Here is an interesting and informative YouTube.com video news clip about one of America’s top bounty hunters, Jim Elliott.

Interestingly enough, Jim Elliott compares the job of a professional bounty hunter to that of a sales person. A major part of his job is the use of psychology and salesmanship to get the information and person he is searching for and close the deal.

Learn about the people search techniques and psychology used by this top bounty hunter to find people running from the law on the YouTube.com video below.

Here is part II of the 60 Minutes profile on Facebook.com and Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg.

[ Part I of the Facebook.com profile on 60 Minutes is available here. ]

Part II discusses how Facebook.com has changed the way people find each other and communicate with each other as well as how Facebook has changed the way politicians campaign for higher office.

Part II also discusses some of the privacy issues and problems that Facebook.com has faced and the public backlash to their advertising and marketing system Beacon.

In addition, part II deals with some of the business aspects of Facebook.com – one of the web’s largest social networks and free people search sites.

Facebook.com has over 60 million registered users and is expected to have over 200 million registered users by the end of the year – making Facebook a great resource for social networking; professional networking and people searches.

This YouTube.com video clip is part I of a 60 Minutes TV profile on Facebook and the site’s found Mark Zuckerberg.

The Texas 3rd District Court of Appeals in Austin ruled on January 17, 2008 that the birth dates of Texas state employees are a matter of public record.

A public records legal battle over the birth date information began two years ago when Dallas Morning News reporter Jennifer LaFleur attempted to gain access to a current copy of the Texas state employee payroll database. The Texas comptroller’s office released most of the database; but, unlike in years past, decided to exclude the birth dates of the state employees.

Texas Comptroller Carole Keeton Strayhorn fought to make the birth dates private due to a fear of possible identity theft of state employees personal information.

The comptroller’s office is deciding on a possible appeal to the Texas Supreme Court.

Source: rcfp.org

FOXNews.com is reporting on a bizarre FaceBook.com group that encourages police officers to post stories of their police car collisions that involve pedestrians.

The FaceBook.com POLCOL ( a term used by officers to refer to Police Collisions ) group has over 300 members and allows member officers the opportunity to share POLCOL stories in which a pedestrian has been hit and even upload photos of their damaged vehicles.

A The group stories and picture postings has prompted an internal investigation from London’s Met Commissioner, as a number of the posts allegedly involve British police officers.

You can view the FaceBook.com POLCOL group ( with a FaceBook account ) @ Yes I have had a POLCOL.

Source: FOXNews.com