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"[Erik] Martin estimates that about 20 percent of the content on Reddit is N.S.F.W. (not safe for work), but emphasizes that this also includes “Trees,” Reddit’s dedicated marijuana-loving community. Regardless of the accuracy of Martin’s estimate (many experts think the porn traffic is much higher), the popularity of subReddits like “Gone Wild” and the now-banned “Creepshots,” which featured photos of girls taken without their knowledge, helped create a profile of the typical Redditor as a nerdy, pervy, compulsively masturbating pothead."—Jay Kang New York Times "Should Reddit Be Blamed for the Spreading of a Smear?" 28 July 2013 (link)

"Deputies say [83-year-old Seminole pedestrian] James Morris Wheeler was struck around 8:43 a.m. by L.C. Dudley, 85, who was driving a 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis southbound on 113th Street North and 74th Avenue around." Staff Tampa Tribune "Seminole pedestrian killed while crossing road" 27 July 2013 (link)

"Celestar defense firm chief executive officer Greg Celestan wanted to bring two younger associates to the Tampa headquarters from his firm's office near Washington, D.C. When they said they wanted to live somewhere without relying on a car, he told them to stay there. "I think that the lack of reliable mass transit adversely affects our ability to attract a younger demographic that does not want to drive to work or entertainment," Celestan says. […] Cushman & Wakefield commercial real estate executive Larry Richey points to the nation's two mass transit laggards among major metro areas: Tampa Bay and Detroit, which just declared bankruptcy."—Robert Trigaux Tampa Bay Times "Lagging on mass transit, Tampa Bay tries to get its act together again" (link)