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doublehawk00 wrote: »World as Myth wrote: »can we possibly have a "no buckets of donuts" rule
i lost track of that bucket and then it returned the next day
somehow i couldn't get rid of food during PAX ahahaha
hey I have one, maybe two 3 day passes if anyone missed out on going. If you can just give me what I paid you can have it, otherwise I'm going to return it. I just figured I'd hook up somebody here first.
edit: I paid $55 for each of them
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Ugh. I don't know how a girl with really big boobs can NOT wear a bra. I'm not really big, but I still wear a cami with a "bra" in it to bed!
Ugh. I don't know how a girl with really big boobs can NOT wear a bra. I'm not really big, but I still wear a cami with a "bra" in it to bed!
The "plus sized" girl who won top model a few seasons ago never wore a bra, and in some of her modeling pics after the show where she has no bra on it is weird to see her boobs just hanging down there. Boob dystrophy. I know that one is real
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Okay, Seattle RPG meet-up. Doing another role (heh) call for who's all interested (taking a max of 6 players, btw).
A couple of you have voice interest (Zonugal and Rank come to mind) and I'm currently debating which system I'm gonna use (either 3.5e or M&M).
You have a month.
Also, poster for the pre-PAX should be done this week once everything is finalized.


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Elgin Lawmaker Cites Health Reasons For Resignation
By Amanda Vinicky • Mar 20, 2014
An Elgin state lawmaker has stepped down. Representative Keith Farnham says he has been battling serious health issues for years, and in coming months those health issues will require his full attention.
"The right thing to do for the people of the 43rd District is to make sure they have a dedicated, qualified and full-time advocate in our communities and in the State Capitol," he writes.
Last week, federal agents searched Farnham's Elgin office and home.
Officials say they can give no more specifics, as the investigation is ongoing.
Farnham's letter is addressed to House Speaker Michael Madigan, and says his resignation is effective immediately.


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Lake sees return of namesakeBy COLIN McDONALD Albany Times Union | August 13,2006ALBANY, N.Y. Hidden among the steep ridge lines of the Adirondacks, Brooktrout Lake is a deep, cold and clear gem. Granite boulders line its shore in the shade of cantilevered maples, spruce and hemlocks. A lean-to and narrow footpath are the only obvious signs of human influence.
Brooktrout Lake was once a haven for its namesake, and New York's state fish had plenty of bugs to eat and nooks to hide in. But in the 1920s air pollution began to change the water. By 1984 acid rain had degraded it to the acidity of black coffee. That year biologists could not find a single living fish, and Brooktrout Lake joined the list of hundreds of other damaged Adirondack lakes places where people used to fish.
Now things are changing.
Recently a helicopter delivered 2,000 brook trout fingerlings. The 5-inch-long fish joined 20 adult trout that had already been dropped. Never before in the written history of the Adirondacks has a once-dead lake been restocked after improving on its own to the point of being able to support fish.
Brooktrout Lake is the first in the Adirondacks where scientists have documented significant natural recovery from the acidification caused by air pollution. It is a source of hope for the future.
At current levels of pollution the lake is expected to reverse its recovery in a decade.
"This is an experiment at the highest ecological level," said Charles Boylen, a biologist at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Darrin Fresh Water Institute who has studied the lake since 1994. "We are not introducing game fish for people to come and fish out."
Brooktrout Lake is one of 35 lakes being studied by RPI as part of the Adirondack Effects Assessment Program under a $7 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
What is known as acid rain is more accurately described as acid deposition because acid is deposited by westerly winds in the form of precipitation or particulate matter.
While the stocking is significant, scientists are more concerned about the condition of the soils in the watershed, specifically the amount of cations in the soil. Cations serve as natural anti-acid.
"All this is governed by the soils' ability to buffer or neutralize the acidities," U.S. Geological Survey hydrologist Douglas Burns said. "Research has shown that after many decades of acid rain these cations have been depleted from the soil surface."
The cations (pronounced CAT-eye-ons) come mainly from the erosion of rock, a short process on a geological scale, but one that could take generations before any noticeable increase of cations. The recent improvements in Brooktrout Lake are attributed not to an increase in the cations, but to a decrease in the rate they are being depleted because of less pollution.
"We're never going to get back to pre-industrial levels because we have messed the soils up too much," said Timothy Sullivan, who is constructing a mathematical model to predict the future of lakes in the region.
The newly released fish are from a heritage strain of brook trout, the closest living relatives to the now-extinct natives of Brooktrout Lake. For now, researchers know the lake's water probably won't kill the fish. If the trout establish a sustainable population, loons and herons will have something to eat. And the plankton and insects will adapt to sharing their habitat with a hungry predator.
It will be a huge step in regaining the natural balance of the lake. The first test will come in the spring, when the snow melts and dumps the sulfates and nitrates that accumulate in winter snow pack, causing the acidity of the lake to spike. If the fish make it through the year it will be a waiting game to see if they can reproduce.
Full-grown trout can handle greater variations in the acidity of water. But young fish and eggs are more delicate. If scientists see baby fish in a couple of years, they will know that Brooktrout Lake is capable of being more than just a holding pond.
"It's hard to say what it will do in the future because we don't understand why it has recovered so much more quickly than the other lakes," said Greg Lawrence, a hydrologist with the USGS office in Troy, N.Y.
Brooktrout Lake fills almost a third of its watershed. It has no lakes draining into it. It has a flush rate of 0.7 per year, meaning in less than 18 months all its water is replaced. The glaciers left it with thin soils. These factors make Brooktrout Lake particularly sensitive to changes in air pollution.MORE IN News
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Yoav Shoham has proposed a `new programming paradigm, based on a societal view of computation' [Shoham, 1990],[Shoham, 1993]. The key idea that informs this agent-oriented programming (AOP) paradigm is that of directly programming agents in terms of the mentalistic, intentional notions that agent theorists have developed to represent the properties of agents. The motivation behind such a proposal is that, as we observed in section 2, humans use the intentional stance as an abstraction mechanism for representing the properties of complex systems. In the same way that we use the intentional stance to describe humans, it might be useful to use the intentional stance to program machines.
