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Alex Copper, Alex Cooper, Prosper Marketplace, Prosper Loans fraudulently purporting to be lender Prosper Marketplace Sep 28, 2017 Recipients have notified the Department of Business Oversight (DBO) of unsolicited email being sent by someone using the names Alex Copper and Alex Cooper. My name is Alex Cooper, and I am a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER ™ professional and a partner with the PRISM Group of North Florida, Inc., a local financial services firm. Currently in the U.S.
3-25-14: Three days prior to Alex's 15th birthday, March 28th, Dr. Joyce found a tumor on his left leg under the knee. He immediately scheduled Alex for scans that day and a bone biopsy the following day. Diagnosed with osteosarcoma in three different areas on March 26th, 2014. One in his lower leg - below the knee, one in his hip joint, and the most painful one for him is in his spine pressing on a muscle. As this new journey begins, the steps of procedure is unclear to me. Our cancer doctor, Dr. Yeager has expressed concern of how to treat this type of reoccurring osteosarcoma. He has not heard of it nor knows how to treat it. For the tumor to come back in areas other then the lungs is very rare. He will be looking for the advice of Dr. Anderson, formerly of MD Anderson Hospital. I will update as I feel able to, not nearly as much as prior. As I am a single mother of three wonderful boys, little to no help from Alex's father or his family, relying completely on my parents, sisters, family members, and friends for help with all of us. Those in our lives are a complete blessing to our family. No matter how small you think the gesture is, it has a huge impact on our lives. I appreciate your support, words of hope, & encouragement during Alex's next steps in life. This journey may lead Alex & myself to another state for treatment or just on the other side of this state. I am determined to go as far as I may need to insure comfort with his medical treatment.
Additional ways to stay in touch:
1) Children's Hospital's webpage: http://www.nationwidechildrens.org/ send a greeting card online. Printed, then handed to Alex while he is in the hospital.
2) Alex has a Facebook account.
3) Send me a personal email to familycircle7@hotmail.com
If you would like to donate financially, please contact me at familycircle7@hotmail.com
or copy and paste this direct link to paypal, you will need an account to access this account. . . https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Z6X5EZKFZQGZC
also a site was made on www.gofundme.com/alexcooper (http://www.gofundme.com/alexcooper)
and finally, Chase Bank is able to take deposits. I'll post the details once I receive them.
All of this information was posted during Alex's first journey with osteosarcoma in 2013.
Our prayers go out to all of you, that you can handle Alex's diagnoses of telangiectatic osteosarcoma as high spirited & courageous as he has & will during his battle to over come this disease
appreciate your support, words of hope, & encouragement during Alex's next steps in life.
Additional ways to stay in touch:
1) Children's Hospital's webpage: http://www.nationwidechildrens.org/ , send a greeting card online. Printed, then handed to Alex while he is in the hospital.
2) Facebook, I believe you can send him messages.
These are the dates that Alex will be at Children's Hospital for his chemo treatments. These dates may go over a day or so, depending on how his body reacts to the medicine. This is only the first half of his treatment plan. A second half will be added at a later time after we know what his surgery plan is to remove the tumor.
February 28th, 2013 until March 6th, 2013
March 25th, 2013 until March 28th, 2013 (Alex's 14th birthday) Room H12B.40
April 1st, 2013 until April 4th, 2013 Room H12B.33
April 8th, 2013 until April 11th, 2013 Room H12A.15
April 29th, 2013 until May 2nd, 2013 Room H12B.42
May 6th, 2013 until May 8th, 2013 Room H12A15
Surgery, then four more months of chemo (dates listed below)
River Valley Middle School 8th grade student body designed t-shirts in honor of Alex. They are a yellow, black, and white design saying, 'COOPER RV CARES' with the number 42 (his RV Football number) and a Viking mascot on the front of the shirt. Hessler s Screen Printing and More, in Marion made the shirts in honor of Alex. Bryce Hessler, who's parents (Kim and James) own and operate the store, has been a wonderful and encouraging friend to Alex. The colors are to remind Alex, even though his fellow student body and RV staff may or may not be Pittsburgh Steeler fans, they will wear the colors proudly in support of him. The student body and staff also purchased snow cones during the school's Relay for Life walk that was held during school hours in May to benefit any of Alex's needs.
River Valleys team for the Marion Counties Relay for Life honored Alex as well. The lime green t-shirt proudly had Alex's last name on the right sleeve of their designs this year. Ms. Itterly helped to make this happened. Let me give a shout out to her for such a wonderful and helpful friend that she has been to our family. (And a cancer survival herself, 9 year survival!!!)
For family and friends wanting to help out, please contact me so that we can figure out what will best meet Alex's needs and reach his goals. If you feel a financial donation is needed, please contact me or use the PayPal link below for additional expenses or special needs for Alex that may arise for his future. Honestly, if you just drop a greeting card in the mail it seems to have a special place in his heart before he even has the card opened.
PayPal link:https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=8DNBURHCULRK4
If family and friends would like special photos added to this website, please email them to me. familycircle7@hotmail.com When sending an email to me, please mark 'Alex Cooper' in the subject line. Also, send me a quick note letting me know its ok to post the photo on his site and a description to add with the photo.
SURGERY - (at Cleveland Clinic) May 20th, 2013 until June 4th, 2013
2nd half of Chemo dates
July 1 - 3
July 22 - 25
July 29 - August 1
August 5 - 7
August, 26 - 29
September 3 - 6
September 10 - 12
September 24 - 27
October 1 - 4
October 8 - 10
October 22 - 25
October 28th - November 1st; LAST CHEMO!!!
