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ROLINGWOOD
Prostitution charge reduced
The charges against a woman accused of running a prostitution ring in Rollingwood were reduced to misdemeanor prostitution on Jan. 12, according to Travis County court records.
Daifei Li, 45, was charged with aggravated promotion of prostitution, a third-degree felony, in August 2010 after she was arrested in a sting operation on the Rollingwood-based massage parlor she was running.
According to an arrest affidavit for Li, some reviews on an escort review website said that her massage parlor, Massages by DiDi, was providing sexual acts for money. The affidavit alleged that Li was controlling, supervising or managing multiple prostitutes.

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Hearing “Jolene” sung by six manly men in overalls at a pickin’ party in Maynardville? Is that weird? Of course not, it’s joyful. It’s hellagood. Nothing goes better with aluminum cans embedded in a gravel driveway than fish out of the fryer and “Jolene” on a Gibson.
Some would argue Turkey Creek with its prefab shopping extravaganza is weird. But then, the pay as you go Chinese massage parlor out there is fab-u-lous. The interior is divided by a series of sheets hung on wires to which create “private” rooms. Each room has a table. You go in. You strip. A tiny lady treats your back like a ball of pizza dough. Yes, there is the indignity of things creaking as she asks, “Harder? Harder?” When she is done your hair looks like it was in a blender but you feel amazing. Thirty bucks please.

See the full article from “Knoxville Metro Pulse”

Massage parlor busted in sting
A woman who runs a massage parlor in southern Travis County has been charged with prostitution after investigators say she offered sex to undercover officers.
Liu Daiying, 47, was charged with aggravated promotion of prostitution. According to an arrest affidavit, Daiying is named on a property rental agreement for Luxury Massage, located in a strip mall near Interstate 35 and Onion Creek Parkway.
Calls to the shop were not answered.
The Travis County sheriff’s office started an investigation after Daiying posted sexually suggestive advertisements on the website Backpage.com in August, the affidavit said.
Managers of the property called authorities in September after receiving complaints from other tenants.
Two deputies went undercover in the massage parlor. Daiying and another woman offered sex to the officers on separate occasions for $60, the affidavit said.

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Austin, TX th In a move likely to shock absolutely no one, Devolver Digital CFO and massage parlor enthusiast Fork Parker has revealed that plans for his company’s digital download game service, codenamed “Krundle”, have been abandoned.
(Media-Newswire.com) – Austin, TX In a move likely to shock absolutely no one, Devolver Digital CFO and massage parlor enthusiast Fork Parker has revealed that plans for his companys digital download game service, codenamed Krundle, have been abandoned.I think we could have revolutionized how I make a shitload of money, said CFO Fork Parker. But the reality is Steam is an amazing digital platform. Thats where we want to distribute our top-tier titles like Serious Sam 3: BFE to generate the kind of revenue it takes to buy things like velvet-covered jet skis. Holy crap, did I just invent those?The proposed service was set to radically change the digital distribution marketplace with features not seen in any other online offering:0    Unconventional preorder incentives like in-game nachos and undetonated Cold War era munitions    …

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Stories like Whitman’s are not uncommon: legal cases involving brain damage crop up increasingly often. As we develop better technologies for probing the brain, we detect more problems, and link them more easily to aberrant behavior. Take the 2000 case of a 40-year-old man we’ll call Alex, whose sexual preferences suddenly began to transform. He developed an interest in child pornography—and not just a little interest, but an overwhelming one. He poured his time into child-pornography Web sites and magazines. He also solicited prostitution at a massage parlor, something he said he had never previously done. He reported later that he’d wanted to stop, but “the pleasure principle overrode” his restraint. He worked to hide his acts, but subtle sexual advances toward his prepubescent stepdaughter alarmed his wife, who soon discovered his collection of child pornography. He was removed from his house, found guilty of child molestation, and sentenced to rehabilitation in lieu of prison. In the rehabilitation program, he made inappropriate sexual advances toward the staff and other clients, and was expelled and routed toward prison.

