The Neighbour From Hell!

A New Jersey couple says the $1.3 million dream home they bought in Westfield a year ago came with six bedrooms, a sprawling lawn for their three kids, and a creepy stalker, who the owners say began sending threatening letters three days after they took possession. The letters, signed by "the Watcher," claim the home "has been the subject of my family for decades," and "I have been put in charge of watching and waiting for its second coming," reports CBS News. Eerier still, the individual, who claims to have watched the house for two decades, asks, "Have they found out what's in the walls yet?" and says, "I am pleased to know your names now, and the name of the young blood you have brought to me." The individual also inquires about who is sleeping in which bedrooms so "I can plan better."



Read more: http://www.wezl.com/articles/weird-news-104673/family-flees-dream-home-and-its-13710752#ixzz3eDIOHgsf

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Folks, this whole issue with Bill Cosby stinks to high heaven, and I didn't know who to believe from the get-go!


Did Bill do some stuff he wasn't supposed to?

Probably!


Are a bunch of bloodsucking females jumping into the fray because they see some publicity, or better yet ..............., a pot of god at the end of the rainbow?

Definitely!


AND, instead of dying down over the past few months the waters have just gotten darker!

Bill Cosby has filed legal paperwork challenging Janice Dickinson's defamation lawsuit, claiming the former supermodel is a self-proclaimed drug addict and liar who's attempting to cash in on the current "media frenzy."


The motion comes as a response to Dickinson's lawsuit against Cosby, 77, for defamation, false light and intentional infliction of emotional distress, after the comedian's team said she lied when accusing him of sexually assaulting her in 1982.


Cosby's lawyers are arguing for her defamation suit be thrown out entirely, and for the actor to be awarded attorney's fees and costs, according to documents filed to the Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday and later obtained by PEOPLE.


The comedian's legal team asserts that Dickinson, 60, is "complaining that she has been branded a liar, when, in fact, lying is part of her 'brand.' " They reference her participation in the reality show Recovering Celeb Addicts, Reformed Liars as evidence of her self-professed struggles with telling the truth.


Cosby's team also notes that Dickinson denied sleeping with the comedian in her 2002 autobiography, and only "after other women accused Mr. Cosby of sexual misconduct, and a media frenzy developed, Ms. Dickinson decided to cash in on that publicity and she completely changed her story."


In her book No Lifeguard on Duty: The Accidental Life of the World's First Supermodel, Dickinson writes that after having dinner with Cosby in Lake Tahoe in 1982, he "gave [her] the dirtiest, meanest look in the world, stepped into his suite, and slammed the door in [her] face."


However, in a 2014 interview on Entertainment Tonight, the former model claimed she was actually drugged and raped that night, and only excluded the incident from her book because she was pressured by the comedian's attorneys.


Cosby's team denies ever pressuring Dickinson regarding the autobiography, and claims that she has since publicly "retracted that patently false assertion."


According to his attorneys, Cosby should be protected from Dickinson's lawsuit under the Anti-SLAPP statute, which protects public figures from "meritless litigation."Bill Cosby Strikes Back at Janice Dickinson's Defamation Lawsuit


http://www.people.com/article/bill-cosby-strikes-back-janice-dickinson-lawsuit

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Google is slowly connecting the world!


Your prayers have been finally answered – that is, if you asked for Google to come to New York City with free Wi-Fi for all. Because that’s totally happening this year, and it’s all part of Google’s grandiose plan to bring free Wi-Fi to the world.

According to Bloomberg, Google has already set up a company that’ll handle the free Wi-Fi job in the Big Apple. Sidewalk Labs is the Google-backed startup that will turn 10,000 of New York’s old phone booths into ad-supported Wi-Fi pylons this September.

The company is leading a group of investors that are buying Control Group and Titan, companies working on covering New York City with free, superfast Wi-Fi.

The booths will provide cell-phone charging, free domestic phone calls and a touchscreen-based information point that delivers city and transit directions. Their most important feature will be free Wi-Fi Internet access though, and each pylon will have a range of 150 feet.

Each pylon will also deliver advertising on the sides, with the program expected to bring $500 million in ad revenue to the city over the next 12 years.


Two-thirds of the world still remain without internet access. Google is planning to change this by launching a fleet of 180 satellites to provide web access for the 4.8 billion people not yet online, and now Elon Musk and an ex-Google employee plan to launch around 700 satellites in an even larger project


Two-thirds of the world still remain without internet access. Google is planning to change this by launching a fleet of 180 satellites to provide web access for the 4.8 billion people not yet online, and now Elon Musk and an ex-Google employee plan to launch around 700 satellites in an even larger project


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2646039/Googles-plans-world-domination-Search-giant-launch-180-satellites-bring-internet-access-ENTIRE-planet.html#ixzz3eDNI7DrT



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2646039/Googles-plans-world-domination-Search-giant-launch-180-satellites-bring-internet-access-ENTIRE-planet.html