A Python kills two young boys as they slept, the boys were at a sleepover at a friend's house when the python strangled them in the middle federal bureau of investigation email the night. According to CBC News on Aug. 6, the boys, ages five and seven, were sound asleep in an apartment above an exotic reptile store in the eastern Canadian town of Campbellton when the snake escaped it's cage.
3) Public Enemies/July 1st 2009- So Johnny Depp is going to play John Dillinger in a movie? And Christian Bale is going to play legendary police radio earpiece agent Melvin Pervis? And Michael Mann is going to be directing both of them in this 30's gangster movie about Dillinger, Pretty Boy Floyd and Baby Face Nelson??? This is absolutely THE summer movie event to beat.
The badge reel may sound like some type of fishing pole but it is not. Actually it is a very unique and special way of carrying your identification card. This type of card holder is very popular in sensitive government offices. The reason for this is quite simple. Let's take the Federal Bureau of Investigation for example. Some of these agents may not want their cards out in the open all the time like with a lanyard for example. Sometimes there is sensitive information on theses cards that should not be viewed by just anyone.
When Zdeno Chara rode Max Pacioretty into the stanchion between the benches late in the second period of Tuesday's 4-1 loss to the Canadiens, everyone in Quebec turned irrational and crazy. It started with an "F-you Chara" chant, and has led to a criminal investigation bureau.
By the way "the end of our era" is officially in 2012. How do I know? Because 10,000 B.C Director Roland Emmerich has his next summer schlockbuster, 2012, coming out this next Summer. And that film will clearly define the year 2012 as the end of mankind as a species. And now that I'm on it Emmerich, (and clearly off the beaten path by a few miles...) what's with all these date movies? 10, 000 B.C.? 2012? Why not complete the year trilogy with 2112 dude...
Whatever the future holds for Brewer, only time criminal investigation bureau canada tell. As of now, this is another case of "what were you thinking?" Being a public official, did it ever occur to Brewer that there was a chance, albeit small, that the photos could get out? Did Brewer ever consider the ramifications of these photos going public when posing for them in the first place? One has to wonder. Again, the lesson is simple: if you are going to do something stupid, do not document the behavior on camera!
