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Similar stories: •Obama favors investigation into ACORN scandal Obama favors investigation into ACORN scandal President Barack Obama says there should be an investigation into the hidden-camera video involving employees at the activist group ACORN and a couple posing as a prostitute and her pimp. The two ACORN workers are seen apparently advising the couple to lie about her profession and launder her earnings to get housing aid. The video is only the latest problem for the group, which had nearly $1 million embezzled by its founder’s brother and has been accused of voter registration fraud. The House and Senate voted last week to deny federal funds to ACORN. •Did ACORN get too big for its own good? Did ACORN get too big for its own good? Activist group ACORN started in 1970 to help poor people in Arkansas and by decade’s end went national, expanding into a multimillion-dollar conglomerate with a mission so far-flung that schools now bear its name, tw …

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Two: There’s Mac, better known for his nickname because of his “cat-like” reflexes. Will he bring back the famed “duster” that we all love so much, continue to secretly “put in his time” with Carmen, the pre-op transsexual, or just further seek the approval of his incarcerated father? Hopefully we will find out this season.
Three: There’s Deandra “Sweet Dee” Reynolds, an amateur comedian, actress, pugilist, fashion designer and “Aluminum Monster.” We can only wonder if she will decide to try out again for the Philadelphia Eagles. Considering her body is “90 percent scoliosis,” it’s unlikely, but we can hope.
Four: There’s Frank Reynolds: leader, teacher, gambler, entrepreneur and possible Vietnam hero. Frank is known for running a sweatshop, managing a no-rules utopian bar and pimping out his son. Whether you think it’s fair or not, he’ll bet you on it. Yes, he will bet you on whether you think it’s fair or not.

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Vitter, a Louisiana Republican, also said the community organizing group’s lawsuit against the young couple who took now infamous hidden-camera videos of ACORN staffers is a “slap in the face of the First Amendment.”
See Video: Sen. David Vitter talks about his calls to defund scandal-plagued ACORN and save taxpayer money – Click Here Now
Vitter was elected to the U.S. House in 1999, then to the Senate in 2004, and he is up for re-election next year.
Newsmax.TV’s Ashley Martella noted that Vitter has been “locking horns” with Democrat Reid over ACORN, the acronym for the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now. Congress recently voted to cut off federal funds to the group after the videos came to light showing ACORN workers giving tax and other advice to the couple, who were posing as a prostitute and a pimp trying to open a brothel.

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What does ACORN mean?
Thursday September 24, 2009
Not to long ago, I got a ton of emails re ACORN. I dismissed them, mostly because I didn’t know what ACORN meant nor if it had anything to do with Houston. I literally said, “What does ACORN mean?” at least twelve times last week.
I ended up checking it out a bit over these last few days and learned that (a) ACORN is a community activist group that provides free housing counseling to low to moderate income homebuyers, (b) they were recently burned big time when a video showed some of their employees instructing a “pimp” and a “prostitute” on some less than legal ways to handle a money dilemma, and (c) they, in fact, do have offices in Houston.
ACORN has been on a PR clean-up campaign as of late following the videos, and some Houston officials have been looking into actions of the ACORN offices in Houston. (Here’s a story the Chronicle ran about the situation.)

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What the teachers want is ridiculous compared with real world salaries and benefits most parents receive. The era of free health benefits is long gone; most workers contribute upwards of 35 percent of the cost of their benefits. So a contribution of less than half that, as proposed by the board, is unheard of in the real world. Likewise, the 3 percent annual salary increases the teachers were offered is more than generous at a time when most people have had their wages frozen or cut – or their jobs eliminated.
Somehow, and we don’t understand how, teachers just don’t get it.
Maybe board President Ritchie Webb is on to something with his suggestion that teachers “live a sheltered life.” After all, teachers, unlike the great majority of workers, remain unaccountable to anything resembling a bottom line.
To ACORN for + well, you name it, but what we have in mind is its lawsuit against the undercover videographers, posing as a pimp and a prostitute, who taped ACORN employees giving them tax advice.

