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What does this do, if EAPI 5 includes per-package eclasses?
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Six-year-old Lauren Bowen just finished introducing herself to the crowd during the Queen Victoria Pageant show.
Waiting for her backstage was her mother, Tiffany. Anxious to return to the stage, Lauren was happy about competing for the second time.
"I feel excited," she said. "The difference is that you have dresses that are not the same from what you wore last year."
Bowen was giddy that her daughter was in a competition that she participated in as a child. Bowen was among the girls in Saturday's pageant who followed in footsteps that their mothers left years ago.
"It's a mom-and-daughter day that I enjoy," said Tiffany Bowen about the competition. "I get nervous speaking in front of people. I want her to be prepared when she gets older."
The Queen Victoria Pageant show Saturday was the 50th anniversary of the event. Girls ages 6 to 18 competed, while boys up to age 7 participated.
Bowen decided to put her daughter in the show again after she enjoyed being part of last year's competition.
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Day 5 on the Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project was full of emotion and frenetic activity as volunteers hurried to do as much construction work as possible amid photo opportunities with President and Mrs. Carter and dedications at each of the 82 houses in Chang Mai, Thailand.
At an hour-long closing ceremony featuring flashy Thai dancers and up-tempo music, new homeowner Aphiwat Gorkue spoke for all the partner families in thanking the Carters and 2,000 volunteers for their extraordinary efforts during the week.
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Shortly before the closing ceremony, all construction work ceased and each crew held a dedication with their partner family. Some crews gathered in circles and prayed; others accepted gifts from grateful homeowners. At House No. 17, Nopphadol Wisithrawong, an artist by trade, presented everyone on his crew an original painting of an elephant. At several houses, homeowners gave crew members red or white roses.
At House No. 4, Doungkamol Sawanglap told volunteers that she lived in a slum and never thought she could own her own house. She broke down in tears and hugged Linda Morgan from Waterloo, Iowa, United States. Her translator broke down as he struggled to tell the volunteers what she had said: "I feel as though I've been born again with this house."
At the closing ceremony, former President Carter paid tribute to the other four countries that participated in this year's build: Cambodia, China, Laos and Vietnam. In total, about 3,000 volunteers provided housing solutions for 166 people.
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13th June 2012, 09:02 AM #1
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x230: msata for cache only?
The x230 maintenance manual says on page 19 (page 25 according to Adobe Reader):
do not use the mSATA solid-state drive as a bootable device. The mSATA solid-state drive is used for the cache function only.
Why would they say that? The x220 maintenance manual doesn't have any such mention.
I interpret that as: "the msata on the x230 is buggy and therefore too risky to install your OS... but it's fine for caching, since you won't lose anything if it crashes"
13th June 2012, 09:40 AM #2
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Re: x230: msata for cache only?
Actually, it says:
If the computer is equipped with both a hard disk drive and an mSATA solid-state drive, do not use the
mSATA solid-state drive as a bootable device. ...
If the computer you are servicing is shipped with an mSATA solid-state drive and a hard disk drive, the
mSATA solid-state drive is used for the cache function and the Intel Rapid Start Technology. Users are not
recommended to replace the mSATA solid-state drive by themselves. Otherwise, the cache function will
not work and the Intel Rapid Start Technology cannot be used any more
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13th June 2012, 11:23 AM #3
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Re: x230: msata for cache only?
Why would the hard disk conflict with the msata as a boot device?
I think the use case of having only an msata without a hard disk is unrealistic. I don't think they had that scenario in mind when writing the manual.
The laptop comes with a hard disk by default. Why would someone take it out?
Wouldn't there be a gaping hole on the side of the laptop if the hard disk is not there?
13th June 2012, 12:02 PM #4
Re: x230: msata for cache only?
Probably only applicable if you intend to use whatever caching scheme they offer. I'd think it would be presented to the system the same way it was in the X220.W520
13th June 2012, 12:27 PM #5
Re: x230: msata for cache only?
I think an important point is being over looked. On page iii (adobe page 5), it saysThis manual is intended only for trained service technicians who are familiar with ThinkPad products. Use this manual along with the advanced diagnostic tests to troubleshoot problems effectivelyIf the computer you are servicing is shipped with an mSATA solid-state drive and a hard disk drive, the mSATA solid-state drive is used for the cache function and the Intel Rapid Start Technology. Users are not recommended to replace the mSATA solid-state drive by themselves.
