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On-air Fluke
Limbaugh’s remarks hit home
As is widely known by now, Rush Limbaugh’s Feb. 29 on-air comments calling Georgetown University law student Sandra Fluke a “slut” and a “prostitute” for appealing to Congress to make it mandatory that her school’s medical insurance include contraception coverage rattled some cages.
The fury increased the next day when the radio talk-show host insisted that, in return for receiving taxpayer-financed contraception coverage, Fluke “and the rest of you feminazis” should post videos of themselves having sex for the public to watch.
Not only did Limbaugh have his facts wrong—no taxpayer money was involved—his suggestion also poured gasoline on what was already a blazing fire.
Since then more than 50 advertisers and two radio stations have cut ties with Limbaugh, the watchdog group MediaMatters.org reports. However, the folks who operate the Chico AM station that has carried his show for decades, KPAY 1290, have no intentions to remove Limbaugh and say they have seen only a little collateral damage.

See the full article from “Chico News & Review”

Smyer said it is important for people to be educated about sex trafficking so they might educate others — perhaps those who are vulnerable to falling prey to sex trafficking.
The vulnerable include, but are not limited to, victims of childhood sexual abuse, runaways and homeless youth, Smyer said.
The average age of those entering prostitution in America is 13.5 years old, Smyer said, but anyone engaging in prostitution, pornography or stripping under the age of 18 is legally considered a “trafficked” individual.
To bring the issue closer to home, Smyer said one-quarter of trafficked victims in the U.S. end up in Texas at some point, and 74 percent of the prostitution and porn industry in Texas is composed of trafficked victims. Peters then shared a story to open attendees’ eyes to the reality of sex trafficking in Waco.

See the full article from “The Baylor Lariat”

Lay all that aside, if possible. What is left in the ravings of Rush Limbaugh is a much deeper and darker element that is frighteningly out of tune with decency. It is a meanness and hatefulness that transcends honest commentary and can’t be explained away or excused as just the shtick of a veteran mouthpiece of political discourse.
Limbaugh has apologized for the incredibly tasteless, intemperate and rude on-air remarks he made about a Georgetown University law student who had the temerity to stand up publicly for what she believed. Sorry. It is far too late for that. Limbaugh labeled her as a “slut,” “prostitute” and a sex addict (who wants the government to pay for her promiscuousness) in commentary over several days, belying any contention that it was a spontaneous outburst.

See the full article from “ScrippsNews”

Sleep Train announced late Thursday night that it is pulling its advertisements after more than 25 years.
“We don’t condone negative comments directed toward any group. In response, we are currently pulling our ads from Rush with Rush Limbaugh,” the company said on Twitter. 
Since then, dozens of people have taken to Sleep Train’s Facebook page to debate the company’s decision. “Thanks for pulling your ads from the Rush show, your actions prove the value of your company,” one woman wrote.
Others attacked the company. “You are a bunch of cowards. You have advertised on Rush Limbaugh’s show for over 25 years. His show has brought you millions of customers,” a man wrote.
Limbaugh, a conservative commentator whose first radio show was on KFBK 1530 in Sacramento, called a law student a “slut” and a “prostitute” for supporting access to birth control.

See the full article from “Los Angeles Times”

Mountain lion hunting is illegal in California, thanks to a ballot measure approved by voters in 1990. However, it is not illegal for mountain lions to hunt human beings, as several attacks attest.
Nor is it illegal to hunt mountain lions in Idaho, and Richards’ trophy was perfectly legal. “I’m glad it’s legal in Idaho,” he told the Western Outdoor News website.
Richards appears to be guilty only of offending the sensibilities of the Legislature, whatever they may be.
This is the same Legislature that offends the sensibilities of most Californians, according to a recent Field Poll, because lawmakers habitually ignore important issues,
carry bills of self-serving trivia, help special interests, and manipulate their schedules to maximize their incomes.
This is the same Legislature that didn’t react when one of its members was caught by police with a prostitute in his car, parked alongside a busy Los Angeles highway, or when another crashed her state-issued car while driving recklessly, injuring two people.

