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It’s midnight in San Francisco and i’m out on the tiles with one of the most successful Australian entrepreneurs you’ve never heard of. Most of the city is shutting down on this cold and dreary Tuesday, but Gower Smith is determined to kick on. And so here we are at the Penthouse strip club and steakhouse, a palace of sleaze where New York strip comes with a side of lap dance.
Smith, the founder of ZoomSystems, has a shiny bald head, porn-star moustache and the cheeky, confident smile of someone living the dream. He cashed out of four successful companies in Australia and moved to the heart of the tech world 10 years ago to launch Zoom, raising $100 million from investors soon after arriving. His fully automated Zoom shops – don’t call them vending machines – dispense the latest high-end gadgets from the likes of Apple and HP in almost every major US airport and in department stores like Macy’s. Now the compa …

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It’s midnight in San Francisco and i’m out on the tiles with one of the most successful Australian entrepreneurs you’ve never heard of. Most of the city is shutting down on this cold and dreary Tuesday, but Gower Smith is determined to kick on. And so here we are at the Penthouse strip club and steakhouse, a palace of sleaze where New York strip comes with a side of lap dance.
Smith, the founder of ZoomSystems, has a shiny bald head, porn-star moustache and the cheeky, confident smile of someone living the dream. He cashed out of four successful companies in Australia and moved to the heart of the tech world 10 years ago to launch Zoom, raising $100 million from investors soon after arriving. His fully automated Zoom shops – don’t call them vending machines – dispense the latest high-end gadgets from the likes of Apple and HP in almost every major US airport and in department stores like Macy’s. Now the compa …

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It’s midnight in San Francisco and i’m out on the tiles with one of the most successful Australian entrepreneurs you’ve never heard of. Most of the city is shutting down on this cold and dreary Tuesday, but Gower Smith is determined to kick on. And so here we are at the Penthouse strip club and steakhouse, a palace of sleaze where New York strip comes with a side of lap dance.
Smith, the founder of ZoomSystems, has a shiny bald head, porn-star moustache and the cheeky, confident smile of someone living the dream. He cashed out of four successful companies in Australia and moved to the heart of the tech world 10 years ago to launch Zoom, raising $100 million from investors soon after arriving. His fully automated Zoom shops – don’t call them vending machines – dispense the latest high-end gadgets from the likes of Apple and HP in almost every major US airport and in department stores like Macy’s. Now the compa …

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At times, the story lines were so far-fetched we suspected Cherry and his crew were doing bong hits in the writer’s room. We’d be here for hours if we tried to log all the insane plots. Instead, we’ll rank our top five:
1. New neighbor Betty Applewhite (Alfre Woodard) keeps her mentally challenged son (and murder suspect) chained up in the basement. It’s creepy and offensive and a waste of Woodard’s talent.
2. Bree fakes being pregnant to cover up the fact that her daughter, Danielle, has been knocked up and banished to a convent. The plan worked … for a while.
3. After vying for (and losing) the love of Mike Delfino (James Denton), Katherine Mayfair (Dana Delany) goes crazy, and then goes lesbian when seduced by a former stripper.

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At times, the story lines were so far-fetched we suspected Cherry and his crew were doing bong hits in the writer’s room. We’d be here for hours if we tried to log all the insane plots. Instead, we’ll rank our top five:
1. New neighbor Betty Applewhite (Alfre Woodard) keeps her mentally challenged son (and murder suspect) chained up in the basement. It’s creepy and offensive and a waste of Woodard’s talent.
2. Bree fakes being pregnant to cover up the fact that her daughter, Danielle, has been knocked up and banished to a convent. The plan worked … for a while.
3. After vying for (and losing) the love of Mike Delfino (James Denton), Katherine Mayfair (Dana Delany) goes crazy, and then goes lesbian when seduced by a former stripper.

