headbands are inspired by  the Minnie Mouse of yesteryear   referencing her appearance in color animations in the mid-1930s and early 1940s.
The sequined blue polka dot ears match her original skirt design â which would later be swapped out for the classic red we know today â while the little wire daisy is a style  Minnie  would regularly sport poking out from atop  her  favorite red hat.
The ears are available at shops throughout Disneyland and Walt Disney World for $24.99  and if you see them  move quickly â if itâs anything like we witnessed this summer  these vintage  Minnie  ears will soon be flying off store shelves.
This throwback  Minnie  souvenir is just the latest in a run of fan-favorite merchandise coming out of the Disney parks. Guests waited in hour-long lines to snag a popcorn bucket in the shape of Oogie Boogie from "The Nightmare Before Christmas" back in September  and last monthâs Pluto popcorn bucket  which features the pup in an ugly Christmas sweater and Santa cap  has been eagerly snapped up by fans on both coasts.

The hottest new Minnie Mouse ears at Disneyland are actually vintage