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… As always Ricardo Rodriguez does ADR’s entrance, and it’s a spectacular one considering the Mansion background on the video screen. We were absolutely stunned to see this was the opener, and had us thinking something was up, but didn’t happen. Christian gets his own entrance which is always nice to hear because his pimp entrance music always gets the crowd singing along (at least in section I was sitting). Edge gets a great reaction, and still shaking my head that this for all intent and purposes is going to be his last match. This is the 4th straight year that Edge is involved in a World Championship Match at Mania, and since starting 5-0, he’s lost his last 4 matches at the biggest show of the year. They lock up to start, and jockey for position in Edge’s corner. Del Rio gets the taste slapped out of his mouth and gets caught with a backdrop. ADR immediately goes to the injured arm …

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It may be about a month over, but that hasn’t stopped the marketing machine for James Gunn’s Super from bringing us some great internet material to enjoy while still pimping out the film.
In this case, said marketing is in the form of both Rainn Wilson and Ellen Page (the film’s heroes) fighting crime in Austin, TX for this year’s South by Southwest film festival.
The film stars Wilson, Page, Kevin Bacon, Michael Rooker, Liv Tyler, and Nathan Fillion in a very dark, very hilarious look at a regular nobody who decides to take justice into his own clenched fist.
Take a look at the clip of Wilson taking to the streets of Austin after the jump, and catch Super in theaters everywhere and on demand via Comcast, Cox, Cablevision, Time Warner, and Bright House.

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Prostitution ring busted; 2 men booked
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Police found the two men — Jasper Dewayne Putilla and Tacorey Markeith Gilliam — and three women whom police found were listed on a website commonly used for prostitution advertisement. One of the people had clearly been assaulted, according to the police affidavit, though the report doesn’t state if it was a man or a woman.
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On April 14, Williamson County Sheriff’s Office conducted a prostitution sting and found Gilliam, Putilla and the 15-year-old, who was using an assumed name. She later told police she had prostituted herself that morning at Motel 6, 5330 N. Interstate 35.
Putilla admitted to providing security for the two teenage girls while they were serving as prostitutes throughout the state of Texas, according to the affidavit. He told police the girls would “settle up” with him at the end of the day, giving him cash. He admitted, police said, to posting the online ad for the 15-year-old.
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Putilla and Gilliam were arrested and charged with compelling prostitution, a second-degree felony.

See the full article from “Austin News”

As a kid I delivered the Chicago’s American, a failing afternoon paper owned by the Trib. My route stretched along Austin Boulevard from Madison to Lake and I met all manner of folks as I tossed papers onto porches and into lobbies and tried mightily to heave papers to third floor back porches of the apartment houses.
One of my stops was the Chateau Hotel. On Austin just a bit south of South Boulevard. Maybe it was a real hotel once. By the time I encountered it, the Chateau was a landing place for an intriguing batch of souls. The souls who took the American were very old souls. I’d ride the rickety elevator up to one floor and then another, dropping papers in hallways.
That was the mid-1960s. Not more than a few years later, the Chateau started turning up regularly in the police blotter in the Oak Park World. Prostitution and drug dealing had squeezed the old white widows out the door to who knows where and Oak Park had a legitimate crime hot spot.

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A former Austin police officer accused of illegally exposing himself at a South Austin strip club last year has pleaded no contest to indecent exposure and has been sentenced to two years deferred adjudication, a form of probation.
Court documents indicate that Albert Aguinaga, who resigned from the force after his indictment, was sentenced under a plea bargain he struck with prosecutors on March 29. Under the agreement Aguinaga, 30, must perform 100 hours of community service.
In August, a Travis County grand jury indicted Aguinaga, who authorities say exposed his genitals while getting a lap dance at a South Austin strip club.
According to the indictment, Aguinaga was visiting Expose Gentlemen’s Club on July 15 and was “reckless about whether another person was present who would be offended and alarmed by such acts.”

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I have no doubt that by the end of this thing, someone will have reformed a prostitute with a heart of gold, saved a dog from a fire, taken in a hard-as-nails but lovable street urchin, and been shot multiple times yet recovered within a day. If you’re going to spend 13 hours on a single case, you need to put a little effort into attention to detail, as the lazy writing screams out for the MST3K treatment. We’re told how critical the first 48 hours are, but Linden spends most of the day staring pensively out the window as the moody rain falls and the music swells. She walks around like she’s in molasses – how about showing some hustle if time is so critical? They spend nearly the whole third day staking out a potential suspect, just so they can ask him if he did it and then let him go? They find the peephole into the …

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Alberto Martínez /AMERICAN-STATESMAN
The building that houses Spaghetti Warehouse has stood in downtown Austin since 1905. Originally a grocery store, it became a brothel during Prohibition. The space the restaurant has occupied for about 40 years probably will go to multiple tenants, according to the company handling the listing.

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Mishler is charged with one count of first-degree murder and two counts of second-degree murder, while Kanayurak-Austin is charged with two counts of second-degree murder. Investigators said Mishler and Kanayurak-Austin had been drinking with Brower in the couple’s tent when a fight broke out. Mishler allegedly placed Brower in a choke hold while Kanayurak-Austin began biting him on the face. According to charging documents, Mishler then proceeded to strangle Brower with what is believed to be a tent cord. 
Mishler has 20 prior convictions that include assault, criminal mischief and operating under the influence.  He is being held at the Anchorage Jail on $500,000 cash bail, with a third-party custodian required for release.    
Kanayurak-Austin has 25 prior convictions that include DUI, family violence and prostitution.  She is being held at the Anchorage Jail on $400,000 cash bail, also with a third-party custodian requirement. During her arraignment she told the judge the incident wouldn’t have happened if she hadn’t been drinking.

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When the officer arrived he was greeted at the door by Winters, who was later identified as Jayme Gage, wearing black spandex and a blouse.
Gage asked the officer to disrobe and left the room. When she returned Gage was wearing a black panties and bra.
Police said Gage began a massage then asked the officer to turn onto his back and placed her hands on his genitals, then the officer stopped her. At the end of the service Gage requested $200 for the service.
After a search warrant, police gathered statements and found the business was managed by Gage. Witnesses said she employed females to provide sensual massages and engage in sexual conduct for a fee taking half of the money earned.
Gage is being held in the Travis County jail under a $4,000 bond. She is charged with a 3rd degree felony of Aggravated promotion of prostitution.

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Ms. Cohen, a 70-year-old Ohio native, said she took her November defeat in stride because it did not compare to what she had been through in real life. She survived breast cancer as a young woman. The husband she first met as a teenager at summer camp and was married to for 42 years died in 2003. She was never trained in the “stair step” rules of elective office, which is why going from a legislative race to a citywide run does not feel unnatural, she said.
Ms. Cohen, who represented District 134 for two terms, was not your usual freshman legislator either. She succeeded in getting a bill passed that required strip club patrons to pay a $5 fee, money designed to finance programs for survivors of sexual assault. And she was instrumental in passing a referendum to sell $3 billion in bonds to finance cancer research. “I felt I had nothing to lose,” Ms. Cohen said. “It never occurred to me that, as a freshman, that just wasn’t what you did.”

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