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Moving Pictures   May 2010 ATLANTIC MAGAZINE Revenge of the Wimps Holden Caulfield lives on as Greg Heffley, narrator of Diary of a Wimpy Kid and the anti–Harry Potter. By James Parker
he kids, I’m
sorry to report, are getting sharper all the time. Did you know that Holden Caulfield is now in middle school? That’s right: no longer cadging drinks or wrestling with pimps in fleapit Manhattan hotel rooms, the arch-diagnostician of adult bullshit is currently trick-or-treating and going out for ice cream with his mother. His name isn’t Holden anymore—it’s Greg. But his mood, that current of fretful optimism alternating with a cavernous disenchantment, is more or less unchanged: “I don’t know if this makes me a bad person or whatever, but it’s hard for me to get interested in other people’s vacations.” Or: “I’ll be famous one day, but for now I’m stuck in middle school with a bunch of morons.”

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Well, not always. The Globetrotters did lose to the Generals in 1971, and they almost went bankrupt in the early ’90s. They survived the financial scrape before flirting with obscurity when a new owner decided to change the act by dropping it altogether and playing straight up competitive basketball against college teams.
In a crowded entertainment landscape, the Globetrotters had forgotten who they were and what we wanted them to be. Kurt Schneider, a former wrestling executive, took over the Globetrotters in 2005 and began rebuilding the franchise, one bucket of confetti at a time. He even imported some theatrical touches from his previous job. Reggie Harrison is the Generals coach. In true wrestling fashion, he played the heel in Hamilton. Decked out in a bright yellow pimp daddy suit, he taunted the crowd before tip off.

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DALLAS (AP) — A suburban Dallas man faces child endangerment charges after police say he left his 3-year-old and 9-month-old children locked in the car while he visited a strip club.
Thirty-six-year-old Michael Galloway of McKinney was in the Dallas County Jail on Tuesday on bonds totaling $10,000.
Dallas police say a tow truck driver discovered the children late Friday across the street from Pandora’s Men’s Club. The car was parked illegally. Police say the windows were up and the doors were locked.
According to police, Galloway said he was inside for 20 minutes. Witnesses told police he was drinking inside for at least an hour.
A woman who answered the phone at Galloway’s residence declined to comment or provide the name of his attorney.
Information from: The Dallas Morning News, http://www.dallasnews.com

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Ed Rendell Makes a Bet – It’s hard to blame Philly fans for occasionally playing the fool when the city fathers are right there with them causing trouble. In 1989, Ed Rendell, now governor of Pennsylvania but then district attorney in Philadelphia, bet fans in the notorious 700 level of Veterans Stadium $20 that they couldn’t hit the field with snowballs. He lost the bet and later apologized for egging on the kind of behavior that led the city to install a jail underneath the former home of the Eagles and Phillies.   
Sex For Phillies World Series Tickets – Like we said above, there’s a fine line between passion and insanity. Susan Finkelstein flew right over it in 2009 when she went on Craigslist and described herself as a “gorgeous tall buxom blonde” willing to get creative in exchange for two seats to a World Series game. An undercover cop answered the ad, Finkelstein allegedly offered him sex for seats and the whole thing wound up with her getting convicted of attempted prostitution.

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DALLAS — A father of 2 faces child endangerment charges after police say he left his 3-year-old and 9-month-old children locked in the car while he visited a strip club.
Thirty-six-year-old Michael Galloway of McKinney was in the Dallas County Jail on Tuesday on bonds totaling $10,000.
Dallas police say a tow truck driver discovered the children late Friday across the street from Pandora’s Men’s Club.
The car was parked illegally.
Police say the windows were up and the doors were locked.
According to police, Galloway said he was inside for 20 minutes.
Witnesses told police he was drinking inside for at least an hour.
A woman who answered the phone at Galloway’s residence declined to comment or provide the name of his attorney.

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The rally, held in Washington, D.C. last November, was “hosted” by Reps Michele Bachmann (MN), Tom Price (GA), Todd Akin (MO) and Steve King (IA). The reps split the bill of $13,600 (for a private company to arrange staging and a sound system).
The representatives used their official congressional member allowances to do so. While certainly unseemly for an anti-spending movement, it reportedly falls within the lines of the use of their budgets. Stan Brand, a former general counsel to the U.S. House of Representatives.said:
“Unless it’s billed as a campaign event, or campaign donations are solicited, or there’s a concerted program of endorsements for candidates based on party affiliation, I don’t think that they ran into any issues.”
However, this isn’t the only unseemly spending by the GOP brought to light of late. In late March, a GOP staffer was fired after a nearly $2,000 visit to a strip club.

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