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Rules for Creating a SHero Movie Story A movie where the lead is a female, and all her allies are female.  Definition Movie Coverups - often a female cannot accomplish or portray something so the movie house will go to various extents to cover up a failure or shortcoming by females. The SHE She is constantly praised by other characters in the movie (for being unique, brave and smart). She lives with near-constant emotional pain. She has physical ailments, but will sacrifice to accomplish a task – even at the expense of her own life or health. She never asks a man for anything – including water. She has no love interest whatsoever – except for possibly a long-since-dead Daddy. (yes daddy issues) When she succeeds in a task, she behaves like a juvenile with a favorite toy.  (Movie coverups) She has great physical strength even though she CANNOT DO ONE (1) pullup. She often wears baggy clothes, usually to hide a lack of muscle development.  The SHero's Female Bosses...

To add your own alert, login to google, then google.com/alerts   Beside the tracers/alerts, we have links to MORE news articles. Presume they have been arrested. Ask for links, if you need or want them. Added 2025-Dec-26 Kamalpreet Singh - an Indian national who illegally entered the U.S. in 2023, is accused of causing a deadly multi-vehicle wreck on a Washington freeway on December 11. ( article /qt-fp-17214) Added 2025-Dec-18 Radule Bojovic - Illegal Immigrant Cop working in Hanover, Illinois, Police Department   Added 2025-Dec-17 Edward York - a fired Metro East staffer accused of acting as an attorney for ICE detainee (qt-fp-17118)   Added 2025-Dec Rajinder Kumar - driving a semi-truck killed 2 in Crash in Oregon Added 2025-Dec-6 Paul Campo - conspiring to traffic drugs and launder millions of dollars for a Mexican cartel (qt-fp-17143) Robert Sensi - conspiring to traffic drugs and launder millions of dollars for a Mexican cartel (qt-fp-17143)   Added 2025-...

Outline and framework for BLOG Quick Notes on Self-deportation Voluntary Abandon immigration hearing Voluntary Abandon Hold Status from deportation Voluntary Return via “ Project Homecoming ” [uscis.gov/kim] Condition of non-prosecution of misdemeanor or criminal act Self deporting without prior agreement does not excuse crime [newsnation.com] Surrender/Abandon all causes for deportation Currently under Trump, Who will be Deported/Arrested Trump's first week in office ( article ) It is estimated that Joe Biden allowed 13.7M people into the U.S.A. [Grok 001/faq-535] 3.7M are receiving food stamps [zerohedge] It is estimated that Joe Biden failed to remove 1.4 million migrants [ Grok 001/faq-536 ] 95+% of convicted criminals were undetained/undeported under Biden [ Need ] GROK:  how convicted criminals were released from prison and were undetained or undeported under Biden 425,431 convicted criminals (felony rapists, murders, assaulters) [foxnews.com/faq-330] 222,141 with pending c...

Objective Find a person's full name within a press release or news story. Reason Currently - on average, we are seeing 200 news stories per weekday . Clustering the same or similar news stories is helpful for readers, but too often the headlines don't match very similar stories. As such, with slightly dissimilar headlines, the task of clustering becomes tedious, but there is a solution. It is well known (by internet search engines) that some internal "markers" (like a person's name) will help with the clustering of similar webpages, press releases or news stories. That is the focus of work ALMOST done. BOTTOM LINE As we have stated more than once, MOST news stories start with a press release. So, if we start by detecting a person's name in the press release, we can then catch that name early and thereby detect that name in news stories as they go online. So, we start here — clustering news stories based on the "full name" of the person in the news...

TL;DR Less tweets from the Search Engine on a daily basis, more tweets from press releases. Some Context Some of you  that have been around awhile know @borderObserver is an effort to make a workstation for news reporters . The first effort was to make a system whereby the basis for most news reporting was catalogued and reported on. To be clear, the "first effort" was to report on the latest press releases. Why? because that is where 90+% of all news starts from. The days of on-the-ground of gumshoe reporting are mostly gone. By all logically means, having a groud news reporter show up for a "local news briefing" — even for a city council meeting — is too expensive. As such, now-a-days reporters show up and take the printed press release. And in many such cases, they just gather the online press release via newsletters. I want to make this very clear. No actual person shows up for a "local news briefing." Unless, the "briefing" is extra-ordinar...

Today, we are dropping MANY stories that are Federal Government Press Releases, sourced locally and intended for local distribution. To be clear, we are dropping the local news website/webpage from our tweets and tweeting about the Federal Government Press Release instead. However, the links to local news stories (from local outlets) will remain on our daily Search Engine Result Page. We just won't tweet those stories, but instead tweet the Federal Press Release (PR). I'm going to give an example, but it's important to realize that ALMOST ALL of the stories I am talking about are put out as a Federal press release (PR). If you read a PR, more often than not, this PR becomes a copy & paste webpage on local news website .. with NO additional information added. It's pure laziness from the local "news" outfits. Here is one example from KVIA in El Paso Human smuggling operation uncovered in Borderland https://kvia.com/news/border/2025/02/20/human-smuggling-oper...