Celebrity Contrarian of the Day: In a recent interview, Adam Carolla took serious, expletive-saturated issue with the Occupy Wall Street protests, which he says are driven by the "participation trophy" culture of "self-entitled monsters" he lovingly refers to as "ass-douches."
Carolla breaks down his perception of the protesters and their demonstrations in signature Man Show fashion:
...then you get out into the real world and you
Occupy Movement News Update of the Day: Just under 350 people were arrested in twin raids on Occupy encampments last night.
In Los Angeles, more than 1,400 LAPD officers dismantled the Occupy LA encampment that had been set up on the south lawn of Los Angeles City Hall since early October.
Some 290 people who refused police orders to evacuate were arrested
NYPD Civil Disorder Guidelines of the Day: An unidentified Occupy Wall Street protester claims they managed to score this list of civil disorder guidelines from the back of an NYPD van after being arrested.
Nothing particularly scandalous here; most of these are very reasonable and straightforward. Indeed, it seems the only real problem with many o
Note Of Note of the Day: From the Associated Press' Washington-based Assistant Chief of Bureau for photos, J. David Ake:
A protester handed President Barack Obama a note while shaking hands along a rope line in New Hampshire today. Photographer Charlie Dharapak smartly zoomed in so you
Controversial Claim of the Day: Jennifer Fox, the pregnant protester who was pepper-sprayed along with 84-year-old Dorli Rainey during last week's Occupy Seattle march, has reportedly miscarried.
The 19-year-old homeless woman, who says she was three months pregnant, penned an email to local blogger Ian Awesome with the terrible news.
Questionable Marketing Campaign of the Day: The Bank of New York Mellon -- the world's largest deposit bank -- occupies poor taste.
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