| Giuliani's private ventures have mixed record
The former New York mayor told reporters that his newest business venture, called Bio-ONE, would swiftly eliminate deadly anthrax from a tabloid newspaper office. The site still stood padlocked, more than 2 1/2 years after the worst biological terrorism attack in U.S. history.
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Reporter: Susan Ramsett
I feel that our Creator is in charge of life and death.Hi Sue\,Totally off topic but I haven't heard an update on Angela Colbys death...the girl found in an appartment in Wausau? Have you guys gotten any reports about the toxicology results? Or what has happened? Just wondering; if you haven't will you guys broadcast it when there is more info? Thanks.One of the pros of the death penalty is that it is supposed to deter crime. Back in history these executions used to be a public gathering for everyone to see. Pretty horrific to see someone hung or beheaded. I think to actually witness a person put to death in this manner was a great deterrent to the crime that they committed. By no longer allowing executions to be a public affair or social gathering\, you are taking away the greatest reason to why it was a deterrent to crime.
Is an adult bookstore going in near mall?
Practical Scenario....I dont' think I'll allow my pre-teen the freedom that she so much craves of walking and shopping around the mall without mom RIGHT there by her side because of a perv that just came out of a (posssible) second floor peep show, got his jollies and decides he MAY want to take it further. Wake up people....there are many unstable people in the world. Why risk tragedy!! IT DOES AFFECT THE KIDS, THEY ARE USUALLY VICTIMS OF INSANITY. Anyone who doesn't agree is either blind or a perv him/her (self). No one ever thinks things will happen to them.....BUT they do! Be smart, think about it and be careful. " .
Soldiers brave weather
Fifty-three Soldiers stood on the all-weather surface of the Macon R-1 High School track. Some jogged in place, others stretched out in their sweat pants and sweatshirts against the harsh January wind. For many, this would be the hardest part of the weekend."All right, line up!" shouted Sgt. Cody Fields, training instructor for the Missouri National Guard Company H. Against the wind, he called out the rules and requirements for the physical training test.A promotion was on the line, and for many, this was their final hurdle. .
2007:The year in review
Jan. 2 - One woman is dead, a man is blinded and others hospitalized after suffering methyl alcohol poisoning from drinking punch stored in a used windshield washer fluid container near Erieau.
Jan. 5 - An alleged member of a Toronto street gang, The Gatorz, is arrested after a search of a South Windsor home uncovers marijuana, crack, and a two-foot Cayman alligator, the gang's symbol.
Jan. 18 - Former Windsor chief administrative officer Hilary Payne is charged with two counts of arson by negligence in the January 2006 fire that seriously injured two people. Payne owned the home where the fire occurred. .
Dell XPS 420 desktop PC
This cutting edge configuration of Dell's XPS 420 multimedia computer featured a top-of-the-line 3GHz Core 2 Extreme Quad QX9650 Intel CPU, but its other performance-enhancing components are strictly second-tier. The Dell XPS 420's 3GB of memory consists of DDR2-800 running at 667MHz instead of DDR-3 running at 1066MHz, and the graphics board is nVidia's 512MB GeForce 8800 GT instead of the slightly faster 768MB 8800 Ultra employed by most top-shelf machines. Everything is seated in a BTX motherboard featuring Intel's X38 chip set. Yes, that's BTX - one of the few we've seen. Although BTX is supposed to provide better thermal dissipation, the standard has never caught on, so you'll have to go to Dell for replacement parts. Despite its not-quite-A+ components, the XDell XPS 420 turned in an impressive WorldBench 6 Beta real-world speed score of 126.
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