What was not stated is she was burned for allegedly burning the Quaran but all the evidence points to she did not and she also apparently had some kind of mental illness regardless.
After the Lawyers get their Cut? people will be lucky to get $1,000UPDATE: Target's Data Breach Settlement Could Pay Victims Up to $10,000 Each
http://gizmodo.com/targets-data-breach-settlement-could-pay-victims-10-00-1692327242
Well if your a Target customer your about to get paid
I'm clearly an awful human being because I'm just laughing my head off while reading this story. What the **** is wrong with me?Dad Shoots Teen Son in Butt Over Empty Orange Juice Carton
http://theadvocate.com/news/11914132-123/baton-rouge-police-father-shoots
OJ is serious business
word, but it is still disgusting.
The cleanup of Fukushima's leaking nuclear plant has been long, expensive, and plagued with problems. Now, the AP reports a government audit has found that more than a third of the budget for cleanup was wastedtotaling hundreds of millions of dollars.
The previous allegations of incompetence and straight-up lies that surround Tokyo Electric Power Co, or Tepco, the company responsible for the cleanup, might make you wonder if any of those millions were lost to corruption. But the Associated Press says that most of it was wasted because no one really knew how to clean up the site. The company spent millions on systems and machines that theoretically might have worked. But didn't.
The Ice Wall That Wouldn't Freeze
Let's start with what AP calls "the unfrozen trench," contaminated water leaks into these trenchestunnels, reallythat run alongside the plant, creating a major hazard. Tepco started injecting the water with coolants in an attempt to freeze it, creating an ice wall of sorts as Gizmodo reported. It didn't work.
Tepco says "it has proved exceptionally difficult" to freeze the trenches completely, according to World Nuclear News. "Tepco subsidiary Tokyo Power Technology even threw in chunks of ice, but eventually had to pour in cement to seal the trench," says the AP. The project cost $840,000, which is chump change compared to other items on the list.
Controversial Machinery
Then there's Areva SA, a French company that promised its system would aid in Fukushima's cleanup. Problem is, its process has been sharply criticized back at home by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, doctors, and environmental watchdogs.
In 2011, Forbes reported that higher levels of Leukemia have resulted near the plant, and the contaminated water has even reached the Arctic. Forbes explained that Areva adds metals and chemicals to the radioactive waste water used to cool reactorsthese "bind" to the isotopes and pull them down. This sludge is removed and buried like traditional nuclear waste, while the water is recirculatedin the case of Areva's European plant, it's released right back into the English Channel.
Areva doesn't seem like the likeliest company you'd want to partner withand indeed, the $270 million machine that was bought to treat Fukushima's water was abandoned after just a few months.
Yet more money was wasted on the machines Tepco bought to remove salt water from the contaminated waterthe salt had been added when ocean water was used to cool the reactors just after the accident. None of the machines lasted longer than a few weeks, according to the AP.
Too Fast, Too Flimsy
Two of the other big wastes on the list give us the best glimpse into the operation, since they show how the rapid pace and hurried process contributed to the budget overruns. The AP cites storage tanks for the water that cost $134 million that were "assembled by unskilled workers" and "began leaking and some water seeped into the ground and then into the ocean." Likewise, a series of underground pools for water storage "leaked within weeks."
The audit paints a picture of a cleanup mired in problems that stemmed from untested cleanup technologya situation made worse stemming as leaks continued to be discovered and remain unreported by Tepco, as we wrote last month. But beyond the company's involvement, it's an awful storyfor Japan, for the people working on repairing the plant, and for the environment.
Look at that face...and know that thats the look he gets when hes playing with himself while looking at kiddie porn.Ex-Calais police officer arrested on child pornography charge
Washington County Jail
Roy Wise
By Ryan McLaughlin, BDN Staff
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CALAIS, Maine A former Calais police officer currently working as a federal officer assigned to the Cutler Naval Facility was arrested Thursday on a child pornography charge, according to the Maine State Police.
Roy Wise, 49, was arrested by the Maine State Police Computer Crimes Unit at his Spring Street home, Department of Public Safety spokesman Stephen McCausland said.
The computer crimes unit was asked to investigate Wise by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service after they suspected him of viewing child pornography on his work computer, according to McCausland.
Wise also allegedly was viewing child porn on his personal computer, McCausland said. He was charged with possession of sexually explicit material of someone under age 12.
McCausland said that there is no indication any of the images depicted children from Maine.
Wise was taken to the Washington County Jail after his arrest.
She's not the first nor last to do this. I've seen some of the stuff people have had injected into their bodies and there is a major difference between silicon AND silicone people. Not to mention some of the other crazy things people get injected with.
Did everyone die because everyone was an idiot?
