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alicia27
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Alicia is a woman from Norman, USA
"Every single person has at least one secret that would break your heart. If we could just remember this, I think there would be a lot more compassion and tolerance in the world."
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Inmate recants story about LAPD link to rappers slaying...
Rated • 1 review • crime, law, bizarre • latimes.com
From the page: "In a deposition, the man says Biggie Smalls' family and its lawyer offered to pay him. The lawyer calls claims false.
By Mitchell Landsberg, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
September 26, 2007
A prison inmate who had implicated a former Los Angeles Police Department officer in the shooting death of rap star Biggie Smalls has renounced his story, tying a new knot in the tangle of intrigue that surrounds the still-unsolved killing.
Waymond Anderson, who was briefly a top-selling R&B artist and is serving a life term for murder, said in a recent deposition that he lied about LAPD involvement in the Smalls slaying as part of a "scam" concocted by two other convicts to squeeze a large monetary settlement out of the city."
Just my humble opinion, of course, but it sounds to me like someone in the LAPD got to this guy...
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SCIENCE FILE - How a virus could make you obese - It...
Rated • 1 review • health • latimes.com
A virus that has been linked to obesity in animals and humans works by converting adult stem cells into fat cells, making it easier to gain weight and harder to lose it, researchers reported this week.
At least 10 viruses and bacteria have now been shown to increase obesity rates, and the new study, presented Monday at a Boston meeting of the American Chemical Society, provides the first insight into how the viruses operate.
Once fat cells are formed in the body, she noted, they never go away. They can be shrunk, but they remain, waiting for a fresh infusion of fat so they can begin growing again.
If the results can be confirmed, Dhurandhar said, a vaccine against the virus could help reduce obesity rates in future generations."
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Rated • 1 review • crime, law, bizarre • sltrib.com
From the page: "Clerk assaulted with donuts in convenience store robbery
The Salt Lake Tribune
Article Last Updated: 09/26/2007 11:30:00 AM MDT
Posted: 11:29 AM- A 39-year-old man was arrested for robbing beer from two 7-Eleven stores Tuesday in Salt Lake City.
He was caught after throwing donuts at the clerk who tried to stop him from taking a four-pack of beer from the store at 109 S. 300 East, police said. A witness subdued the man until officers arrived about 5 p.m.
A half hour earlier, the same man allegedly hreatened to kill a clerk at the 7-Eleven at 309 E. 400 South before leaving with two 24-ounce cans of beer."
Gotta watch out for those donuts!!!
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Roll-Your-Own Net TV Takes Off
Rated • 1 review • internet, entertainment, technology, tv, television • wired.com
From the page: "Michael Weisman may not be a household name in his own hometown, but to people in the Netherlands, he is a TV star.
A community media activist and law student at the University of Washington, Weisman hosts segments of a live show, which he sends over the Internet from Seattle to a public TV station in Amsterdam.
He is one of a growing number of people creating their own programming and putting it on cable, satellite and the Web as live streaming video. Along with expanding the reach of their signals, using the Internet as a distribution channel has the advantage of giving viewers the option of seeing archived TV programs on demand."
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BBC NEWS | UK | Pictured girl is not Madeleine
Rated • 1 review • news • bbc.co.uk
From the page: "A blonde girl photographed in Morocco is not missing Madeleine McCann, according to journalists who met her.
British and Spanish reporters claim to have traced the girl, pictured being carried on a Moroccan woman's back.
London newspaper the Evening Standard says the girl is a five-year-old from the village of Zinat.
The McCanns' spokesman said the news, if true, was disappointing. Madeleine disappeared on 3 May from a holiday apartment in Portugal."
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Online Games Amazing Free Online Games - Play Now! |...
Rated • 1 review • puzzles, games, online, video games, free • gamehouse.com
Tons of free online games to play.
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Modern Drunkard Magazine
Rated • 1 review • crime, politics, law, police, legal • moderndrunkardmagazine.com
From the page: "Former Police Officer Tim Stone doesnâ€t look like the kind of cop you want to get pulled over by when youâ€ve been drinking deep in Tennessee.
But youâ€d be wrong, because Stone feels your pain. He understands that the BAC is just a number and itâ€s each individualâ€s tolerance for alcohol that determines how ably you can drive a vehicle after ingesting alcohol. The Breathalyser, he asserts, is a very fallible device that can be fooled by an act as innocent as eating peanuts.
Just as many judges feel they have lost their power to actually judge people due to mandatory minimum-sentencing laws, many police officers secretly feel that the BAC has taken away their ability to use common sense and personal judgment on a case-by-case basis when it comes to who can and cannot safely operate a vehicle.
It was this frustration which spurned Stone, while still on the force, to release a video entitled: How to Avoid a DUI. The 50 minute video tells you exactly how to avoid falling prey to unfair drinking laws, all told from the point of view of the guy whoâ€s supposed to arrest you."
