opinion-data-perception

Anyone want to play a round of opinion-data-perception?

 

This is a great observation:

http://gotboondoggle.blogspot.com/2005/10/game-of-rock-paper-scissors.html

 

 

 

White Collor Scandal

I just read the following paragraphs in AdAge. Is this worthy of US Weekly?

 

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One exhibit attached to the lawsuit is an image of tennis star Maria Sharapova allegedly taken by Mr. Shigeta during a 2004 commercial shoot for Dentsu client Canon. Ms. Sharapova is pictured with her legs propped up on the back of a director's chair exposing her panties as she snacks on what appears to be a can of Pringles. Mr. Biegel is claiming that Mr. Shigeta's crotch obsession led him to pass the photo around and is part of a pattern of behavior that created a hostile work environment that led him to complain. He was fired in November 2006.

Also included in the complaint is a link to a website for a Czech whorehouse. The internet home of Prague's Escade describes its services in a version of English reminiscent of Borat. Sample: "Young strippers and their performance will make you (sic) evening enjoyable." Another: "If you want to choise (sic) yourself, just call us and we take care of you. If you buy lady-companion for all night, we'll surprise you by an interesting discount." Also available is an interactive, panoramic view of the premises.

Mr. Biegel claims he and another employee were duped by Mr. Shigeta into visiting Escade but that he didn't sleep with a prostitute there despite Mr. Shigeta's efforts to pair him up.

 

http://adage.com/article?article_id=121698

 

Patch Fit

I thought this was a good way to teach fitness to
those who dislike it, be they shut-ins, kids, or the
discouraged and out of shape ...

http://patchfitness.com/

Artist Of The Month

Molly Crabapple, making burlesque art fun and spreading it to the masses. She’s getting media for her art classes in Brooklyn dives, and her watercolors aint half bad.

 

http://www.mollycrabapple.com/

 

 

Unfortunate airport security

Screeners missed most fake bombs (WTSP, 10/18/07)
http://www.tampabays10.com/news/national/article.aspx?storyid=65683

Security screeners at two of the nation's busiest
airports failed to find fake bombs hidden on
undercover agents posing as passengers in more than
60% of tests last year, according to a classified
report obtained by USA TODAY. Screeners at Los Angeles
International Airport missed about 75% of simulated
explosives and bomb parts that Transportation Security
Administration testers hid under their clothes or in
carry-on bags at checkpoints, the TSA report shows.

At Chicago O'Hare International Airport, screeners
missed about 60% of hidden bomb materials that were
packed in everyday carry-ons — including toiletry
kits, briefcases and CD players. San Francisco
International Airport screeners, who work for a
private firm instead of the TSA, missed about 20% of
the bombs, the report shows. The TSA ran about 70
tests at Los Angeles, 75 at Chicago and 145 at San
Francisco.

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My new favorite site

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ecofuel closer to consumers

Bio-diesel stations are now popping up with unleaded fuel stations. Ethanol stations popping up as well.