In the countdown to Stephen Colbert's Rally to Keep Fear Alive, he's made several tongue-in-cheek references to Reese's, a rally sponsor, being “the candy with something to hide, specifically peanut butter." It's time for Colbert to reveal what Reese's is really hiding -- child labor and human trafficking in its cocoa.
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Facebook has pledged to address photo privacy concerns after receiving blog and media coverage around the world and emails from more than 100 Change.org members. In a statement released by Facebook, the site promised to address the discovery that deleted photos weren't actually disappearing from Facebook's servers and instead were kept online indefinitely.
After leaving a "Legalize Dog Fighting" fan page up for days, despite numerous abuse reports, Facebook finally took it down within a day of Change.org community members telling the company not to condone dog fighting. More than 450 people sent the message that animal abuse cannot be tolerated, and must be taken as seriously as other violent crimes.
On October 11, 2010, the Puerto Rico senate passed the resolution urging the U.S. government agencies to permanently deny Bioculture permission to import and breed monkeys at a compound in Guayama. In addition, the municipality of Guayama unanimously passed a ban on the import, export, breeding and use of monkeys for experiments within the city's boundaries. These two acts have effectively shut down Bioculture's plan to house and breed more than 4,000 captured monkeys for research and has made it clear that the facility is not welcome in Puerto Rico.
Facebook has pledged to address photo privacy concerns after receiving blog and media coverage around the world and emails from more than 100 Change.org members. In a statement released by Facebook, the site promised to address the discovery that deleted photos weren't actually disappearing from Facebook's servers and instead were kept online indefinitely.
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