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| Call Her Daddy | |
|---|---|
| Presentation | |
| Hosted by | Alexandra Cooper |
| Genre | Human sexuality, Sexual relationships, Interview, Culture of New York City |
| Created by | Alexandra Cooper Sofia Franklyn |
| Language | English |
| Production | |
| No. of episodes | 107 (list of episodes) |
| Publication | |
| Original release | October 3, 2018 – present |
| Website | Official Website |
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Call Her Daddy is a sex advice and comedy podcast currently hosted by Alexandra Cooper, and formerly Cooper and Sofia Franklyn.
The podcast was created by Cooper and Sofia Franklyn in 2018. The podcast is partially owned and distributed by Barstool Sports. In the late spring of 2020, the co-creators and hosts were engaged in a publicized dispute with David Portnoy and Barstool, which resulted in Sofia Franklyn leaving the show and creating her own podcast, Sofia with an F. Cooper remained host and continued the show on her own.
Content[edit]
Podcast content includes sex/relationship advice, stories/anecdotes, discussion of embarrassing moments, and just some classic 'girl talk'.[1]
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History[edit]
Sofia Franklyn and Alexandra Cooper started the podcast in 2018. The podcast rapidly increased in popularity, with downloads rising from 12,000 to 2 million in two months.[2]
According to Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy, the company signed a three-year contract with the co-hosts in 2018. This contract provided a base salary of $70,000, supplemented with bonuses by download statistics and a portion of merchandise sales. The contract ceded all intellectual property to Barstool Sports. Franklyn received an economics degree and hails from Utah.[3] She held a nine-to-five job at the onset of Call Her Daddy. Cooper was a full-time vlogger at the start of the podcast and received schooling at Boston University. The two met by sharing an apartment together.[1]
2020 break and dispute with Barstool Sports[edit]
Following an episode titled 'Kesha... The End' released April 8, 2020, new episodes stopped being released. Explanations for the break were not communicated to fans, with the co-hosts releasing a statement on Instagram noting that they 'legally can't speak out yet.' Amidst the lack of communication, significant speculation developed among tabloids and fan forums. An episode released to the podcast feed by Dave Portnoy, Barstool Sports founder and president, on Sunday May 17 discussed events from the perspective of Barstool. The thirty-minute episode described financial and contractual details. He said that Barstool had offered a base salary of $500,000 to the co-hosts in a rooftop deal, and noted that Barstool was losing $100,000 per episode. He said that Cooper had settled on new terms, but that Franklyn remained on the bargaining table at the advice of her advisors. The New York Times notes that this effort by the co-hosts to re-negotiate terms comes out of a trend of fissures between creative talent and corporate platforms.[2]
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Suit man[edit]
Meanwhile, Franklyn was also involved in a relationship with Peter Nelson (pejoratively called 'Suit Man' by Portnoy), an executive at the time for HBO Sports, who was allegedly actively convincing Franklyn to undermine the podcast's success and ask for more money and merchandising money. Nelson was also allegedly shopping the program around to other distributers for her.[4]
Return[edit]
Cooper was releasing the podcast alone following the break, and said in late May that she would be pushing forward without Franklyn for the future. She told listeners that a new co-host would be chosen soon.[5]Miley Cyrus joined Cooper on the re-started podcast in August 2020. Along with Cooper, she discussed her breakup from Liam Hemsworth.[6]
Franklyn released her own podcast titled Sofia with an F starting in October 2020.[7][8]
Popularity and reception[edit]
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In 2020, Call Her Daddy was the fifth most popular podcast on the streaming service Spotify.[9][10]
SoHo Karen[edit]
In January 2021, Miya Ponsetto (also known as SoHoKaren) gave an interview with Gayle King over her 2020 incident in which she falsely accused a 14-year old black boy of stealing her iPhone. In the interview, Ponsetto is seen wearing a 'Daddy' baseball cap in reference to the Call Her Daddy podcast. Alexandra Cooper later commented that the hat was not official 'merch' from the Call Her Daddy website.[11]
References[edit]
- ^ abRossy, Aura (30 November 2018). 'How 'Call Her Daddy' is empowering women'. The Observer.
- ^ abLorenz, Taylor (19 May 2020). 'The 'Call Her Daddy' Feud: What Happened?'. The New York Times.
- ^Onibada, Ade (20 May 2020). 'Fans Of The Popular Podcast 'Call Her Daddy' Are Picking Sides As The Drama About Its Future Gets Very Messy'. BuzzFeed News.
- ^https://www.distractify.com/p/call-her-daddy-suit-man
- ^Belfiore, Emily (27 May 2020). 'Call Her Daddy's Alexandra Cooper Reveals Where She Stands With Former Co-Host Sofia Franklyn'. E! Online.
- ^Petter, Olivia (14 August 2020). 'Miley Cyrus says she was 'villainised' after split from Liam Hemsworth'. The Independent.
- ^Schuster, Allison (14 October 2020). 'In 'Sofia With An F,' Sofia Franklyn Blames Everyone Else For Call Her Daddy Drama'. The Federalist.
- ^DeNinno, Nadine (7 October 2020). 'Ex-'Call Her Daddy' host Sofia Franklyn launching solo podcast'. New York Post.
- ^Pesce, Nicole Lyn (3 December 2020). 'These were the Spotify playlists and podcasts that got us through 2020'. MarketWatch.
- ^Garvey, Marianne (2 December 2020). 'Bad Bunny tops Spotify's most-streamed list of 2020'. CNN. Retrieved 8 December 2020.
- ^''Call Her Daddy' Host Alex Cooper: Hat on 'Soho Karen' Not 'CHD' Merch'. January 8, 2021.