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[Q]: Snooki Arrested for Alleged Public Drunkenness 
  
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 Always outrageous, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi allegedly took things too far this time.The petite reality star, 22, of Jersey Shore was being booked by the Seaside Heights, N.J., police department Friday after she was seen intoxicated in public, a police source confirms. Meanwhile, the cameras on her popular MTV reality show were rolling too.Polizzi was expected to be charged with disorderly conduct, another source says."She didn’t hurt anyone or get in a fight," says the second source. "She just needs to be in a drunk tank for two hours."A rep for the show declined to comment. ||||| WASHINGTON--President Obama was asked about Snooki, the New Jersey television character during his interview on "The View," broadcast on Thursday and taped Wednesday when he was in New York. Obama also brought up Snooki during his speech before the National Urban League on Thursday. But Obama's Snooki memory may be a bit hazy. 
  
 On "The View," host Joy Behar, in a pop culture quiz asked Obama, Should Snooki run as mayor of Wasilla? 
  
 "I've got to admit, I don't know who Snooki is," Obama said. 
  
 BUT OBAMA MADE A SNOOKI JOKE BEFORE: On May 2, 2010, Obama joked about Snooki during his speech at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner. "The following individuals shall be excluded from the indoor tanning tax within this bill. Snooki, J-WOWW, the Situation, and House Minority Leader John Boehner, 
  
 OBAMA'S URBAN LEAGUE SNOOKI REFERENCE: "I was on the "The View" yesterday, and somebody asked me who Snooki was. I said, I don't know who Snooki is. But I know some really good teachers that you guys should be talking about. I didn't say the teacher part, but I just -- (laughter.) The question is, who are we lifting up? Who are we promoting? Who are we saying is important?" 
  
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[A]: Nicole Polizzi, aka Snooki, was arrested this afternoon and charged with disorderly conduct, TMZ reports. The Jersey Shore star ran afoul of the law in Seaside Heights, NJ, where the MTV show was filming. She had been seen at the beach earlier in the day drinking Coke out of a beer bong. A source tells People, "She didn’t hurt anyone or get in a fight. She just needs to be in a drunk tank for two hours." "She was being very disorderly on the beach, bothering other patrons there," a local official tells the Newark Star-Ledger. "When our police went to deal with the situation—not Mike 'The Situation'—they found they needed to arrest her." The diminutive reality icon is having a rough week—she's already been dissed by a New York Times reporter, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, and President Obama.


[Q]: In addition to employing millions of people for a few months, the decennial Census measures population shifts that determine the apportionment of congressional seats among the states. Consequently, it also alters the makeup of the Electoral College, which we're still using. And in that respect, the official figures for the 2010 Census released today are not good for President Obama. For the most part, states he lost in 2008 gained seats, while states he won in 2008 lost them. Texas, for example, gained four congressional seats and four electoral votes, while two seats and two electoral votes were taken from New York. In total, if Obama won the same states in 2012 as he did in 2008, he would have six fewer electoral votes. That could mean the difference in a close race, but it won't change the campaign  the same states that are always battlegrounds will remain battlegrounds, and the election will pretty much hinge on who gets Ohio and Florida, which is great for those two states. 
  
 Census Data Show 308 Million People and a Regional Shift [NYT] ||||| The Census announced today that the U.S. population rose 9.7% to 308,745,538, the slowest increase since the Great Depression. The data also reapportioned the number of seats in the House of Representatives. Here’s the list of who lost and who gained seats: 
  
 New York -2 Ohio -2 Illinois -1 Iowa -1 Louisiana -1 Massachusetts -1 Michigan -1 Missouri -1 New Jersey -1 Pennsylvania -1 Arizona 1 Georgia 1 Nevada 1 South Carolina 1 Utah 1 Washington 1 Florida 2 Texas 4 |||||
[A]: Here's a look at the states that will either gain or lose seats in the House based on the new Census results, from the Wall Street Journal: Gainers: Texas, 4; Florida, 2; and six states with 1: Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, South Carolina, Utah, and Washington. Losers: New York and Ohio lost 2 seats each, and eight states lost a single seat: Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Crunch those new numbers, and the results aren't great for President Obama, notes New York's Daily Intel blog. Generally speaking, states that he lost gained seats, and states that he won lost seats. Obama would have had six fewer electoral votes under these new allotments. "That could mean the difference in a close race, but it won't change the campaign—the same states that are always battlegrounds will remain battlegrounds, and the election will pretty much hinge on who gets Ohio and Florida, which is great for those two states," writes Dan Amira. Click here for more.


[Q]: MANSFIELD, Texas (AP) — A Texas lawyer upset that he wasn't provided a cup of soup during a recent meal has notified a restaurant owner that he'll sue if not reimbursed the $2.25 for the soup. 
  
 Dwain Downing also is seeking $250 in attorney fees for the time spent drafting a letter sent to Benji Arslanovski, who operates Our Place Restaurant in the Fort Worth suburb of Mansfield. 
  
 Downing says the soup was listed on the menu as part of a Saturday special. He says the restaurant offered no discount or substitution when it ran out. 
  
 The lawyer argued the menu amounts to a contract with the customer and Arslanovski violated the terms of the contract. 
  
 But the restaurateur says the menu makes clear the soup comes with a meal "while supplies last." ||||| A delay in the tax stamp needed for Deep Ellum’s Funkytown Fermatorium means the brewery will give away free beer until the government shutdown ends, the Fort Worth, Texas, brewery announced on Facebook. |||||
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A Texas lawyer upset that he wasn't provided a cup of soup during a recent meal has notified a restaurant owner that he'll sue if not reimbursed the $2.25 for the soup, the AP reports. Dwain Downing also is seeking $250 in attorney fees for the time spent drafting a letter sent to Benji Arslanovski, who operates Our Place Restaurant in the Fort Worth suburb of Mansfield. Downing says the soup was listed on the menu as part of a Saturday special. He says the restaurant offered no discount or substitution when it ran out. The lawyer argued the menu amounts to a contract with the customer and Arslanovski violated the terms of the contract. But the restaurateur says the menu makes clear the soup comes with a meal "while supplies last." "I don’t want to make a big deal of this," Downing tells the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. But he says "it was a wrong and deceptive practice." Arslanovski then posted the lawyer's letter online, and it's been reposted by the Dallas Morning News. Per the letter, Downing went to the restaurant on April 16 and ordered the special, which included soup. Told they were out of soup, Downing requested a substitution or price reduction, but staff said that went against restaurant policy. "The menu is an offer for a contract by you," writes Downing. "You then breached the contract by not offering the soup as promised by you on the menu." Arslanovski sees it differently: "Isn’t it amazing?" he says. "This could have been solved with a simple phone call, and he could have come by and gotten a free cup of soup."


