WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — The attorney for George Tiller says the late-term abortion provider was shot and killed at his church in Wichita, Kan.
Attorney Dan Monnat says Tiller was shot as he served as an usher during Sunday morning services at Reformation Lutheran Church. Monnat said Tiller’s wife, Jeanne, was in the choir at the time of the shooting.
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Check out the last line from this SI article:
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It reminds me of that old bit Conan use to do called “If They Mated” or something like that.
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Callers to Southwest Airlines Co.’s customer service locations will no longer face lengthy hold times.
The Dallas airline has implemented software from Akron, Ohio-based Virtual Hold Technology LLC that lets callers hang up, keep their place in line and get a call back when a customer-service agent is available.
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He’s done 3,775 episodes, about 750 fewer than Carson, but in 13 fewer years.
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Animal experts have been left baffled by the fluffy white moggy, who was born normal – but began growing wing-shaped appendages on either side of his spine when he was just a year old.
Some experts believe the bony ‘wings’ are in fact a freak mutation – a Siamese twin growing inside the kitty.
Others think the mutation may be genetic, caused by chemicals during his mother’s pregnancy.
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I like this trend of high schoolers being creative with their prom outfits as opposed to spending an insane amount of cash on a dress that will only be worn once for about five hours.
Who would have thought coffee filters could be used for clothing? Aimee Kick, a senior at Francis Howell North High School, knew she wanted to wear a dress that would not only be elegant and fashionable, but one-of-a-kind at her senior prom. Aimee spends a lot of time at coffee shops in her spare time and has become known as the “the girl with a coffee cup,” which was the inspiration for her dress.
Full Article at Francis Howell School District
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Just got word from Stevie Nicks tour manager that she was completely blown away by the PS22 Chorus rendition of her song “Landslide!” He said she asked him to replay 2 times afterwards, crying each time she watched! Talk about humbling!! And the kicker?? She invited the PS22 Chorus to sing the song at Madison Square Garden for the upcoming June 11th Fleetwood Mac show!!
http://ps22chorus.blogspot.com
I usually hear some kind of live version of that song when Stevie sings it, and it starts off with her saying, “I love you, Daddy.” Gets me everytime.
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Someone took the time to actually rank the sax solos of the 80’s.
I realized about 5 years ago that at some point in the 80s, lots of the popular music started incorporating saxophone solos into their songs. Some of them are fine, but most of them are ridiculous to have in the songs. Below, I have attempted to separate the quality and appropriateness of the solos from what I think of the song as a whole (I still really like most of these songs, even the ones with low grades).
Here’s a sample review of a Debbie Gibson song . . .
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There are 50 clues hidden in the painting – your aim is to find them all and correctly identify which film they represent.
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It turns out this happened somewhere in a Dutch community, which brings to mind a certain quote from an Austin Powers movie.
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Or maybe this pygmy jerboa is cuter?
But then again, so are baby otters.
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A Minnesota couple is suing a debt collection agency for putting the initials “WWJD” on its collection letters, arguing that it breaks an anti-harassment law by portraying debtors as hell-bound sinners.
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One less excuse for students at Davidson College to go back home:
And they even offer LandryView, which is a genius idea:
LaundryView is an Internet application that allows you to monitor the status of washers and dryers in connected laundry rooms through a Web browser. LaundryView was developed in response to requests for greater control over laundry activities. Since many people tend to do their laundry during similar time periods, it results in busy laundry rooms. LaundryView’s mission is to help you save time by providing information about the current state of laundry room equipment wherever you have access to a browser or e-mail messages.
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Enter your ZIP code and it tells you what kind of sleeves to wear.
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