Shoham proposes that a fully developed AOP system will have three components:
CAN^5_a open(door)^8 B^5_b CAN^5_a open(door)^8.
This formula is read: `if at time 5 agent can ensure that the door is open at time 8, then at time 5 agent believes that at time 5 agent can ensure that the door is open at time 8'.
Corresponding to the logic is the AGENT0 programming language. In this language, an agent is specified in terms of a set of capabilities (things the agent can do), a set of initial beliefs and commitments, and a set of commitment rules. The key component, which determines how the agent acts, is the commitment rule set. Each commitment rule contains a message condition, a mental condition, and an action. In order to determine whether such a rule fires, the message condition is matched against the messages the agent has received; the mental condition is matched against the beliefs of the agent. If the rule fires, then the agent becomes committed to the action. Actions may be private, corresponding to an internally executed subroutine, or communicative, i.e., sending messages. Messages are constrained to be one of three types: `requests' or `unrequests' to perform or refrain from actions, and `inform' messages, which pass on information - Shoham indicates that he took his inspiration for these message types from speech act theory [Cohen and Perrault, 1979][Searle, 1969]. Request and unrequest messages typically result in the agent's commitments being modified; inform messages result in a change to the agent's beliefs.


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Jim Blackburn answers:
Why is Psalm 23 listed as Psalm 22 in the Douay Rheims Bible?
Have you heard that the new insurance exchanges that start in 2014 will charge everyone $1 to pay for abortions?
Can Catholics donate organs?
Why do we say that Jesus rose again?
Would it be a sin to vote for a Mormon over Catholic?
Who is the Whore of Babylon?
Can you recommend some reading material for me to take to Afghanistan?
Why doesn't the pope wear the papal tiara anymore?
What is the answer to the argument for abortion in the case of rape or incest?
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INTERVIEW: Homeboy Sandman on His Break-up with HuffPost, Joy Maximization and Divine Intervention via Black Thought
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Homeboy Sandman performing tonight at Mad Planet with Dana Coppa, Speakeasy & H.E.R.
Stones Throw Records favorite Homeboy Sandman brings his Dear Hunter Tour to Mad Planet tonight, along with label mates Open Mike Eagle and MEGA Ran. Dana Coppa, Speakeasy, Sean Smart and Moses will hit the stage to represent Milwaukee and Mammyth will be on the 1's and 2's.
Since his highly praised label debut First Of A Living Breed, Sandman has been touring with Brother Ali, writing for the Huffington Post and just overall being a good dude. His intelligence and depth flow all through his music, while blazing the stage when he performs live. Seeing him open for Brother Ali earlier this year made me like him that much more and with all of the other MCs listed above, this show will be worth well more than the price of admission. »Read Full Blog Post


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Viewzi is a kind of metasearch tool built around 'views'. It's kind of the antiGoogle in that it's not so much for quick answers as for idle looking around, and it's all about the UI, but it's interesting and pretty and kind of fun. Beta, naturally, and fully buzzword compliant. Flash haters will probably hate it. Usability people may have an aneurism. That's OK. [via] [more inside]
Tag Galaxy
Tag Galaxy is pretty cool. [Flickr, tags, photos, fun for all]
Time Keeps on Slippin' Into the Future
Polar Clock Time and Date in a nifty roundabout of time.
The Pianolina - an addictive flash game - is something like a cross between Pong and WolframTones. Brought to you by Grotrian, piano manufacturers since 1835, the pianolina visualizes musical notes as little squares that chime when they bounce against each other or against a wall. Its sophisticated interface lets you add chords, gravity, or start with the basic notes of well known compositions like Beethoven's "Für Elise".
myData=myMondrian is an interactive art interface in which the personal data provided by viewers is translated into a Piet Mondrian-like composition. Here's an example image.
Related: Rhizome.org: myData=myMondrian
Related: Rhizome.org: myData=myMondrian
Thinking About It Twice, This *Is* Alright
Music That Paints a Picture
Whether you're a fan of Biggie or Dylan, this Flash project has you covered.
Whether you're a fan of Biggie or Dylan, this Flash project has you covered.
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Washington – The focus of relations between Mexico and the United States should shift from crime-fighting and border security to economic development and job creation, Mexican presidential hopeful Andrés Manuel López Obrador said here Tuesday.
"Cooperation for development is more effective and humane than the emphasis on military assistance, intelligence services and armaments," the former Mexico City mayor said in a speech at Washington's Woodrow Wilson Center.
Lopez Obrador, of the center-left Party of the Democratic Revolution, or PRD, narrowly lost Mexico's 2006 presidential election to conservative Felipe Calderon and is seeking to represent his party again in the 2012 contest.
"More than 50,000 Mexicans have died in the so-called war on drugs," he said Tuesday, referring to the toll from nearly five years of Calderon's militarized approach to the struggle with organized crime.
"The violence is the result of the neoliberal policy, plus the poor management of the economy plus corruption," Lopez Obrador said. "Mexico is the biggest exporter of labor, a country with a rate of unemployment and underemployment of 21 percent, and where 67 percent of workers receive salaries that don't exceed $13 a day."
He said that since 1983, when Mexico began to adopt "neoliberal" measures such as privatization and trade liberalization, the country's per capita gross domestic product has grown by a meager 0.4 percent annually.
Lopez Obrador, whose main rival for the PRD presidential nomination is current Mexico City Mayor Marcelo Ebrard, said that if elected, his priorities would include achieving "food sovereignty" and increasing the number of Mexico's oil refineries from six to 11.
Mexico, a major producer and exporter of petroleum, depends on imports to meet its need for gasoline and diesel, a situation Lopez Obrador likened to that of a country that grows oranges, "but buys the juice from other people."
The combative politico said his country's most pressing need is to confront pervasive, entrenched corruption.
"Without battling corruption there will be no effective development policy," he said, asserting that reducing bureaucracy, implementing progressive taxation and curbing graft would free up $60 billion a year - 6 percent of Mexico's GDP - for investment in economic development.
Turning to the touchy issue of immigration, Lopez Obrador urged President Barack Obama to "keep his (2008) campaign promise and regularize the situation of Mexican immigrants" in the United States.
