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"you should know"
"I am engaged ... to Barack Obama. My heart belongs to Barack, and that is who I am currently, finally, engaged to. Yes."
Kirsten Dunst
"Everybody smokes! Models, actresses, everyone! Don't they realize that it's gross? I understand it's an addiction, but it still pains me to see my friends do it".
"I wanted to get an angel wings tatooed on my back, as a guardian thing".
Ms. Evon Cavett
"Easy. Breezy. Beautiful: Cover Girl"
Tampa police say Evon Cavett was the woman who misused the 911 system Wednesday, calling three times to tell dispatchers that her roommate was trying to take beer away from her.
Here's a partial transcript of the 911 calls, released today by the Tampa Police Department.
Dispatcher: "What's the problem right now?"
Cavett: "Domestic violence."
Dispatcher: "What's going on?"
Cavett: "OK, there's an argument going out of control."
Dispatcher: "What are you arguing about?"
Cavett: "Beer. I'm totally embarrassed to even say that. But yeah, it's about beer."
A few minutes later, Cavett then tells the dispatcher that her roommate is trying to take a beer away and asks if police can be sent to her apartment at 712 E. Floribraska Ave.
Officers went to the apartment about 2:35 a.m. Wednesday and found Cavett drinking from a 40-ounce bottle of Bud Light and an unidentified man sitting with her. Cavett told police she had drunk six 16-ounce cans of beer but wasn't finished drinking.
She told officers she didn't call 911, although her home phone number matched the caller ID from the 911 center, police said. She then said she had called about "some kids selling drugs" outside, police said.
The man with her pointed at her, mimed a drinking motion and then mimed holding a phone receiver. The officers told her that the 911 system is for emergencies only and left.
Ten minutes later, Cavett called 911 again. Here's a partial transcriptfrom the second call:
"Two cops just came to my apartment for no reason," Cavett said. "Nobody called them out here."
Cavett then asked for the dispatcher's name.
"I'm Operator 37," the dispatcher said.
"Operator 37? That's not a name. That's number. Honestly, I'm not trying to be funny."
Dispatcher: "Why do you want the police now?"
Cavett: "I don't call y'all for no reason."
Dispatcher: "Well, you just called 10 minutes ago about your roommate taking your beer."
Cavett: "Honestly, I don't remember that."
Cavett then starts crying.
"I can't understand you," the dispatcher said over the sobs.
A few seconds later Cavett replies, "It hurts my feelings." Cavett then gets agitated and tells the dispatcher, "Look, if you're going to lock me up, come here and lock me up! You heard that?"
Dispatcher: "Yes. I did."
Cavett hangs up but calls 911 a final time. The third call is the shortest.
"Come arrest me!" Cavett shouts.
A different dispatcher says, "All right, I'll let them know."
Cavett: "Thank you. Bye."
Cavett, 43, was arrested and charged with three misdemeanors: misuse of the 911 system, obstructing an officer without violence and disorderly conduct. She was released from Orient Road Jail at 4:30 p.m. today after posting $1,250 bail.
A job applicant twittered the following to her group:
“Cisco just offered me a job! Now I have to weigh the utility of a fatty paycheck against the daily commute to San Jose and hating the work”.
This tweet caught the attention of Tim Levad, a channel partner advocate for Cisco. To which he responded: “Who is the hiring manager. I’m sure they would love to know that you will hate the work. We here at Cisco are versed in the web”.
Whoopsie. However, I feel like its nothing compared to this:
Ketchum
This is about a guy named James Andrews who is a VP for communications agency Ketchum who decided to twitter about his impression of Memphis upon his arrival to make a presentation to the Fed Ex worldwide communications group (a group of more than 150 peeps). The twitter post read
True confession but I’m in one of those towns where I scratch my head and say “I would die if I had to live here!”
So, a Fed Ex employee received the twitter (is that a tweet?) and replied to James Andrews and cc'd the FedEx Coporate Vice President, Vice President, directors and all management of FedEx’s communication department plus the chain of command at Ketchum.
Mr. Andrews,
If I interpret your post correctly, these are your comments about Memphis a few hours after arriving in the global headquarters city of one of your key and lucrative clients, and the home of arguably one of the most important entrepreneurs in the history of business, FedEx founder Fred Smith.
Many of my peers and I feel this is inappropriate. We do not know the total millions of dollars FedEx Corporation pays Ketchum annually for the valuable and important work your company does for us around the globe. We are confident however, it is enough to expect a greater level of respect and awareness from someone in your position as a vice president at a major global player in your industry. A hazard of social networking is people will read what you write.
Not knowing exactly what prompted your comments, I will admit the area around our airport is a bit of an eyesore, not without crime, prostitution, commercial decay, and a few potholes. But there is a major political, community, religious, and business effort underway, that includes FedEx, to transform that area. We’re hopeful that over time, our city will have a better “face” to present to visitors.
James, everyone participating in today’s event, including those in the auditorium with you this morning, just received their first paycheck of 2009 containing a 5% pay cut… which we wholeheartedly support because it continued the tradition established by Mr. Smith of doing whatever it takes to protect jobs.
Considering that we just entered the second year of a U.S. recession, and we are experiencing significant business loss due to the global economic downturn, many of my peers and I question the expense of paying Ketchum to produce the video open for today’s event; work that could have been achieved by internal, award-winning professionals with decades of experience in television production.
YIKES!!
Assistant district attorney arrested on theft, intoxication charges
A Clarke County assistant district attorney resigned today, hours after his arrest downtown where he refused to pay for a hot dog during a drunken tussle with a street vendor.
William Michael Olson, 36, was arrested on misdemeanor charges of public intoxication and theft of services, Athens-Clarke police said.
A police officer responded to a 1:25 a.m. report of a fight at the corner of East Broad Street and College Avenue, police said.
A vendor told the officer that Olson ate a hot dog and walked away without paying, but before he left the prosecutor put his hands on the vendor’s chest two times, according to police.
When the officer caught up with Olson, the prosecutor said he didn’t know anything about a hot dog, though he had ketchup and mustard on his shirt, police said.
The officer noted Olson’s speech was slurred and his eyes bloodshot.
The officer told Olson he would arrest him if he didn’t pay for the hot dog, at which time the prosecutor pulled out his wallet and flashed his assistant district attorney badge and cautioned the officer, police said.
He “told me I needed to be careful” and asked if “I was sure that I wanted to do this,” the officer wrote in a report.
When a police supervisor arrived, Olson admitted to the officers that he’d been drinking, but couldn’t recall details of what just happened, police said.