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sex Sat Sep 02 2000 at 20:10:04 1. A 1992adultpicture book of Madonna (under the name of "Dita") and supposed friends doing not-quite-explicit things. Very controversial for having some BDSM and genderfuck themes. 2. A store in London run by Malcolm McLaren which sold BDSM paraphenalia and T-shirts designed by Malcolm. This store was where the Sex Pistols came together. 3. A 1926 play written by and starring Mae West, for which she was arrested in New York and charged with obscenity and corru...
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AMD Nabs HPE Channel Superstar Terry Richardson: Exclusive

AMD Nabs HPE Channel Superstar Terry Richardson: Exclusive AMD has hired 11-year Hewlett Packard Enterprise veteran Terry Richardson as its North America channel chief, a role that puts him in charge of all of the chipmaker’s partner relationships for commercial sales of CPUs and GPUs through server and PC OEMs as well as distributors. ‘It presented an opportunity to really define the ultimate channel go-to-market strategy,’ Richardson tells CRN. By Dylan ...
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A Peaceful Transfer of Power at Amazon

February 03, 2021 Why now? Did Bezos pick the right time to leave? The only surprise over this timing is that…anyone is surprised by the timing. We may not have known the exact hour and day but it was clearly telegraphed in advance. Amazon’s culture of loyalty is remarkable, with very few of his top “S-team,” as they refer to the top few dozen leaders, leaving for other jobs.    When the head of the consumer group, Jeff Wilke, announced in August he was “retiring” in 2021, tha...
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The pandemic hasn't slowed hiring at local biotech and tech companies

The pandemic hasn’t slowed hiring at local biotech and tech companies Job prospects remain good in sectors largely insulated from the state’s economic woes. By Scott Kirsner Globe Correspondent,Updated January 25, 2021, 11:48 a.m. Email to a Friend What does it mean to be part of the “quaranteam?” If you got hired last year at Constellation Pharmaceuticals, but no one has yet met you face-to-face, you’re on it. The Cambridge company is developing an array of drugs to tr...
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The pandemic hasn't slowed down hiring from local biotech and technology companies

News Highlights: The pandemic hasn’t slowed down hiring from local biotech and technology companies When the unemployment rate peaked in Massachusetts last year, a lot of news was about layoffs and leave. But it was still hiring from biotech and technology companies. Some, like Constellation, are more open to those outside the state, but others plan to return to the collaborative office culture of ‘the old days’. Ed Nathanson, vice president of talent at EQRx, a biotech startup that rai...
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Bob Foley: A paradigm shift led by Donald Trump

The vaccine. That’s all every news outlet can report on these days. Well, that and the diverse array of folks that Joe Biden is choosing to help him turn American into a socialist republic. (Isn’t that a bit oxymoronic?) But that’s a story for another day. Wednesday’s Sun Chronicle reprinted a Los Angeles Times editorial sort of praising the Trump administration. Eww ... that must have hurt. But once you read the editorial you unsurprisingly find a ‘there it is’ co...
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100218:03:14:00

Doing? >> the economy has lost 2.7 million jobs since the stimulus plan was announced last february. the president today still using very dubious statistics. jobs saved number hes saying that stimulus has saved or created about 2.5 million jobs greta. even the bureau of labor statistics does not collect that data general accountability office has criticized that data. the office of management and budget last december said they were would no longer use that statistic. when you look at websites su...
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