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Illegal alien arrested in Mexico for alleged murder of East Texas toddler
POSTED: Tuesday, December 10, 2013 - 10:22am
UPDATED: Wednesday, December 11, 2013 - 4:42pm
Tyler, Texas (KETK) —
A 28-year-old illegal alien who resided in Harrison County has been arrested in Mexico for the February 2012 alleged murder of an East Texas toddler.
On Monday, the Harrison County Sheriff's Office and Harrison County District Attorney's Office were notified by the U S Marshall's Office an arrest of the alleged murder suspect, Jose Luis Casiano-Aburto, had been made in Mexico. Casiano-Aburto was listed as the sole suspect in a murder case of February 15, 2012 involving the death of two-year-old Yeli Madalyn Jimenez. Her death was attributed to blunt force injuries reportedly received after Casiano-Aburto struck the child. Casiano-Aburto was dating the mother of the child at the time of her death.
Investigators interviewed family members, including the mother, to find Casiano-Aburto allegedly struck the child in the abdomen and had previously assaulted the mother, Felipa Dominguez.
A warrant for his arrest was sworn after deputies attempted to contact Casiano-Aburto for an interview the day after the child's death and discovered he had fled to his native Mexico. After the warrant had been delivered to the U S Marshall's Office, negotiations for his arrest were made with the U S Border Patrol, Homeland Security, and Mexican Government Authorities.
He will be handed over to U S Marshall's Office Deputies and returned to Harrison County within a few days where he will be held pending trial.
His original bond was $1,000,000, but that may change due his fleeing to Mexico.
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Yep, another one of Obummers potential citizens that he, Hillary, and Davis are so proud of and treat better than U.S. citizens. Democrats and their precious illegals, killing American jobs by the thousands. Also, don't forget about NAFTA another Democratic brainstorm killing tens of thousands more jobs. Even the terrorists are less of a threat to this country and its people than Democrats are now.

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There is conflicting evidence about vaccines and autism. Has anyone delayed getting the MMR vaccine for their child and if there were any problems in doing so.
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My sons' doctor said that Merck is not making any more separate MMR shots until 2011 or so. She said that she actually has patients that are in the middle of their courses and can't get that last shot. I waited until my son was 2 to get his MMR shot and still have not gotten his chicken pox shot, which is now mandatory for school in NJ. I'm hoping to get my boys exposed naturally before my older son goes to kindergarten. Our pediatrician supported our decision to hold off on the shots. She said that any signs of autism should be visible by age 2. Hope this helps for anyone else waiting to vaccinate their children.posted 10/09/2009 by denisemadsen
I also have to comment on twinmom's post as an epidemiologist. Other than the ridiculous statements she made about vaccines not preventing diseases she also stated that pharmaceuticals make 'billions' of dollars from vaccines. The fact of the matter is that it is very hard to convince them to make any vaccines because they are so low profit for them it is barely worth their time to make vaccines (you know they prevent diseases, one dose or series and the population is set for life not a high profit margin there). Chronic diseases on the other hand are high profit for the pharmaceuticals after all you never stop having autism and you'll always need that medicine! Are there children that have severe complications from vaccinations? Absolutely, you can not do one procedure on a whole population and have everyone just perfect from it , but when talking about millions, yes 2 deaths is acceptable when the alternative is 5-10% (measles) 50% (whooping cough) keep a sense of perspective!posted 12/03/2010 by Caite3311
As usual Cappy, you lie and at the same time provide no data to back up your wild conspiracy theory assertions. We have been over this numerous times on multiple threads here - it is clear that you are not ignorant but willfully ignorant and aiming to deceive based on some personal axe to grind. Show some data to back up this latest claim. You can't because you are wrong. You have had this demonstrated to you dozens of times which is why you waited five months before posting here again, hoping that your fact-checkers would have fallen asleep. We have not. You have just lied and in the process insulted the entire medical, biological research, and public health communities. On what basis? None. Grow up and "do some research" yourself.posted 10/19/2012 by jaychaplin
Good news from India--thanks to a comprehensive door-to-door vaccine initiative, funded in large part by the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation, there have been no new polio cases since 2011! YAY VACCINES!! THANK YOU FOR HELPING PREVENT POLIO AND OTHER TERRIBLE DISEASES!!!! India is on its way to eradicating polio, thanks to one thing--vaccines. End of story.posted 10/19/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