So my interpretation is if you receive a X230 pre-installed with a mSATA SSD, then it's already configured for the cache function so don't try to make it bootable or replace it. BUT, if it doesn't come pre-installed with an mSATA SSD, then you have nothing to worry about if you want to put in your own and make it your bootable drive, since you'll be "installing" and not "replacing."
I wondered if the X230T that I ordered will come with an mSATA SSD or not. I didn't opt for the WWAN adaptor, so there's room for a mSATA SSD. Today, I chatted with Lenovo sales, who told me to call tech support (who had practically no info on the X230T since it's too new) an they referred me to a sales team. Long story short, it's not coming with one, unless I picked that option. I told the sales rep it wasn't an option when I ordered my ThinkPad; the rep's reply, it might be an option in the future.
Conclusion: If Lenovo didn't install a mSATA SSN on your X230, then I think it's safe to install your own and put your OS on it.
13th June 2012, 12:30 PM #6
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13th June 2012, 03:01 PM #7
Re: x230: msata for cache only?
from what i read, mSATA smaller then 30 gigs shipped with your ThinkPad will be used as advanced cache (Rapid Boot of some sort).WIN A LENOVO YOGA FROM THINKSCOPES
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13th June 2012, 03:52 PM #8
Re: x230: msata for cache only?
To make matters more confusing, on the datasheet for the x230T, on the last page, under Storage, SSD, 16gb mSATA SSD is listed along with the other SSD's and there's a footnote that says32GB mSATA SSD is in addition to other Hard Drives and fits in the WWAN Slot. As a result it is not available with WWAN
Conclusion: If the X230t without WWAN comes with a 16gb mSATA SSD, then Lenovo would have offered a 32gb mSATA SSD as an option. Since they didn't offer that (at least when I ordered mine), it doesn't come with one. I'm betting that either the mSATA SSD will be a future option for customers or it was something Lenovo wanted to implement, but didn't get around to it.
The only way to know for sure is for someone to open up their X230(t) and see if it came with a mSATA SSD.
Update: spoke to Lenovo tech support. CTO (configure to order) models do not come with mSATA SSD, unless it was specifically selected. Some models do come with it, think of reconfigured models that might you get from a reseller, and those types would have the mSATA SSD set up for caching and have the Intel Rapid Start.
Conclusion: if you told Lenovo how you want your X230 configured, it won't come with a mSATA SSD by default even if you opted for non-WANN. Of course, who's to say they didn't slip one in for free when they were assembling it?
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13th June 2012, 08:02 PM #9
Re: x230: msata for cache only?
hopefully one of the early orderers can try their mSATA + HDD setup and let us know. I cant see any reason why it wouldnt work, as long as you dont have the cache software drivers trying to interfere.
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Re: x230: msata for cache only?
So many of use use the mSata (boot/os) and HDD (games/junk/data) combo on our x220's. I just don't see it changing with the x230. Like others have said, I believe this is a note only for those preinstalled mSatas. But even so, you can simply clean it and put your OS on it. However under 30gbs won't be enough room.


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The Carolina Panthers selected Steve Smith in the third round of the 2001 NFL draft, immediately after Jacksonville took linebacker Eric Westmoreland and immediately before Kansas City took defensive tackle Eric Downing.
Smith is by far the most accomplished player in franchise history and has played professionally for nobody else.
So, who will he play for next season?
At the NFL Combine last week, Carolina general manager Dave Gettleman said: Steves had a great career, he really has. None of us are here forever.
Gettleman added: Hes part of the evaluation process. Thats just the way it is.
The Panthers are trying to free money to sign free agents, including their own. There are multiple scenarios: If we pay this guy, we cant pay that guy; If we retain one, we cant afford another. Perhaps all the scenarios include Smith. Perhaps only some of them do.
I see no justification for letting Smith go. Yes, he can be volatile. But when the Panthers draft a receiver and add one in free agency, wouldnt you want Smith to influence them?