"Development and job creation should come first" in the search for solutions to drug violence and illegal immigration, the Mexican said. "It is not with military assistance ... nor with more weapons that those problems will be resolved. It is not with a wall that the border will be secured."
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College Park's mayor takes Smart Growth to school
Andrew Fellows came to College Park from Silver Spring in 1991 as a grad student at the University of Maryland and never left. Now mayor and newly elected to a third term, Fellows wants to draw staff and faculty back to this college town, all while making it more environmentally sustainable.
Andy Fellows, mayor of College Park. Photo by the author.
It's Thursday morning at the Starbucks in College Park, perhaps the main thoroughfare for college students in this 30,000-person city. Fellows walks in quickly. If you're not looking up at the time, you'll miss him. A hand shoots out.
"Morning, Mayor," says a man from a lounge chair.
"Hey, how are ya doin?" says Fellows.
In November, Fellows was reelected in the city's first contested election in 24 years. Fellows, whose day job is regional director at Clean Water Action, agreed to meet me for one of the first interviews since then.
What are the executive powers of mayors of small municipalities like College Park?
Mayor Fellows: Almost none...the city council sets policy. I have a vote on council matters, but only if it's a tie. Then we have a city manager who is full-time: basically who runs the city, and implements the policy that we settle.
It's not really my authority, but it's my ability to meet with leaders. When I was sworn in, I said that I wanted to improve the relationship with the University of Maryland and also with Prince George's County. So I spend a chunk of time meeting with people and talking with people about ways we could work together and improve relationships. I'm a little bit of an ambassador for College Park.
Could you tell me a little about your work [at Clean Water Action]?
Mayor Fellows: Clean Water Action is a national organization. We have about a million members around the country. I coordinate our program in Delaware, Maryland, the District of Columbia, and Virginia. Our mission is both to make democracy work and get people involved in the decision-making process on environmental issues, and also to implement the Clean Water Act, which is to make the water of the United States more fishable and to make sure there's safe and affordable drinking water. It's partly political because we do endorsements and we do election work, and it's also education and outreach.
It seems College Park is a bit of a hotbed for non-profit environmental work. Did that activity and organizing attract you to the city in the first place?
Mayor Fellows: It's part of being a college town where those types of groups tend to be here. In a sense it did attract me. But then again I didn't really work in environmental work at first. I worked at Citizen Action, which did do environmental work but they worked with other issues as well.
I've attempted to make it a point not to bring my Clean Water agenda to being the mayor at College Park, but it overlaps in the sense that I'm a green mayor. I'm an environmentally-minded mayor. So I want to encourage as much sustainability as possible.
What are some of the challenges that are unique to College Park instead of other nearby municipalities?
Mayor Fellows: I think the unique opportunity we have, and in some ways the challenge, is being home to the flagship campus to the state of Maryland. Because of that we have a lot of count-down issues. Sometimes it's the tension of people who are renting and living short-term and maybe have a different lifestyle than their neighbors: partying and noise. That's a lot of what the Quality of Life Workgroup does, is address some of those issues.
But also with planning, transportation, and economic development issues. The university has a lot of power and the city doesn't have final authority on land use; the county does. So, our focus is on coordinating our efforts with the university and the county to make sure that we're working together.
What are you proud of having accomplished?
Mayor Fellows: Well a lot of the university faculty don't live here in town, and so one of the things that we recognize for the university to be more sustainable is having them living closer to the university so that they can bike or walk to work.
The reason they don't is education. The public schools of Prince George's County don't have a good reputation, so education has always been a top priority of mine. But the city of College Park didn't run education. We do now that we are helping to run a new charter school called College Park Academy, that just opened this fall...It's in a former Catholic school called St. Mark's. We will be creating a full-time location for the College Park Academy, but we're still in the process of doing that.
To me that's a really concrete accomplishment of getting the university, the city, and the county to work together to improve public education opportunities for kids.
Where does affordable housing rank on the list of the city's priorities?
Mayor Fellows: It's pretty high, but affordable housing is one of those issues that's mostly related to students. Of course, that's not true in a lot of parts of Prince George's County. I think for us in College Park, we've got a pretty good amount of diversity of income and affordable housing.
We imposed rent control and rent stabilization to address what we felt were students being ripped off by landlords who were charging really high rates. A lot of the parents of students can afford high rates. So the rents around here in the group houses were going up. So we did two things: one, we put rent stabilization in place, and then we went to war with the landlords, which took a while to get going.
What were some of the provisions of your rent control?
Mayor Fellows: You could only raise the rent a certain percentage of the value of the property.
Are student advocacy groups active on this front?
Mayor Fellows: The Student Government Organization and the Graduate Student Government have somewhat engaged in housing issues. Their big issue is getting more housing. Because, the market says, in theory, that if you have enough housing, the prices will come down because of supply and demand.
Where does smart growth fit into all of this?
Mayor Fellows: Smart growth for me is the more we can build around transit areas, areas with transportation infrastructure, so that people aren't as dependent on cars. And for us it's working. We're actually decreasing the amount of vehicle trips on Route 1 because of the fact that students living so close to campus don't have to drive to campus, which reduces cars on the road.
Okay, let's switch gears. What's the strangest thing a constituent has ever said to you?
Mayor Fellows: Well, the first thing that comes to my mind… I'm not really sure if it's strange, but it's strange to me. We put up speed cameras a few years ago, and sure enough people got caught speeding. But I was amazed that people would call me up, the mayor, and complain about being caught for speeding. Basically, their attitude was, "How dare you put up a speed camera ad how dare you fine me for breaking the law." It was so weird to me.
What are some of your personal challenges that you've faced since becoming mayor?
Mayor Fellows: My personal challenge is probably time. I end up working 60 or 70 hours a week. And it's work I love doing. So it's figuring out, "how do I prioritize and get things done in a way that's effective, but doesn't drive me crazy?"
Also, being patient, which is somewhat of a strength of mine because I'm a pretty patient guy. But some things don't happen overnight or really quickly. The most sustainable things are the ones where people take a lot of community ownership or a lot of people involved in the project to get people going together. It's bottom up and not top down. And that also takes time.