Merck is no longer making the three separate vaccinations! See - http://www.askdrsears.com/thevaccinebook/ I'm writing to Merck, my senator and refusing the vacination.posted 01/20/2010 by little_tee
I have been splitting up all of my son's vaccines so that he doesn't get bombarded. On his one year birthday we were finally faced with the Big One: MMR. I know friends who did not immunize their kids and I have one whose child has Autism and he is convinced that it was because of the vaccines. I myself, was raised with science and I believe that the vaccines are a better option than not doing it. In fact, one of my relatives was Edward Jenner who developed the Smallpox Vaccine. Still I spoke with our son's doctor, told her our concerns and asked if they could be split up. She said yes and he got his Measles vaccine that day. Now it has been 5 months of calling to see when or if they will have the Mumps and Rubella vaccines. I finally got an answer today: Kaiser is no longer giving them separately. Period. They told me I should just get the MMR and he'll be covered, but that means he will have had 2 doses of measles and THAT makes me even more nervous. I'm very confused now.posted 06/17/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
Then there's SSPE, subacute sclerosing panencephalitis, which is caused by measles infections and results in another 1 in 1,000 deaths up to 16 years later. A lng, drawn out, painful, hard to watch 100% fatal up to 16 years later. The likelihood of developing SSPE from a measles infection decreases with age, almost all of the cases are from children infected before the age of 4 – most by the age of 2. This is why the MMR is scheduled at 12 months, to maximize protection from SSPE, and moving the immunization back to 4 years provides no immune benefit or reduction in adverse reactions (justthevax.blogspot.com/2009/08/seroconversion-after-measles-or-mmr.html). Capricorn45, you still can't tell sick from dead, income from profit, experts from cranks, vitamins from toxins, or – so far – any difference between facts and utter fiction. Your logic, arguments, experts, and "facts" are all completely broken.posted 12/15/2011 by jaychaplin
Rather than looking at which vaccines supposedly cause autism, let's look at the number of vaccines our children are getting now (36 by the time they enter school at age 5) and the number we got by age 5 (12). Furthermore, look at the diseases. Is it really necessary for otherwise healthy children to receive vax for chicken pox and flu? They are non-lethal in healthy populations. As for people fearing non-vaxed kids will get their vaxed kids sick...if you believe wholeheartedly in the vaccine, why are you worried? People who are pro vaccine can not believe in the vaccine, then turn around and worry that some unvaxed kid will give them a disease. Besides, the immune system is the ultimate defense in preventing disease. We can all carry flu germs (for example) and those with a healthy immune system will not get it, those with a compromised immune system will. Vaccines are not 100% effective at preventing disease, only getting the disease will provide 100% prevention.posted 05/03/2010 by cchaase
There is a wonderful book called "The Vaccine Book" written by Dr. Sears. You can find it on Amazon for around $10. It is an unbiased book that just gives you the facts, and the pros and cons of vaccines so you can make an educated decision on your own. It's a wonderful book. Unfortunately I discovered it after my 8 1/2 month old had already been given most of her vaccines otherwise I would definitely have followed his alternative vaccine schedule. But, I've decided to delay the MMR vaccine and get it split up when I do have her get it. Nobody knows for sure whether or not it's linked to autism but are you really willing to take that chance when it's highly unlikely your infant will catch measles, mumps, or rubella if not vaccinated?? I know I'm not. Dr.'s mean well but they're not always right. You, as a mother, just have to follow your instincts. Good luck!posted 10/25/2008 by Salexander421
@ProudFather24, as someone who works in research for vaccine development, I hear your point but I think the actual issue with what you are saying is that you have a poor doctor. If that doctor informed you that there are no adverse effects then he is incredibly mistaken. A simple adverse effect is the pain associated with a needle injection, and also muscle soreness at this site. Adverse effects do happen and energy is put toward recording those as a component of vaccine safety. Could reporting adverse effects be improved? Most definitely. Pain at the injection site is an example; how many people that experience this do you think actually go through with reporting it? I understand your concern with long term effects, and I think this is very important but unfortunately it is difficult to study. Scientists do examine this but much more research is needed. The main point of my response though is that if you feel your doctor is being 'cocky' or rude, I advise you seek a new one.posted 10/05/2014 by PhDstudent26
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32. Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
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34. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)