Gettleman and coach Ron Rivera told me independently at training camp last summer that Smith practiced harder than any player on the roster. When the best player the franchise has ever had works harder than any player the Panthers have, that is probably good.
If you think Smith would be threatened by a receiver as good or better than he is, theres this. Smith called me at Daytona International Speedway in 2010 to lobby for his employer to sign a top receiver.
Do the Panthers plan to ask Smith to restructure his contract and accept less money? If so, wouldnt Gettleman approach Smith privately rather than say it publicly from a NFL draft combine lectern and repeat it to an Observer reporter?
What was your reaction when you heard the quote?
I dont really have one, you know? Smith says Thursday from the sofa in his living room, wearing a white Under Armour T-shirt and sweats. People think Im trying to avoid (talking about) it. But the honest truth is the (Gettleman) statement has been made and everything is a process. When you hear something, you have to process it. And thats what Im doing.
But Im also being a dad, being a husband. I have soccer games to attend and appointments with my wife (Angie). I have lots of things going and I look forward to what the next day presents because its pretty good, the foundation, my wife. My son (Peyton) is driving now. Theres a lot of stuff.
How many times have you heard: Dad, can I borrow the Bentley?
Smith laughs. He hasnt yet.
Angie is pregnant with their fourth child.
The Steve Smith Family Foundation will make its public debut with an event entitled Strike Out Domestic Violence. Its from 4-7 p.m. Sunday at Ten Pin Lanes, 1700 Montford Drive, Charlotte. A variety of ticket packages are available. For more information, go to stevesmithfamilyfdn.org/.
I attended a private event the Foundation sponsored. It is hands-on, and it is real. Smith has yet to receive 501(c)(3) nonprofit status so theres no tax write-off. Government can move as slowly as a pulling guard.
As the foundation attests, Charlotte is where the Smiths have dug in. They have a great house in a neighborhood they like, and he has talked about doing Charlotte sports talk radio when he retires.
On Wednesday, Smiths friend Jordan Gross retired. A Panther for life, Gross and Smith played together at Utah.
Some of us were surprised Gross was emotional; we had never seen that part of him.
Says Smith: I think why guys get emotional is everything flashes before you the relationships, the experiences, all the work you put into it. Jordan has been playing 11 seasons (in the NFL) and then four years of college and he played two to four years of high school and hes played probably some Pop Warner. Now that part of your life is no longer. Thats kind of emotional, I think.
You think about where youve been and who youve been there with.
Its people youve had drag-outs with, its people youve had great memories with, its people that youve done unbelievable things with and been unbelievable places with, says Smith. It was a great day for Jordan, but its always sad to see a friend go.
The ceremony was emotional, funny and warm.
Let me tell you, says Smith. If youre a guy and you think about your legacy you would say, Man, I hope it is as good as that for me. I dont care what profession you have.
Whens your ceremony?
Smith doesnt answer.
After two more seasons?
I dont know, he says.
I dont know, he says.
Are you ready to go now?
Today? Smith asks. No, Im not ready to not play today.
Can you see yourself finishing your career with a team other than the Panthers?
Im not even going to think that far ahead, he says.
What do you think about?
Man, says Smith, Im trying to get through this third trimester with my wife.
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In my novel, Finding My Place: One Girl's Strength at Vicksburg which you can buy here, I have a main character and her brother, who is also in the book A LOT! I hope that this will help the book appeal to both girls and boys. I thought I would start with Anna Green, whom you see on the front cover, and then tell you a bit about her brother, James, too. These character summaries can help you introduce the book to your children or students or teach objectives that involve characters in a novel. Let me know if you have any questions!
Anna is a 13-year-old girl, living in Vicksburg, Mississippi, where she has lived her entire life with her Ma, Pa, older brother Michael, and two younger siblings–James and Sara. She loves to read and write in her journal. Her ma wishes that Anna would learn how to become a proper woman and get ready to have a household of her own soon. But Anna is not interested in that. She still wants to be a child and do what she wants, when she wants to. She is kind to her siblings, although James annoys her often. She idolizes her brother Michael, and she is like a second mother to her six-year-old sister, Sarah. Anna has a hard time keeping her mouth shut when she feels people or life is unjust, but she has been trying to be better about this and acting like a proper lady INSTEAD of like a child. She has a crush on 15-year-old Albert, but he doesn't know it yet. Albert is the nephew of Anna's busybody neighbor, Mrs. Franklin, whom Anna does not like at all. Anna is also determined to help her family stay together and safe during this war, in spite of the fact Michael and Pa are fighting in the Confederate Army. She also considers their servants, George and his son Noah, to be part of the family, although she does understand about slavery and wishes everyone would treat their slaves/servants fairly. That's Anna!