A version of this post appeared on Jimmy's Writing Samples.
Is the City of College Park still unfairly discriminating against renters by charging higher taxes for rental units.
I do not know much about Andrew Fellows and now I have moved out of the jurisdiction but a few years ago things in College Park were pretty awful. There is a powerful cliche of residents in College Park that wish their wasn't a College in College Park.
"How dare you put up a speed camera ad [sic] how dare you fine me for breaking the law."Well, if that statement doesn't capture the prevailing attitude of drivers caught speeding/running red lights/etc., I don't know what would.
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Originally from Illinois where I learned to drive. In the classes there we were told that the way Illinois sets speed limits was by measuring actual driving speeds for a period of time to see what felt natural for drivers. Then, with that information in hand, they set the speeds toward the high end of that range. Thus the speed limits were based on the reality of what the population intrinsically regarded as normal for the road in question. Speed limits in Maryland have never reflected this underlying philosophy. And this is the basis for much confusion and discontent. The speeds don't reflect the natural response that drivers have to the conditions that the roads present to them.
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A genetic cause for cleft lip/cleft palate is likely; however, environmental exposure to teratogens during critical embryonic development cannot be ruled out. Cleft lip with or without cleft palate is etiologically and genetically distinct from isolated cleft palate. Isolated cleft palate has a greater incidence of associated anomalies. There is a twofold increase in the occurrence of clefts with maternal smoking in early pregnancy.
Nursing care plan physical assessment and examination
A family history of cleft lip or cleft palate may or may not exist. Identical twins are more likely to share the disorder than are fraternal twins. Inquire about teratogen exposure during the first trimester of pregnancy.
The cleft lip may vary from a small notch to a widespread open cleft and may be unilateral or bilateral. The cleft palate also varies in the extent of the malformation: it can involve only the uvula, extend into the soft and hard palate, or be unilateral, bilateral, or midline.
Parents' and families' adjustments to an infant with cleft lip or cleft palate may be difficult. The deformity is usually readily observable at birth and often totally unexpected. Support for the family is essential and includes explanations of the surgical procedures and long-term prognosis.
Nursing care plan primary nursing diagnosis: Altered nutrition: Less than body requirements related to inadequate intake.
Nursing care plan intervention and physical treatment
CL and CP are treated with a combination of surgery, speech therapy, and orthodontic work. Surgical repair of a CL is performed within the first month after birth. The repair improves the child's ability to suck. The optimal time to surgically correct a CP is controversial. Times range from 28 days of life to 18 months. Most surgeons prefer to perform the surgery at an early age, before faulty speech habits develop. The more extensive the surgery required, the later the surgery may occur. Surgical repair of CL (cheiloplasty) is usually uncomplicated with no long-term intervention, other than possible scar revision. Surgical repair of CP (palatoplasty) is more extensive and may require more than one surgery. If the infant has horseshoe defect, surgery may be impossible. A contoured speech bulb attached to the back of a denture appliance to occlude the nasopharynx may help the child speak.
Because of the long-term, multidisciplinary nature of services needed for the child, assist the parents in accessing appropriate support within the health care system. Support the parents before and during the surgical procedure by identifying the positive features of the newborn. Call the infant by name. Current surgical practices provide excellent repairs with minimal scarring. Encourage parents to discuss their feelings about the child's appearance. Sharing pictures of children with successful CL repairs may help the parents cope with their fears and anxieties.
Depending on the severity of the cleft, children with CL/CP will have problems sucking. Work with the parents and experiment with devices that will improve nutrition, such as different kinds of nipples. The infant may feed better if the parents use a nipple with a flange that occludes the cleft or a large, soft nipple with large holes. Try holding the infant at different positions during feeding (e.g., at a 60- to 80-degree angle). Breastfeeding can be successfully carried out as long as the mother can maintain a seal during nursing. In some nursing pairs, the breast tissue may help form the seal. Otherwise, the mother can use the hand not holding the infant or she can use a molded nipple.
Parents should be allowed to verbalize fears and anxiety about the deformity. The first time parents see their baby, they may experience shock, disappointment, or guilt. If you help them see the baby's assets, you encourage bonding and acceptance. Allow ample time for the parents to hold the infant to promote bonding. Explain the surgical procedure and postoperative care to parents.
The postoperative management of an infant with a CL focuses on protection of the operative site. Arm restraints prevent the child from rubbing the site and from self-injury. Hang baby toys within reach of the baby's restrained hands. Many infants are more comfortable in an infant seat rather than lying in a crib. In order to avoid facial contact with the sheets, do not place infants on their stomachs for sleep. Pacifiers are contraindicated, and feeding methods should be designed to reduce any tension on the suture line. Use a cotton-tipped applicator and a cleansing solution to clean the suture line. An antibiotic ointment may be prescribed. Pain should be controlled with analgesic medication and nonpharmacologic strategies such as holding and rocking.
The postoperative management of an infant with a CP centers on prevention of injury to the operative site. Do not place sharp or potentially injurious objects in the child's mouth (spoons, forks, straws, etc.). Feeding may be done from the side, but self-feeding is prohibited. After feeding, make sure to cleanse the child's mouth with water or a cleansing solution.
Nursing care plan discharge and home health care guidelines
Teach the parents feeding techniques, how to observe for aspiration, and to bubble the infant frequently. After surgery, teach the parents to avoid putting objects into the infant's mouth.
Teach the parents to care for the incision and to assess the incision for infection. Explain the importance of keeping the infant's hands away from the face. Tell the parents that it is important to hold the infant and remove the restraints from time to time.
Teach the parents the signs of pain in an infant, and explore with them nonpharmacologic methods to relieve pain. Review with the parents the analgesic medication dosage, time, and route.
Instruct parents that the child may have more recurrent middle ear infections than other children. The child may also need orthodontic or speech therapy at some time because of the deformity of the mouth and palate.


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Peter Facinelli: 'I Would Pickpocket The Crew'
Twilight star Peter Facinelli has become a proficient pickpocket after studying sleight of hand for his new film Loosies.
