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POLICE: Four boys found in filthy Denver home, malnourished, spoke in grunts DENVER - Four children found living in a Denver home full of flies and cat feces were severely malnourished and could only communicate with each other in grunts, according to an arrest affidavit released Monday. The boys' parents, Wayne Sperling, 66, and Lorinda Bailey, 35, are charged with multiple counts of child abuse. The investigation began when Bailey took her 2-year-old son to St. Joseph's Children's Hospital to be treated for a cut on his forehead on Sept. 29. The child was non-verbal, unwashed, and smelled like cigarette smoke, according to the emergency room doctor. B…

I just saw the new movie. It was soooo good. Non Trekkies will love it. Die hard trekkies will have a hard time arguing with it due to something very clever in the plot. Great cast, too. So is anyone else going to see it? :D

US begins shutdown amid budget row The US government has begun a partial shutdown after the two houses of Congress failed to agree a new budget. The Republican-led House of Representatives insisted on delaying President Barack Obama's healthcare reform - dubbed Obamacare - as a condition for passing a bill. More than 800,000 federal employees face unpaid leave with no guarantee of back pay once the deadlock is over. It is the first shutdown in 17 years and the dollar fell early on Tuesday. Goldman Sachs estimates a three-week shutdown could shave as much as 0.9% from US GDP this quarter. The White House's budget office began notifying federal agencies to begin an…

EDL leader Tommy Robinson quits group Tommy Robinson said he had been considering the move "for a long time" Robinson: 'Why I'm leaving EDL' Analysis: Will EDL survive? English Defence League leader and founder Tommy Robinson has left the group, saying he has concerns over the "dangers of far-right extremism". The EDL organises protests across the UK against "radical Islam". Mr Robinson said it was still his aim to "counter Islamist ideology", although "not with violence but with better, democratic ideas". Several senior figures have quit, but an EDL spokesman said the group "will not die because they're walking away". He added that supporters would …

Contenders for 2018 Belgium and Netherlands England Portugal and Spain Russia Contenders for 2022 Qatar USA Australia South Korea Japan my tip for 2018 is portugal and spain. bbc has all but ruined englands chances. for 2022 im obviously hoping for australia but it will most probably go to USA. as long as it doesnt go to Qatar i will be content. what do you guys think? the announcement will made in Zurich at 1500GMT on Thursday.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm26db3W-ug]Boat from Africa Sinks Off Italian Coast: At Least 82 Dead - YouTube[/ame] Italy boat wreck: Hundreds of migrants feared dead after ship sinks off Lampedusa coast The forgotten tragedy of African migrants who pay with their lives for the desire to reach Europe became a human drama the world could no longer ignore, as hundreds perished in a matter of hours off the Italian coast. More than 300 men, women and children were feared drowned when their boat caught fire and sunk within sight of the Italian island of Lampedusa early on Thursday. The Mediterranean “was like a morgue”, according to witnesses at the scene. …

Adobe confirms data security breach As Adobe confirms hackers have accessed personal data belonging to 2.9 million customers, experts warn that the theft of source code could be far more serious.

'Terminator' cube robots unveiled As MIT scientists unveil cube-shaped self-assembling robots, does a future of Terminator-style

'Anonymous attackers' up in court Thirteen alleged members of hacktivist group Anonymous are indicted, accused of carrying out cyber-attacks.

The arcticle continues here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-24014551 The seats in parliament (left to right politically): Socialist Left Party - 7 (down by 4) Green Party - 1 (first ever seat) Labour - 55 (down by 9) Centre Party - 10 (down by 1) Christian Democrats - 10 (no change) Liberal Party - 9 (up by 7) Conservatives - 48 (up by 18) Progress Party - 29 (down by 12) Graphic: http://mm.aftenposten.no/valgresultater/ I'm furious at how Stoltenberg, who did a great job, especially after the terrorist attacks, was voted out practically because a wealthy nation was bored. Norway is probably the nation that is best off in the world today, yet people …

According to Twitter, Tom Clancy, Best selling Author, has died @ABC tweeted: #BREAKING: Author Tom Clancy has died, @ABC News confirms. 6 mins ago from twitter.com by partner

Tesco apologises for selling horror movie colouring book to children We’ve heard of colour by numbers and join the dots books for children, but not ones where they have to colour in blood-spattered serial killers. Colour Me Good Arrggghhhh! features line drawings of scenes from 18-rated films such as The Shining, Hellraiser, Silence of the Lambs and A Clockwork Orange, as well as from Psycho and A Nightmare On Elm Street. The book was listed on the Tesco website as suitable for five to eight-year-olds despite containing ‘really scary stuff’ and ‘more blood than you can shake a dagger at’. Chris Tuckwood, 56, Spondon, Derby, stumbled across the book while looking …

just thought i'd do this cause its kind of fun to see what everyone likes!! i personally like way to many to count;) but a few favs are Pirates of the Caribbean, who doesn't LOVE jack sparrow!!! and Thor and i also like Troy i guess i like action,adventure & romance a little bit of everything:)