James provides a bit of comic relief in the novel–he is a bit like Tom Sawyer from Mark Twain's classic books. James is 11, and he is most concerned with playing and getting what he wants. He also doesn't like anyone to tell him what to do–most especially not Anna. When Pa and Michael go off and fight in the army, Pa tells James that he is the man of the house. So, he goes around saying, "I am the man of the house," and tries to build a protective structure at the mouth of their cave with some twigs. He is very creative that way! He loves to play games like checkers and marbles, but he does not like to lose. James is impulsive, which often gets him in trouble. He wants to be helpful–especially when it means that he can also go on an adventure like when he leaves the protection of the cave to go and help put out a fire in downtown Vicksburg! I hope that everyone will come to love James as much as I did when I was creating him!
Every Wednesday, I post about the book–I have helpful posts like this one introducing characters and presenting facts about Vicksburg and the war. I also create complete lesson plans to go with the book. TO find all these posts, click on FINDING MY PLACE in the sidebar under categories. Each book also comes with a note from the author full of facts about Vicksburg and discussion questions to go with each part (there are three) of the novel. To order one or two autographed copies, please visit this page. To order a classroom set or more, please go to the publisher's website by clicking here.


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Two peanuts were walking down the street, one got assaulted.
Dan Hayden 4 Years. 12 hives. Tx Free. USDA Zone 5b.
Why do gerillas have big nostralls? Coz they got big fingers!!!!!!!!!
Q: Where do bees go pee?
A: At the BP station!
When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world. John Muir
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Delivery is everything. Timing.
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The answers are the end. The questions are the journey. Journey on.
OK, sqkcrk. This one's for you, my friend.
Q: How many men does it take to change a roll of toilet paper?
A: No one knows; it's never been done.
Luv & Kissies,
Question: Do you know the difference between toilet paper and a shower curtain?
Answer: No
Response: SO YOU ARE THE ONE!!!!!!
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How many real men does it take to change a light bulb?
NONE, real men don't change light bulbs!
How many women's liber's does it take to change a light bulb?
Three; one to change the light bulb and Two to explain the sexual implications!
I got 2 new beehives, a veil, and a smoker for my wife. Good trade!
Well, that wasn't legal in the 1800s. In the book "The Mayor of Casterbridge" by Thomas Hardy the main character autions his wife because he ate furmity porridge with alcohol.
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Editor's note: Newt Gingrich is a co-host of CNN's "Crossfire," which airs at 6:30 p.m. ET weekdays, and author of a new book, "Breakout: Pioneers of the Future, Prison Guards of the Past, and the Epic Battle That Will Decide America's Fate." A former speaker of the House, he was a candidate in the 2012 Republican presidential primaries.
(CNN) -- After the surprisingly harsh response from some conservatives to my statement honoring President Nelson Mandela, I replied last week with a question to his critics: What would you have done, in his place, faced with a crushing apartheid regime determined to eliminate all rights for your race?
Mandela, I pointed out, was fighting for the same freedoms we in America defend most forcefully. Those who don't want to honor him seem to judge by a double standard.
These critics on the right, however, are a relatively minor group. We heard no major conservative leaders or publications repeating their misguided claims.
Compare that with the crass manner in which the mainstream left has seized on Mandela's death to smear Ronald Reagan as having somehow "embraced" apartheid.
Many of the Mandela remembrances have noted Reagan's veto of economic sanctions against South Africa as well as the State Department's addition of the African National Congress to the terrorist list -- saying this proves Reagan supported apartheid.
As someone who at the time was immersed in the debate over South Africa as a member of Congress, I can attest that this is a slanderous mischaracterization of the Reagan policy.
