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Man Pleads Not Guilty In Tagger-Related Slaying
WEST COVINA, Calif. -- A 20-year-old man pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a murder charge stemming from the March 2006 shooting death of a Valinda man who was trying to stop taggers in his neighborhood, according to City News Service. Anthony Alex Castillo of Valinda is charged in the March 9, 2006, slaying of 44-year-old Robert Whitehead, who was shot when he confronted taggers in his Moccasin Street neighborhood. In addition to a murder charge, Castillo is charged with carrying a concealed and loaded firearm and transportation of marijuana. .
U.S. Marine arrested over rape in Japan's Okinawa
A woman strolls an area where Tyrone Luther Hadnott, a 38-year-old marine of Camp Courtney in Okinawa, is believed to meet a Japanese schoolgirl, in Okinawa city, southern Japan, Monday, Feb. 11, 2008. Japanese police arrested the U.S. marine Monday for allegedly raping the 14-year-old Japanese girl, but the suspect denied he raped the teenager, police said. (Kyodo News/AP Photo) .
Bank robbed in Gulf Shores
A man who told a teller he had a gun held up the BankTrust branch in Gulf Shores on Wednesday afternoon, according to FBI reports. The bank at 1700 Gulf Shores Parkway was robbed about 2 p.m., said Special Agent Angela Tobon, FBI spokeswoman. Tobon said the man walked into the bank, handed the teller a note and demanded money. "No weapon was displayed, but he did say he had one," Tobon said, adding that no one was injured. The man walked out of the bank with an undisclosed amount of cash. Investigators were looking for a late-model red Chevrolet pickup truck with Georgia license plates, Tobon said. There were reports of a truck of that description traveling north on Alabama 59, according to police radio alerts in Gulf Shores and Foley.
Qtrax free music player disappoints
Qtrax had promised a working beta last night, but we knew there was going to be problems after visiting the website. The company warned that downloads weren’t yet available and posted this message on the site. "We're thrilled with the massive response we've received. To ensure the best user experience, we're activating accounts in stages. In the meantime, enjoy all the functionalities of the Qtrax player like importing and playing your music and searching for artist-related content." Disregarding the warning, we downloaded the 9.4 MB install program anyways. After the install, the program scans your hard drive for music and appeared to crash several times during the process. We had to continually close and restart the program to get Songbird working again.
Diabetes 'next step' study open
Diabetes patients who are having trouble controlling their disease are being invited to take the "next step" in treatment through a new study at St. Louis University. The Diabetes Next Step research will test the effectiveness of adding bedtime insulin therapy to the patients' current treatment regimen. It will compare two different types of insulin when added to the oral drugs and exenatide that Type 2 diabetes patients are already taking. "The potential benefits to the patients are threefold," said Dr. Griffing, a professor of general internal medicine at the school. "First, there is a potential for improved blood sugar control. Second, patients will receive close medical monitoring by research-trained staff. Third, patients will receive research study drugs at no cost along with supplies, testing and medical care." The study is open to anyone between the ages of 18 and 75 who is taking metformin and exenatide.
Elliott Wave Guide
Learn the basics of Elliott Wave analysis. Elliott Wave is one of the least correctly understood theories of technical analysis. For those who correctly understand the rules, Elliott Wave Theory has proven to be a reliable basis for interpreting and forecasting price action. For those who don't, incorrect forecasting will lead many to conclude that Elliott Wave Theory is obsolete. .
minazione e resistenza irakena
Riding across the Great Divide when I was 7 and spitting on both sides, as was custom; the smell of pine trees by Montanas Two Medicine River; seals, porpoises, jellyfish, sea urchins; the sound of the wind and ocean in a force 12 gale; blue dragonflies by a river with my son; moisture coming up through the grass in early morning; butterflies resting on my cheek both by the ocean and again by a river near a war zone; green northern lights above our ships deck blanketed by deep snow; swimming in natural mineral water; 'wine-dark' seas; full moons and spring tides; standing under a waterfall these are some moments of joy resting forever in my memories. I have always lived beside or very near water: water informs my life.
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