Politician’s Missing Son Found!

Carl Conyers, the college-aged son of U.S. Representative John Conyers, went missing Tuesday from his off-campus apartment near the University of Houston. He was found “unharmed” days later, but details about his disappearance have not been released.

According to authorities, Conyers was last seen by his roommate, Chet Ball, at their apartment. Ball told police that Conyers was covering his face with his t-shirt while cooking something and acted cagey. Ball chalked it up to school stress.

Conyers' girlfriend, Daisha Lewis, was incredibly worried and did a bit of detective work trying to track him down. Having last seen Conyers on Monday, she went to visit him at work the next day, but was told he never showed up. Concerned, she went to his apartment and found his bedroom in a state of disarray. Lewis found clothes piled on the bed. She said his wallet—with all of its contents—keys, and cell phone were all left behind. However, his old phone was gone.

The next day she got a direct tweet from Conyers while at his apartment. It said, “I’m OK.” An hour later, he tweeted, “Everyone come meet me at the UBC”—which is the campus’ student center.

When Lewis, Ball, and a group of other friends went to the UBC to meet Conyers, someone went back to his room and took his debit card, ID, and some clothes. Lewis discovered the missing items after she returned there. No one knows yet if it was Conyers himself who did it.

Completely perplexed, Lewis checked the tweets from her boyfriend. They were sent from the same IP address as the apartment’s Wi-Fi. That led her to believe they may have been tweeted from the parking lot. She then went and checked his laptop, phone messages, FaceTime, browser history, and bank account for any suspicious activity. She found nothing. Shortly after, the police were called after that.

Help us find our fellow coog and bring him home safely! @CarlConyers no longer has facial hair, If seen call 3133205339! pic.twitter.com/n8QoNsp5FR

— UH Alphas (@UHALPHAS) November 17, 2016

Conyers eventually turned up. He had shaved the beard that he spent the better part of the school year growing and didn’t provide any answers to what was going on. The investigation is ongoing.

Find your loved ones with cell phone tracker software. 

Missing persons cases occur all over the country daily. They don’t all end up with the individual being found. That’s why it’s important that you keep an eye on your own loved ones and pay attention to any odd behavior. And one of the best ways to do so is with high-quality cell tracker software.

If you want to monitor cell phone activity safely and securely, you should do your research and look for a product that suits your needs. There are so many spy apps on the market today that it's difficult to know which ones are legitimate. It's wise to take a look at all of the spyware reviews that you can, before you go ahead and purchase one.

Conyers is home safe and sound. While his girlfriend did a lot to try and find him, his parents may have been able to actually do so had they installed tracking software on his old phone. You should learn from their mistake and install a top spy app product on your child's phone today.

SEXY SELFIES: The Gateway to Porn and Prostitution

No parent ever thinks their daughter will become a stripper, a prostitute, or a porn star, but it happens. Every day, some young girl from somewhere in America turns to life on the streets, the pole, or the web. They all have different reasons for it. Some do it because they were forced into it. Others had been molested. A few do it for the thrill or fame. Almost all do if for the money. The big question is … will your baby girl do it too?

The World Wide Web of sex.

It’s been said that 90% of the Internet is porn. That may be an over-inflated percentage, but in a way, it’s true. Even if you’re not looking at porn, chances are an ad or link or image on a web page you’re looking at is connected to something sexual. Sex is everywhere. Sex sells. And your kids have direct access it anytime they want it.

Who can turn your daughter into a ho?

Think about how much stuff you see on the Internet. Guess what? Your kids are seeing it too. Even the stuff that’s not considered “porn” still has an effect on them. Celebrities are a huge influence. The Kardashians, Real Housewives, Rihanna, Drake, and every other person on MTV and reality television exposes their trashy, over-sexualized personas 24/7. Your kids follow them on Twitter and Facebook. They carry them in their pockets. And they try to emulate them.

Sexy selfies: porn’s gateway drug.