Reagan's chief concern in South Africa was to prevent the country from falling to communism, a priority in line with his chief foreign policy goal worldwide. But Reagan was also part of a new generation of conservatives who were committed to confronting apartheid after decades of what was frankly a disappointing lack of courage on the American right.
A few dozen Republicans in Congress, I among them, were some of the first conservatives to approach the problem seriously. The climax of our effort in the House was passing economic sanctions against South Africa. As many liberal commentators have noted in the past few days, Reagan vetoed that bill, only to have Congress override his veto.
But Reagan's critics are wrong to say his opposition to economic sanctions made him pro-apartheid. He disagreed with our group of activist Republicans in Congress over tactics, not over the aim of ending the institution. The President was absolutely committed to that goal, even if some of our other conservative colleagues were not.
Reagan "detested" apartheid, as he wrote in his diary and said publicly, but thought sanctions would be counterproductive to ending it. In particular, he believed punishing South Africa economically would only have "hurt the very blacks we're trying to help." This was a position Reagan shared with Gatsha Buthelezi, the head of the Zulus, among other black South Africans.
Our disagreement over sanctions, as Reagan said in his remarks after the veto override, "was not whether or not to oppose apartheid but, instead, how best to oppose it and how best to bring freedom to that troubled country."
Reagan's veto of that bill, moreover, was not the sum total of his record on the issue. For one thing, as his former speechwriter Peter Robinson recalled last week, "Reagan himself imposed sanctions against the South African government, issuing an executive order that curtailed military and official relations between the U.S. and Pretoria." These steps hurt the racist regime directly, not the poor majority.
In addition to his own sanctions, one of the president's first foreign policy steps was to send a close aide, William Clark, to South Africa to oppose apartheid. There, as four Reagan biographers wrote recently in The Washington Post, "an unsmiling Clark told Prime Minister Pieter W. Botha to his face that the new president and administration 'abhorred apartheid,' " and ended up walking out on him.
Reagan later appointed Edward Perkins as the first U.S. black ambassador to South Africa, a move that from the perspective of the apartheid regime was highly provocative. In fact, it infuriated Botha. Perkins later recounted that when he presented his credentials to the prime minister, the white South African was shaking in anger. The only modern equivalent might be appointing a woman ambassador to Saudi Arabia.
Reagan was not silent about the imprisonment of Mandela, either. He argued in a 1986 speech that "Nelson Mandela should be released to participate in the country's political process" and counted this step as a "necessary component of progress toward political peace." This is not the record left-wing pundits looking to smear Reagan have been presenting.
There were too many Republicans who were on the wrong side of the apartheid issue. Despite those who are abusing the death of a peacemaker to indulge their hatred of another former president, Ronald Reagan was not among them.
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A Tacoma elementary school teacher showed her kids why good spelling is so important when she won a nice bundle of cash on national television Thursday night.
Cheryl Hackinen was a contestant on the latest edition of Wheel of Fortune. She is a 5th grade teacher at Tacoma's Skyline Elementary School, but it was her hobby that caught the attention of Wheel host Pat Sajak.
"I play poker, I play bunco," said Hackinen. "Ten dollar buy in, you know, not a lot."
"I believe you're going to prison," joked Sajak, "You've just confessed on national television to breaking several laws."
The inquiry didn't throw Hackinen off her game, though. She was able to solve puzzles that included "fettuccine alfredo" and "early bird special effects" to win a total of $11,450.
The Tacoma News Tribune reports Hackinen had been trying out for the show for six years before being chosen to be a contestant.
The show was taped in January, and Hackinen's students were suspicious their teacher might have done pretty well. She wasn't able to tell them that she had won until the show aired Thursday night, but Hackinen already had a trip to Hawaii in the works.
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Toxicology is performed on all homicide death (and many many others ) seen at the CT ME's office. Screening for barbiturates and benzodiazepines are part of the routine testing (urine) and quantatiative levels are determined from other body fluids.
The gross anatomy evaluation has NOT been released at this time, will definitely be released during the trial BUT CT is NOT the same as other States (ie Fla) where documents are released to the general public.
Further, aside from the autopsy information presented in court, is there a possibility there will be some autopsy information not presented in court, so we may never know the full contents of the autopsy?
