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May 18, 2012 at 12:49 am · Filed under Baltimore adult entertainment
The day after the New York Giants received their latest Super Bowl rings, former Giant Lawrence Taylor is selling his ring from Super Bowl XXV. It’s currently up for sale at SCPAuctions.com and is valued between $75,000 and $100,000, according to the auction house. Bidding will be open until Saturday and the top bid, among 14 Thursday afternoon, was $45,960.
The size-12 ring, which commemorates the Giants’ 20-19 victory over the Buffalo Bills in 1991, has two football-shaped diamonds surrounded by “worn blue enameling framed by 17 smaller diamonds,” according to the auction house’s description. The ring, SCP Auctions says, “shows considerable wear.”
In March 2011, Taylor was sentenced to six years’ probation after agreeing to plead guilty to sexual misconduct and patronizing an underage prostitute in a March 2010 incident.
See the full article from “Washington Post (blog)”
May 18, 2012 at 12:49 am · Filed under Baltimore adult entertainment
Mr. Caruth doesn’t remember much beyond a “life-flashing-before-my-eyes” moment when he was hit by the bolt, but he does recall having prayed a week earlier, asking for a sign of God’s existence.
The bolt struck him on the head, went through his football helmet and down to his ankles. It damaged part of his brain, seared his skin and blew out his eardrums.
He was in a coma for four days, and his heart stopped two more times before he woke up, panicked and in severe pain.
Mr. Caruth was in the hospital for 18 days. He had to learn how to walk, read, write and sign, as he was nearly 100 percent deaf. There would be no football scholarship.
He eventually graduated from high school with the third-lowest grades in his class.
He tried community college but flunked out, so he moved to Denver to work for his brother, who was involved in drugs and prostitution.
See the full article from “Washington Times”
May 18, 2012 at 12:49 am · Filed under Baltimore adult entertainment
When we weren’t pretending to be secretaries during pretend play, playing with our Cabbage Patch dolls or catching up on Kaptain Kangaroo, the Great Space Coaster or The Electric company on television, we were going though our dad’s extensive LP collection.
One of our favorites was Donna Summer’s Bad Girls album. The cardboard album sleeve that held the 11 inch disc was ratty and tattered from us pulling the record out so much to spin it on our RCA turntable. We had no clue that she was singing about call girls in the title song, though as a tween, I kind of knew “bad girls” couldn’t have been up to anything good.
Actually, Summer was inspired to pen the song after one of her assistants told her about being mistaken as a prostitute by a police officer. Those were the days of innocence for us. I knew all the words to “Dim all the Nights” and grooved to “Last Dance”.
See the full article from “Washington Times”
May 17, 2012 at 2:00 pm · Filed under Baltimore strip clubs
A number of team members congregated at a popular watering hole called The Big Hunt, holding court until closing. Over on Adventure Four, Bob and Jane got into a debate in the cab over the name of the strip club, which piqued the interest of their fellow passengers, an angelic-looking blogger we’ll call Tiffany, and an esteemed member of the team whose identity shall heretofore be known as “Paul Theroux.”
A trip to said club ensued in the name of research. Readers should note that DC gentleman’s clubs are to be avoided on Cinco de Mayo eve because of the vast numbers of tequila-saturated “sombrerbros” in residence, rowdily “dollaring” (a term invented by Tiffany, blowing her “America’s Sweetheart” cover) the girls on stage. Bob and Jane were surprised to note that they’d already achieved “regular” status, and they’d like to go on record as saying that DC gentleman’s club staff, in their limited experience, are some of the friendliest folks you’ll ever meet in the, ah, service industry. Paul Theroux smiled inscrutably while watching the frat boys, and remarked that the evening had developed into quite the “sociological experience.”
See the full article from “Gadling”
May 17, 2012 at 1:13 pm · Filed under Baltimore adult entertainment
The story line from the media seems to be that the culture is going to hell — that we are having a national crisis of character. We have videos of “flash robs” posted on the Internet in which we see gangs of young people storm into a McDonald’s or a convenience store and take what they can and run out. There was the scene, also on the Internet, of a young man beaten and robbed in Baltimore while people stood around laughing, recording it all on their cellphones.
