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Reverse Engineering the Soul
Christina Sarich, Contributor
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"What is my life if I am no longer useful to others?" ~ Goethe
The reason technological advances should matter to us is because they can help to unleash a soul that has been caged in the modern matrix for millennia. This isn't hocus pocus, or new age jargon. It's also not even poetic. Look at my face. It's not covered in fairy dust, nor do I have purple hair streaks or wear a jeweled bindi on my forehead without knowing its reference to the pineal gland. I'm sporting Charlie Chaplin's stone-cold serious face in The Great Dictator.
I'm not referring to the technology that has poisoned us, sickened us, and kept us as illiterate and incoherent, soulless ghosts even, floating through a toxic wasteland and war state that is currently earth. There is a reason that all the pandits from the East came to our Universities in the West, even though these very institutions have helped to create the soulless technologies that have polluted our water, our air, our land, and ultimately, us, but the technology that can free us and our planet shouldn't be thrown out like a baby with the bathwater. Without new technologies we won't be able to cleanse our bodies fast enough from the toxic elements floating through our blood, brains, and cells.
There is also a reason the UFO watching 'freaks' scream so loudly. What once is called blasphemy is later accepted as truth, like the Iraq war. CNBC once told us to buy in, with our wallets and our politics, and only now do they say we were duped. Duh. It doesn't matter if our current technologies came from really smart MIT graduates or benevolent alien race invasions trying to save the sentient beings on this planet. We need technology because we are technology. Let me explain.
Old School Biofuels
Let's start with the basic biofuels: most biofuels are the result of chemical processes that happen naturally, without any interference from renown scientists or pimply teenagers playing with chemistry sets in their basements while listening to Rock Plaza Central's Anthem for the Already Defeated. Other biofuels require a little manipulation. Bioethanol is derived from corn and sugar cane, primarily, namely through the interaction of enzymes and tiny microorganisms. It was seen as a great substitute for our gluttonous consumption of gasoline because it could be put straight into a tank meant to run a car on gasoline. In fact, ethanol fuel powers many cars throughout the world today.
Ethanol fuels were an o.k. start. The problem with this biofuel, was that the US used primarily corn crops to produce the fuel, which was then used to run farm equipment, but also to make fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides. We know how that ended up. Welcome to the world of Frankenfoods thanks to GMO and Monsanto. When you added in the cost of transporting this fuel, along with fermenting the corn, processing it, etc. you ended up with a net benefit that wasn't equaling out with net cost.
In short, ethanol based fuels, at least in the US, were almost more costly to produce than the benefit they might give, especially when you factor in the number of chemicals used to grow so much corn. (Corn is one of the biggest GMO crops). While reducing imported oil and the use of fossil-based fuels is admirable, this model didn't quite pass the sniff test. I mean, have you smelled 70% ethanol. You might as well put some finger nail polish up your nose.
New School Developments in Biofuels
Thanks to the pioneering efforts of Dr. R. Malcom Brown Jr., bacteria is being used to produce nanocellulose and biofuel in the form of blue green algae. This blue green algae will be able to produce fuel cheaply and efficiently. It can absorb carbon dioxide to reduce global warming, instead of add to it. US cars produce more than half the total greenhouse gases (carbon dioxide emissions) that cause global warming to date.
So what exactly does reducing carbon dioxide emissions have to do with reorganizing your soul? If we pollute our planet so badly that we can't even take a walk outside for fear of radiation damage, we deplete our bodies of one of the most natural (and free) anti-depressants available to humankind – sunlight, and specifically Vitamin D. We also halt our own spiritual growth.
Many people with the ability to see past their current physical incarnation talk about souls being too depleted to carry on with their life's work. Depression and emotional pain is listed by many as a roadblock to spiritual development. Sunlight is so important to our overall wellbeing in fact, that Paramahansa Yogananda claims you can live on light once your organism is purified enough.
Your eyes, in fact, have five billion different parts working in unison to help you soak up the light of the sun into your body. Even the simplest eyes in uni-celled organisms can detect light so that they can balance their circadian rhythms. Our ocular prisms are like lasers. Instead of an outgoing beam, they bring in the energy of the sun to govern all sorts of important hormonal changes, and cellular functions.
Scientists have also found that bright light stimulates the hormonal secretions of the pineal gland, increasing both seratonin and melatonin, and these are the very neurochemicals that instigate 'a-ha' moments or great spiritual realizations. DMT, or dimethyltryptamine is also produced by the pineal gland, and you can't instigate its production with an encrusted third-eye, as the gland is often called, that can't process light, nor with the absence of full spectrum light altogether. If you want to know more about this, you can read Aldous Huxley's The Doors of Perception or any of Terrance McKenna's work.
The technologies which allow us to ditch petroleum based chemicals are not only convenient for our financial health as a nation, and the environment as a whole, but to the long-term support of our soul's evolution. Funny how those things are inter-twined, yes? Biofuels are one of those important technologies.
Solar, Wind & Biophotovoltaic Technology
Take for example, the largest array of wind power, now residing in the Blue Blood nation. London now makes more wind power than the Queen can shake her grey noggin at. In Germany, they are now producing a surplus of energy with solar technology.
Furthermore, MIT grad students think they can power solar generators with grass clippings. Another MIT researcher says we can mix plant matter with nano-particles that are solar charged and paint them on rooftops to create a solar-grid, far outstripping the current .1% efficiency of solar cells.
We are essentially figuring our how to develop electrical power with photosynthesis. This isn't a sci-fi movie. This is happening now. And it isn't that far from what the ancient yogis talked about – of running the whole planet, including ourselves on the energy of the sun, the wind, and the ocean. If we can fuel our devices, might we not fuel ourselves?
Ocean Waves as a Source of Energy
As long as this ball spins in the Universe there will be tides. Tidal energy can be created with large turbins placed in appropriate places near large waves. Alaska and Hawaii are great locations to utilize tidal technologies. In Hawaii, for instance, tides cause waves on the North Shore of Oahu to get to be as big as 20-30 feet tall. These waves produce enough kinetic energy to make a big impact on our total energy picture. Deep seawater air conditioning as already used to cool some downtown high rises in Hawaii, utilizing the deep, cold waters of the ocean as a way to naturally lower temperatures on land. Microalgae technologies from marine phytoplankton are also being researched.