More than likely some of the information will be "leaked" (but not by me!) and some of the information will be available during the court case, UNLESS sealed by the court! or redacted, again by the court.
Anser to the second part: possibly.....for example, the actual weight of the organs.
NO WAY...they would have cut open the wall in order to get her out. No way would they destroy her body and and possibly any evidence that would lead them to her killer. It's very easy to cut open a wall, much easier than cutting open a car - which is done everyday to get dead people out.
Joypath, I just wanted to say thank you for joining Websleuths. Your insight seems very keen. Thanks for the discussion regarding scratches and dismemberment. I saw on the news, as well as online, that Raymond had scratches on his chest. Then it was reported in the media that he had scratches on chest, arm, and back. Then puffster informed one of his/her sources said Annie was cut up pretty bad. The the media mentioned dismemberment. I've been going with she was cut so bad she could have looked dismembered. Now it's back to square one with just scratches on his chest. That's what the chief said, so that's what I'm going with...until it's confirmed. I have to say, though, everything puffster has posted from his/her sources has ended up being correct. That gives me reason to pause. I hurried to logon and acknowledge you. Your information is much needed. Thanks so very much.
Can't keep my eyes open any longer. Sweet dreams everyone.
Agent Scully, Sloof, RDM64 - welcome to all of you, too. With the exception of the horrible circumstance, the interacting dialogue is incredibly interesting. Very nice to get so many different perspectives from varios avenues related to this mystery, and be able to put it all together as a group. Thanks!
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I think the odds are she was punched in the face and strangled (hence the blood on the accused's shoes)
Does anyone know if Annie was sexually assualted in any way by this creep?
George Eliot: "We constantly ask for God's mercy while showing none ourselves..."
I just saw this, and while it's not quite autopsy results, it is something that would be noted in the autopsy. Let me know if there is a better place to discuss.
I am a fan of Nancy Grace on facebook, and she said that she will be talking about this on her show tonight.
If I had known my grandchildren would be so much fun, I would have had them first!!
Please think long and hard before calling a child a 'run-a-way':
You might be giving a 'perk' to the 'perp'.
Democracy requires the occasional necessity of deferring to the opinions of other people. (Winston Churchill)
The New Haven police chief made a statement today saying that (specifically) the New York Post article about AL's body being mangled is incorrect. He says that he's correcting the misinformation at the request of the State's Attorney.
I have a feeling it is correct. They said they're trying to stop leaks, so maybe they're trying to use reverse psychology with this one.
Let's assume he did crush her, how could he have done it? It's not possible with one's bare hands. Maybe something mechanical.
Whereas I challenge the news organization to prove their commentary and site the statements in scientific terms or present the gross anatomy diagram, I will add that after 5 days of decomposition, the body to the casual observer would appear quite traumatized and difficult to observe, especially as one considers the effects of gravity on the body.
Personally, if the story is wrong, I'm very glad.
Unfortunately, it is possible to fracture human bones with bare hands and definitely dislocate bones when the victim is deceased. IF one were to do this damage, think chest compression to snap ribs, strong, hard downward pulling to disjoint the arm sockets, backward pressure to snap a wrist and the opposite twisting to snap an ankle, violent twisting to dislocate a patella, a backward hard pressure to disarticulate a cervical juncture.....and then of course the heavy duty boots to make even more body modifications.
Easier to use something mechanical and heavy: perhaps a feed cart?
Now that I've added the possible manner of disarticulation and fracture, remember that IF these actions were perpretrated, the body has absolutely NO muscle tone, rigor had not yet set in, and the body would be similiar to a "rag doll" to manipulate. Remember also that irregular bone breakages can protrude thru the skin causing even more leakage than the typical purge of death.
I think it's just the Post's usual MO of sensationalism. I'd definitely believe something the Chief said, particularly when he quotes the state's attorney as having made the request, over the Post.
Please think long and hard before calling a child a 'run-a-way':
You might be giving a 'perk' to the 'perp'.
Democracy requires the occasional necessity of deferring to the opinions of other people. (Winston Churchill)
I think the reason we don't see any cuts on him is simple - the wounds had healed by the time he was arrested.
