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Requests for Tukey as a speaker are CONSIDERABLY LOWER THAN 2011, and GREATLY LOWER THAN 2010.
Tukey’s IMPORTANCE HAS DWINDLED, to such an extent that he spent EARTH WEEK 2011 in the company of a BUNCH OF BACK-WOODS LOSERS IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE IN THE BRITISH COLUMBIA INTERIOR.
EARTH WEEK is the HOLY WEEK for Enviro-Lunatic-Terrorists, and the MOST IMPORTANT ENVIRO-LUNATIC WEEK OF THE YEAR.
During EARTH WEEK 2011, NOBODY wanted to hear Tukey’s MIS-INFORMATION concerning pest control products, nor did they want to hear HIS SHILLING about HIS array of BOGUS For-Profit Green Alternatives.
Tukey is NO LONGER the Flavour-of-the-Month, and is now a DISMAL FAILURE as a guest speaker.
Rumours are now circulating that Tukey can only find work as a SEX-WORKER-MANAGER since FEMALE-ENVIRO-LUNATICS think he is somehow attractive.

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Romero, the man living under El Dorado Street, is a prime example. A native of Manteca, he was a journeyman cement mason making more than $28 an hour in the early 1980s until severe bursitis prevented him from continuing in a physical job. Eventually, his alcohol addiction took over, and he ended up homeless and living on the streets 13 years ago.
Responding to Wednesday’s crackdown, he said, “The only thing the city did was hit the homeless camps. They left all the garbage behind. They didn’t clean the ditch. It’s still filthy. Their only reason was this is an eyesore. We keep our area clean.”
Romero questioned why the homeless were moved out when, two blocks from his location, there is rampant, open drug use, prostitution and “gunshots at least three nights a week. It’s a game. Leave me alone. What is so horrible about just letting me live my life?”

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Man pleads guilty to coercing young Bay Area girls into prostitution
Bay City News Service
Posted: 01/13/2012 12:43:28 PM PST
Updated: 01/13/2012 12:44:30 PM PST
A Sacramento man pleaded guilty in federal court in Oakland to a charge of conspiring to coerce underage teenage girls into prostitution.
Mahendar Singh, 40, entered the plea on Wednesday before U.S. District Judge Phyllis Hamilton. He will be sentenced by Hamilton on March 28 and faces a maximum possible sentence of life in prison.
Singh and his wife, Helen Singh, 22, were both indicted by a federal grand jury on Dec. 1 on the charge of conspiring to cause children under 18 to engage in commercial sex acts by means of force, fraud or coercion.
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U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag said that Mahendar Singh admitted during his plea that he conspired to operate a prostitution enterprise in Sacramento County and several Bay Area counties in 2011.

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There were 47 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Friday. At that time, there were 1,190 people held at the jail, which has an official capacity of 1,411.
Disturbance, battery: A dancer at a Stockton strip club was arrested on suspicion of attempted robbery and battery after getting into an argument with a customer Thursday night, deputies reported. Ebony Woods, 22, was taken into custody after allegedly tossing a glass of water in a customer’s face, throwing the empty vessel in the man’s chest and arguing with her manager afterward, authorities said. After the confrontation, Woods allegedly went to the club’s cash register and attempted to remove some money. The club’s rules prohibit dancers from accessing the register. The manager restrained Woods until deputies arrived, according to the Sheriff’s Office. The incident took place in the 4200 block of West Lane at about 6 p.m.

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Sac Man Pleads To Coercing Girls Into Prostitution
OAKLAND, Calif. — A Sacramento man has pleaded guilty in federal court in Oakland to a charge of conspiring to coerce underage teenage girls into prostitution.
Mahendar Singh, 40, entered the plea Wednesday in front of U.S. District Judge Phyllis Hamilton. He will be sentenced by Hamilton on March 28 and faces a maximum possible sentence of life in prison.
Singh and his wife, Helen Singh, 22, were both indicted by a federal grand jury on Dec. 1 on the charge of conspiring to cause children younger than 18 to engage in commercial sex acts by means of force, fraud or coercion.
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U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag said that Mahendar Singh admitted during his plea that he conspired to operate a prostitution enterprise in Sacramento County and several Bay Area counties in 2011.