Nothing shows exactly how affected your kids are quite like the selfie. Sure social media posts illustrate how shallow and self-involved kids can be, but the selfie proves it. Girl after girl after girl post selfies all day long in search of likes, reposts, and compliments. Follow a girl long enough and you’ll see a change over time—from innocent to coy to sexy to downright slutty. It’s up to you as a parent to make sure it stops … before it can get any worse.

Time to spy.

Moms and dads all over the world are installing spy apps for Android and iPhone on the phones of their children in order to monitor their daily lives. They use them to see who their kids are sharing things with and what they are looking at. You can install a top spy app on the iPhone of your daughter to see what pictures she is taking and posting of herself. You can view all of her texts, tweets, and chats with it. And you can even see where she is!

A really good cell phone tracker app is a fantastic tool for parents of teen girls who may be starting to edge toward the sexy side of social media. Do yourself a favor and look into one yourself right away.

Drink, Drank, Drunk: Why Do Americans Binge Drink?

For some reason, binge drinking is higher in America than anywhere else. Many experts believe it is because of the legal drinking age being set at 21. Some feel it is due to the culture and attitude toward alcohol in the home. And others believe it can be attributed to both.

According to a fact sheet released by the CDC (Center for Disease Control), about 90% of the alcohol consumed by Americans under age 21 is through binge drinking. 1 in 6 American adults binge drinks approximately 4 times a month. They consume about eight drinks per each of those binges. While binge drinking is more common among adults aged between 18 and 34, the 65 and older bingers do it more often.

The culture of alcohol in America.

Recent research from the WHO (World Health Organization) cites both age and culture as a factor. They point out that America’s legal age of 21 doesn’t give parents the opportunity to introduce proper alcohol consumption to their children. In many countries outside the U.S., it is common for younger teens to drink some wine or beer at the dinner table. The WHO found that while European teens drank more often, only 1 in 10 occasions resulted in intoxication. The opposite was found of American teens. Approximately half of those numbers ended up inebriated.

Public health officials believe that Europeans drink more responsibly because it is not seen as taboo. The act of consuming alcohol is encouraged, respected, and monitored. Here in America, teens go crazy once they get their hands on alcohol, because of its unattainability. They know the effects of alcohol. They like it. And they feel they may not be able to re-experience those effects anytime soon, so they binge. College kids do it because they live in a world of “partay!”—where drinking and drinking games rule at the end of the day.

Why do adults drink?

There are a lot of reasons why American adults drink. The most common one is that life is stressful. After a long day of work, grownups want to unwind. Alcohol relieves their tension. Many have kids. Raising children can be very stressful. Some of those parents never get a moment away from their kids. Drinking is a way for them to escape from their stress. And a rare night out with friends and wine is a good time.

Binge drinking: a learned behavior.

So we know why teens and college students binge drink, but why would an adult do so?

Why not drink more responsibly? Why doesn’t binge drinking end once you know that you can have it anytime? When there’s nobody pressuring you to chug, chug, chug.

Excessive drinking is a learned habit (a bad one)—and bad habits are difficult to break. By not learning to drink responsibly at an early age, we are, in effect, learning to drink irresponsibly. That stays with us throughout life. Add to that our beliefs that we need alcohol to relax and we have a basis for life-long abuse.

Things you can do to make sure your teen avoids binge drinking?

• As with anything, having a serious talk with your child is the first step. And know that that one conversation is not the only one.
• Revisit the topic often. Remind them of the dangers of underage drinking.
• Keep an open dialogue with your loved ones. Let them know that you’ve experienced the same types of events and pressures that they may be experiencing.
• Check up on them. Constantly. If you see any changes in their behavior or signs of substance abuse—address it immediately.
• Install a high-quality mobile monitoring spy app on their cell phones. A top spy app can give you great insight into their real life as well as their digital one. 

What can good cell phone tracking software do for you?

A top cell phone spy app gives you total access to your teenager’s:

• Emails
• Call logs
• Social media activity
• Pictures
• Videos
• GPS location
• Texts
• SMS messages
• More