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PFLUGERVILLE — Pflugerville citizens lined up at the City Council meeting Jan. 25 to debate the merits of a specific use permit that would allow a tattoo studio to take up residence near the heart of downtown.
The council approved the first reading of the special use permit, with only Councilman Darelle White voting against it. A second reading is required for full approval.
Of the residents in attendance, opinions were split on the effect a tattoo studio would have on the downtown area.
A number of residents felt the tattoo parlor—owned by Pflugerville resident Ryan Dodson and planned for 101 E. Pflugerville—would only add to the “adult” nature of downtown alongside a number of bars already established in the area.
“It’s not a family oriented business in downtown Pflugerville,” Mara Kauff said. “What’s next? [A] strip club? Adult-oriented lingerie?”

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Due to a last-minute cancellation, Joel Stockton replaced Jeremy Weyer in the lineup.  The other contestants were Allie Wheaton, Marlon Burnley, and Victor Kamwendo.  Alicia Cox, Executive Producer at Titan Productions, was the host.
The first performance was called “Questions Only” where the contestants were only allowed to converse in questions.  If a contestant failed to answer in a question form or couldn’t come up with a question, the next contestant stepped up. Among the funniest comments were “do you want to make out?”
A skit called “Party Works” had Joel guessing the characters that the other contestants where acting as during a party.  The contestants were “an athlete on steroids,” a “leprechaun trying to find a pot of gold,” and a “retired stripper.”  Joel got 2 of the 3 right after endless clues and nagging.

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But McEntire now completely and utterly owns Clarkson’s song, which covers much of the same territory as McEntire’s recorded output. A detour with her former Reba co-star and country comedian Melissa Peterman easily killed ten minutes, and only yielded “I’m A Survivor” in return. We empathized more with the song more than ever for surviving the sketch and not going to grab another beer.
A fun fact about Peterman: She’s one of the hookers who hooks up with Carl and Gaear after they get pancakes in Fargo.
“Fancy” was her sole encore, Reba’s Bobbie Gentry-penned 1991 single heralded by the opening from the music video playing on the big screens as McEntire came out in a taxicab and man-killing red cocktail dress. For a song about a teen girl getting forced into prostitution, a lot of us guys were singing our hearts out.

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Prostitution stings nets three
Austin News.NetSunday 9th January, 2011 (Source: KXAN 36)
AUSTIN (KXAN) – Jacqueline Johnson, 31, Priscilla Facundo, 30, and Ella Hights, 45, were arrested early Sunday morning on suspicion of prostitution.
Facundo and Hights are both facing misdemeanor prostitution charges. Johnson is facing felony prostitution charges due to three prior convictions.
A court affidavit states the women were arrested during a prostitution sting held near 9th and Harvey by Austin Police Department’s Regional Tactical Unit.
All three women agreed to perform multiple sexual acts for $20, police said. …
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If you see Guthrie on or near the APSUs Main Campus, Fort Campbell Campus, or the Renaissance Center in Dickson, please contact APSU Public Safety at (931) 221-7786. You should also inform APSU Public Safety if you receive any communication, including letters or packages, from Mr. Guthrie, or any letters or packages that are not properly identified or are otherwise suspicious, without opening the letter or package. Members of the university community are encouraged to exercise extra vigilance, acquaint themselves with the locations of emergency phones located throughout the campus, and avail themselves of the escort service provided by Public Safety. You can reach public safety dispatch at any time by pressing the button on any interior/exterior emergency phone, or by dialing (931) 221-7786 on any wired or cellular phone.

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Posted on 11 Jan 2011 at 4:47pm
The web site GayCities.com released its list of the best about dozens of cities worldwide, from bars to sex clubs to restaurants to fundraisers. And just how well did Texas do? Not great, actually.
Sure, we have several of the top hotels (a W, two Kimptons, a few Hyatts) and Resource Center Dallas came in fourth overall for best LGBT center (preceded only by those in San Francisco, New York and Toronto), but otherwise, the Lone Star State was practically overlooked: Splash Weekend in Austin came in sixth for an event to cross the country for, and Austin’s Kiss & Fly landed on the best strippers, but otherwise we were pretty much shut out. (Neighboring New Orleans’ Southern Decadence landed on best events list, too.)

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Even more disturbing was the Toddlers & Tiaras audience reaction to Mia as she sashayed her way around the stage in gold bra, skirt, and black lace stockings.   Unbelievably enough “…the crowd–including Mia’s mother–cheered her on…” In fact, Mrs. Grande yelled encouragingly: “Yeah, Mia, work it.”Yeah, work it.
Child beauty pageants like Toddlers & Tiaras are, at best, swords with two edges. On one hand, they can help kids learn about competition and the discipline necessary for careers in the performing arts. Unfortunately, they are also lightning rods for pedophiles.
Little girls in ruffled frocks singing and dancing like Shirley Temple are cute and amusing. Sexualized tots prancing like strippers to Madonna songs on Toddlers & Tiaras border on the obscene. In a free society, sexual freedom and the freedom of sexual expression are wonderful things–for adults, not for little kids.

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Prostitution stings nets three
Police: Woman agreed to sex acts for $20
Updated: Sunday, 09 Jan 2011, 1:39 PM CSTPublished : Sunday, 09 Jan 2011, 1:23 PM CST
AUSTIN (KXAN) – Jacqueline Johnson, 31, Priscilla Facundo, 30, and Ella Hights, 45, were arrested early Sunday morning on suspicion of prostitution.
Facundo and Hights are both facing misdemeanor prostitution charges.
Johnson is facing felony prostitution charges due to three prior convictions.
A court affidavit states the women were arrested during a prostitution sting held near 9th and Harvey by Austin Police Department’s Regional Tactical Unit.
All three women agreed to perform multiple sexual acts for $20, police said.

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By Claudia Grisales | Friday, January 7, 2011, 08:15 AM
Austin police are investigating an overnight shooting at a South Austin strip club that left two men injured, police officials said.
The shooting occurred following a disturbance between two men at the Palazio Men’s Club at 501 East Ben White Boulevard around closing time for the establishment, the official said.Officers were called to the scene at 2:23 a.m., an official said.
The two men argued, and one man beat up the other, the official said. The man who was injured went to his vehicle to retrieve a weapon and shot the other man, the official said.
Both men were taken to University Medical Center Brackenridge for their injuries, an official said. The man who was shot suffered non-life threatening injuries, the official said.

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Cedric has been working for Lisa and Ken for 15 years. They had a connection and he began having holidays with them and became part of the family. Cedric shares the story of his troubled past and tragic childhood with Kyle.  He explains that he was born in Paris. His mother was a prostitute and he never knew his father. He moved around a lot. His mom got married to a French guy who beat her and they ran away and lived on the streets. They lived on the street for a year, stealing and begging.  They’d sleep on the street with homeless people. One day she left him at a phone booth and never came back.  She just left him there, at about 7 or 8 years old. He had to be clever about things and learn to survive.  He was then put in social services and different foster homes. It was very hard for him. Then he met Lis …

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