If our oceans aren't clean, we could kill off one of the biggest producers of energy, not to mention the food chain that relies upon it – ocean algae, also called brown algae may be the most important organism. Without marine algae, not one of us, nor any other animal would even be here. This life giving brown and green slime produces more than 75% of the total oxygen on the planet. Algae is more important than the Redwood Forests, a million acres of hemp plants or a slew of bamboo groves. Without oxygen we're all dead. Try spiritually evolving if you can't breathe.
Thankfully a 19-year-old student has figured out a way to clean up our oceans, removing more than 7000000 tons of plastic from the waters of the world.
More Technologies for Cleaning Up the Planet & Creating Clean Energy
From unearthing and reshaping Telsa's work through scientists like Eric Dollard, to centrifuge technologies that will help clean up oil spills, to finding solutions for coal-powered plants that cause the haze in our skies, we are using what's left of our convoluted brains to ascend. Despite all the ways the elite have tried to keep us down, the average IQ is rising; the Flynn effect is evident over the last 100 years. More importantly, our pinpoints of energy across this planet are creating our own grid, and it is much more vital than even a solar grid or nanotechnology. We are the human technology needed on this planet to shift its entire paradigm.
Human Energy Technology
So, you may still be asking, how does any of this technology relate to my soul?
As Zen Gardner himself once said, "We're each generators, nodes, transmitters, relays, conduits and vessels of light, truth and love. The ultimate power of positive transformation. . ."
We have been reverse engineering mother nature's products for ages. By following her simple instructions and examining things from new levels we can create our own compositions, including technologies that can save her from the harm we have done. Our collective souls are inextricably linked to hers. If she chokes, we do too.
We are already so toxic, emotionally and physically, a direct product of poisoning the planet, that spiritual attainment can only get more difficult, unless we use our scientific advances for good. How do you practice yoga's pranayama, for example, if the air you breathe is so polluted and oxygen-poor you feel like a sherpa carrying Mt. Everest on your back just taking a step outside to toss today's trash? How do you open the pineal gland if the sun is blocked with chemtrails and only harmful ultra violet light can seep through due to greenhouse gases? How do you practice kindness toward your neighbor if you are so toxic from eating GMO foods that you hear voices in your head (and some of them are down right mean), or develop cancer and start to consume your own flesh. How do you listen to the still small voice in meditation when your liver and kidneys have gone into revolt because of the toxic overload in your body, and you start to feel fat, depressed and lonely?
These are certainly the results of a world gone crazy, but we can pull ourselves up and out and reach freedom of consciousness through repairing the damage we've done. Our collective minds and hearts are indeed a radio transmitter, one of the technologies of the turn of the century. Like a ham-radio we can broadcast the alarm, and then support the technologies that help provide clean energy, reduce the use of toxic chemicals, and make us reliant on the petro-dollar, banking mobsters, and pharmaceutical companies who like to tell us that they will provide us with all the technology we need, thank you very much. Guess what, we're on to you. We're reverse engineering our souls, using a whole different type of technology.
About the Author
Christina Sarich is a musician, yogi, humanitarian and freelance writer who channels many hours of studying Lao Tzu, Paramahansa Yogananda, Rob Brezny, Miles Davis, and Tom Robbins into interesting tidbits to help you Wake up Your Sleepy Little Head, and See the Big Picture. Her blog is Yoga for the New World.
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When I first got sick with asthma from chemtrails I tried to do pranayama. But I couldn't do it correctly because I couldn't breathe through my nose! It took four years of air cleaners, neti pot, detox and infection fighting with herbs and bee products to get to a point where I could breathe through my nose regularly.
Thankyou for bringing up the important point that so many people are completely missing, that our bodies are directly related to our ability to spiritually evolve in this world. Many people who think they are becoming more spiritual (ohh, the tinglies, and time-warp, hearing things, etc) are actually sick and going insane from the technology! It is truly sad, especially for the kids who have never been well.
Interesting article. However there is an assumption that we need to maintain the volume of power that is being pumped into the grid etc.even if it is of the 'green' sort. That which allows us to become dependent upon a thousand gismos (mobile phones, Ipods, refrigerators, air conditioners, toasters, TV's etc)
- when all we really NEED is proper shelter, real food, pure water and good clothing.
A spiritual being is surely on another path: the path of what Ghandi called "The volontary reduction of wants". Green gurus have largely lost the plot.
This is not an article. This is propaganda marketing. There is nothing substantive in it at all. In fact, most of it is false. "We have been retro-fitting nature for millenia," doesn't mean anything – though I am sure the author thinks it sounds cool and people without discernment will just swallow it whole. Please give the readers examples of what, exactly, the author means by that sentence.
This is an ad for technology for technology's sake – and, unfortunately, it's use without serious contemplation and discernment is why we are in the mess we are in. After all, we know what Monsanto and its success at "retro-fitting nature" has done for humanity, now, don't we? Yep, we live in a Roundup Ready world, thanks to technology.
What the author has done is to have provided an excellent example of how propaganda and disinformation is circulated within the New Age culture. Don't know if she is just an ignorant patsy or if she is fully aware of what she is doing.
Ditto! "Green gurus have largely lost the plot."
We ARE NOT technology, my dear. We are organic beings. Your idea comes straight out of the left-brained hemisphere males have been using to dominate the planet for millenia. And screwing it all up. First, technology creates a problem, then, the guys make another technology to "fix" the problem, which creates another problem. All you have to do is look at the Gulf Coast disaster. Ooops, OIL created a big mess, so, well, now let's apply our technology and invent "Corexit" to allegedly trap and neutralize the big first mistake. OOOPS again, now, that new technology has turned out to be even more toxic than the first fabulous technology (sucking oil out of the earth). You are in a loop of insanity. MORE technology isn't going to solve anything. What will solve problems is to just STOP with all the technology. Go home, plant your garden, be with your neighbors, use nature-given herbs to detox yourselves, turn of the technology of the boob tube, and enjoy a small, contented life.
Gee, if we follow your advice, dear author, we should all just be waiting with baited breath to become our cyborgean future selves, conceptualized still again by the hemicephalic left-brain that has ruined our planet. How about a retro-fitted (modern techno garbage speak) eyeball? Well, I can see well enough with the one's I was given by nature and the divine, thank you very much.