The actor plays a thief in the film and practiced his feather-like touch on his cast mates and crew.
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|(DAYS) Did John have Paul killed?
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|Jun 18 2008, 09:28 AM Post #1
Okay so I see that they are making it look like John has Paul killed IMO. First he is on the phone with someone telling him that Paul is leaving town. Then John says to himself "Paul your not going anywhere". Then John gets another call telling someone to "take care of it". Then we see Paul dead and rolled into the river off the pier.
Sooo does anyone think that John has Paul killed? Or is this Higleys fucked up way of giving J&M yet ANOTHER road block?
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|Jun 18 2008, 10:07 AM Post #2
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I don't think John had Paul killed. Rather, I believe that Phillip gave him some dough to go away to another country or something where he can't be spotted. Then, a look-a-like has been brought in and killed by Phillip or one of his men. So, all of this is done by Phillip to frame John.
Or, my second theory is that, Phillip paid Paul to play dead to frame John. Once the body is buried, Paul will be removed from his grave and sent away.
|Jun 18 2008, 10:19 AM Post #3
|I wouldn't be surprised if Ava has something to do with it. If they're getting rid of Ava when Tamara leaves then they could use her as murdering Paul.
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|Jun 18 2008, 10:22 AM Post #4
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|Oooooh. Maybe she did murder Paul to help John out.
|Jun 18 2008, 12:08 PM Post #5
That makes real sense. Is Dena that smart??? :D This is the only way that both John and Phillip would be off the hook.
|Jun 18 2008, 12:17 PM Post #6
|Philip was also on the phone telling his men to take care of Paul and make sure he doesn't talk. It could be Ava, and that's why she's leaving at the end of the summer.
|Jun 19 2008, 03:47 PM Post #7
I think Ava was involved with it too. That's probably how the writers are going to get rid of her. She probably did it to help John.
|Jun 19 2008, 09:56 PM Post #8
I wonder if Ava and her men are behind this. Maybe they took matters into their own hands, thinking John would be ok with it. I mean, Angelo was shocked when John told him to just let Paul go so I can see Ava rethinking this or maybe keeping tabs on it and doing something for John without asking, thinking it would help him.
This is all very intriguing in how it was done so I can't wait to see it unfold.
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|Jun 19 2008, 10:09 PM Post #9
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|^ That would make sense. I can't imagine John asking Ava to have Paul killed. Besides, I don't think he would want Ava to leave town. Its highly possible that she took action without him knowing.
|Jun 19 2008, 10:40 PM Post #10
Ava having it done is the only thing that really makes sense to me. Even though John is "different" I still dont see him having anyone killed. I don't see Philip doing it either.
I think John will be Ava's new "obsession".
|Jun 19 2008, 10:59 PM Post #11
I can see him being her new obsession. Afterall, Ava doesn't have much except her cousins and Nicole.
Maybe she had Paul taken care of so John would be indebted to her or so she could hold this over his head. That is another option as well.
Edited by PhoenixRising05, Jun 19 2008, 11:00 PM.
|Jun 19 2008, 11:08 PM Post #12
Maybe she's Kristen wearing a face mask! :P
|Jun 19 2008, 11:11 PM Post #13
|As long as Ava stays in John and Marlena's circle i'll be happy..She fits better in their story than she did in Steve and Kayla's..Steve and Ava had no chemistry at all..But Ava and John actually have a lot of chemistry and work well together given Jawn's new personality..
|Jun 19 2008, 11:18 PM Post #14
Ohhh if only :P
|Jun 20 2008, 12:41 AM Post #15
I agree.
I think it was the acting talent of SN, TB, MBE, and KA that made the early Ava stuff work but this time it's the talent and the story. I'm really enjoying Ava much more in this story because it doesn't feel so forced and the chemistry is definitely there. I just hope they find some way to keep Tamara. She is too good to lose IMO.
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|Jun 20 2008, 08:27 AM Post #16
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LOL. I doubt its Kristen. Ava was pushing John away at first. Even though Ava is gone in a month or so, I have no doubt that sometime in the future she will return for John the same way she did for Steve ... if DAYS is around that long.
|Jun 20 2008, 08:53 AM Post #17
I'm thinking that's what it is. I bet Angelo did this... I was even saying that before the episode finished yesterday. No way is Dena that stupid to have Phillip or John do this.
If it was John, can you imagine the cries from viewers to bring the old John back??
|Jun 20 2008, 03:50 PM Post #18
I'll ONLY allow that to happen if Eileen Davidson is behind the mask!
|Jun 20 2008, 05:17 PM Post #19
Well of course Mason... there IS no other Kristen ;) . GAWD what I wouldn't give for a good secret room cat fight right about now lmao. Nothing entertained me more then Marlena and Kristen snipping at eachother :P .
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The title track has already been heard on Pit Boss, and is more of an accomplishment considering the circumstances behind its creation. "We had a very short notice that we we're going to perform a song for the show," revealed Billy, "so we literally had to put that song together in one day and then perform it live on TV the next. Something like that wouldn't be possible if we didn't all share the same vision."
Something else they're all united in is their commitment to share some of the EP proceeds with charities close to their hearts. "The goal with the charity portion of the EP is to donate a portion from the proceeds to one dog rescue per month in need for the next year," explained Sebastian. "Depending on the EP sales, we have some in mind we would like to help out over the next 12 months. Some have helped us out on Pit Boss, and we would like to say thanks for all of their hard work. [They] include Fur Baby, Karma Rescue, Angel City Pit Bulls, and Pet Orphans. We have more rescues we plan on helping out in the future."
In addition to the EP, Sebastian, Ronald and Post Trauma also shot a music video for the title track. "The music video was an incredible journey too," Sebastian continued. "We had friends come all the way down from Fresno to help us out who had never acted before. I was amazed at their talent and their enthusiasm with the music video and the end result was incredible. It was really cool to see them perform as well as they did and totally go with the flow on how everything was put together and shot. We're very grateful to the cast of the music video for all of their hard work.
"Our good friend Jerry Brunskill of Wow and Flutter Media helped us with the camera work, let us set up the sets at his house, and did an excellent job at making a really cool music video come to life!" he added. "It wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for Jerry. Big thanks, man."
