At one point, an official with SCO Family of Services, the agency handling placement, promised Edwards no more children would be sent to his home.

That never happened.

A 5th grader from Washington State living in his house in 2012 began attending Longwood Middle School without his glasses despite bad eyesight.

When Edwards called to complain, Gonzales-Mugaburu was incredulous, saying, "What should I do? Drop my pants?"

Edwards filed a complaint with New York State's Central Registry, citing medical neglect.

"Cesar went...
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Several months ago, one of Gonzales-Mugaburu's children refused to get on a bus to go back home. An administrator within the special education department of the Longwood Central School district allowed the child to stay in the school's residential facility.

Shortly afterwards Gonzales-Mugaburu was arrested.

Still, Edwards doesn't feel vindicated after all these years.

"I feel only sad that I couldn't have done more to help those kids," she said. "I can't tell you how many nights I cried. There are no words for how bad I feel."

Btw the children were all boys he also assaulted a dog

>"In the past five years, the USGS has documented high shaking and damage in areas of these six states, mostly from induced earthquakes," Petersen added. "Furthermore, the USGS Did You Feel It? website has archived tens of thousands of reports from the public who experienced shaking in those states, including about 1,500 reports of strong shaking or damage."

>The USGS reports that the central part of the country has experienced the most dramatic increase in seismic activity over the past six years.

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other coverage:

http://gizmodo.com/humans-caused-earthquakes-are-so-common-that-us-geologi-1767571161

http://www.csmonitor.com/Environment/2016/0328/Manmade-earthquakes-on-the-rise-How-can-fracking-states-lessen-tremors

>>34974
It's happening!!!!
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/03/29/pair-earthquakes-hit-crescent-in-central-oklahoma.html

So worth the read and good to hear from a form insider who sees what we all can see

>>34918
>Wants a raise
>Trump says "fuck no"
>"I quit"
Next day,we find out Trump wants the presidency for the same reasons Hillary does(CUZ IS MUH TURN)

And there is no way other candidates would bribe his staff to fuck him over for the right money.

So much bullshit,so many lies have been told,people just outright reject them now about Trump,no questions asked.
Good job libtards,you made him stronger.

Bernie for president

>>34809
>the court order wasn't necessary
Everyone knew this. Everyone knew the FBI was grossly misrepresenting their capabilities. That's why everyone opposed it, it was never about the San Bernardino phone. It was about setting a legal precedent.

>>34813
The McAfee guy mentioned a work around. He made it sound braindead simple which leads me to believe you are right. The otherside is that if it was that simple and the FBI can't already do this we have problems.

>>34821
It is, Phone PINS are not really hard to bruteforce.

Weird.

KKK

Goodnight pigger

>>34768
Are these guys famous in Italy?

Read the article (I was born in Italy)... This article has a lot of spelling mistakes

Yes, a lot of mistakes! LOL
this guy is famous, of course !

Northern California Coast Guard crew seizes more than 6 tons of cocaine worth $203 million

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-coast-guard-cocaine-bust-20160328-story.html

.S. Coast Guard crew based in Northern California seized more than six tons of cocaine after intercepting a semi-submersible vessel in the Pacific Ocean, the agency announced Monday.

The March 3 bust occurred 300 miles southwest of Panama after a Customs and Border Protection aircraft spotted the drug smuggling boat and alerted the Alameda-based crew of the Coast Guard cutter Bertholf, according to Lt. Donnie Brzuska.

See more of our top stories on Facebook >>

The crew seized more than 12,800 pounds of cocaine worth more than $203 million and a loaded...
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Does anyone have any links to other stories about the extreme measures drug smugglers are forced to take?

>>Brian Bates, the anti-prostitution avenger
what a tool...he needs to get a real job and a life

>>34763
>what a tool...he needs to get a real job and a life
Says the 4chan NEET. Sheesh, millennials have no self-awareness.

What a time to be alive.

>>34526
yes interesting times.

>>34526
She still looks like a meme

Yes I remember, Good old times.
We are the assholes of the internet

>Mr. Schneiderman began his investigation in November. His staff is looking at whether statements the company made to investors about climate risks — some as recently as last year — conflicted with the company’s own scientific research.

>Part of that inquiry includes the company’s funding, for at least a decade, of outside groups that worked to dispute climate science, even as its in-house scientists were describing the possible consequences of climate change, along with the areas of uncertainty.

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>Mr. Schneiderman reached a settlement last year with the coal giant Peabody Energy over that company’s financial statements and disclosures with regard to climate change.

>In terms of the current investigation, Mr. Schneiderman said, “It’s too early to say what we’re going to find.” He added, “We intend to work as aggressively as possible, but also as carefully as possible.”

>California started its own investigation into Exxon Mobil this year, but no other state had...
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>Suzanne McCarron, Exxon Mobil’s vice president for public and government affairs, said accusations against the company “are politically motivated and based on discredited reporting by activist organizations.”

>She added, “We are actively assessing all legal options.”

>The accusations, she said, are based on the “preposterous” claim that the company “reached definitive conclusions about anthropogenic climate change before the world’s experts” and withheld it....
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Is life that shitty in Japan?

>>34582
Phillipenes has it worse.

>>34582
What is do life?

US needs to have their bases back in Turkey so they won't provoke their government. It's in our best interests to be friendly to their government in order to bomb the shit out of Iraq again.

They are terrible, but the government is not to blame. These are cowardly terrorists who target innocents.

check out this crazy idiot redneck Donald Trump supporter that wants to kill all the MUSLIMS. here is a link to the video:
https://youtu.be/yaFNxV-OJK0

>>34992
Of course extortion works.

>Aliviating...

They should try paying you guys to learn to spell too...

>>35009
I'm on mobile, sorry.

I know how annoying it is to see this shit.

>1763.45 USD per month salary
Is that liveable in Tokyo?

>>34602
It's not uncommon for companies to provide housing for their employees in Tokyo so if that's the case, yes.

>>34599
>underpopulated
It's fucking overpopulated by now with housing prices through the fucking roof. 40 million people live in the Tokyo metropolitan area alone. The declining population is a good thing, and the economy will stablise along with the population.

Better article:
http://phenomena.nationalgeographic.com/2016/03/27/japan-loses-contact-with-newest-space-telescope/

>On Saturday, Japan lost contact with its newest space telescope, called Hitomi or ASTRO-H. The telescope, which includes an instrument from NASA, was intended to study the high-energy universe in X-rays and gamma rays, and observe such objects as supermassive black holes and galaxy clusters.

>Radar observations Sunday indicated that Hitomi, which launched on February 17, is in at least five...
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>Still, despite all the bad news, the spacecraft might not be lost.

>“I truly have not given up hope,” McDowell says, noting that equally bad space situations in the past have been successfully resolved. “We lost contact with SOHO for months and fully recovered it. ALEXIS had a solar panel break loose and was tumbling, but they learnt how to fly it and began science mission a couple months late. So it’s a long shot — and I refuse to put a number on the probability—but there is precedent for things being...
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>>34553
Aren't we seeing right here a classic case of flying retired satellites ,such as glonass, that may have collapsed with the Astro, I mean, that would explain the scattering of pieces and the change in the travel orbit