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It isn’t as if I’d by no means heard of Tinder, Grindr and their ilk — they’ve, in spite of everything, surpassed brick-and-mortar meat markets as the go-to bone factories for anyone underneath 40. However traversing the unknown terrain of digital dating is like trying to find your approach out of The Labyrinth. It’s a disorienting maze of recent social mores, where strangers try to lure you with disembodied extremities; trolls run amok; previous males in tight pants could or might not count on you to pee after they slap you; and you’re fortunate if you happen to make it out alive without dropping your innocence and your lunch.

Obama’s marketing campaign took a PR hit when one of his supporters, Chicago-space developer Tony Rezko, was arrested on Jan. 28, 2008, on federal costs of conspiracy, influence peddling and demanding kickbacks. The candidate instructed reporters that he planned on ridding his marketing campaign of $80,000 contributed by Rezko. Obama had worked for nonprofit groups that had ties with Rezko’s improvement company and worked 5 to seven hours directly for Rezko’s agency [source: Chicago Tribune]; the developer had contributed and helped increase about $120,000 for Obama’s 2004 Senate marketing campaign; and Obama as senator site (host.io) wrote two letters supporting a Rezko venture. The senator reportedly gave away or returned $44,000 of contributions from Rezko and promised another $40,350 could be donated to charities.

But, I have been on a little bit of a music analysis kick just lately and decided to give it a shot, hoping that it could be satisfy the same itch as Dissect and Switched On Pop, but possibly make me chortle alongside the best way. The primary few episodes have been slightly tough, but I’m glad I stuck it out, as a result of it is at present certainly one of my favourite podcasts. The episode about “Jesse’s Woman” is an early highlight, but the show really hits its stride with Ludacris’ “What’s Your Fantasy.”