Start thinking, dear, and stop cheerleading for the dumbo boys and their screw-up "technologies." Just one disaster after another with that stuff.
The internet, telegraphs, synthetic magnets, hydroponics, hot air balloons, lasers, and steam engines are all such evil technolgies.
Of course, I forgot, chemtrails ARE a "technological advance" in geo-engineering. And, as the first commenter has noted, they are NOT helping us. In fact, it will be highly likely found, by future anthropologists/archeologists/biologists sifting through our remains to have been one of the most singularly devastating effects on humanity and earth flora and fauna. Most likely the source of a major kill off of many life forms on the planet. Oh, yeah, hooray for technology, Christina.
I find it amusing you call yourself a "humanitarian." I think a better description is an "artificial technotarian." Good luck with that contemplation in your chemtrailed "pranayama" sessions.
The only being "sifting through" will be cockroaches.
Air cleaners are a technological advancement too. You forget that we must ballance what evils have already been done in order to heal from poisoning and life-saving technology is needed for that, atleast for now, unsavory as it is. Many of us rely on technology to LIVE, sad as it is, do you wish for all the sick little kids to die so your perfect world can begin now? Things change slowly, fire-tongue. (and you're really sextist sounding, you know that? I think the word is "femme-nazi"). And chemtrails are NOT a technological advancement, they are for depopulation, which is evil, just like cell phones and other evil technologies. I don't agree with all of what the author says either. But I get the point.
It can absorb carbon dioxide to reduce global warming, instead of add to it. US cars produce more than half the total greenhouse gases (carbon dioxide emissions) that cause global warming to date.
Substantiate this claim. You cannot. Recently one of the volcanoes of Indonesia pumped out more carbon dioxide in one day , one eruption, to equal all the carbon dioxide made my industrial man. Also, more than half of all carbon dioxide is produced by military activity — but that's only estimated because the actual is "top secret."
I found myself running forward for the article of the title… it isn't here. I suppose the author thought this was a cool title/ article… it has no merit and no guts. There is "reverse engineering of the soul" somewhere no doubt, such as matrix energetics, Richard Bartlett..,.
To the author… do a little more research before you write an article with a title of such magnitude. Thank you.
The world is undergoing global depopulation that is why there is vaccines, Chemtrails, radiation from nuclear power plants, uranium alloys in weapons, both depleted and non depleted uranium being tested and proved to be used in bombs in Afghanistan where the dust contaminates the Europe, Middle East, India, China and and Africa, the Jet stream carries these particles around the world to the Americas suffering radiological pollution from Fukushima.
The global seed vault (doomsday vault) does not contain any GMO seeds because those controlling the Earth will not be eating GMO or contaminated foods. Hallucinogenics are evil as they weaken the aura and damage the chakras allowing evil entities access and courface is contaminated with barium, strontium, aluminium and nanotechnology resulting in Morgellons (alien based artificial intelligent organisms) comparable to Borg nanobots but not operating to assimilate quickly. Certain chosen alien (reptilian) slaves have been immunised against Morgellons but this means the fibres will not penetrate the skin or possibly not go into vital areas of the body. Health wise – hallucinogenics are evil as they weaken the aura and damage the chakras allowing evil entities access and control.
Further information on who and what is controlling Earth can be found by searching online for 'wemustknow wordpress reed bartley' and also see YouTube channels 'frequencyfence' and 'pocholo986′.
The rulers of Earth are also in the final stages of preparation and have built themselves deep underground military bases to survive any wars on the surface of Earth and to survive any breakdown in society caused by Earth changes and solar flares that will wipe out all unshielded technology by EMP (Electro Magnetic Pulse). the Earth is overdue the next solar storm or Carrington Event as the last one happened 1859.
The end of all human and animal life on Earth will not cause the Earth or its life to ascend. Information on why this will be can be found by looking online for 'great awakening chiappialone page6′ and J Chiappalone at rense.com
Time Chrisitna studied The Pleiadian Mission by Randolph Winters with proof of the et contacts in http://www.theyfly.com.
Maybe Chrisitna will then get better grounded in the realities, shown us by a race with whom many share common ancestry, and who are 12,500 years ahead of us in tech., medicine etc.
How did you miss this entire paragraph, keldoone, "I'm not referring to the technology that has poisoned us, sickened us, and kept us as illiterate and incoherent, soulless ghosts even, floating through a toxic wasteland and war state that is currently earth. There is a reason that all the pandits from the East came to our Universities in the West, even though these very institutions have helped to create the soulless technologies that have polluted our water, our air, our land, and ultimately, us, but the technology that can free us and our planet shouldn't be thrown out like a baby with the bathwater. Without new technologies we won't be able to cleanse our bodies fast enough from the toxic elements floating through our blood, brains, and cells.". . .but yes, reducing our needs for gizmos and gadgets can help. . .but we needn't become purely tribal to become spiritual. We can have the best of both worlds. . .discernment in technological use is EXACTLY what I am calling for.
Wow – you are reading this article using TECHNOLOGY. I understand your frustration. But how many of you are really ready to throw out your cell phones and Macbooks? ALL technology is not evil. The discernment that some of you are calling for is absolutely necessary – we can power the planet with non-polluting vehicles, and yes, volcano action still causes CO2 emissions – so do lots of other natural occurrences – I lived in Hawaii for years and So mother nature at work up close and personal. She spews molten lava faster than any car emits black smoke, but we don't need to contribute to that problem mindlessly. Are you going to start walking to San Francisco from New York City? Technology can provide solutions to the problems WE have created – and the depopulation of this planet is evident – in so many ways – but do you really think you can go into a cave and start to use fire to cook your food, without any contact with the world? Sure, I suppose that's possible. But it isn't the version of reality I want to see. Even some of the most 'spiritual' people on the planet use technology to get their message across. It sure beats putting a message in a bottle.
And sistertongue – really? Who said anything about supporting chemtrails? How can someone read this article and think I am supporting the mass extinction of the planet. Either I failed miserably in getting my point across of someone can't read.
sistertongue – you missed my key point – ""We're each generators, nodes, transmitters, relays, conduits and vessels of light, truth and love. The ultimate power of positive transformation. . ."


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A five-hour police standoff in Newport this morning is over and police say they have two suspected gunmen in custody. A lockdown in the area has been canceled.