"I think it's important to know that this was a homegrown effort that was focused on the meaning and message each song had to relay to the listener," Billy told us. "Sebastian, Ronald and I spent hours talking about each verse and chorus, making sure we were all capturing the same emotion they had to offer. 'Destruction,' for example, is about two good people who could have otherwise spent a long time together, but were pushed apart by circumstance. For that one, I covered the walls with photographs and just basked in the memories for a good half hour before pressing 'record.'"
So what's next for these three musicians? Post Trauma has a new album on the way, and Sebastian and Ronald haven't ruled out the idea of a full-length release expanding on Risen, either. "Right now we just want to release the EP and enjoy the completion of our first few songs," said Sebastian. "Then we'll decide, as a group, if we will continue with the idea of a full length album. We're having so much fun with this, it will be no surprise if we do!"
Risen is now available on iTunes. You can also follow Sebastian, Ronald and Post Trauma on Twitter (@SebastianRisen, @RClark19, and @PostTrauma).
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well since trying to sort out an Afro Samurai group for may, so far It's me as Junno, and Floof (from expo forum) as Ninja Ninja. But it would be awsome to make this group alot bigger, espically since the sequal Afro Samurai: resurrection is out, and continues to show just how awsome this anime is.
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Now That's What I Call Music 1 was re-released today, after celebrating its 25th birthday.
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Mailem Granillo said she designed her first place pumpkin by coloring foil with permanent markers.
Granillo, a fifth-grader at Parkview Elementary, won the top honor in the overall category Wednesday in her school's first pumpkin decorating contest.
Granillo's pumpkin was styled after the main character in book "The Rainbow Fish." She said her mother helped her design the pumpkin after reading the book together.
"The fish was shiny and we like the shiny stuff," said Granillo, giggling. "I liked coloring the foil."
Granillo's pumpkin was among the dozens on display in the main hall at Parkview Elementary, including one that resembled the protagonist in Dr. Seuss' "The Cat in the Hat."
The pumpkin displayed the face of the main character, a mischievous cat with human features, with a tall red and white-striped hat and a red bow tie.
Parkview Principal Mandy Carpenter said the contest was held to promote family reading and positive family projects at home and help students develop an interest in literature.
Carpenter said the contest gave parents and children a reason to work and read a book together. Students crafted pumpkins with their families.
Leandra Martinez, a sixth-grader, won second place in the overall category with her pumpkin crafted after the book "Nursery Rhymes."
Martinez recently came across an oversized pumpkin and said she quickly got the idea to create a Humpty Dumpty pumpkin after noticing the pumpkin's resemblance to an egg. She said her mother and father helped her design the pumpkin. She said Humpty Dumpty was her favorite childhood nursery rhyme.
"I've never made a pumpkin like this before," Martinez said. "I learned that it's fun to try something you've never done before."
Carpenter said the contest fit well into the school's agenda this week, which is book fair week at Parkview.
Carpenter said she found the idea online and decided to bring it to her school after seeing that the concept enhanced the holiday season at a couple schools across the nation.
The top three contest winners received gift certificates that can be used to purchase books in Parkview's book fair today. Profits from the book sale go toward supplying Parkview's library with new books.
Carpenter said she was most impressed by Granillo's pumpkin and pumpkins styled after characters in the books "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and "Charlotte's Web."
"Kids are so excited about the holidays," Carpenter said. "We want them to celebrate holidays but we want to channel it in a way that is educational also. That's why we tied it to the books. It's the best of both worlds. They get to celebrate holidays but also read books."


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This paper argues for a fundamental reorientation of fiscal policy, from the current aggregate demand management model to a model that explicitly and directly targets the unemployed. Even though aggregate demand management has several important benefits in stabilizing an unstable economy, it also has a number of serious drawbacks that merit its reconsideration. The paper identifies the shortcomings that can be observed during both recessions and economic recoveries, and builds the case for a targeted demand-management approach that can deliver economic stabilization through full employment and better income distribution.
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3 Oklahoma schools to leave LSC
Southwestern Oklahoma State, Southeastern Oklahoma State and East Central notified the Lone Star Conference of their intentions Monday to withdraw from the LSC.
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Dr. Gott: Man in pain 10 years after hip replacement
Dear Dr. Gott: I am a 39-year-old male. I had a total hip replacement on my left hip in July 1998. I had almost no pain (once it healed) for more than 10 years. Now I have almost constant pain and other sensations that feel as if the prosthetic is popping out or slipping.
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Dear Heloise: I read with some interest your money-saving suggestions for college students, since I have a grandson who is attending college.
Heloise: Get a safety-deposit box
Dear Readers: It might be a good idea to have a safety-deposit box. Stowing valuables at home is dangerous (think fire, flood) and risky (break-ins, damage and theft). A much better option is a little metal box at your financial institution.
Dear Abby: Parents' attitude can be dangerous
Dear Abby: My parents are both in their 80s, and I try to stay in touch with them as often as possible. Unfortunately, one issue I cannot get through to them is when to call 911 for help. Example: If Mom trips and falls, Dad needs to call 911 rather than struggle to help her up. One or both of them could be injured due to lack of strength or ability.
Dr. Gott: Nurse appreciates the role of hospitalists
Dear Dr. Gott: This is in response to the reader who asked about her doctor no longer admitting patients to the hospital.
Creamer captures first major crown
Paula Creamer flinched in pain as shot after shot punished a left thumb that hurts so badly she couldn't play for four months.
Stricker struggles but sets tourney mark
At Silvis, Ill., Steve Stricker won the John Deere Classic for the second straight year, holding on for a two-shot victory after leading by seven strokes.
Weiss wins 'survival' test
As one contender after another fell by the wayside Sunday, Casey Weiss held on to capture the Tascosa Golf Club Men's Championship for the second time in three years.
Dillas lose in 10
The Amarillo Dillas suffered a 13-12 loss in 10 innings to the Coastal Bend Thunder.
Advice started career path
Dennis Williams played in five games for the Odessa Jackalopes during the 2001-02 Central Hockey League season.
