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Mar 22, 8:21 AM EDT Newsletter Signup BusinessTechnologyWorldNationalMedia & CultureOpinionSportsLuxury Media & Culture By Maria Vultaggio @mariamzzarella 12/07/16 AT 10:32 AM Ryan Ashley Malarkey made history Tuesday night when she became the first female tattoo artist to win “Ink Master,” a reality show competition on Spike where people from around the country vie for the coveted title of “Ink Master.” Malarkey beat out fellow artists Gian Karle Cruz and Kelly Doty during the live finale in New York City.Malarkey, 29, is a black and gray tattoo artist based out of Kingston, Pennsylvania. She is the co-owner of The Strange & Unusual Oddities Parlor, an antiques, taxidermy and novelty shop. The tattoo artist graduated from Fashion Institute of Technology in 2007 with a degree in fashion design. She is engaged to keyboardist Josh Balz.Malarkey was the first person to make it to the final two on the live finale. “Ink Master” … [Read more...] about Who Is Ryan Ashley Malarkey? ‘Ink Master’ Star Becomes First Female Tattoo Artist To Win Spike Competition

Five lawyers have left a well-known Sacramento, Calif., law firm to establish a new legal shop focusing on health care and employment matters.Exiting Wilke, Fleury, Hoffelt, Gould & Birney for the new Kennaday, Leavitt & Daponde are name partners Kelli Kennaday, Curtis Leavitt and Michael Daponde and two additional lawyers who are on the partner roster at the new firm, Kelly Ryan and Troy Szabo. Another lawyer, Eunice Majam-Simpson, left Nossaman to join Kennaday, Leavitt as senior counsel and Nicole Moore, a recent law graduate, is a Kennaday Leavitt associate, according to the Sacramento Bee and the Sacramento Business Journal.Kennaday, who chaired the labor and employment practice at her now-former firm, says major changes in the Affordable Care Act, as well as perennially changing California law made this a good time for the group to go out on its own and expect to be busy.“The ACA is a lifetime employment act for health care attorneys,” Curtis Leavitt told the … [Read more...] about 5 lawyers from well-known Calif. firm form new boutique

During a Fox News segment on immigration, former Donald Trump campaign advisor Corey Lewandowski made a comment about a young immigrant that has drawn criticism from all corners of Twitter."I read today about a 10-year-old girl with Down syndrome who was taken from her mother and put in a cage," Democratic strategist Zac Petkana said. "Womp, womp," Lewandowski replied."Did you just say 'Womp, womp' to a 10-year-old girl with Down syndrome being separated from her mother?" Petkana returned. "How dare you? How absolutely dare you, sir? How dare you?" The discussion happened on The Story With Martha MacCallum on Tuesday. Petkana was referencing a story, told by Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray, about a young girl who was separated from her mother after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Videgaray said that the girl is in McAllen, Texas, while the mother was taken to a center in Brownsville, Texas."Our consulate in McAllen is doing the gestures so that, in an immediate fashion, the … [Read more...] about Corey Lewandowski, former Trump campaign advisor, under fire for mocking immigrant girl with Down syndrome

SECTIONS Search E-edition Customer Service Customer Service SacBee Rewards About Us About Us Contact Us Apps Mobile & Apps Twitter, Facebook, Google+, YouTube News in Education (NIE) Newsletters Local Sacramento Region Arena City Beat Crime Local Govt Salary Database The Homeless Marcos Bretón Transportation Education Environment Health & Medicine Traffic Conditions Weather Communities Elk Grove Folsom/El Dorado Roseville/Placer Yolo Sports Sports Kings NBA News 49ers Giants Oakland A's High School Sports Joe Davidson More Sports Raiders NFL News MLB News River Cats Soccer Colleges Golf Autos Racing Politics Politics Capitol Alert State Workers The California Influencer Series Local Elections PoliGRAPH State Worker Salary Database Legislative Gifts … [Read more...] about San Francisco leaders hate Trump enough they just voted to limit the city’s water rather than do this

In Part One of this series, we observed that politicians such as Beto O’Rourke have proven that they are “digital natives.”  That is, they’ve grown up with social media, and their “fluency” is already reshaping campaigns. In this second part, we can consider more closely the impact that social media will  have on our politics in the future.  As we shall see, it could get . . . interesting. The New Media StyleFor instance, we come to Rep.-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, the new darling—and perhaps even the new leader—of progressive politics.  She boasts 1.61 million Twitter followers, which is more than the followership of the other 63 new Democrats coming to the House combined. Born in 1989, Ocasio-Cortez has lived and breathed the Internet life.  The signature media moment of her underdog primary campaign was new media—specifically, atwo-minute video that was never a TV spot, but that went … [Read more...] about Pinkerton: Digital Natives in Politics–Wannabes Are Seeking the Warmth of a Billion Suns