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Winter photos of Chernobyl and a ghost city of Pripyat.
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Headmuns security pants for Thai girls. The banned commercial inside this post will show you how it works.
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Mad scientist lab made out of a play kitchen. For son for Christmas.
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Chuck Norris' 7,362 square feet (684 sq m) Dallas house is for sale for $1,2 million. It has a gym, a pool and a movie room.
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The hobo nickel is a sculptural art form involving the creative modification of small-denomination coins, essentially resulting in miniature bas reliefs. The nickel, because of its size, thickness, and relative softness, was a favored coin for this purpose.
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How to react when your son is in danger.
On December 13, 2013, a shooting occurred at the school by 18-year-old student Karl Halverson Pierson. He entered the school armed with a shotgun and three Molotov cocktails and requested to see school librarian Tracy Murphy. Murphy was also the coach of the school debate team, and Pierson's demotion on the team was a contributing motive to the shooting. Pierson made no attempt to conceal his weapon. Murphy was informed by the school custodian and left the building. Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson credits Murphy with making a tactical decision to leave the school "in an effort to try to encourage the shooter to also leave the school". One student, 17-year-old Claire Davis, was shot point-blank in the head; she died eight days later at Littleton Adventist Hospital. Police initially believed another girl who had blood splattered on her was also shot, but no other students were physically injured. Some of the students were treated for panic attacks.
Two unused Molotov cocktails were found by deputies. The third was burning when they arrived and, according to Robinson, "the deputies encountered a large amount of smoke" before extinguishing the fire. After the shooting, students were "escorted" out of the school by police officers before being reunited with their families at a local church. About 20 minutes after police began searching Arapahoe High School, they found Pierson dead in a classroom from an apparent self-inflicted shot. Police believe he acted alone. Upon investigation, authorities determined that the entire incident lasted less than 80 seconds.
On December 13, 2013, a shooting occurred at the school by 18-year-old student Karl Halverson Pierson. He entered the school armed with a shotgun and three Molotov cocktails and requested to see school librarian Tracy Murphy. Murphy was also the coach of the school debate team, and Pierson's demotion on the team was a contributing motive to the shooting. Pierson made no attempt to conceal his weapon. Murphy was informed by the school custodian and left the building. Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson credits Murphy with making a tactical decision to leave the school "in an effort to try to encourage the shooter to also leave the school". One student, 17-year-old Claire Davis, was shot point-blank in the head; she died eight days later at Littleton Adventist Hospital. Police initially believed another girl who had blood splattered on her was also shot, but no other students were physically injured. Some of the students were treated for panic attacks.
Two unused Molotov cocktails were found by deputies. The third was burning when they arrived and, according to Robinson, "the deputies encountered a large amount of smoke" before extinguishing the fire. After the shooting, students were "escorted" out of the school by police officers before being reunited with their families at a local church. About 20 minutes after police began searching Arapahoe High School, they found Pierson dead in a classroom from an apparent self-inflicted shot. Police believe he acted alone. Upon investigation, authorities determined that the entire incident lasted less than 80 seconds.
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