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The pervy jogger who slapped a TV reporter’s behind during a 10K in Georgia has been identified by officials — and banned from future races.

“Yesterday afternoon we identified him and shared his information with the reporter and her station,” the Savannah Sports Council tweeted, without revealing his name publicly.

The reporter has yet to comment on the creep’s identity — and has not said whether she plans to press charges. »

Similarly, the Point Blank keystone has been seeing use on many Bow and other projectile skills for a long time.

The most powerful uniques using those base types may have been adjusted to compensate for the increase in power.

Tomorrow we're releasing the full patch notes for Path of Exile: Conquerors of the Atlas. »

Recreational marijuana sales in Michigan exceed $1.6 million in first 8 days.

In the first eight days of legal weed sales, $1.6 million of recreational marijuana was sold at the five retail shops open around the state.

The state House Fiscal Agency has estimated that when the recreational market for marijuana is fully established after 2020, annual sales will approach $949 million, bringing in $94.9 million from the 10% excise tax and $57 million from the 6% sales tax. »

Participants were then presented with half of the faces wearing “richer” upper-body clothing, and the other half with “poorer” clothing.

Regardless of these changes, the results remained consistent: Faces were judged as significantly more competent when the clothing was perceived as “richer.”

The paper, “Economic status cues from clothes affect perceived competence from faces,” first appeared online Dec. 9 in Nature Human Behaviour. »