Dillas to welcome children's group
When the Amarillo Dillas take the field today to begin a crucial United League Baseball series with the Edinburg Roadrunners, there will be a special group in the Amarillo National Bank Dilla Villa's stands.
Two-run ninth gives Dillas win
The Amarillo Dillas edged the Coastal Bend Thunder, 7-6, on Sunday in the third game of their United League Baseball series in Robstown.
Lowly Orioles finish 4-game sweep of Rangers
ARLINGTON - Baltimore Orioles rookie Jake Arrieta grew up going to Texas Rangers games.
Potential buyers sue Rangers
Claiming its deal is being "derailed" and "hijacked," the prospective new owners of the Texas Rangers, including team president Nolan Ryan, filed suit against the ballclub Monday, asking a bankruptcy judge approve the sale agreed upon in May.
Bagwell to coach Houston's hitters
HOUSTON - Former Astros All-Star Jeff Bagwell is taking over as Houston's hitting coach after the team fired Sean Berry on Sunday.
Rodeo: Rodeoers fill wallets in Cowboy Christmas
Three former Texas Tech stars were newsmakers during Cowboy Christmas, the traditional July 4 week filled with numerous high-paying pro rodeos.
Spurs sign Spanish League star
The San Antonio Spurs have signed Tiago Splitter, three years after drafting the heralded big man from Spain.
The Short List
There's been a Ben Bennett sighting. The former Amarillo Dusters head coach parted ways earlier this month with the Orlando Fantasy of the Lingerie Football League.
Cuban wants Heat's moves probed
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban said the NBA should examine how free agents LeBron James, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade ended up with the Miami Heat.
Falcon Club water results likely on tap today
Water test results due today could determine if residents of a Bushland-area subdivision can go back to consuming water from the neighborhood's utility without boiling it first.
American Housing Expenses, fees cut by $821K
Bankruptcy Judge Robert Jones turned $1.2 million into $379,000 on Monday.
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Of all the forces of nature and man, fire is the most feared if it's out of control.
Early judgment sought in open meetings case
PECOS - A group of cities suing Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott regarding the constitutionality of the state's Open Meetings Act want a favorable ruling from a federal judge before the case goes to trial.
In lean times, options dwindle
Times are lean, and Canyon city officials are hoping they'll have enough money next year for purchases and upkeep.
Police: Dad beat son for hours before death
HOUSTON - A Houston man who police said beat his 6-year-old son for eight hours until the boy went into a seizure and died has been charged in the child's killing.
Plane makes emergency landing
No injuries were reported when a 55-year-old Amarillo pilot was forced to ditch his homemade, single-engine plane south of the city after its engine went dead early Sunday evening.
Randall County fire marshal named to state board
Dennis Rice, a sergeant and fire marshal for the Randall County Sheriff's Office, has been appointed to the state board of trustees for the Texas Emergency Services Retirement System, Gov. Rick Perry's office said Monday.
Sand Drags may get reprieve
The Potter County Commission has formed a committee that will consider easing the permit requirement for organizers of a popular off-road racing event held on the banks of the Canadian River.
Two jailed in Muleshoe killing
Police have arrested two Muleshoe men in the July 4 homicide of a 19-year-old man.
Doctors threaten to pull out of Texas Medicaid
DALLAS - Cuts to fees paid doctors in the state health care program for low-income Texans are raising fears that already declining physician participation will fall further.
Redistricting hearing penciled in for Lubbock
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Randall County Finance Building: Four offices move in
Bob Karrh walks into a storage room where hundreds of cardboard boxes and leather-bound books are stacked on metal shelves containing documents, some of which are more than 100 years old.
Column - Eye on Austin: Candidates' telltale reports coming due
The power of the mighty dollar is back in the spotlight. Thursday is the deadline for state legislative candidates to report to the Texas Ethics Commission how much money they raised in the first half of this year.
Lottery officials put off bid-selection decision
AUSTIN - The Texas Lottery Commission has pushed back its date for deciding which company will get the new state lottery operations contract.
Church battling fire, murder, infighting
HOUSTON - The sanctuary at First New Mount Calvary Baptist Church is in shambles from an arson fire. The pastor is charged with murder. The church is embroiled in a nasty lawsuit.
Inspection station: Away from the fast lanes
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White touts five-point proposal for education
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Former Cowboy sues over canopy collapse
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Two charged with Muleshoe homicide
Men charged in Muleshoe slaying
Three teams leave Lone Star Conference
Publics help sought in missing-person cases
Heavy rains, flooding cause nearly $4M in damage
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Is everyone else as disgusted as I am about the Gulf of Mexico oil spill? Thousands of jobs lost - probably permanently; folks living or cleaning up on the coast being poisoned by extremely toxic Corexit, which is banned in the rest of the world; massive wildlife deaths; and a possible evacuation of the coast due to incompetent cleaning up of the oil.
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Sen. John Cornyn is the one who seems to be confused concerning making our country safer. He voted to make it more difficult for the average citizen to obtain a cell phone because pre-paid cell phones have become the preferred means of communication for many criminals and terrorists.
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Whoever is responsible for the upkeep of the roadways along the sides of I-40 and I-27 - whether it's the city, county or state - must be non-existent or sleeping on the job.
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Remembering a friend of nature
Near the Washington County Historical Society grows a towering tree with a quirky distinction. Due to an identification glitch when nominated for the national big tree registry, the tree is possibly the only one in the country to ever bear the champion moniker under two different species.
When first identified and nominated for the registry more than a decade ago, the tree was inadvertently mistaken as the largest White Swamp Oak in the country by late local naturalist Marilyn Ortt.
"A sign was made up, a ceremony was held. I think several of the commissioners were there," recalled Jim Noe Thursday night as he shared the story with the Marietta Natural History Society-a group Ortt helped found more than 20 years ago.
But when someone from the registry showed up to make it official, it was discovered the tree was not the largest White Swamp Oak, but in fact the largest Chinkapin Oak in the country.
The story of the oak tree oversight was one of many to generate great laughter at the group's monthly meeting, dedicated to the remembrance of Ortt, who passed away May 25 at the age of 78.