There are no reports of any injuries.
Police say the situation began to develop at 5:30 a.m. when a man called police and said 400 cops were surrounding his home on Highland Ave. When Newport police arrived, the man was on top of his garage with a rifle. There was also a 15-year-old boy behind the house with a rifle.
Police say there were nine children and a woman inside the home.
Shortly before 7 a.m., police ordered residents on Highland Avenue between West Main and Pleasant streets to stay in their homes and lock their doors. About an hour later, residents were urged to evacuate that area as police moved into the neighborhood. Heavily armed officers from local, state and federal agencies could be seen surrounding the area.
Vermont State Police told WCAX News it was, "a very active situation. The Vermont State Police tactical team is there."
Mark Campbell was next-door to the suspects' home. He was told by police he should evacuate, but he declined to leave his home.
"They said you really should go. This dude is probably going to start shooting," Campbell said. "They want everybody to get out of Dodge."
Campbell said police called it a "hostage situation" and told him, "A negotiator is trying to talk him out of doing something foolish."
Campbell said there were officers from numerous police agencies on the scene with their rifles drawn.
"Law enforcement is fully rifled up ready to take this dude down," Campbell said. "I'm afraid someone is going to die."
Campbell said he has seen Newport City Police called to his neighbors' home several times before.
Marin Gardyne was at a home on Highland Ave. about five doors down from the suspects' home. She was not able to leave the home before the police cordon went up.
"We heard the chopper come in and I actually went outside and I could hear some shouting going on and that's when I got a phone call saying what was going on. I could definitely hear loud shouting," Gardyne told WCAX News. "Doors are locked and I guess I won't be going to work this morning."
The nine children inside the suspects' home were eventually evacuated through a window at about 10 a.m.
At about 11 a.m., police sent out an alert through social media that they had a suspect in custody, ending the danger in Newport.
Police say both the adult gunman and the teen gunman are in custody. The man was at the hospital at noontime undergoing a drug evaluation.
Police say the woman inside the house was interfering with the investigation and she was taken into protective custody.
Investigators say it's not yet clear if this was actually a hostage situation. That will depend on whether the children felt like they couldn't leave.
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Last breakfast at work before my vacation, and it's actually a good one!
I just have to make it through the end of today and then I'm FREE for a whole week… It'll be my first *full week* of vacation in well over a year, and it's very much needed!
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Frank is sent to convey a message to Mikey
It's my fault for forcing myself on him in the hotel though...
But Frank knows, he KNOWS that no matter what, we just won't be allowed to be together. It all hurts so much. Why? Did he want to hurt me somehow? Could that be it?
I could smell alcohol on his breath as he stood above me.
"Frank, what're you doing?" I grumbled unhappily.
"No, what were you doin'?" He put his hands on his hips, smiling like he did at Gerard though a leer pierced the air.
"W-What do you mean?" He heard me...Fapping..... I was about ready to die!
"Awhh, you didn't have to make it more interesting Mikey." Frank wavered a second and swallowed. He heard me...Fapping..... I was about ready to die! "We knew you liked it." he giggled, then turned serious and crawled onto my bed. I shouldn't let him do that, but Frank was drunk anyway.
He crawled up to me, wide-eyed, kneeling beside me.
"What is it Gerard loves so much about ya?" He was close enough for his hands to pull down my duvet and touch my shoulders. Frank's skin was nice on mine, humid and sticky. It was all I couldn't have. He knew it, he knew it...
I half wanted to push him off, but how could I? I was so embarassed!
"What?!" I pushed my head into my pillow squemishly.
"Gerard wanted you to come! Why does he love you so bad?!"
"What do you mean?! Come to where?!" I tried to sound innocent, though sweat pricked my brow.
Frank lurched forward suddenly, so close that his breath was on my neck as he crawled over to ask further questions. If Gerard came in, he'd kick me into next century!
"Gerard told me to fetch you, and I mean it, he's baked."
"So are you!" I accused, my hands shaking where they lay on either side of me. "But why'd he want me to come into your room?"
"He said... He wanted to play with you."
To this I was speechless. 'Play'? I pretended not to think of it as dirty as it sounded.
"Play, Frank? What did Gerard actaully say?"
Frank paused, chewing his lip, formulating a quote.
"'Get Mike so we can have even more fun.'"
"Tell him I'm not coming then, I don't want to... To have your 'fun'." Not if they're drunk and whatever else. It was so unreal, so unexpected fro Gerard to ask for that. A far from innocent request. I was not going to be fucked with by 2 drunken maniacs. Lovealbe they may be, it was so wrong to accept.
"Good. That would be crappy then." Frank pouted, "3 people fun is stupid anyway. And besides,
you'd never do that!" Frank fell face first onto the matress all of a sudden, his mouth by my ear. His dunken logic and line of throught was even worse than Gerard's. Completely forgetting his annoyance that Gerard wanted me to 'join in' (I'm assuming that what Gerard requested) and simply conluding that I was too tame. I tried not to take any of it to heart, seeing as they were clearly pissed to high heaven but it was too weird, being offered something like that. Not that I'd accept becuase of the awkwardness that'd ensue.
Gerard can't control our friendship completely. Frank and I should be allowed to see each other more! Even if it only means more pain, those precious happy moments would still ahve existed!
I sighed. If only Gerard would let me get closer with Frank... Not as boyfriends, hell no! As friends..... Even better, if I could trust Frank not to use it all against me.
But when has Gerard understood a normal love, one that isn't obsessive, over anyone?
Never, that's when! As much as I love him, I know it's near impossible to have a decent, untainted love back ,as much as it hurts to admit.
"Mikey." Frank sounded hoarse and throaty, "You're amazing but you are too vulnerable."
He was very still and tense as he lay there. I stopped stroking his thick hair and wanted to stare him in the face. This was supicious. I was vulnerable? Since when?
We both heard Gerard's calls from his room and Frank promptly got up as if he'd said nothing.
"'kay Gee. Mikey's asleep." Frank tiptoed away, despite having almost yelled in reply to Gerard only a wall of 2 inches away.
I wanted two things, each unachieveable if I wanted the other.
Sort of like wanting to be vegan, but still eat meat. Bad explanation, I know.
I still want Gerard to love me.
