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Problem is, he found out it would take dozens of jars of the pricey chocolate to do that. But “I was going to produce this moment for him,” Fazio recalls. So he went to a restaurant supply store, bought jugs of syrup and surrounded the tub with candles.
The extent of the bath was fingers dipped in and wiped on a towel, he says, but guest and his wife were happy. (Draining the tub took the help of a hotel engineer.)
Fazio also tells about the time he was an L.A. gofer and told to retrieve a bag from a restaurant for Charlie Sheen. It contained a handgun, he writes.
Where he and some other concierges don’t see eye to eye: requests for intimacy. Concierge Confidential tells how he scoured the phone book and called a hip nightclub to find a top-of-the-line escort service the first time he was asked to find “company” for a hotel guest.

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Problem is, he found out it would take dozens of jars of the pricey chocolate to do that. But “I was going to produce this moment for him,” Fazio recalls. So he went to a restaurant supply store, bought jugs of syrup and surrounded the tub with candles.
The extent of the bath was fingers dipped in and wiped on a towel, he says, but guest and his wife were happy. (Draining the tub took the help of a hotel engineer.)
Fazio also tells about the time he was an L.A. gofer and told to retrieve a bag from a restaurant for Charlie Sheen. It contained a handgun, he writes.
Where he and some other concierges don’t see eye to eye: requests for intimacy. Concierge Confidential tells how he scoured the phone book and called a hip nightclub to find a top-of-the-line escort service the first time he was asked to find “company” for a hotel guest.

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Problem is, he found out it would take dozens of jars of the pricey chocolate to do that. But “I was going to produce this moment for him,” Fazio recalls. So he went to a restaurant supply store, bought jugs of syrup and surrounded the tub with candles.
The extent of the bath was fingers dipped in and wiped on a towel, he says, but guest and his wife were happy. (Draining the tub took the help of a hotel engineer.)
Fazio also tells about the time he was an L.A. gofer and told to retrieve a bag from a restaurant for Charlie Sheen. It contained a handgun, he writes.
Where he and some other concierges don’t see eye to eye: requests for intimacy. Concierge Confidential tells how he scoured the phone book and called a hip nightclub to find a top-of-the-line escort service the first time he was asked to find “company” for a hotel guest.

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Out on the campaign trail, voters tend to talk about different issues, things like potholes and flooding, stray dogs, graffiti and lacking code enforcement.
Conventional wisdom says the District 1 race won’t be decided on May 14.
Most likely, neither of the top two candidates will garner more than 50 percent of the vote, forcing them into a runoff.
It’s hard to say which two will make the cut.
In the nearly 35 years since San Antonio has had single-member districts, the majority-Hispanic District 1 has yet to elect an Anglo representative.
It’s an obstacle both Forbrich and Kelley say they can overcome.
Kelley, 53, points to the work she’s done in Tobin Hill and says that neighborhood’s successes could be duplicated across the district.
When she moved there after a divorce, she says she found a neighborhood plagued by drugs, prostitution, blight and filth.

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Out on the campaign trail, voters tend to talk about different issues, things like potholes and flooding, stray dogs, graffiti and lacking code enforcement.
Conventional wisdom says the District 1 race won’t be decided on May 14.
Most likely, neither of the top two candidates will garner more than 50 percent of the vote, forcing them into a runoff.
It’s hard to say which two will make the cut.
In the nearly 35 years since San Antonio has had single-member districts, the majority-Hispanic District 1 has yet to elect an Anglo representative.
It’s an obstacle both Forbrich and Kelley say they can overcome.
Kelley, 53, points to the work she’s done in Tobin Hill and says that neighborhood’s successes could be duplicated across the district.
When she moved there after a divorce, she says she found a neighborhood plagued by drugs, prostitution, blight and filth.

See the full article from “San Antonio Express”

Online prostitution has seen disturbing growth in the past half-decade and, even more disturbing, the age of those arrested is dropping, according to an investigative sergeant with a special investigations unit in Dublin.Sgt. George Lytle offered a deeper view into a prostitution sting that netted a dozen arrests on prostitution-related charges in late March at a Dublin hotel.Lytle said such stings are conducted in collaboration with the Alameda County Sheriff’s Department and Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement (SAFE) Task Force about every month throughout the county.Authorities rotate areas targeted to pursue the online prostitution that is so prevalent, according to Lytle.”One operation might focus on Tri-Valley, another may focus on Castro Valley,” he said. “Our investigators look every day online for possible leads and follow where those take us.”Although Craigslist has grabbed most of the headlines related to online prostitution, Lytle said other websites such as Redbook and Euroguides also see heavy traffic. 
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“Our businesses here are really good about reporting possible prostitutes and call us whenever they see strange activity going on,” he said. “But our problem is still with people coming in, getting a room and calling in a prostitute from there.”

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I tried to call three clubs listed on the main South Beach drag of Washington Avenue. One had no phone number I could find, one had a disconnected number and one had only an answering machine with no business name on it.
Prosecutors say at least 88 victims have been identified with total losses in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. One victim was gouged $43,000, the AP reports.
Some of the accused are being held without bail and one top operative is believed to have fled the country, the story said. U.S. Attorney Wifredo Ferrer told the AP that such scams could give “our tourism industry a black eye. We are pleased to have put this ring out of operation.”
Readers, has anyone heard of this scam or of anything similar in another pleasure capital, Las Vegas? I have heard of tourists there being taken for a financial rubdown at illicit massage parlors.

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Mi Tierra: This isn’t just a restaurant. It’s a San Antonio institution, ranked above the Alamo and the River Walk as a must-see by Lonely Planet readers. Started in 1941 with three small tables, this still-family run restaurant now seats 500 and is open 24 hours a day. The Tex-Mex food is good, but the atmosphere is what draws returning locals and visitors. With tens of thousands of Christmas lights, piñatas, banners, fiesta flags, murals and strolling mariachis, it’s like a fraternity party, a bachelorette party and the Spurs-just-won-the-NBA-Championship party rolled into one. Don’t miss the giant carved oak bar, the room-long mural depicting such Mexican revolutionaries as Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa along with the Cruz family and the gift shop where you can buy pretty much anything you can buy in a Mexican market. www.mitierracafe.com
Liberty Bar: Last year, in preparation for its 25 year anniversary, this popular San Antonio restaurant upgraded from its 1890 leaning brothel location to an equally-ancient Benedictine convent. The new hot peach loca …

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… I hollered out (for them) to help me and they would not help,” said the man. “When we fell, I heard my rib pop. I said, ‘Oh man, that’s all I need, is something else.’”
In addition to suffering a broken rib, the man was also left with cuts and bruises on his elbow.
Police said they tracked down Peterson through a license plate number on her getaway car. She was arrested at her East side home Thursday afternoon.
This, however, is not the first time Peterson has been behind bars. Criminal records show she has been in trouble with the law, off and on, for about 35 years.
Her criminal record shows she has been arrested for crimes such as theft, prostitution and drug possession, but never served more than a few years in jail.

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