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Monthly Archives: January 2011
CNN Reveals Rampant Reports of Misconduct Within the FBI
According to an exclusive report on CNN, the FBI reprimands or suspends up to 350 of its employees each year for misconduct and terminates an average of 30 annually.
While the report itself isn’t too alarming given the size of the agency, the reasons given for some of the discipilanary actions are a bit shocking. Examples include a supervisor caught masturbating to pornography in his office and an agent using FBI databases to keep tabs on strippers – a few of which he even had visit him in his office.
This certainly doesn’t look good for the Bureau.
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Pink Booty On the Rocks
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Congressman Pushes for Warning Labels On Video Games
Joe Baca, a Democratic member of U.S. Congress from California, is pushing a new version of the Video Game Health Labeling Act that would force publishers to add an additional warning label to games rated Teen and above by the ESRB.
Here’s the wording that he’d like to see used:
“WARNING: Excessive exposure to violent video games and other violent media has been linked to aggressive behavior.”
…and here we go again with the same old debate. There comes a point where you’ve beaten a dead horse for so long that there isn’t anything left to swing at. I think we’re at that point.
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Facebook Enables HTTPS Support
In their ongoing battle against hackers, Facebook has enabled support for the HTTPS protocol for users who wish to better protect themselves from potential WiFi hijackers.
This comes in the wake of an embarassing incident earlier this week in which the founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, had his fan page breached by a hacker who used the opportunity to call on Facebook to change their focus and become a “social business”.
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PlayStation Games Coming to Android Phones
I neglected to mention this in yesterday’s post about the official press event for the PSP2 but Sony also announced the launch of a new mobile gaming platform for Android phones called the PlayStation Suite. In a rather conspicuous lead-up to the announcement of a PlayStation phone, they’re bringing a selection of “certified” PS1 classics to the platform.
Oh, and Wild Arms, Cool Boarders 2, and Syphon Filter are among the launch titles!
Isaiah Mustafa Returns
“You can’t get past the striking brown eyes, can you?”
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