I still want get closer to Frank in some way.
Just impossible...
When Frank was in my room, it was as if he wanted something of me that I was forbidden to give.
'He's with Gerard!' rang through my head constantly. Not just wasking about Gerard and telling him that Gerard wanted to see me, but there was something about him that I couldn't trust.
All this time, meeting in private, seeing me instead of Gerard; was Frank tying to win me over in any way? the way he spoke, telling me I'm vulneralbe - does he want to use me?
It was definately working, because I was repeatedly tempted to try some more things with Frank. As wrong as it would make everything, Frank presented himself well to me various times.
I should hate him though, hate him for doing things like that to Gerard but when he's 'cheating' by doing things to me... That's where I contradict myself...
If he tries to be a slut, I'll have to hope I have the willpower to reject him, while remaining friends.
Would he only be a slut if people found out he did slutty things though? As much as I'd hate him for the cheating actions and hate myself, there were some things I knew I wanted that Gerard would never agree to. So in some ways, I had to go for all the chances I'd have. No matter how much I'd hate me and Frank for it...
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For those who aren't familiar with their history, the New England Patriots used to be called the Boston Patriots, until 1971 when they moved to Foxborough, Mass., and apparently decided to become the team for all English Pilgrims from the 1600s who might still be lingering in parts of
Rhode Island, New Hampshire and possibly New Brunswick, since nobody else was really claiming them, anyway.
New England was the birthplace of American literature and free public education. Also clam chowder, the Cheers bar, Will Hunting, the concept of the world coming to an end at least three times a week, the drunk obnoxious sports fan, the unusual practice of firing bullets at wedding photographers and secretly filming opposing coaches' signals to build a spy film library the size of the Pentagon.
This week, the Falcons, of only little Atlanta, visit the New England Patriots. What interesting times. The Falcons are 2-0. Tom Brady lost a game last week. So ends the world again. If that's not enough, Brady is being sued for $1 million by two photographers who claim they were shot at — presumably with muskets — when they tried to take pictures of his Costa Rica wedding to noted hottie Gisele Bundchen and her Plymouth Rocks.
It's not known if Brady actually ordered anybody to fire at the photographers, or if his head of security, Bill Belichick, just did that on his own. I'm sure there's film of it somewhere, assuming Roger Goodell hasn't destroyed it again.
The Falcons are only 4-point underdogs. Who would've thought that a year ago? But even if Brady's ills are exaggerated, the Pats' defense is legitimately mediocre. I see the future. Condos in Bangor! Take the four. But Falcons win in a straight upset.
Arizona State at Doggies: Mark Richt lectured fans this week about leaving garbage
everywhere after tailgating. Hey, here's an idea. Given the defense has allowed 78 points in the last two games, just ask Willie Martinez to pick it up after the game. Or during it. Joe Cox has convinced me. But the rest of the team? Notsomuch. The Sun Devils are coached by Dennis Erickson. Pell Grants to the first 10,000 fans. (Google.) Dogs win but don't cover 11 1/2.
North Carolina at Jackets: The good thing about Tech having such a mediocre start is coach Paul Johnson doesn't have to pretend to hate everything now. The defense that can't stop you or me. The offense was supposed to take a step forward but not down where the manhole cover used to be. OK. I've got a feeling. And I have no idea why. Jackets cover 2 1/2.
Hades Bowl (Arkansas at Alabama): When Bobby Petrino and Nick Saban meet at midfield, it'll be the greatest pairing since Sacco and Vanzetti. Newsflash: Bama has a better defense than Georgia. But 17 points seem like a lot. Tide wins but won't cover.
Miami at VaTech: I figured the Hurricanes were for real when they beat FSU. They confirmed it when they knocked Georgia Tech back through the Bill Lewis time warp (aaaggh!). Still waiting for the Hokies to not look like Music City Bowl material. Miami wins and covers 2 1/2.
Florida at Kentucky: Urban Meyer is covering his bases again. He wants everybody to know that if the Gators struggle with Kentucky, it's because 27 players have lingering hamstring injuries suffered in a previous life during the Franco-Prussian War. So don't ask about the Tennessee game again, OK? Gators cover 21 1/2.
Ohio at Tennessee: The Vols are better than we thought. Ohio barely defeated Cal Poly, whose quarterback can't get dates and shouts out quadratic equations at the line of scrimmage and, well, you wouldn't believe how often they're called for delay of game. (You expected me to break down blocking schemes?) Vols cover 22 1/2.
Vanderbilt at Rice: The Commodores just lost to Mississippi State, 15-3. So I guess it was either play Rice or knock over a Girl Scout cookie stand this week. Vandy covers 8.
Ball State at Auburn: What is this –fan waterboarding week?
LSU at Mississippi State: Between this and the last two games against Vandy and Louisiana-Lafayette, LSU should be well rested for Georgia. Sleeping, even. Tigers cover 12 1/2.
Carolina at Dallas: After the Cowboys lost to the Giants, Terrell Owens dispatched on Twitter, "Dallas just found out they had a T.R. problem not a T.O problem." Actually, the only difference between Owens and Tony Romo is the Cowboys are still paying Romo. Does this mean Jessica Simpson wasn't the problem? Dallas wins but won't cover 9.
Saints at Bills: Drew Brees has thrown nine TD passes, which would really excite me if he were on my Fantasy League team. But imagine how much his stats must bother T.O. New Orleans covers 6.
Bears at Seahawks: Seattle lists 13 players on the injury report this week, not including Jim Mora, who set himself on fire after Washington upset USC, meaning the Huskies job won't open again until 2027. Chicago cover 2 on the road.
Old Ms. at Old Carolina: Steve Spurrier is 0-5 against Top 5 teams since committing career suicide and going to South Carolina. Fortunately, I'm still not sure anybody believes Mississippi is ranked fourth, and I'm including everybody in Mississippi. Wait, I get 3 points, too? Give me the points but Gamecocks pull off an upset.
Credits and (mostly) debits
Last week: 6-4 straight up, 5-5 against the line.
Bottom line: 18-11 straight up, 11-18 against the line.
Sunrise: 7:27 (lock).
September 24th, 2009
9:39 am
As much as I hope the Falcons win this weekend, our defense still scares me. If we walk away with a W Sunday, I'll be a believer.
