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… When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.” – Corinthians 13:11
Last night, I visited the BBC News website for the first time in a week. Imagine my surprise on learning that, while I was busy hanging out with strippers and watching 80s boy-band stars in Vegas, I missed the entire federal government almost being shut down.
That insulation from reality is both a problem and a selling-point for this town: what doesn’t happen in Vegas stays outside Vegas.
And so it was with some interest that, during my news catch-up, I spotted the headline on PBS’s Idea Lab: “Why Are Newsrooms Resistant to Creating Newsgames?“ In a well-argued post, Chris O’Brien outlines various reasons why news organisations should explore ways to include elements of videogaming into their reporting.

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Monday, March 07, 2011 12:00 AM
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Tiger Woods yells “Fore!” after driving off the seventh tee while playing against Thomas Bjorn during the first round of the Match Play Championship golf tournament Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011, in Marana, Ariz. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
By Gwen Knapp
San Francisco Examiner
Tiger Woods should be very unhappy that Johnny Miller recently compared him to Mike Tyson. Buster Douglas should be absolutely miserable about it.
Miller equated Douglas’ shocking 1990 upset of Tyson to Woods’ career-hobbling marital infidelities. Whatever his shortcomings as a boxer, Douglas did hold the heavyweight crown for eight months. He deserves better than to be equated with Woods’ libido and the assorted strippers who blabbed about him.
The only rational explanation for the analogy is that Miller watched “The Hangover” recently and couldn’t get the scenes about Tyson’s tiger out of his mind. Otherwise, the connection seems unaccountable. Or the NBC analyst thinks th …

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The Web is replete with sites cataloging the many naked sightings, men leaving strip clubs, apparent drug deals and other oddities captured on Street View. There’s probably a site where you can find a list of them all, even.

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Gilmore, 43, coached the last six seasons at Nebraska. He also was the Cornhuskers’ recruiting coordinator from 2007 to 2010.
— Gary Klein
St. Louis Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright is to have ligament-replacement surgery on his right elbow and will sit out the 2011 season. Wainwright won 20 games last year and was runner-up for the National League Cy Young Award.
The Pittsburgh Penguins acquired forward Alex Kovalev from the Ottawa Senators for a conditional draft pick. The trade was announced shortly after Coach Dan Bylsma announced defenseman Brooks Orpik is expected to sit out between four and six weeks because of a broken finger on his right hand.
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones was sentenced to probation and 200 hours of community service under a plea deal for his role in a 2007 strip club melee in Las Vegas.

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Tucson strip club’s liquor license transferred
By Dale Quinn, Arizona Daily Star Arizona Daily Star | Posted: Friday, February 4, 2011 11:59 am
The Arizona State Liquor Board approved a license transfer for a Tucson strip club that was the site of two deadly shootings in 2009.
The board voted 7-0 Thursday to transfer The Candy Store’s license from previous owner Steven M. Carringer to Corey D. Owens, who will operate the club through a corporation called Whitefeather Ventures LLC.
At a hearing in December, the liquor board delayed approving The Candy Store’s license transfer due to public opposition of the application and because the City Council recommended it not be approved.
Last year, the strip club’s owner agreed to pay two fines totaling $90,000 for violations that included repeated acts of violence, selling or using drugs on the premises and one count of a prohibited sex act, according to the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control.

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Tired Strippers (And More) Needed for Local Casting Call
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If you are interested in being an extra on the film, please register to attend one of the open call auditions. Registration is free, no strings attached, real opportunity to be an extra in a film. Please only attend one of the auditions. If you can not attend either open call audition, you may email a photo with contact information to submissions@goodfaithcasting.com. EXTRAS ROLES / FEATURED ROLES AVAILABLEGOLDEN NUGGET PATRONS – Men and Women, All ethnicities, 21 -60’sSUPER PUERCO PATRONS – Men and Women, Hispanic, 21-70’sTRAVELERS – Men and Women, Any ethnicity, 18+MEXICAN DRIVER – Male or female, any ethnicity, 21+MEXICAN PEDESTRIANS – Male or female, Should be able to play Hispanic, 18 and upTIRED STRIPPERS – Should be able to play Hispanic, 20’s to 40’s, must be willing to go topless and wear a g-string – additional pay for nudityYOUNG PROSTITUTES – Female, should be able to play Hispanic, 18 or older who ca …

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The U.S. has been slower than Europe, Australia and other nations to accept pole fitness because, as McCain puts it, “everybody is deathly afraid that we are a stripper school, (but) I’m not a stripper. I’ve never danced in a club, and we don’t really train girls to do that.”
Instead, McCain and her group of four teachers — operating out of two Tucson locations — provide a serious workout in an innovative format. Drawing students interested in weight loss as well as those with dance, gymnastics and figure skating backgrounds, Tucson Pole Fitness caters to all corners of the community except, perhaps, men.
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“Women want to be sexy, they want to learn how to walk in high heels, they want to move their hips … they don’t want to be strippers, but they want to be women,” McCain said.

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ESCAPE THE FATE has scheduled a massive amount of North American headlining tour dates that begin on January 20 in Tucson, Arizona and extend all the way into March, finishing on the 12 of that month in San Diego. The announcement of the “Dead Masquerade” tour followed the news that the group pulled out of a European trek with BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE that was supposed to begin last month so that bassist Max Green could enter rehab for drug and alcohol addiction.
ESCAPE THE FATE’s self-titled album sold 18,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 25 on The Billboard 200 chart. The video for the CD’s first single, “Issues”, was directed by Paul R. Brown, who has previously worked with STONE SOUR, SLIPKNOT, MÖTLEY CRÜE, KORN, GODSMACK and AVENGED SEVENFOLD.
ESCAPE THE FATE’s “City Of Sin” video can be viewed below. The clip was filmed last month at the group’s raucous record-release party at famed Los Angeles strip club Crazy Girls and it showcases ESCAPE THE FATE at its incendiary best flanked by sexy lingerie-clad dancers.

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Strippers demand justice at Tucson City Council meeting
Tonight’s Mayor and Council meeting had strippers from the Bunny Ranch show up to protest the raising of the stripping age to 21.
About half a dozen citizens and female taxpayers exercised their First Amendment rights and told the council that they are strongly opposed to the ordinance, and made some really good points.
At the age of 18, US citizens are legally considered adults, and they will be tried as adults if they break the law. They are allowed …

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… City Of Sin”, the new video from Las Vegas, Nevada-based post-hardcore band ESCAPE THE FATE, can be viewed below. The clip was filmed last month at the group’s raucous record-release party at famed Los Angeles strip club Crazy Girls and it showcases ESCAPE THE FATE at its incendiary best flanked by sexy lingerie-clad dancers.
ESCAPE THE FATE has scheduled a massive amount of North American headlining tour dates that begin on January 20 in Tucson, Arizona and extend all the way into March, finishing on the 12 of that month in San Diego. The announcement of the “Dead Masquerade” tour followed the news that the group pulled out of a European trek with BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE that was supposed to begin last month so that bassist Max Green could enter rehab for drug and alcohol addiction.

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