Miley Ray Cyrus, a person deeply obsessed with herself and her appearance, pretended to be surprised and hid her face from the paparazzi [Most likely after calling them] as she exited her doctors building in Beverly Hills.
Miley has been suffering from strep throat, but surprisingly she did not reveal the cause of it on Twitter. She is so internationally popular that ‘Miley Cyrus’ trended on Twitter worldwide today.
For the first time in months, Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus were seen out and about together in Hollywood. In fact, the Aussie hunk was being protective of the singer. 
On again
Their date on Monday followed Miley’s revelation via Twitter that she had been unable to get in touch with her dad, Billy Ray, since the news of her parents’ divorce last week: “@BillyRayCyrus since your text and email obviously aren’t working would you like to talk like this?”
Miley’s mum, Tish, is citing irreconcilable differences as the reason to end their marriage of 19 years. She is also seeking full physical and legal custody of Noah, 13.
It looks like this divorce is bringing Liam and Miley closer together once again.
What can you get with $ 25? Your very own, cute little Raspberry Pi computer. What can you get with that, plus a little time, a few peripherals and some command-line know-how? Your very own Tor proxy and wireless access point.
Adafruit’s got the goods with an instructional on turning a Raspberry Pi into an “Onion Pi” — a terminal loaded with some serious surveillance-vanquishing power. Essentially, Tor protects your privacy by letting you maintain your anonymity. It routes your Web traffic through various relays to conceal your location and identity, and it has been in use by parties legitimate (and not) whenever an incredibly high level of anonymity is needed.
The hardware required is pretty straightforward: You need the Pi computer, Ethernet cable, Wi-Fi adapter with antenna, the Raspbian OS saved on a SD card and a power supply. You can cobble most of that together from various sources — you might even have some of it lying around — or you could buy an Onion Pi Pack from Adafruit for $ 94.95. (A portion of the sales will be donated to the Tor Foundation.)
Users install Tor via the command line, edit the host access point (to, say, “Onion Pi”) and change the password. A few more commands, an edit to the IP routing tables, and sha-bam — you’re routing Wi-Fi connections through Tor. If you want to become an actual part of the network, you can even set up the Pi as a Tor relay.
While some organizations don’t take too kindly to people hacking their kit, the Raspberry Pi Foundation seems pleased as punch if people could use this to “Foil the NSA and Prism with a Tor proxy.”
If you prefer your security with a little less work, you could always go with something like Disconnect 2.
Source: Adafruit
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Ashley was spotted earlier this morning (June 19th) as stepped out of her car and made her way to the CAA building in Los Angeles, CA. Looking terribly stunning in a double-denim outfit matched with pair of Premium booties and a high top-knot, the soon-to-be 28-year-old lady stopped by the CAA building for some morning meetings. Exciting!
For those who didn’t know (or simply didn’t remember) – the Creative Artists Agency (CAA) is the talent agency representing Tisdale. Stay tuned to AshleyTisdale.org in case we hear some worthy tidbits from this meeting to share with you guys!
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Eleven goals later, it was the Stanley Cup Final game that finally ended, and the Blackhawks tie up the series at 2-2.
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Civil disobedience. HIV. Smoking. Poor diet. Incarceration. What do those things have in common?
Sesame Street.
The latest special episode set on everyone’s favorite street, Little Children, Big Challenges: Incarceration, will focus on children who have parents who are in prison. Since an estimated 1 in 28 children have a parent in the pokey, the topic is timely.
“What’s ‘carcerated’,” Zoe asks. “And why was your dad in it?”
The latest Sesame Street special episode features a muppet named Alex and is intended to help children who find themselves in situations where a parent is in prison navigate that life.
If Evil Elmo is Elmo’s dad, then Elmo should totally watch this.
With new characters, musical numbers, special storybooks, and even its own app, Incarceration hopes to help ease the fears and frustrations real children feel when a parent is behind bars. Having tackled such topics as divorce and deployment, both of which mark changes to the family unit, Incarceration is an extension of what Sesame Street has already done.
As an online-only kit, Incarceration clips won’t air during normal programming, and Alex won’t become a regular on Sesame Street.
But since Oscar’s been in the can for 44 years now, Alex joining the show could totally work.
The Jim Henson-created series, which has been on the air since 1969, has rarely shied away from controversy. Its audience was and has always been children and its purpose to talk to children about big issues in ways they can understand.
So what do you think of Sesame Street’s latest special, Hollywood Gossips?
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