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Court House Peeper followed women into the bathroom;busted
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Hassan
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The featured guest today, Sept. 22, on my MTL Washington Update radio show will be author and retired federal judge Lillian McEwen. She will amplify on her powerful memoir of overcoming an abusive childhood in the nation’s capital to find happiness, including a tempestuous romance from the early to mid-1980s with future Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas.The featured guest today, Sept. 22, on my MTL Washington Update radio show will be... more
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Well, today I was doing one of my every 10 minutes check up on my granddaughter, who's visiting from Chicago, as she listened to you tube videos and "lo' and behold", she was in our office “faceBooking” her butt off.Well, today I was doing one of my every 10 minutes check up on my granddaughter,... more
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Once upon a time, sex offenders in the city of Miami were released from prison, whisked away by probation officers, and dropped off at the Julia Tuttle Causeway where they were told it would be "home".
To live underneath the Julia Tuttle Causeway -- that was the legal mandate as a result of very tough residency restrictions instituted by counties like Miami-Dade and others.
But forcing sex offenders to live their days under a bridge brings up more than questions about human rights. There are questions about its legality, about what it means to be a "sex offender" in the United States, and even about how safe it really is to sweep sex offenders under the bridge of no return.Once upon a time, sex offenders in the city of Miami were released from prison,... more
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Now, guy-centric marketing is nothing new for AMP, who often promotes itself through male dominated extreme sports (formerly, it was known as Mountain Dew AMP). The ads are also somewhat reminiscent of AXE, who insinuates in much of their advertising that its products will help you with members of the opposite sex.
But that’s simply a (far-fetched, but whatever) product claim. Here, AMP has actually built features into its application that make it seem one can systematically “score” by exploiting women’s naivety. Beyond that, they actively encourage users to promote such conquests through social media.
Mind you, the app is obviously targeted for “dudes,” many of whom probably won’t have a problem with it, but many of the women who have caught wind of “before you score” clearly do (see the comments on Jezebel or YouTube (YouTube) for example).
Pepsi certainly seems on its way to creating a lot of buzz – but whether or not that buzz turns into something very negative and becomes a “what were you thinking?” social media fiasco is something to watch for. Meanwhile, let us know in the comments if you think this ad is clever marketing that appeals to AMP’s customers, or something that goes too far and could have big ramifications for AMP’s parent company.Now, guy-centric marketing is nothing new for AMP, who often promotes itself through... more
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This week on infoMania Paula Deen tells a weird story about a goat's beard and urine. P-Diddy reminds us why we don't like P-Diddy. Local news stations across the land are on your side. Sarah Haskins looks at every older woman's fantasy show: 'The Cougar.' Ben Hoffman goes for a ride with Kogi BBQ, a taco truck that twittered its way to fame. And Sergio Cilli counts down his favorite summer jams of all time.
infoMania is a half-hour satirical news show that airs on Current TV. The show puts a comedic spin on the 24-hour chaos and information overload brought about by the constant bombardment of the media. Hosted by Conor Knighton and co-starring Brett Erlich, Sarah Haskins, Ben Hoffman, and Sergio Cilli, the show airs on Thursdays at 10 pm Eastern and Pacific Times and can be found online at http://current.com/infomania/ or on Current TV. And make sure to check out our facebook profile for special features at http://infomaniafacebook.com.This week on infoMania Paula Deen tells a weird story about a goat's beard and... more
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"Megan, a 13-year-old who suffered from depression and attention deficit disorder, corresponded with Josh for more than a month before he abruptly ended their friendship, telling her he had heard she was cruel.
The next day Megan committed suicide. Her family learned later that Josh never actually existed; he was created by members of a neighborhood family that included a former friend of Megan's."
from:http://current.com/items/87480951_parents_say_fake_online_friend_led_to_girl_s_suicide
"Megan, a 13-year-old who suffered from depression and attention deficit... more
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