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Brad Fraser, one of the producers and writers for “Queer As Folk,” takes a look at the lives of several sexually frustrated “thirty-somethings” who try to learn the meaning of love, while living in fear of a serial killer. Candy is trying to meet the perfect man but finds herself experimenting along the way. Her roommate David no longer believes love exists. Kane denies his true self, but  falls in love with David. Also in the picture is Bernie, David’stroubled best friend, and Jerri and Robert who finds themselves both falling for Candy. Overlooking the proceedings is the otherworldly Benita, a submissive sex worker with psychic abilities. Told through the eyes of Benita, the play uses and subverts elements of various genres, including thriller, situation comedy, and B horror films. Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love is a serious play with a cynically humorous tone.

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THE ORIGINAL HERRMANN’S ROYAL LIPIZZAN STALLIONS OF AUSTRIA, Salem County Fairgrounds, Route 40, Woodstown. Watch the famous white Stallions perform aerial leaps as seen in the Walt Disney film” Miracle of the White Stallions.” Meet the stallions up close and get a picture of yourself sitting on one. Performances run through Sept. 27. Show times are tonight at 7; Saturday, Sept. 26, and Sunday, Sept. 27, at 2. Discount tickets available in advance by Sept. 22. Adults $12; Children and Seniors $10. At the door, adults $15; children and seniors $12. Children under 6 are free. http://chchearingdogs.org.
“UNIDENTIFIED HUMAN REMAINS AND THE TRUE NATURE OF LOVE,” Adrienne Theater, 2030 Sansom St., Philadelphia. In this dark comedy-drama, Brad Fraser takes a look at the lives of several sexually frustrated “30-somethings” who try to learn the meaning of love, while living in fear of a serial killer. Told through the eyes of a psychic prostitute, the play uses and subverts elements of various genres, including thriller, situation comedy, and B horror films. Tonight’s performance begin at 8. Opens Sept. 26. Playing through Oct. 18. Tickets range from $18 to $22. www.newcitystage.org.

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Bernard Siegel, Stephens’ attorney, told Minehart what his client did was, as “in the words of a Tammy Wynette song, she stood by her man.”
“She went with him while he ran. That’s it,” he said.
Prosecutor Mark Gilson, however, said Stephens had done much more than that. He described Stephens as an “unrepentant career criminal” with “17 arrests, 11 convictions, five commitments to prison,” 10 aliases, five dates of birth and 20 addresses.
Records show Stephens to be 36 or 39 years old. She had lived in Hunting Park and had also lived with Floyd in North Philly.
Siegel, who later said he would appeal the convictions, told the judge most of Stephens’ prior offenses were for prostitution. At the time of her arrest with Floyd, Stephens was on probation in a drug case.

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By JOE D’AQUILAStaff writer
BURLINGTON — Six women were arrested on prostitution charges early yesterday following an eight-month investigation into the city strip joint called the Playhouse.
Police raided the Route 130 club during the early morning hours yesterday and made the arrests. All six people were charged with prostitution, but police did not say if any or all of the arrestees were listed as employees of the establishment.
Arrested were Eliete Evains, 48, of Freehold; Eliane Covello, 49, of Newark; Priscila Barcelos, 36, of Rahway; Sireni Bailey, 43, of Delran; Lindamar Alves, 43, of Hillside; and Georgie Unver, 25, of Woodbury.
No further details of the operation were revealed yesterday by police. The investigation was carried out by city police and the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office.

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Undercover Camden police arrest 10 on prostitution charges
September 24, 2009, 2:30PM
CAMDEN — The Camden Police Department, with its effort to provide a safe and secure environment for its residents and visitors, announced today that ten individuals were arrested in the city in connection with prostitutions charges.
On Tuesday during the evening hours, a prostitution undercover operation resulted in the arrest of 10 females in South Camden for loitering to engage in prostitution.
All were charged with loitering to engage in prostitution, served with summonses and released.
Camden police identified those arrested as:
Faith A. Ruffin, 40, of the 100 block of High Street in Woodbury, New Jersey
Natalie L. Johnson, 45, of the 1300 block of Sayres Street in Camden, New Jersey
Krystal Mannino, 26, of 1400 Farrel Avenue in Cherry Hill, New Jersey

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