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Recapture The Feeling
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Sun Oct 27 08:00:52 2013
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Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2013 05:00:52 -0700
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$165 in the cheaper category. Brazilians over the age of 60, local
students and members of some social programs will be allowed to pay
about $82 for a ticket. Prices for the opener in Sao Paulo
go from $220-$495, with Brazilians paying $80 and discounted tickets costing
$40.About 500,000 tickets in total were set aside for the category available
solely to Brazilian citizens.Applications quickly started pouring in after
tickets went up for grabs at 1000 GMT Tuesday. Some fans had
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This combination of undated file photos provided by the San Diego Sheriff's
Department shows James Lee DiMaggio, 40, left, and Hannah Anderson, 16.AP/San
Diego Sheriff's DepartmentA family friend who kidnapped a 16-year-old girl
had a 20-hour jump on authorities, who discovered he used a timer
to set fire to his rural home where the girl's mother and
younger brother were found dead, a San Diego County Sheriff's Department
spokeswoman said Tuesday.James Lee DiMaggio was spotted on a Border Patrol
surveillance camera at 12:10 a.m. Aug. 4, about 20 hours before his
home caught fire, said the spokeswoman, Jan Caldwell. He is seen inside
his 2013 blue Nissan Versa with 16-year-old Hannah Anderson at a westbound
highway checkpoint.Hannah's disappearance -- discovered after the fire --
triggered a massive search for DiMaggio, 40, that spanned much of the
western United States and parts of Canada and Mexico. DiMaggio, who was
like an uncle to the Anderson children and their father's best friend,
died in a shootout with FBI agents in the Idaho wilderness six
days after the fire. Hannah was rescued and returned to Southern California.The
discovery that the fire was set by a timer prompted investigators to
warn the public during the manhunt that DiMaggio's car might be rigged
with explosives, Caldwell said. As it turns out, the car wasn't rigged.Investigators
who searched DiMaggio's home found an incendiary device, handcuff boxes
and "arson wire,"
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a vehicle and followed him," Ford told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation,
according to AFP."[They] came up from behind and basically shot him in
the back with a small caliber weapon, then sped away," Ford added.Richard
Rhodes, a builder who discovered Lane lying face down, said he was
targeted with a .22 caliber revolver.Police tracked the teens down using
surveillance video from a business that is near the shooting scene, KOCO
reports.On one of the alleged killer's Facebook pages, investigators found
the message: "Bang. Two drops in two hours," Sky News reports."I think
they were on a killing spree. We would have had more bodies
that night if we didn't get them, Ford said in an interview
with the Australian Associated Press.Peter Lane told Australian media there
was no explanation for his son's death."It is heartless and to try
to understand it is a short way to insanity," he said.The mother
of the 16-year-old accused in the killing said her son and his
two friends were part of a wannabe gang, but insisted that he
is not a killer, KOCO reports.The father of the 15-year-old also denied
his son had a role in Lanes death, but said the boy
had run-ins with the law before, News.com.au reports.On Tuesday, Lane's
girlfriend, Sarah Harper, laid a wooden cross at a memorial that formed
along the road where Duncan was killed."We just thought we'd leave it,"
Harper said. "This is his final spot."
Karla Begley, left, and her autistic son Max, right. Images courtesy of
www.citynews.ca.The first portion of a hate letter sent to Karla Begley,
regarding her autistic son Max. (Image provided by MaryLynne Stella.)The
second portion of a hate letter sent to Karla Begley, regarding her
autistic son Max. (Image provided by MaryLynne Stella.)A hate-filled letter
received by a family in Canada telling them to move out of
the neighborhood or euthanize their autistic son has gone viral, prompting
a flood of support for the family.The letter began to receive attention
after being posted on the Twitter account of Brad and MaryLynne Stella,
the married couple that comprise the country duo The Stellas. Their daughters,
Lennon, 14, and Maisy Stella, 9, who star as Maddie and Daphne
Conrad on the hit TV show Nashville, also posted the photo to
their joint Twitter account.The tweet from @TheStellas read: This letter
was anonymously slipped to our good friend regarding her autistic boy Max.
This is appalling.The tweet from @LennonandMaisy read: A close family friend
has an autistic boy and this was an anonymous letter slipped under
her door. This is real.Both tweets included links to photos of the
letter.The Stellas are family friends of Karla Begley, whose autistic son
Max is the target of the letter. They initially became aware of
the letter after seeing posts about it on Karlas Facebook page. Karla
was talking about it on Facebook, so we just obvi
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