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Others agreed with Kleinman, who argued that the store’s success should be decided by the consumers. He said everything in his stores is legal to sell and no one under the age of 18 is allowed inside without an adult.
“We accept that not all people like our store or our art, but for the government to try to legislate our art and our right to free enterprise we feel is inappropriate and illegal,” Kleinman said while addressing the council April 4. He added that never in the 20-year history of the company were any of the locations designated as a sexually oriented business.
According to the ordinance, a sexually oriented business is defined as an “adult arcade, adult theater, adult bookstore, massage parlor, nude studio, modeling studio, love parlor or other similar commercial enterprise, the major business of which is the offering of a service that is intended to provide sexual stimulation or sexual gratification to the customer.”

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6th St. business linked to prostitution
Woman arrested in undercover operation
Updated: Wednesday, 30 Mar 2011, 4:18 PM CDTPublished : Wednesday, 30 Mar 2011, 3:56 PM CDT
AUSTIN (KXAN) – Police arrested a woman who works at an East Sixth Street massage parlor an a charge of promoting prostitution.
An arrest affidavit signed Tuesday said Chong Lee Rogers, 61, was charged after an undercover Austin police officer and an unnamed person posed as customers seeking to pay for sex acts at Midnight Cowboy Oriental Massage.
The document also said Austin police had also received an intelligent report from the FBI indicating that the downtown business was engaging in prostitution.
The undercover operation began in January when the officer and the unnamed person were approached by Rogers near the business at 313 E. 6th St. and invited inside.

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AUSTIN, Texas—EstaNoche.com, the only online adult boutique in America that caters to Latino sexuality, is pleased to announce its new Latin Lover Series, a collection of interviews with authors, educators, health professionals, celebrities, and others who are making a positive difference in the world of Latino sexuality.
The series kicks off with three interviews that illustrate the range of sexuality in the U.S. Hispanic community—male and female, East Coast and West Coast, sexologist and literary author. These and future interviews can be seen on the new EstaNoche community website at EstaNoche.com.
Regina Lynn, sex-technology columnist and author, is conducting the interviews.
Jaiya Ma is a sexologist, tantra teacher, radio host, filmmaker, and the author and co-star of the Red Hot Touch video and book series. She is based in southern California and teaches workshops and private lessons in sacred sexuality, erotic massage, sexual wellness, post-partum sexual healing, and other topics.

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Fleeing from her village, she becomes an unlikely picaresque heroine, living by her wits while resisting a seemingly inevitable descent into prostitution. Eventually she winds up in Britain, where she finds a job in a massage parlour and enters into a marriage of convenience with an obliging elderly customer (Geoffrey Hutchings) – but her adventures don’t end there. The writer-director Guo Xiaolu films this chronicle in an unadorned style, as if she and her crew were simply tagging along for the ride; the film flirts with cliche in evoking a familiar modern sensation of drift (an emblematic image: Mei slumped with her backpack by the side of an overpass, watching the cars go by). But Guo’s intelligence is evident in her refusal to portray Mei as either heroic or hateful – and in her division of the story into wryly titled chapters, perhaps a nod to Jean-Luc Godard’s Vivre sa vie (1962).

See the full article from “Brisbane Times”

Fleeing from her village, she becomes an unlikely picaresque heroine, living by her wits while resisting a seemingly inevitable descent into prostitution. Eventually she winds up in Britain, where she finds a job in a massage parlour and enters into a marriage of convenience with an obliging elderly customer (Geoffrey Hutchings) – but her adventures don’t end there. The writer-director Guo Xiaolu films this chronicle in an unadorned style, as if she and her crew were simply tagging along for the ride; the film flirts with cliche in evoking a familiar modern sensation of drift (an emblematic image: Mei slumped with her backpack by the side of an overpass, watching the cars go by). But Guo’s intelligence is evident in her refusal to portray Mei as either heroic or hateful – and in her division of the story into wryly titled chapters, perhaps a nod to Jean-Luc Godard’s Vivre sa vie (1962).

See the full article from “Sydney Morning Herald”