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Apr. 15th, 2004 11:02 amI took my hardened disposition and approached my boss today. Today is as good a day as any, I figured, maybe even better, since when I'm in a good mood I'm much more timid.
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Apr. 15th, 2004
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Apr. 15th, 2004 11:51 amI weighed myself this morning and found that I'm down to 150.
Then I get to work and there are two cakes for someone's birthday.
I had a very small sliver of confetti cake, which I didn't finish. But I'm about to have Taco Bell for lunch. Today isn't going so well for that healthier diet I'm striving for.
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Then I get to work and there are two cakes for someone's birthday.
I had a very small sliver of confetti cake, which I didn't finish. But I'm about to have Taco Bell for lunch. Today isn't going so well for that healthier diet I'm striving for.
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Thank God, 'cause this shit was annoying
Apr. 15th, 2004 08:11 pmPolice in Charlottesville Suspend 'DNA Dragnet'
Charlottesville police have temporarily halted their practice of asking some black men to voluntarily provide DNA samples as part of the hunt for a serial rapist, Police Chief Timothy J. Longo Sr. said yesterday.
Longo, who is reexamining the months-long policy amid criticism from the black community and others, said he is confident that the DNA collection will continue once the department develops more "stringent, well-defined criteria" regarding which men will be asked to provide genetic samples.
Charlottesville police have asked 197 black men to submit to cheek swabs as part of the search for a rapist who has attacked at least six women since 1997. In most of those requests, police said, officers were responding to tips about men who resembled a composite sketch of the rapist or who seemed to be acting strangely.
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Charlottesville police have temporarily halted their practice of asking some black men to voluntarily provide DNA samples as part of the hunt for a serial rapist, Police Chief Timothy J. Longo Sr. said yesterday.
Longo, who is reexamining the months-long policy amid criticism from the black community and others, said he is confident that the DNA collection will continue once the department develops more "stringent, well-defined criteria" regarding which men will be asked to provide genetic samples.
Charlottesville police have asked 197 black men to submit to cheek swabs as part of the search for a rapist who has attacked at least six women since 1997. In most of those requests, police said, officers were responding to tips about men who resembled a composite sketch of the rapist or who seemed to be acting strangely.
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