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A Sacramento man has pleaded guilty to conspiring to operate a sex-trafficking ring of teenage girls in Sacramento and the Bay Area.
Mahendar “Mike” Singh, 40, entered the plea Wednesday before a federal judge in Oakland, who is scheduled to sentence him in March. The crime is punishable by up to life in prison.
Singh and his wife, Helen Jean Singh, 22, were arrested in August by police in South San Francisco. According to an FBI affidavit, police who were looking for a runaway teenager found Mahendar Singh at a motel with two 16-year-old girls and a 19-year-old, who he claimed were his stepdaughters.
They told investigators that Singh lured them into prostitution by offering them a home, drugs and money, but later resorted to force to keep them in line, the FBI said.

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Man pleads guilty to coercing young Bay Area girls into prostitution
Bay City News Service
Posted: 01/12/2012 08:25:58 PM PST
A Sacramento man pleaded guilty in federal court in Oakland to a charge of conspiring to coerce underage teenage girls into prostitution.
Mahendar Singh, 40, entered the plea on Wednesday before U.S. District Judge Phyllis Hamilton. He will be sentenced by Hamilton on March 28 and faces a maximum possible sentence of life in prison.
Singh and his wife, Helen Singh, 22, were both indicted by a federal grand jury on Dec. 1 on the charge of conspiring to cause children under 18 to engage in commercial sex acts by means of force, fraud or coercion.
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U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag said that Mahendar Singh admitted during his plea that he conspired to operate a prostitution enterprise in Sacramento County and several Bay Area counties in 2011.

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For some women, turning to prostitution to pay off college loans is an unhealthy trend that may lead to diseases such as HIV or eventually being beaten and raped by clients or otherwise violently controlled. See, College students trade sex to pay off college loans, and Prostitution to Pay for College?
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Statistics say that an unemployed female worker is 35 percent more likely to drop out of the labor force in the next month than an unemployed male worker. The sad news is that more women are turning to prostitution or seeking to become the mistress of a wealthy sugar daddy to help pay their college loans.
Men aren’t turning to male prostitution to pay their bills such as college loans. Men are more willing to live more cheaply and take a job that pays a lot less than they’d expect with their skills. The male as breadwinner attitude is still prevalent. In the middle of this picture, the community colleges are seeing higher enrollments.

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Residents in the Stockton neighborhood marched in the streets on Wednesday after they say a crime-stopping promise made by city leaders never came true.
Lori Mercado said she has lived in the Stockton community since 1999.
“There’s a lot of prostitution, crime and graffiti,” said Mercado. “They used to do their deed on my stairs. I’d find condoms on my stairs in front.”
To combat this crime, the city promised the community $165,000 to install 28 street lights in 2008. Three years later, there are only four lights.
“We had the resources,” said San Diego City Councilman David Alvarez. “Why it takes so long is still something I’m trying to figure out.”
On Wednesday, about 50 community members decided to light the streets themselves and took a candlelight march through a one-mile stretch off 32nd Street.

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Never in the history of sports fandom has anyone been more excited for sub-.500 basketball than I am for the 2011-2012 Saramento Kings.
Alright, that might be a bit hyperbolic, but still….damn, it’s good to have basketball back!
Maybe it’s the fact that the NBA lockout left a void in my sports-viewing life the size of LeBron James’ ego.
Maybe it’s the fact that the Kings, for the first time in a long time, have a team filled with young question marks who could surprise everyone.
Or maybe it’s just the masochistic side of my personality that enjoys watching players like Boogie Cousins and Tyreke Evans who, despite an enviable amount of talent, could be arrested at a Sacramento-area strip club without surprising anyone.
Whatever the reason, there is no shortage of excitement surrounding the beginning of the NBA season. So without further ado, here is far, far more coverage on the Sacramento Kings than you will likely see anywhere else—perhaps more than you would want to see anywhere else.

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