September 24th, 2009
9:41 am
I can't remember, Jeff. Have you ever picked the Vols to win AND cover? It has been frustrating the last two seasons having a Top 10 defense but having a QB who couldn't hit the ocean if the waves were washing against his feet. Maybe next year. Even though we have an unbelievable bad QB, at least we have a great defense, and the best looking coach's wife in the conference…so I guess two out of three helps.
September 24th, 2009
10:05 am
The Falcons can beat the Patriots….the question is, will they. They'd better put a lot more pressure on Tom Terrific than they put on Jake the Fake, or the scoreboard will light up like a pinball machine. Birds by six.
The Dawgs will beat up the Sun Devils….should be a good game for the running backs.
UNC will stifle the Techbone. An athletic Tarheel front seven will control the Techmites' offense, and the Baby Blue offense will score enough points to win the game. PJ's stupid players fail again. The Pseudo Genius has another meltdown.
Satan vs Judas…..hope they both lose….Satan has more evil agents of destruction.
Ole Miss beats the former Evil Genius. The Rebels have too much firepower for the Warrior Chickens and pluck them clean in the second half.
Dallas whips the Pudthers…..Jake gets treated very rudely in Jerry's Funhouse.
September 24th, 2009
10:06 am
GBO. You are being modest. You may have the best looking coach's wife in history.
September 24th, 2009
10:11 am
Jeff Schultz, LEAVE THE LINE alone!!! Never mention it, never think about it, never let it touch your keyboard!
If any team has a spread above 15 points, the oddsmakers are playing you for a fool!
September 24th, 2009
10:14 am
Leonard's Losers called and wants their 1970's jokes back from SD… "Warrior Chickens," you've got to be dropping something…
September 24th, 2009
10:25 am
Since rain is forecast for Saturday and it never rains in Arizona, I expect the Sun Devil players to go frantically scurrying around the field pointing to the sky and screaming in a frenzy about how the earth is ending. I also wonder how their offense and defense works when they are accustomed to practicing and playing in dry heat. Remember the "Welcome to Hell" signs when we went out there to play?
Hope it is humid and warm and moist during the game. Most western teams melt in those conditions.
I remember when Oregon State came to Athens one time with the big 6′8″ 300 pound linemen and dominated for about the first 15 minutes. Then the climate factor kicked in. A Georgia man wold hit them and they would just roll over on their backs and wait for the whistle to blow for them to get up for the next play. It was a beautiful thing. I hope it happens to Arizona State saturday night.
September 24th, 2009
10:28 am
Congratulations, Jeff. For the first time this Century, you made an Ole Miss prediction that didn't include a racial connotation. I'm happy to welcome you to new era. I also welcome you to travel to Oxford, Miss., to see the new, better world that is the University of Mississippi. Unfortunately, with AJC cutbacks on travel, it'll have to be on your own dime.
Too bad you new found respect for Ole Miss didn't include the Rebels football team. You're giving an aging (former) genius too much credit and certainly not enough credit to the SEC's best DL, which is backed by high-quality LBs and safeties; the CBs give me the shakes. The 'Cocks do have a future All-Pro LB but Ole Miss has far too many weapons on offense. Jevan Snead, the QB, gets all the press but watch RB Brandon Bolden, this could be his coming out game for the national media. (Ole Miss got him away from LSU only because the Tigers insisted that he play LB. Miles will regret that decision for three more years.
Ole Miss 28, South Carolina 24.
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September 24th, 2009
10:29 am
"Her Plymouth Rocks."
September 24th, 2009
10:35 am
Tony Romo has won 4 playoff games..???
September 24th, 2009
10:37 am
leonards Losers/ brought a smile to my face.
September 24th, 2009
10:49 am
Testical Tech covers at Auburn! Go Cards (give me a break, I'm a Mich St. fan, we're practically a MAC team)!
September 24th, 2009
10:51 am
I thought I was the only person who remembers Leonard's Losers.
The Falcons stand a good chance of beating New England. Most dynasties go down fast when they finally start to slip. Brady is a fine quarterback but like most all quarterbacks he's not the same if he's constantly under pressure. Should be an interesting game to watch.
Jeff, do you think Sacco and Vanzetti were guilty? Inquiring minds want to know.
September 24th, 2009
10:57 am
Falcons 27
Pats 24
September 24th, 2009
11:07 am
Is Greg Hardy playing tonight for Ole Miss?
September 24th, 2009
11:15 am
Woo-Hoo! Rice was mentioned in the Weekend Update. Sadly, this season will probably be like my 4 there (I saw a total of 4 wins, including an 0′fer season).
Go Falcons!
September 24th, 2009
11:21 am
SEC will lose tonight!
September 24th, 2009
11:21 am
Two questions for Jessica, both answered by her pose:
(1) What is the average number of breasts on the American female?
(2) What does Tony like to get a little of from you?
Noticing the beautiful America flag, I and my friends Charlie, Johnson and Peter all stood at attention.
Shooltz, what a great piece (peace?) to take us into another pig-skinned week-inned. Ain't it great, guys … we get football on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays. That leaves only two nights without it … oh, that was also Jessica's answer.
September 24th, 2009
11:25 am
Best damn pick column — period! Love the fact you have 2 hotties instead of football pics.
Keep up the great work.
September 24th, 2009
11:45 am
I loved Leonard's Losers and would never try to imitate his style….I'm not worthy. This was just a stream of unplanned thought.
I didn't know anyone had ever used the Warrior Chickens for USC East, but it seems to fit.
Columbia has long been the graveyard of coaches. Although I think ol' Steve Superior had his Waterloo in the NFL, he is now in prison – his own Devil's Island. I have a feeling there'll be a lot of visor flinging this evening.
September 24th, 2009
11:46 am
Well, now I know to pick the Patriots.
September 24th, 2009
11:47 am
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Hey Jeff,
Your predictions are like Willie's defense….NOT VERY GOOD!!!!
September 24th, 2009
11:56 am
Leonard Posttosties and Percy Peabody. That was a pair. Someone dust off the smartpill machine.
September 24th, 2009
11:56 am
As SimpleDawg said, "The Falcons can beat the Patriots….the question is, will they." The offense has the hardware to win any game against any opponent in the league. The issue is, again, the D and whether that half-filled toolbox will be enough to get the job done.
