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B.C. hacker brings down former U.S. judge
(February 24)
A Canadian computer hacker on a mission to expose pedophiles has brought down a former California Superior Court judge. Sixty-six-year-old
Robert Kline reportedly collapsed in a Los Angeles courtroom after being sentenced to 27 months for possessing more than 100 illegal images.
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The Canadian Press
Alleged dirty dancers get clean slate
(February 24)
Both the Lubbock, Texas district attorney's office and the city attorney have decided to not pursue charges against eight Chippendale
dancers arrested a week ago while performing at a Texas sports club. Police claim the Chippendales violated the law because their show
"sexually stimulated and sexually gratified" the female audience.
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KAMC News
Studies: Circumcision reduces HIV risk
(February 23)
In an "extraordinary development" in the fight against AIDS, a medical journal article published Friday says that conclusive data shows
there is no question circumcision reduces men's chances of catching HIV by up to 60 percent. The question now is how to put that fact
to work to combat AIDS across Africa.
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Yahoo! News
Video voyeur bill moves ahead in Nevada
(February 23)
A key Nevada Senate committee voted unanimously Thursday for a bill to criminalize videotaping "private areas" of people under circumstances in
which they have "a reasonable expectation of privacy." Sen. Barbara Cegavske, R-Las Vegas, said she sponsored SB10 because authorities
currently can't charge voyeurs who try to capture such images.
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The Las Vegas Sun
Porn prank riles parishioners
(February 23)
Investigators in Santa Fe, New Mexico are trying to figure out who played sexually explicit audio recordings during an Ash Wednesday service.
Three CD boom boxes were found duct-taped under the pews at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi. Explosives experts blew up two of them out of concern they could have been
makeshift bombs.
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KQRE News
Cops warn men about 'Hugging Bandit'
(February 23)
Police in Buffalo, New York are warning men about the "Hugging Bandit," a 200-pound woman who heartily embraces men coming out of
downtown bars and leaves them wallet-less. Dozens of men say they have been victims. Police say others are too embarrassed to admit it.
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WCBS TV
Porn conference in Iceland canceled
(February 23)
Organizers of SnowGathering, an adult film industry conference, decided to cancel the conference yesterday, which was to be held in Iceland next month,
after the Radisson SAS Saga Hotel canceled their bookings. Cristina Ponga, a SnowGathering organizer, said she suspected the owners of the hotel had
succumbed to pressure.
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The Iceland Review
Pensioner sues over sex marathon
(February 23)
A retired Polish teacher is suing the organizers of a world record sex session after they forgot to pixelate his face. Leszek Szwerowski,
61, was spotted standing in line to take part in the contest organized as part of the World Sex Championships in 2003.
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Ananova
Blogger Perez sued over topless Aniston pic
(February 22)
Universal has a boob, er, bone to pick with Perez Hilton. The studio sued the celebrity-gossip blogger Tuesday for copyright infringement,
accusing Hilton of posting a stolen topless picture of Jennifer Aniston that was shot and then swiped either during production or
post-production of 2006's The Break-Up.
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E! Online
Principal's sexual poetry causes uproar
(February 22)
A Princeton High School assistant principal has been placed on paid leave after a parent complained that a book of his poetry,
which included several entries laced with sexual references, had been given to students. Titles with strong sexual content include
"I Like Big Women," "The Nasty Man In Me," "Dream Lover" and "Is It a Crime?"
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The Cincinnati Enquirer
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