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The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing ~ Edmund Burke
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There's a lot to be said for making people laugh. Did you know that's all some people have? It isn't much, but it's better than nothing in this cockeyed caravan. -- Sullivan's Travels, 1941
It may be better than nothing, but laughter is not better than an Oscar, not in cockeyed Hollywood at least. While the Academy is only too happy to let a comedian host its annual show, it rarely calls one to the podium for a role that made people laugh. So if a clown really wants recognition, he or she has to follow the career path the director (Joel McCrea) takes in Sullivan's Travels: Get serious.
With his Best Actor nomination for Lost in Translation, Bill Murray is the latest in a long line of comedians to trade in their props for chops. The line really began with Charlie Chaplin, who got a nomination as Best Actor at the very first Academy Awards (1927 -- 28) for The Circus -- only to have it withdrawn because he was, presumably, too funny.
And so it went. Chaplin was again nominated as Best Actor for The Great Dictator (1940), playing a caricature of Adolf
Hitler, but he didn't win. Over the years, comedic roles have yielded a bundle of nominations, but very few Oscars. The odds are even worse when it's a comedian in a comic role. There have been some exceptions, of course, including Judy Holliday, who won a Best Actress statuette for Born Yesterday (1950); Jack Lemmon, Best Supporting Actor for Mister Roberts (1955); Goldie Hawn, Best Supporting Actress for Cactus Flower (1969); George Burns, Best Supporting Actor for The Sunshine Boys (1975); and Whoopi Goldberg, Best Supporting Actress for Ghost (1990). Make 'em laugh -- but don't expect 'em to put your name in the envelope. Says James Lipton, dean of the Actors Studio Drama School: ''Woody Allen said it best when he compared being a comedian to sitting at the children's table. The grown-ups just won't take you seriously until you act like one.''
Now Lipton, also the host of Bravo's Inside the Actors Studio, is something of a comedic presence himself, lampooned by Will Ferrell on Saturday Night Live. But Lipton knows a thing or two about acting, and over the years he's hosted any number of comic actors and comedians who've gone dramatic on us: Robin Williams, Tom Hanks, Mary Tyler Moore, Whoopi Goldberg, Sally Field, Ron Howard, Helen Hunt, Jerry Lewis, Ben Stiller...
''They have a lot in common,'' says Lipton. ''A fierce desire to please. The bravery it takes to expose oneself. And the talent to move us. I daresay there are only a handful of serious actors who can make us laugh. But we have a whole new generation of comedians who can cross over into drama.''
Another reason for the proliferation of these transformers is the birth and breeding of the TV sitcom. Out of The Honeymooners came both Jackie Gleason, nominated as Best Supporting Actor for playing Minnesota Fats in 1961's The Hustler, and Art Carney, who won a 1974 Best Actor award for Harry & Tonto -- beating out Jack Nicholson in Chinatown and Al Pacino in The Godfather Part II. The funny thing was, the role of the widower who takes to the road was originally intended for James Cagney, who passed on it, as did Frank Sinatra and Laurence Olivier. Carney took the part because, as he said, ''you don't like going through life with your name synonymous with sewers.''


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What would you suggest ?
Here's an article that offers some ideas.http://guns411.com/best-concealed-carry-pistols/
There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.
Ernest Hemingway
Best Beginner's Concealed Weapon...?
Operative word: Beginners
Probably a small revolver...J frame S&W
Ease of use...
i tell alot of guys that wantto carry but arent really into shooting , i always recommend the ruger lcr with the 38 spl plusP and a set of crimson trace laser grips
I use to part time in a gun store soooo I'd show and let them hold diffrent handguns, tell them to do their homework and read up on diffrent makes, find several that are in their budget, then HIT a range that rents guns and find out what make and caliber suits them the best. After all that come back and see us for best price in town, this really worked on the fairer sex. Only the Beginner can tell you the best carry handgun for them!
Hammerless 38 Spc J frame S&W revolver. Long DA pull and able to start with mild wad cutters and progress to +P as ability develops.


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Nothing screams new baby like a bunch of pink or blue balloons. Tori put a new twist on the traditional party décor with another cheap, round, inflatable option: the beach ball. Don't have a pool? Try it on a smaller scale: For instant table décor, fill a long flat container (like a serving platter) with an inch of water and float mini beach balls. Love!
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