And, of course, we have the scandal at the General Services Administration, in which federal employees not only wasted taxpayer dollars on an outlandish conference but recorded videos of aspects of the event showing them relishing in their abuse of the system. And finally, we have the Secret Service fiasco, in which agents whose job is to protect the president were discovered to be carrying on with prostitutes in Colombia.
See the full article from “Governing (blog)”
May 17, 2012 at 9:12 am · Filed under Baltimore escorts
… CNN) – French prosecutors said Friday they are considering widening an investigation into former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s alleged participation in a prostitution ring.
The prosecutor’s office in Lille told CNN that investigating judges had drafted a preliminary order concerning allegations of gang rape made against Strauss-Kahn. The order had been sent to the prosecution on March 30.
“Currently the prosecutor is analyzing the order to decide whether to close the matter or open a preliminary investigation into the allegations,” the prosecutor’s office said.
The French newspaper Liberation reported Friday that the allegations stemmed from statements made by two women it describes as “escort girls,” who were interviewed by Belgian police as part of an investigation into a prostitution ring run out of the Carlton Hotel in Lille, near France’s border with Belgium.
See the full article from “WSHM-TV”
May 17, 2012 at 7:25 am · Filed under Baltimore adult entertainment
In the decadence that is America of the $15-trillion deficit and no serious plans from either party for a solution to the economic problems of the “Great Recession”, Kim Kardashian is welcomed to her second White House Correspondents Association Dinner in Washington, D.C. in 2012 and made fun of not only by host Jimmy Kimmel but by the President of the United States, Barack Obama, himself and laughs merrily at the merriment. That the women’s fame rests on the February 2007 “leaking” of a four-year-old home sex (for which she ultimately received $5 million from Vivid Entertainment) is an apt metaphor for socio-economic-cultural malaise in Washington and the country beyond, where everything seems to be run by amoral prostitutes in bed with each other and merely out for a buck.
See the full article from “LAist”
May 17, 2012 at 7:25 am · Filed under Baltimore adult entertainment
This bill, which was sponsored by Senator Adam Ebbin and Delegate Vivian E. Watts, requires the Board of Education and the Department of Social Services to provide awareness and training materials for local school divisions on human trafficking, including strategies to prevent trafficking of children. I’m told that passing the bill was the easy part. The hard part is ensuring its execution and impact.
To those appointed with this task, I implore you to understand that prevention strategies are paramount and must begin early.
I was 14 years old when I was trafficked. I had barely begun my summer vacation from eighth grade middle school when a man lured me away from home and forced me into prostitution. The day this man spotted me in the mall and pointed me out of a crowd of kids, he was looking for a girl just like me- a girl who was depressed, who had low self-esteem, and who lacked self-value.
See the full article from “Washington Times”
May 17, 2012 at 7:25 am · Filed under Baltimore adult entertainment
In July 2011, the indictment states, the pair sent nude photographs to the North Carolina girl before driving to the state, where they picked her up and allegedly abused her in the car.
Between July and November 2011, the girl moved into the couple’s home, where they allegedly had sex with her multiple times per week, recorded themselves and distributed the video online, according to the indictment.
It is unclear whether the recent federal indictment will affect the state case. Blaes and Jones are scheduled to stand trial in Baltimore County on June 20, according to electronic court records.
In Baltimore County, each defendant was charged with two counts of sexual abuse of a minor, three counts of both third- and fourth-degree sexual offense, one count each of sexual solicitation of a minor, two separate types of child pornography charges, possessing child pornography and prostitution of a person under 16.
See the full article from “Patch.com”
May 16, 2012 at 10:00 pm · Filed under Baltimore strip clubs
Still, talking too much D.C. detail can be dangerous, especially in these polarized times. My company was particularly concerned with not giving offense. During training, I was instructed not to mention stripper Fanne Foxe’s late-night Tidal Basin dip. Narrators were also to avoid any statement that could be interpreted as remotely partisan. When talking about the Robert A. Taft Memorial and Carillon on Louisiana Avenue, for instance, I would mention that its Senatorial namesake had been known as “Mr. Republican.” To spare delicate Democrats, I was obliged to add, “But he was beloved on both sides of the aisle.” I was forbidden to mention the ongoing trial of former Bush administration official I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby when the bus made its regular rounds past the E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Courthouse. Republicans could ride without fear of hearing bad news, too.
See the full article from “Washington City Paper”
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