September 24th, 2009
11:57 am
Go Big Orange : This is out of character for JS but I think it has something to do with me cleaning his gutters and washing his Benz…Interesting take on the Midnight Flyer's game, aka Red Elephants-Razorpigs…Personally, the 10th of OCT is a weekend I'm looking forward to. A lot will become clearer in the SEC on that date.
September 24th, 2009
12:11 pm
Anytime there's a pic of a svelte Jessica Simpson in bikini top in a sports blog, it's a good day.
After the mauling Toothsome Tom Brady absorbed last week at the hands of the J-E-T-S defense I got a bad feeling. Why do I think the suits in the Patriots' front office have been lobbying the NFL all week about "late" hits?
Might they be planting a seed? Might the officiating crew working Sunday's game with the Falcons call more "Roughing the Passer" penalties called against the Birds than Tom has incisors and canines?
I hope not. But watch for a critical call that turns the game in favor of the Pats. Watch the call to be chicken guano by any reasonable standard. Watch it be for "Roughing the Passer".
September 24th, 2009
12:14 pm
Shultzie, shouldn't this war be renamed the Tennco-Floridian war. Good call on the Tebow image. Instead of a muskat though he should be holding a circumscision knife. Oh and make sure there are no scorch marks at mid-field when Satin and his love child Petrino shake hands!
September 24th, 2009
12:21 pm
The Patriots win big 34-17. The "birds" aren't quite ready for prime time (or the hostile fans of NE). The Patriots wear the Falcons defense down and victimize the Falcons weak secondary. The Patriots defense stack seven in the box to contain the run and cover Gonzo like a wet blanket. Ryan might hit a big play or two, but too little to late as the offense spends most of the night watching Brady pick the defense apart during one long drive after another.
But as last year, this will be "part of the process" and hopefully will provide the "birds" something else to build off of.
September 24th, 2009
12:24 pm
I agree with everything except Panthers manhandle Cowpokes on the lines and pull upset as Tony D. said about Tony Romeo he hasn't done anything yet. I feel the same was about all the Dallas deadbeats. OLE' Jerry wil be moving back into the former stadium Sundaynight…I would make a commit about Jessica but she looks too much like my own daughter..Ain't this fun:>)
September 24th, 2009
12:33 pm
Hades Bowl……I'm loving it!!!!! LOL
September 24th, 2009
12:33 pm
Look, we have a good offense Mr Dick Larger, If I throw a 4 yard pass and the running back falls forward for 3 yards then I have 7 yards on my stats. I can make a living like that. Yes, My average is about 7 yards but so what. The press is going to push my name anyway because they ran Michael Vick out of town and now they have to cover their aizz. So im good you son of b!tch
September 24th, 2009
12:37 pm
What's the over-under for tons of trash found on UGA's campus this week?
September 24th, 2009
12:39 pm
I'll say it again . . . this is a trap game for the Birds . . . never "misunderestimate" the New England Patriots . . .
September 24th, 2009
12:44 pm
eh illegally tapes other teams and doesn't afraid of anything.
September 24th, 2009
12:47 pm
Will all you people that live in the past and worship Vick get a life and read my comments on the M. Ryan article. Vick was not run out of town by the press he left in handcuffs from his thugg activities. Even if he had starts for Philly he will never win the Superbowl because he does not study film and work to get better. He keep doing the same dumb things and he will never win the big game. That is the diffinition of insanity but I say STUPIDITY. Book him. Woops, I meant book it.
September 24th, 2009
12:47 pm
But hey, Tallcarl … she's NOT your daughter.
September 24th, 2009
12:47 pm
I have been looking on the ASU newspapers and Dawg fans…we need to get LOUD because these MORONS actually think they are not only going to come to Athens and win BUT blow the Dawgs out!!!!!
I'm serious
there is page after page of fan posts about how "the devils are better this year" thier "defense is number 1″ and there are plenty of score predictons where ASU fans are saying things like "ASU 44 Dawgs 17″
again I am serious and it is not just from one or two idiots but there are dozens of posts saying the same thing
The Dawgs and Dawg fans need to knock them out of their delusions
September 24th, 2009
12:50 pm
so cash, with the publicity, I am thinking they cut the tons in half. 35 tons of trash with a couple of Sundevil coozies thrown in for good measure.
September 24th, 2009
12:51 pm
Leonard's Losers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_Postero Can't find his old quote to the effect of "Make the trip … do our best not to sink the ship."
September 24th, 2009
12:55 pm
SAints 63 Bills 58
September 24th, 2009
12:56 pm
Well, I was kind of hoping the Falcons would go up there and win one, but now that Schultz has picked them, I'll expect the usual on Sunday.
September 24th, 2009
12:56 pm
Saints 63 Bills 57 in overtime
September 24th, 2009
1:02 pm
SAints are the best team in the NFL!!!
September 24th, 2009
1:07 pm
In case you haven't checked, JS, "Little Atlanta" is now considerably bigger than Boston. Though as a resident of Shanghai, big and little in American terms is relative. I will say, the Patriots are easily the most popular NFL team in China, and the only one with their own Web site here.
September 24th, 2009
1:19 pm
Jeff – I always enjoy your articles and I definitely think you might have solved UGA's trach problem. Lets just hope Richt and Damon Evans read your article as well!
September 24th, 2009
1:22 pm
JESSICA SIMPSON over ME in a close one
September 24th, 2009
1:28 pm
Get me out of here Percy.
September 24th, 2009
1:32 pm
We controle the ball in this one
Mainly because Brady will not see the ball much.


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The effect of cigarette taxes on smoking among men and women
AbstractThe literature contains numerous studies that estimate the effect of cigarette taxes on smoking across various population groups. Although the conclusions are split, most US studies find that men are more responsive to cigarette taxes than women. This paper shows that these results are due to the failure to control for state-specific gender gaps in smoking rates that are correlated with cigarette taxes. When gender-specific state fixed effects are included to control for these gaps, the results indicate that women are nearly twice as responsive to cigarette taxes as are men. Since the econometric specification controls for variation in the tax response by household income, it is unlikely to be responsible for the difference. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Bill Johnston the guy who decided to offend every football fan on the planet by telling Chargers fans to "take a chill pill" has written a response. I think I need a tissue…. or maybe a white glove.