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35. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)
PG | 161 min | Adventure, Family, Fantasy
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36. Beauty and the Beast (1991)
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37. The Wizard of Oz (1939)
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38. The NeverEnding Story (1984)
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41. Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters (2013)
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42. Oz the Great and Powerful (2013)
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46. Aladdin (1992)
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48. Angel (1999–2004)
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The official news came just hours ago that the world's leading search engine will be making notable changes to its mobile algorithm. Mobile friendly websites have been a key focus in recent years with businesses looking to appeal to a larger market and make browsing and purchasing on the go a streamlined process. It's been a long time coming following the numerous whispers and suggestions over the past year, but Google have finally announced some new information on what could be a game changer for the online marketplace.
Starting from April 21st, mobile-friendliness will be considered as a ranking signal that will affect users worldwide in all languages, and is claimed to have a significant impact on our search results. It's been a while since the term "significant" was been used for something like this, especially from the likes of Google – we're expecting big things. The aim is to ensure that users will receive the most relevant and timely mobile-only results whilst out and about, making sure that websites are fully optimised for the mobile device conducting the search.
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LDAP: Attributes and Keeping Them Simple
A consensus exists among many writers about jargon. Throw a bunch of undefined words at a reader and he or she will soon fall asleep. In fact, put one term in a paragraph that the reader doesn't understand and a page or two later sleep will start to creep and the reader will lose interest.
So, in spite of the what many technical writers practice, I thought I might give you a break. You don't need to know everything about LDAP directory components or the construction of an address book to begin understanding the technology behind directories.
To a person who wants to find the name and email address of someone, he or she wants to do a simple search to find it. Does that person need to know how the information got into the directory? Do they need to understand how the directory came into being? Think about that.
In Gerald Carter's book, "LDAP Administration", he addresses attributes in a way I find intimidating. Here's a little quote for you:
Attributes types and the associated syntax rules are similar to variables and data type declarations found in many programming languages. The comparison is not that big a stretch.
OK then. How about another way of discussing it. Attributes hold information you need in a directory. For example, they might contain someone's name, address, telephone numbers, employee numbers, the department in which he or she work, his or her job title, etc.
Many other attributes exist in directories and LDAP administrators organize those attributes using something we will discuss in the next installment.
So, get ready for the next bit of jargon called objectClasses. You should find that subject pretty interesting if I can manage to write about it without putting you into an altered state.
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Using jargon is not bad. The point is to explain the words in glossary. Of course the glossary must be published.
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Nicely put, interesting post.
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You hit the nail on the head with this one. I always find myself disinterested in articles I read when I can't understand what the heck its talking about. Especially technical stuff. To be honest even some of your stuff. It just makes me feel dumb. Thats a compliment by the way :0
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New Design Concepts for Direct Reader Measurement Electronics
Applied Spectroscopy, Vol. 42, Issue 6, pp. 961-972 (1988)
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A dual-processor, distributed-intelligence approach toward the computerization of a direct-reading polychromator for atomic emission spectrometry is described. Emphasis is placed on a "zero based design" of the PMT current integration electronics of a direct-reader channel using microprocessor bus architectures, programmable support chips, data domain conversion integrated circuits, and inexpensive single-board microcomputers. Traditional analog integration of the current signal is replaced by domain conversion of the current to a frequency, and integration/digitization is achieved with the use of single chip software programmable counters. Each channel can be independently addressed, configured, cleared, preset, and read, as the channels are autonomous units on the bus of the data acquisition and control microcomputer.