See the full article from “Contra Costa Times”

Well, since then Ive lived in the Northeast and though I asked several people about this nose blowing thing, no one could affirm that I was in fact violating a very important and established social norm.
Still, those East Coasters are different. Bill Perkins, a Democratic state senator who represents Harlem just introduced legislation that would ban eating in the New York City subway station. If passed, first time violators will face a fine of $250.
And why? Here are three reasons Perkins and his supporters have used in support of the bill:
1. Eating on the subway breeds rats.
2. New Yorkers should be eating at tables or sitting down.
3. Eating on the run doesnt add anything to our civilized society.
Annia Ciezadlo, writing for The Times, passionately compares Perkins legislation to racial and class stereotypes of the Victorian era when food vendors were no better than prostitutes and public eating was a gateway sin that lead to drinking and debauchery.

See the full article from “Valley Courier”

Juan Pablo Montoya crashed into a truck carrying 200 gallons of jet kerosene at the Daytona 500 yesterday, causing a fiery explosion and sending the race into red flag conditions. Montoya walked away unscathed, and Matt Kenseth eventually won the race in the early morning hours on Tuesday. This is the seventh jet-fuel explosion Montoya has set off in the past three months, to the point that NASCAR officials are sort of wondering whether this is his “new thing.” “If it is,” said NASCAR president Mike Helton, “we’ll take it over his ‘old thing,’ which was painting pictures of me in lewd pornographic scenarios on the side of his car.”
Terry Francona called the Red Sox ban on beer in the locker room a “PR move,” and said it could end up backfiring. “If you furnish a little bit, it almost keeps it to a minimum,” he said. “Same philosophy with the prostitutes. God help us if we start banning them.”
In other Red Sox news, 39-year-old catcher Jason Varitek will announce his retirement on Thursday in Fort Myers. “No beer, no Varitek,” he said in a brief announcement. “I mean, what’s next, banning prostitutes? God help us.”

See the full article from “Grantland (blog)”

FBI Agents Rescue 14-Year-Old Prostitute
Lost Innoncence Task Force Makes Arrest In StocktonPOSTED: 8:30 am PST February 24, 2012
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) — FBI agents have rescued a 14-year-old girl who was being used as a prostitute, according to court papers obtained by KCRA 3.
The documents say the prostitution was taking place in Stockton by a man named Jamir Imari Tatum.
Agents working on the Lost Innocence Task Force found a posting for the girl on a website known for soliciting sex.
The child’s parents confirmed her identity.
Agents set up a sting Thursday and rescued the teen.
Tatum faces charges of sex trafficking and creating child pornography.

See the full article from “KCRA Sacramento”

Stockton, an agricultural center of about 292,000, is fighting to avert bankruptcy by shrinking its payroll, including a quarter of the roughly 425-member police force. Twice since 2010 it has declared a state of fiscal emergency to force cuts on public employees.
A deepwater port on the San Joaquin River, 75 miles (120 kilometers) east of the Golden Gate Bridge, Stockton is trying to sidestep the fate of Vallejo, its neighbor about a 90-minute drive away. Half the size of Stockton, Vallejo in 2008 became the biggest California city and at the time, the second-biggest local government after Orange County to file for bankruptcy.
National Symbol
Vallejo turned into a national symbol for distressed municipal finances after it failed to win pay cuts from its unions. It emerged from court protection in 2011 with a skeletal workforce, about 20 new medical-marijuana dispensaries and a surge in prostitution, while forfeiting its ability to issue debt for five years.

See the full article from “Bloomberg”

Stockton, an agricultural center of about 292,000, is fighting to avert bankruptcy by shrinking its payroll, including a quarter of the roughly 425-member police force. Twice since 2010 it has declared a state of fiscal emergency to force cuts on public employees.
A deepwater port on the San Joaquin River, 75 miles (120 kilometers) east of the Golden Gate Bridge, Stockton is trying to sidestep the fate of Vallejo, its neighbor about a 90-minute drive away. Half the size of Stockton, Vallejo in 2008 became the biggest California city and at the time, the second-biggest local government after Orange County to file for bankruptcy.
National Symbol
Vallejo turned into a national symbol for distressed municipal finances after it failed to win pay cuts from its unions. It emerged from court protection in 2011 with a skeletal workforce, about 20 new medical-marijuana dispensaries and a surge in prostitution, while forfeiting its ability to issue debt for five years.

See the full article from “BusinessWeek”