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My last column sure sparked a firestorm of emotion among Chargers faithful. And even though most comments were critical of what I wrote, I'm proud of the reaction from our fans. Their passion and commitment makes them some of the best fans around.
In fact, the fan in me led me to write that column: The native San Diegan who has been a Chargers fan since his days a kid watching practice through knot holes in the fence at Sunset Park in La Mesa. I was a fan before I started working for the Chargers in 1979 and I expect to be a fan when I'm an old man taking my grandkids to games.
My intended message was and still is: We're 3-3 with 10 games to play, and we can't wait for the chance to get the bad taste out of our mouths from the past two weekends. I never meant to disrespect or insult anyone.
But many Chargers fans didn't want to hear it. And I understand that. The fans who disagreed with my one-fan's-opinion column have every right to criticize me. They have every right to be passionately disappointed in the team's performance over the last two weeks.
My column brought out this passion in a big way. Our fans' feelings for the team are second to none, and I'm sure glad they're on our side because I wouldn't want them against us.
Bottom line, everyone at the Chargers is just as disappointed as our fans. I can attest that no one at the Chargers is going to settle for this. As a fan of this team, I'm with you in saying this team needs to play better. In this business, winning is the only thing that matters.
There is one point I think we can all agree on, and in the end it's the only point that matters. Chargers fans just want the team to win. And that's on the Chargers to make that happen.
It was on the fans to make it happen yesterday. Don't fall over while back peddling Mr. Johnston.
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Car Bomb Attack Kills Eight People in Baghdad
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Iraqi authorities say a car bomb blast near a Shiite mosque has killed eight people in Baghdad.
Two Dead as Suicide Bomber Hits Iraq Intelligence Headquarters
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A suicide bomber blew up a vehicle packed with explosives at the interior ministry's intelligence headquarters in central Baghdad on Saturday, killing two people, security officials said.
Twin Car Bombs Kill At Least 13 in Central Baghdad: Police
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Two suicide car bombs exploded seconds and a few hundred metres (yards) apart in a busy area of central Baghdad Thursday, killing at least 13 people, police and medical sources said.
North Iraq Car Bomb Kills Five: Officials
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Twenty more people were wounded by the blast in the northern part of the tinderbox oil hub, which lies at the heart of territory Iraq's Kurds want to incorporate into their autonomous region over the objections of Baghdad.
Suicide Bomber Hits Hotel Near Saudi Embassy in Beirut
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A suicide bomber killed himself and wounded at least four security officers at a hotel in Beirut close to the Saudi Arabian embassy on Wednesday, Lebanese security sources said, the third blast in Lebanon in less than a week.
Iraq polling centre blast kills two women: officials
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A bomb near a polling station in north Iraq killed two women on Wednesday, officials said, as voters cast their ballots under tight security following a surge of pre-election violence.
50 killed as bombers attack police and troops voting in Iraq
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Fifty people were killed on Monday as suicide bombers attacked a political rally and Iraqi police and soldiers cast their votes early for a national election in two days' time, authorities and witnesses said.
Car bomb attack kills ten people in Iraq
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A car bomb explosion on Sunday evening killed 10 people at an outdoor market in the Iraqi capital, officials said.
Iraq political rally bombings kill 33: officials
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The death toll from twin jihadist bombings that struck a Shiite political rally in the Iraqi capital ahead of next week's parliamentary election has risen to 33, officials said on Saturday.
Car bomb kills eight in central Iraq
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A car bomb exploded at a police checkpoint south of Baghdad on Thursday, killing eight people, as Iraq struggles with daily violence ahead of an election next week.
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Attacks, including bombs that exploded in a market near a church in Baghdad, killed at least 44 people across Iraq on Wednesday, officials said.
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A wave of bombings mostly targeting Shiite areas in and around Baghdad killed at least 35 people on Sunday as surging violence spurs concerns Iraq is falling back into all-out conflict.
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A car bomb exploded in a busy market in northeastern Iraq on Thursday, killing at least 25 people and wounding more than 30, the town's mayor and medical sources said.
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Bombs exploded across the Iraqi capital on Monday, killing at least 38 people, police said, as suspected Sunni Islamist militants pursued a campaign to provoke intercommunal conflict.
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A suicide bomber killed 26 people at the funeral for a member of a tiny Iraqi minority group Saturday, the latest in a months-long wave of bloodshed plaguing the country.
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A spate of 11 car bombs during morning rush hour across Iraq on Monday killed 15 people and wounded hundreds, the latest in a spike in violence just days before the country's first elections since 2010.
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A bomb exploded near a Sunni mosque north of Baghdad on Friday, killing seven people, a police colonel and a doctor said, the latest in an uptick in violence in the run-up to elections next week.
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Americus- Eleven not guilty - one guilty. That was the jury's final vote, and a mistrial was declared in the case of 24 year old Jennifer Tanner.
The Americus baby-sitter was accused of shaking eight month-old Haley Bone to death in October 2003.
The Sumter County courthouse is quiet now, but Saturday it was filled with two very emotional families.
"We are all just extremely grateful that there was one juror that was brave enough to stick to her guns," says Jan Bone, Haley's aunt.
She says innuendos made by the defense about problems in her sister-in-law's marriage distracted the 11 other jurors from convicting Jennifer Tanner.
"This turned into a Bone, Reeves versus Jennifer Tanner when in reality it was the state versus Jennifer Tanner."
"It is unfair to this jury for a comment like that to be made when this jury looked at the evidence for five days non-stop, morning to evening and made up its mind based on the evidence," says Tanner's defense attorney, Bill Murray.
Murray says only one juror thought Tanner was guilty, a woman some other jurors say never really took part in the deliberations.
In a phone interview, juror Larry Duhon, Sr. said the case should end here.
"The District Attorney will never get 12 people to agree she's guilty. She should give it up. There was all the reasonable doubt in the world," Duhon says.
That's doubt that Haley Bone's family doesn't have. Jan Bone says the child's parents, Chad and Susie, went through the same police investigation as Jennifer Tanner, but it was the baby-sitter who was indicted for the murder.
Now, the Bone family will continue to fight for a conviction.
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Suffolk Public School spokeswoman Bethanne Bradshaw told WVEC, based on the school's drug policy, the student was recommended for expulsion.
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