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Mitt Romney's expected to win all three primaries Tuesday in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Wisconsin.
And Congressman Paul Ryan, who introduced him in Green Bay, said if that happens, the GOP campaign is effectively over.
Rick Santorum is keeping expectations low in Wisconsin, but raising them for home state Pennsylvania and its primary in three weeks, meaning, he's not quitting either.
Santorum, who frequently complains about negative ads, released a new one in Wisconsin that compares Romney to Obama.
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santorum...don't you love a guy who stands up in front of people (4/2/2012) and, with a straight face, tells his audience that there are "7 or 8 schools in the University of California system who do not allow teaching American History"! In fact, Rachel Maddow singled out one, the UC campus at Davis and rattled off countless courses specifically addressing American history from before we were even a country. santorum, romney, and all others who have fallen by the wayside = simply liars.


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Large_Tonberry posted... Would anyone actually want SquareEnix to remake the game? They'd only find new and exciting ways to ruin it. This. --- I go to gamefaqs board by jumping on to the internet and then use stuff like "report" and kill the crap outta trolls. | |
All the time and money spent on that tech demo, could and should have been spent on a real game is the issue here. | |
Why did Square Enix make the Final Fantasy 7 tech demo if it wasn't a real game? you answered your own question in the title....tech demo --- Real Hip Hop...I miss the 90's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8ua89wKwDA&feature=related | |
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FiendingHard posted... 80/80 Where is my Mario 128? Also, its a tech demo. It does what every tech demo does. It showcases the capabilities of what the system is capable of. They just used FFVII for the hype and because it's universal enough that everyone knows what the old game looks like and can oogle the massive difference in graphics. FFVII has been emulated/made playable on every single Sony system since it came out for the PSX. And each time its one of the top downloaded titles. Why the hell would Square ever want to remake it when it's making so much money still without them actually doing anything? People need to learn to just let good, memorable games stay just that. Ask for great new IPs or sequels, stop clamoring for rehashes of games you enjoyed over a decade ago. I'd like FF7 to remain on of those games I have fond memories of(and replay occasionally) not that game I have to tune out because they ****** something up when it came to a remake(I already have enough of that when I think of Crisis Core and the other crappy spin-off titles). --- "Online gamers are the most ludicrously entitled beings since Caligula made his horse a senator, and at least the horse never said anything stupid." | |
Crisis Core and Before Crisis enhanced the FINAL FANTASY VII experience tenfold. They were both amazing. So much that FINAL FANTASY VII itself really needs some extra Zack scenes, extra Turk cameos / cameo battles, and Angeal / Genesis / Hollander mentions + the new towns ruins. Advent Children COMPLETE, Case of Denzel and the novelsmade it even better. Sure Dirge of Cerberus wasn't the greatest, but it wasn't worthless either. At the very least we actually got a great presentation of the "puzzling" FINAL FANTASY VII Vincent backstory. And either way, even if the compilation were truly bad, and the potential remake was ultra ultra ultra ultra crappy, nothing was taken away from you, original FINAL FANTASY VII will still be 100% the exact same, and will never change. It will always be there for you, and the new will be there for anyone who wants it. OPTIONS. --- Official Wild Chocobo of the Dissidia 012 [Duodecim]: Final Fantasy Board Official Wild Chocobo of the Final Fantasy world | |
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ff7 story was spot on, game design was also spot on, I have yet to see somethign superior to materia system in rpg's. What was probably wrong with it is the game balance, for a jrpg, its very easy. All it needs really to fix that is something like what vesperia has adjustable game diffilculty. The PC version me (and others) fixed it by modding the game, although the final boss battle is tough to make harder due to hardcoded values. Although i have seen a modded ps version as well so I think console can also be modded. FF7 not sure is my all time favourite game but it is my all time favourite final fantasy game, no doubt about it. But I have only played ff7, ff8, ff13, ff13-2 so only 4 ff games. ff8 to me was aweful in comparison to ff7. |
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