Those who knew Ortt well knew that she rarely made mistakes.
Nor did she back down from her causes, often environmental, though much more varied upon closer inspection.
When Elsa Thompson first met Ortt in the mid-1970s, it was through the Friendly Town program, which centered on bringing inner city children to stay with local families for a two-week stays.
"She was a very quiet, unassuming person," said Thompson.
That did not stop Ortt from touching many lives. In addition to helping found the natural history society, Ortt was instrumental in dozens of local groups, hundreds of causes, and thousands of projects, said her friends.
Marietta resident Jean Nuss, 89, was a recent widow when she moved to the city in 1974. Searching for something to do, she found the Washington County Hiking Club, "which was in essence, Marilyn," recalled Nuss.
The club helped Nuss grow her local roots, and introduced her to wonderful new activities and places.
Bill Thompson, who along with mother Elsa and family, publishes local magazine Bird Watcher's Digest, recalled that Ortt was instrumental in some of his earliest birding moments. Taking a group of children to what is now the site of Washington State Community College, Ortt showed them sky dancing woodcocks.
"She said 'Just wait here.' We watched it, and it was magical," recalled Bill.
Janice Hofmann, of Parkersburg, recalled taking her daughter on nature walks with Ortt when the family lived in Marietta in the mid-1990s. The walks, aided my Ortt's voluminous naturalist knowledge, spurred a love of nature in not only Janice, but her daughter Casey Hofmann, now 25.
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According to Sony-Ericosson president, Bert Norbert, they may have under estimated the impact of the iPhone, but one company isn't taking the chance that they'll ever under estimate it again by basically betting the whole company on the iPhone 5.
According to an exclusive report by BGR, Sprint has decided to gambled on the iPhone big time, and by big time I mean by agreeing to buy 30.5 million of the little suckers over the next four years at a cost of a whopping 20 billion dollars! Whoah.... baby, now that's what I call a whole lot of cold hard cash!
Under the deal, Sprint will get a chance to trump its main competitors, namely AT&T and Verizon, by getting a first shot exclusive deal to sell the iPhone 5, while its competitors are limited to selling just the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, at least until the first quarter of 2012.
A lot of people, myself included, find it hard to believe that Apple would limit the sales potential of the iPhone 5 to just one company. After all, that's one of the main reasons why Android was able to come along and steal most of the iPhone's sales in the first place, thanks in large part to its five-year exclusivity contract with AT&T.
However, 20 billion dollar in guaranteed sales is nothing to sneeze at either, and especially when you consider that the first quarter is only five or so months away anyway. Also, when combined with Sprint's no-data cap plans, having the iPhone 5 appear on its network first, even if its only for five months or so, could go along way in helping Sprint in not only keeping its existing customer base intact , but hopefully also give it the chance to actually grow its base at the expense of its much larger rivals.
In conclusion, having a short term exclusivity contract with Sprint might have minimum impact on over all iPhone sales, but it could easily have a big impact on Sprint, a company that can use all the help it can get these days. After all, according to Sprint not having the iPhone is already the main reason its subscribers are leaving Sprint, so it basically has nothing to lose and virtually everything to gain by having an iPhone exclusivity, as short as it might be.
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MUMBAI, India — India executed the lone surviving gunman from the 2008 Mumbai terror attack early yesterday, four years after Pakistani gunmen blazed through India's financial capital, killing 166 people and throwing relations between the nuclear-armed neighbors into a tailspin.
Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, a Pakistani citizen, was hanged in secrecy at a jail in Pune, a city near Mumbai.
News of the execution was widely cheered in India, with political parties organizing public celebrations and some people setting off firecrackers. But for those more deeply touched by the events of 26/11, as the attack is known here, the hanging offered only a partial catharsis.
"This is an incomplete justice as the masterminds and main handlers of 26/11 are still absconding," said Kavita Karkare, the widow of Hemant Karkare, the chief of Mumbai's anti-terrorism squad who was killed while pursuing Kasab. "They should also be hanged."
Indian officials accuse Pakistan's intelligence agency of working with the militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba to plan the attack — an allegation Islamabad denies.Indian authorities faced public pressure to execute Kasab quickly, and the government fast-tracked the appeal and execution process, which can take decades.
Kasab and nine other gunmen entered Mumbai by boat on Nov. 26, 2008. Carrying cellphones, grenades and automatic weapons, they fanned out across the city, targeting two luxury hotels, a Jewish center, a tourist restaurant and a train station.


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by Dennis Crouch
This is totally off topic, but may be relevant to you.
I am involved with our Peace Corps Coverdell Fellows program here at the University of Missouri. Our fellowship is an amazing opportunity for potential law students because we are offering and two-years of tuition free law school (with, I suspect an in-state waiver for the third-year), a small stipend for two years ($12,000 per year), and health insurance. The requirement is that you be a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer and admitted to our law school. There is then a fairly painless selection and nomination process. I believe that we are the only law school in the country currently offering this opportunity for RPCVs. In addition to our IP curriculum, Mizzou Law is known for its dispute resolution program that is largely keyed to cross-cultural issues. We also have close ties with the MU Schools of Journalism, Public Policy, Public Health, and Social Work.
The fellowship can be awarded to folks who are just now returning from service as well as those who have been back for years.
Contact me if you are interested. All materials are due in February.


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Cheats and Walkthroughs
Cheats and Walkthroughs
Cheats and Walkthroughs
Far Cry 3's release has been delayed. The open-world shooter from Ubisoft was originally set for a September 4 release. The new Far Cry 3 release date is December 4.
"We're taking more time to create the best possible gameplay experience," said Dan Hay, producer at Ubisoft. "Far Cry 3 is a huge offering and we want every element of this insane, action-packed adventure to be of the highest possible quality for the players."
It's definitely a drag that Far Cry 3 is coming out later in the year, but check out my Far Cry 3 preview -- Judging from my time playing the game, it's a very ambitious title, on a scale that few games even aspire to, let alone achieve. I'm willing to wait a few months if it means that the finished Far Cry 3 will live up to its promise.
What do you think? Are you looking forward to the release of Far Cry 3? Does this announcement ruin your September gaming plans?