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One of my cousins was an Atlanta detective working on this and I don't know if they even thought that Williams did them all. He wasn't charged with all of them either. He was only officially charged with 2. They charged him with the 2 weakest cases, and had an Atlanta detective with arrest warrants in his pocket in the court room. If Williams had been aquitted of the ones he was charged with, they would have re-arrested him on the spot for a stronger case. They were sure he was guilty of some of them. There was speculation that relatives of the kids were responsible for some of the d

The only one on your list that I know is Dr. Turner, but he is now a pediatric dentist. If you are looking for an adult dentist, I use Dr. Bickford in Dallas. He is awsome. He isn't on my insurance, but he does take it. He just isn't a preferred provider. I have MetLife. It is only slightly cheaper if I use their preferred provider. I am a huge chicken when it comes to dentists, and he is the only one I trust. I had not gone to the dentist in 7 years when I went to him. He will not give you a hard time about past habits, he only wants to look forward. I get the laughing gas ev

If you have a truely gifted kid, you understand that they are very much like special ed. They need special education in every way.

Not entirely true. Special needs children get more credit than others. Also, if the adoption is not finalized in the year it is started, you cannot take the expenses that year. Expenses are taken the year after they are incurred until the adoption is final. You definately need to get some council on this.

I spoke to my son (he is a senior at Hiram). He knows your son, but not well. They have had a couple of classes together. He is looking through his contacts on Facebook and MySpace to see if he hears anything. If he does, I will definately let you know. Prayers said. But for the grace of god go I.

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I went by and shopped today and they had a lot. I bought stuff twice. I stopped by the second time to see if I could help her with some things. She is an awsome sweet lady and I wish her the best in school. She will be missed, but I am sure we will see her more on Pcom now!!

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Thanks, at first it looked really different, and I wasn't sure, but now I love it. They gave us 30 year shingles for the price of 20 year.

We have been working on getting our new roof done for about a month and a half, and the guys showed up yesterday morning, and by 6 last night, I have a completed new roof! It took a while between roof estimates, adjuster coming, getting him to turn the estimate in to the insurance company (they have had so many claims that they sub contracted the adjuster), and then to get the check in. But now it is done, and it looks great. They did 30 year architectural shingles, and ridge vents. I am so glad it is done.

I would suggest taking her to a childrens opthomologist instead of an optometrist. They are medical doctors that went to 4 more years of medical school to be eye surgeons and eye specialists. Optometrist just have 4 year degrees. Don't get me wrong, if all you need is corrective lenses, opometrist are great, but for the kind of condition you are discribing with your daughter, I would suggest Atlanta Pediatric Eye Clinic near Scottish Rite. The main doctor there is Dr. Levine. They are the best that I know of.

I have been an optician for over 20 years, and I have never seen these vision therapy programs work. The computerized versions are just updated versions of the older ones that were in books. The reason that insurance won't pay for them is that they have never been proven to work.

Big Lots has them for around $50

When I changed from chlorene to salt, I didn't drain my pool. I simply let the chlorene level get low, shocked the pool, put the salt in and turned on the salt generator. It worked fine from there.

It is something that you use in addition to your pump. There are a couple of different kinds. One kind hooks into your pump, and the other is stand alone. They are salt generators. I had the kind that hung inside your pool that cost about $159 but it got struck by lightning this year along with my pump. Since then, we have been using chlorene, but I really miss the salt. Chlorene is much more work. With the salt, I had crystal clear water, and I didn't have to do anything but add salt every now and then. Next year, I am going to invest a little more and get a really good system for abo

My husband and I looked into a refi on our loan thinking that we could combine our first and second and lower our rate. It would have been good if it hadn't been for their loan charges. They wanted almost $5,000 in closing costs and fees. If I paid all of that, there would be short term savings in monthly payments, but the longterm would have been much more expensive. Not a good deal for me. I chose to leave mine alone.

I just had the nuclear stress test done a couple of weeks ago. It wasn't the most plesant thing, but everything turned out fine. I am praying yours will be the same. Sending good vibes your way.

What sizes are they?

If the baby started crying while the mother was in the shower, the child could have simply walked to another room or went and got the mother. This wasn't anything like that. Children are a priority, not whatever she went into Target for. Children should NEVER be left in cars while you go into stores for ANYTHING! Especially in the summer heat. I don't even let my 16 year old wait in the car. They either go in with me, or I make my store trip some other time. I feel bad for all involved. Im sure she never thought anything could happen, but these kinds of things happen all the time.

How were your son's other grades throughout the year? If he did alright through out the year, I would definately send him on. I am in the same postion you are in. My son failed the retake at a 786. We are doing the appeals process. He had a bad experience with a teacher and had sever self esteme issues all year, but his lowest grade on report cards all year was a 79 and that was in math. She convienced him that he couldn't pass the test, and he believed her. (There is so much more to the story than I will go into, I don't usually think badly of teachers). My son is one of the o

My son still missed it by a few points. We already have an appointment for the appeals process, and he will go on to the 6th grade, but will have one of his connections as a math class. He had a really bad year, so we are looking forward and looking ahead to a better year.

can't go fast enough for me. My son comes home from camp tomorrow. This is the first time he has been away from home, and I can't wait to see him. I am sure he is having a blast, but I will be glad to have him back home.