See the full article from “Eagle Tribune”

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A combination of legal constraints from a recent court ruling and budget cuts at the police department have for the past few months put a hold on all encampment raids. Officials haven’t even been able to clear trash out of local waterways near the encampments.
“We’re already overwhelmed by the scale of the problem,” Councilman Sam Liccardo said. His downtown district includes many of the city’s estimated 11,000 homeless people, a figure that has increased some 20 percent since the economic downturn began.
Now Vice Mayor Madison Nguyen, who is fed up with the encampments near her Communications Hill home, is proposing to find a way to restore the funding cut from the police department’s budget earlier this year to reinstate patrols near camps in hopes of stopping drug use, burglaries, prostitution and even violent crimes.

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Fremont, CA, May 11, 2012 (Washington Bangla Radio) Nimisha Dey Sarkar – a new face in Tollywood Kolkata Bangla Movie industry – appears as one of the six lead actresses in director Subrata Sen’s [interview] Koyekti Meyer Golpo (2012). Sayantanee Dutt caught up with the newcomer in Kolkata in this audio interview where Nimisha chats about her background and experience, her role in Koyekti Meyer Golpo and other film projects including another upcoming Bangla movie titled Blackmail.
In Subrata Sen’s hot new urban film, Nimisha’s character is of a girl who is in love with another girl who only exists in her mind. The film explores why each of the six girls ends up providing escort services in the city of Kolkta. In the case of the character that Nimisha plays, she was rejected by her family and friends due to her obsession with her imaginary lover, thus paving the way to her unconventional profession. The challenges of survival in the dark underbelly of Kolkata and how the girl escapes her predicament is to be watched on the silver screen.

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Daily News Staff Reportmercurynews.com
Posted:   05/10/2012 10:02:15 PM PDT
May 11, 2012 5:3 AM GMTUpdated:   05/10/2012 10:02:15 PM PDT
Items selected are from the daily police logs of the cities listed below. Times shown are when the incidents were reported to the police.
Atherton
Wednesday
Selby Lane, 1:11 a.m.: A 21-year-old Redwood City woman was arrested on a $10,000 warrant out of the San Jose Police Department for allegedly loitering with the intent to commit prostitution.
100 block of Selby Lane, 8:23 a.m.: A 38-year-old Daly City man was cited for driving with a suspended or revoked license. His vehicle was towed.
500 block of Fletcher Drive, 10:40 a.m.: A reporting party saw a mountain lion two days before.
Selby Lane, 4:07 p.m.: A 42-year-old Redwood City man was cited for driving without a license.

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… It’s really shaken me, and we do walk around the neighborhood a lot,” said Coonerty. “It’s a nice group of people who live around here, and that’s what makes it particularly scary.”
The former mayor said the incident has made him and his wife talk about having her walk less by herself, a sentiment shared by neighbors.
“This is so random and crazy,” he said. “That is what is unnerving about it, and it makes me feel nervous, angry and threatened.”
It’s the random nature of the crime that makes JD Sotelo, a founder of the Lower Ocean Neighbors group, not convinced that the problem is the neighborhood itself. He doesn’t believe the crime has anything to do with the neighborhood, which has long battled drug dealing, prostitution and other crime. “The random insanity” of the act signals to Sotelo that it could have occurred anywhere to anyone.

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Both districts are “community commercial zones,” where several years ago regulations were modified to allow tattoo shops on a ground floor on Webster Street with a use permit and on an upper floor as a “by right” use.
About the same time, however, the Park Street Business Association moved to prohibit the shops outright on a ground floor, according to the city.
A proposal from a tattoo business to open on a ground floor on Webster Street last year sparked widespread opposition from nearby residents and merchants, prompting the West Alameda Business Association to now ask for regulations identical to those regarding Park Street.
Along with governing the location of tattoo shops, the ordinance going before the council Tuesday would allow massage businesses on ground floors on Park and Webster streets with a use permit.
City officials also are asking the council to remove “massage parlor” from the city’s municipal code as an “adult entertainment activity.”

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