11.29.10
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ST. LOUIS (KMOX) – The term sex slaves may make you think of an international crisis, but one area woman wants you to know that girls are being held and sold for sex right here in St. Louis.
The FBI estimates there are three-hundred-thousand child prostitutes in the United States. A statistic that prompted DeDee Lhaman to start, “The Covering House” an organization aimed at helping those girls once they’re rescued.
Lhaman says raising money for a home means dealing with perceptions of human trafficking.
“People first of all, don’t think it happens in the United States, and once they kind of wrapped their mind around that, then they certainly don’t think it happens in the midwest, and in our area. But it does!” says Lhaman. “Our area is a hub actually for trafficking.”
See the full article from “KMOX.com”
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Over the many years that he was Regent and later King
of Prussia, and still later Emperor of Germany (1858-1888), Wilhelm I, refused
to sign death warrants, commuting all sentences to prison terms, so that the
only man who seems to have been executed during his reign was Dr. Karl Nobling,
who had severely wounded the old man in an assassination attempt in 1878, and
was executed on the signature of Prince Frederick (later Frederick III), acting as deputy for his temporarily incapacitated
father.
After Alexander the Great razed the walls of Thebes in 336 B.C., the famed
courtesan Phryne — reputedly the model for Praxiteles’ Aphrodite
of Knidos — offered to rebuild them out of her own immense fortune, if they
inscribed on the new defenses the phrase, “Destroyed by Alexander,
Restored by Phryne,” but was turned down.
See the full article from “Strategy Page”
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We talk about how Paul McCartney, another friend, composed Yesterday. He woke up with the tune fully formed in his head. “Tunes sometimes come to me like that, too, like Soul Bossa Nova (the 1962 track best known these days as the theme tune for Austin Powers.)
“I’m a great believer in letting lyrics just flow out, wherever they come from.” Like Michael Jackson, Jones was a child prodigy. Does he feel he missed out on a childhood? “I didn’t have a mother, so I was out there from the age of 11 working, running a clothes-cleaning service. Working for a pimp.” Sounds like he had to grow up quickly. And that included losing his virginity at a tender age. “I must have been 12. When I was 15, I was with a 35-year-old girl.”
See the full article from “Calgary Herald”
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11.23.10
Posted in St Louis escorts at 9:12 am by stlouisgirl
But while the film looks great, the writing leaves a lot to be desired. The intended heady good-vs.-evil narrative is overwrought and forced, and though the demon in the basement feeds on fear and despair and can manipulate elements in and around the house, it doesn’t occur to this evil being to exploit the fact that there are ex-drug addicts present. It would rather invisibly slap an ex-junkie around like a shortchanged pimp than use the temptation of drugs and feed on the ensuing despair. An electrician/handyman dies in the first of three (!) electrocution deaths in a scene that was likely intended to be ironic, but instead brings to mind the cartoonish slow-moving steamroller crushing in AUSTIN POWERS. At one point following an unfortunate incident, Crenna’s C.J. forcefully commands the group to stay together, and under no circumstances is anyone to go wondering off in the building alone—and in the very next frame, C.J. is seen wandering around the building…alone. It’s evident that the filmmakers were …
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11.14.10
Posted in St Louis adult entertainment at 2:36 am by adultstlouis
Ferguson: Something is troubling Rooney
ALEX Ferguson believes Wayne Rooney has been a troubled soul.
Manchester United boss Fergie is giving Rooney a rest after the player threatened to quit the club.
Rooney has gone from Player of the Year, to a flop for England and United and a figure of shame for his reported dalliance with a prostitute.
And Ferguson said: “I don’t know the reason for his loss of form because it started in the World Cup.
“Whether some clubs have been filling his head in that period to affect him we don’t know.
“The important thing is for us to put it behind us. But certainly something has been troubling him.”
See the full article from “Nigerian Tribune”
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11.13.10
Posted in St Louis strip clubs at 6:36 am by strippertease
… This is a city where this court invariably has some sort of public corruption case on the docket or under investigation,” Reagan said in his courtroom. “If ever there was a community that needed a semblance of hope, it’s East St. Louis. … We are dealing with a fragile community. They need to be able to at least trust their public officials.”
Mayor Alvin Parks Jr., who by his office is liquor commissioner, created the job of deputy and gave it to Hill, a former adviser and fundraiser in Parks’ 2007 mayoral campaign.
Federal agents raided the city liquor license office in April 2009, and Hill was indicted that August for crimes in 2008-09. Five months ago, Hill pleaded guilty of attempted extortion and making false statements to federal agents.
Among the accusations were that he shook down a liquor store operator who was an illegal immigrant, sexually harassed the female operator of a strip club and routinely seized bottles of liquor from clubs and stores. His victims “even knew the brand he drank,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven Weinhoeft said in court.
See the full article from “St. Louis Post-Dispatch”
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EAST ST. LOUIS — The city’s former liquor commissioner was hit with a stiff five-year sentence today for shakedowns and sexual harassment in his corrupt dealings with night clubs and liquor stores.
Walter D. Hill, 32, of Belleville, received the sentence from U.S. District Judge Michael J. Reagan at the end of a lengthy hearing. Reagan said he tacked on almost a year to the normal maximum for the charges because East St. Louis needs “a semblance of hope” for an end to corruption.
“We are dealing with a fragile community,” Reagan said, “They should at least be able to trust the people in public office.”
In June, Hill pleaded guilty of attempted extortion and making false statements to federal investigators. He had been charged with extorting bribes from a liquor-store owner and sexually harassing a female manager of a strip club, among other allegations.
See the full article from “St. Louis Post-Dispatch”
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11.12.10
Posted in St Louis adult entertainment at 5:48 am by adultstlouis
Anton Chekhov is renowned for his mastery of drama; Neil Simon is known for his comedies. But before he became famous for his stage pieces, Chekhov published humorous sketches to help pay for medical school. Simon adapted eight of these short stories for his play The Good Doctor, a “comedy with music” that highlights both writers’ fondness for the absurdity of everyday people. A father brings his teenage son to a brothel to teach him about the facts of life, a clerk sneezes on the back of his boss’ head and worries about the likelihood of his continued employment, and a man offers to drown himself for the bargain price of three rubles. Avalon Theatre Company presents The Good Doctor at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday (November 11 through 21) at ArtSpace at Crestwood Court (Watson and Sappington roads, Crestwood; 314-351-6482 or www.avalontheatre.org). Tickets are $20 to $30.
See the full article from “Riverfront Times”
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11.01.10
Posted in St Louis adult entertainment at 1:24 am by adultstlouis
ALEX FERGUSON believes Wayne Rooney has been a troubled soul.
Manchester United boss Fergie is giving Rooney a rest after the player threatened to quit the club.
Rooney has gone from Player of the Year, to a flop for England and United and a figure of shame for his reported dalliance with a prostitute.
And Ferguson said: “I don’t know the reason for his loss of form because it started in the World Cup.
“Whether some clubs have been filling his head in that period to affect him we don’t know.
“The important thing is for us to put it behind us. But certainly something has been troubling him.”
Asked if the contract saga was it, he replied: “I think that this has been preying on his mind.”
Neighbours Manchester City were close to snatching United’s most prized asset, causing Reds fans to issue death threats to Rooney with a group in hoods going to his house.
See the full article from “The Sun”
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