Apple kicks off its '12 Days of Gifts' promo with four Timberlake tracks

The lawsuit alleges the gift giving and fundraising reached more than three dozen legislators."Since 2000 to the present," Smira says in the court document, "defendants have hosted hundreds of fundraising events in which defendants illegally contributed hundreds of thousands of dollars to dozens of elected officials, including but not limited to, 11 senators, 26 Assembly men/women, and various other high ranking public officials and representatives."Smira attorney Jesse Ortiz says the legislators in question "will be identified" later in the case, though he didn't specify when.State campaign finance officials declined to comment on any possible investigation of the lobbying firm. Sloat, Higgins, Jensen & Associates reported more than $3.5 million in lobbying fees in 2013, and lists dozens of blue-chip clients on its website. 

An earlier version of this story failed to clearly explain the nature of local law enforcement's potential charges against Ms. Smira.John Myers is News10's political editor. Check out his Twitter feed on California politics, his Facebook page, and the weekly News10 Capitol Connection politics podcast.Apple has kicked off its '12 Days of Gifts' promo for iDevice owners with content from Justin Timberlake.Check the people who've liked the related videos on YouTube and see if they list their social information, for example,spiderman costume and point out your new content to them. The two songs and two videos, all live recordings from the iTunes Festival that rocked the roof off London's Roundhouse back in September, can be downloaded for free as an album, or individually. 

Three of the tracks – Take Back the Night, True Blood, and TKO – were first heard on the second part of Timberlake's 20/20 Experience studio album released in September, while the fourth, SexyBack, was released in 2006 on his FutureSex/LoveSounds album.If you're a die-hard Justin Timberlake fan,I would advise that you don't do this for tons of micro-topics, of course, so don't go crazy creating a gazillion pages where the content could be condensed into one superhero costumes or just a few pages. then this is pretty awesome news. If you're not, Apple's first freebie will be about as appealing as a swim in a sewer. In that case, there's always tomorrow's gift.Apple has been running its annual 12-day festive giveaway since 2008, though this is the first time US-based users have been able to join in the fun.Use Followerwonk to find people with related interests in their Twitter bios and Corset wholesale interact with them so they can see it.Keep an eye on the stats for whatever you produce.For each of the next 12 days, the Cupertino company is offering iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch owners a free download – it could be a game, app, song, book, movie, or TV show – via its 12 Days of Gifts app, which you can grab from the iTunes store here if you don't already have it.