Nairobi Mall Shooting: Terrified shoppers, including one reported New Zealander, huddled in back hallways and prayed the militant gunmen lobbing grenades and firing assault rifles inside Nairobi's top mall would not find them. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/image.cfm?c_id=2&gal_cid=2&gallery_id=138002#12484757 Kiwi hurt in Kenya siege: Kenyan security forces are locked in a standoff with gunmen who killed at least 39 people at an upmarket shopping mall in the Kenyan capital, and it is still unclear how many hostages the al Qaeda-linked militants are holding. A New Zealander is among 150 wounded. Gunmen stormed the Westgate mall in the capital N…

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp9WXjfwd1A]Peru Drugs Bust: Pair Appear In Police Video - YouTube[/ame] Peru Drugs Bust: Pair Appear In Police Video A Scottish teenager and a woman from Ireland deny knowing they were carrying £1.5m of cocaine in their luggage. A video has emerged of a British and an Irish woman speaking to police shortly after they were arrested on suspicion of cocaine-smuggling in Peru. The footage shows the two women answering questions shortly after they were held at an airport near the capital, Lima. Melissa Reid, 19, and Michaela McCollum, 20, protested their innocence after police found 11kg (24.2lbs) of cocaine worth £1.5 million p…

Rioting after a policeman shot a "gangster" whom opened fire on them first. :rolleyes:

Angela Merkel celebrates after German election Angela Merkel has urged her party to celebrate "a super result" after exit polls suggested she was set to win a third term as German chancellor. Her conservatives took about 42% of the vote, the polls said. TV projections said that might almost be enough for a historic absolute majority. Otherwise Mrs Merkel might have to seek a grand coalition with the Social Democrats - estimated to have won 26%. Her preferred liberal partners appear not to have made it into parliament. Exit polls for ARD public television put the liberal Free Democrats (FDP) on 4.7%, which if confirmed would be a disaster for the junior coaliti…

Blackberry to cut 4,500 global jobs as shares plunge by 17% Blackberry has announced it is planning to cut 4,500 jobs, or 40% of its worldwide workforce, in an attempt to staunch huge losses. The smartphone maker said it anticipated a loss of as much as $995m (£621m) when it reports its second-quarter earnings next week. Shares in the firm closed down 17% after briefly being halted following the announcement. In August, the Canadian company said it was evaluating a possible sale. In a statement on Friday, Blackberry's chief executive Thorstein Heins said: "We are implementing the difficult, but necessary operational changes announced today to address our position…

This is the thread for the following programme's written or co-written by graham linehan (one of my favourite writers) The I.T. Crowd Father Ted Big Train Black Books (First series) and any other stuff he has done! He is a great comedy writer in my book! Here is a few clips from "Big Train": [ame=http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=zn6Z9djh8eA]YouTube - Big Train- Wanking[/ame] [ame=http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=JibxHpXqAfc]YouTube - Big Train - Cake Factory[/ame] [ame=http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=P8VAJSXsIFo]YouTube - Big Train - "Distracting Boss" all 3 sketches[/ame]

Is there such a thing for android or iphone?

I have been trying to install software updates but everytime my computer restarts it doesnt install them and it just goes straight to my login. But, my brother have a iMac and he was able to updates his softwares. Why my Macbook Pro can't?!

A KVM switch similar to this one was found attached to the Barclays Bank computers Barclays Bank computer e-theft: Eight held over £1.3m haul Eight men have been arrested in connection with a £1.3m theft by a gang who took control of a Barclays Bank computer. The money was transferred from the branch in Swiss Cottage in north London in April, a Met Police spokesman said. Searches are being carried out at addresses across London where property including cash, jewellery, drugs and credit cards has been seized. The raid is being linked to an attempt to steal from Santander last week. Four men have appeared in court charged with attempting to take control of compu…

Kevin Rudd (right) could not close the gap with Tony Abbott Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has conceded defeat in the general election, as Tony Abbott's Liberal-National coalition swept to power. With almost two-thirds of the votes counted, the opposition coalition has secured a parliamentary majority. Labor leader Mr Rudd said he had phoned Mr Abbott and wished him well. The campaign has been dramatic, with Kevin Rudd ousting Julia Gillard as prime minister and Labor leader weeks from the polls. The economy, asylum and the carbon tax have been key election issues. Mr Rudd called the election after defeating Julia Gillard in a leadership challenge in June, …

'Multiple' people killed at Washington Navy Yard Police in Washington have confirmed "multiple" people were killed in a mass shooting at the Washington Navy Yard, a naval installation in the US capital. At least four others including a police officer were injured, officials said. Police entered an office building in search of a gunman, after shots were fired at 08:20 local time (13:20 GMT). One gunman was killed at the scene and police are searching for two other "potential" gunmen, Washington Police Chief Cathy Lanier said. A 50-year-old Navy employee whose employment status had recently changed has been identified as the deceased gunman, ABC News reported. O…

I looked for a thread for this and I can't believe there isn't one! Does anyone watch this show? It has to be the funniest show ever on TV. My favorite character is GOB. Anyways, the show is threatened with being cancelled, and I will be SO SAD if they do.