Tu_triky wrote:
what did you guys have to submit curriculum vitaes? :hehe:
if you didn't get a score of 1200 or higher on your Mod Apttitude Test, dont bother applying.
Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies
Tu_triky wrote:
what did you guys have to submit curriculum vitaes? :hehe:
krim wrote:
if you didn't get a score of 1200 or higher on your Mod Apttitude Test, dont bother applying.
krim wrote:
if you didn't get a score of 1200 or higher on your Mod Apttitude Test, dont bother applying.
Shani wrote:
Isn't there at least an essay portion? Numbers don't show the whole person... :hehe:
krim wrote:
that's round 3, if you ever get that far.
Shani wrote:
Ah. Sounds like cram school time then. :mrgreen:
krim wrote:its the pressures of modding all the forum sections.. i have it pretty easy w/ only the GD section. less redundant threads get created there.
Shani wrote:
True dat. Some more so than others. And I've seen some nutty fanboys too...
tabana wrote:
The takoyaki perhaps... :ohcrap:
krim wrote:i just found out you can use persimmon wood chips to smoke meat... i think i'll save some branches after i prune the trees this year.
dochira wrote:I tried to smoke some pork loin from Costco. Left it alone for 6 hours...not bad. Not superb, but not bad for my first time. Had a nice smoke ring though.
Will be moving on to other meats.
Wynter wrote:I think I'm being converted into a Yonekura Ryoko fan... darn those door-to-door salesmen... ;)
bmwracer wrote:
My foot still hurts after you slammed the door on it. *looks for an ice pack*
Yahoo! News wrote:
John Mark Karr freed in JonBenet case
By JON SARCHE, Associated Press Writer
13 minutes ago
BOULDER, Colo. - Prosecutors abruptly dropped their case Monday against John Mark Karr in the slaying of JonBenet Ramsey, saying DNA tests failed to put him at the scene despite his repeated insistence he killed the 6-year-old beauty queen.
The move came just a week and a half after the 41-year-old schoolteacher was arrested in Thailand and put on a plane to the U.S. in what was regarded as a remarkable break in the decade-old murder mystery that had cast suspicion on JonBenet's parents.
District Attorney Mary Lacy said Karr emerged as a suspect in April after he began exchanging e-mails with a Colorado professor in which he admitted responsibility for the slaying.
According to court papers, Karr told the professor he accidentally killed JonBenet during sex and that he tasted her blood after he injured her vaginally. But officials at the Denver crime lab conducted DNA tests last Friday and failed to connect Karr to the crime.
"This information is critical because ... if Mr. Karr's account of his sexual involvement with the victim were accurate, it would have been highly likely that his saliva would have been mixed with the blood in the underwear," Lacy said in court papers.
Defense attorney Seth Temin expressed outrage that Karr was even arrested.
"We're deeply distressed by the fact that they took this man and dragged him here from Bangkok, Thailand, with no forensic evidence confirming the allegations against him and no independent factors leading to a presumption he did anything wrong," Temin said.
dochira wrote:Hmm....
Link to Story
Looks like he got his wish....to be out of Thailand facing whatever charges he would have faced. I thought there was one pending here in NorCal.... :headscratch:
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