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A Thai police car patrols Bangkok, on April 18, 2008. An American
tourist was allegedly stabbed to death by three Thai musicians after he
refused to stop singing at a bar in a popular tourist resort,
police have said.AFP/FileBANGKOK (AFP) An American tourist was allegedly
stabbed to death by three Thai musicians after he refused to stop
singing at a bar in a popular tourist resort, police said Wednesday.Bobby
Ray Carter, 51, died after he was stabbed twice in the chest
while his son Adam, 27, suffered a stab wound to his arm,
during a fight with members of the house band from the Longhorn
Saloon early Wednesday at Ao Nang beach in Krabi.Police said the three
musicians were arrested at the scene and confessed to stabbing the Americans.Carter
had joined the musicians on stage for a singalong, but a row
broke out when he refused to stop singing as the band took
a break.On its website the Longhorn Saloon advertises "jam with the band"
as one of its attractions, along with "good music, funfunfun and friendly
staff"."He and his son quarrelled with all three musicians because he wouldn't
stop singing despite the musicians taking a break," said Lieutenant Colonel
Attapong Seanjaiwuth of Krabi tourist police."He then demanded the money
he had already given as a tip back. But the real fight
broke out outside of that pub. He was stabbed twice and died
while on the way to local hospital."Thailand has come under scrutiny in
recent months over its
July 22, 2013: A picture of a buoy anchored near a remote
webcam at the North Pole shows a meltwater lake surrounding the camera.North
Pole Environmental ObservatorySantas workshop is safe.Amid all the frenzy
caused by photos that appear to show a lake where one would
expect to find the polar ice cap, scientists are just now starting
to explain what exactly the images are portraying.The good news: Santa and
his elves don't need snorkels. Scientists at the UW Applied Physics Laboratory
say that such accumulation of melted water is normal."Every summer when
the sun melts the surface, the water has to go someplace, so
it accumulates in these ponds," said Jamie Morison, a polar scientist and
principal investigator since 2000 with the North Pole Environmental Observatory.
"This doesn't look particularly extreme."RELATED:Earth's Gold Forged in
Stellar Collisions- Jamie Morison, a polar scientist with the North Pole
Environmental ObservatoryThere are numerous problems with interpreting the
image itself, he said, chief among them the camera that had taken
the photo itself, which uses a fisheye lens that resulted in slight
distortion. What looks like mountains are actually ridges where the ice
was pushed together, according to the head of the laboratory, Axel Schweiger.The
pool eventually drained late July 27, which is the normal life cycle
for a meltwater pond. Forming from snow and ice, the pond eventually
drains through cracks in the ice.As f
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> ad and Black Bean Mountain," accompanied
by a cucumber-and-tomato salad and a warm pear-and-raisin compote.The school
district also will expand its Breakfast in the Classroom program that offers
students a packaged meal with juice and milk.However, cereal was dropped
from the menu because teachers complained about the mess from flakes and
crumbs.Overall, the district sold 114 million meals last year, although
students threw out nearly 7.5 percent of the food. That was down
from nearly 9 percent wastage a year earlier."Our function is to provide
nutrients for education," Binkle said. "In my mind the district is supporting
this. The focus of nutrition is as a key component and a
key role in providing children the ability to be able to learn."___Information
from: (Los Angeles) Daily News, http://www.dailynews.com
San Franciscos City Hall reportedly dished out more than $25,000 in tickets
to department officials and politicians and their pals for a Jay-Z and
Justin Timberlake concert at Candlestick Park.The San Francisco Chronicle
reports that the city's Recreation and Park Department handed its general
manager, Phil Ginsburg, and staffers two-thirds of the tickets. Ginsburg
told the paper it's long-standing policy. Civic leaders and park stakeholders
are often invited to these concerts.The amount of tickets each supervisor
from the department received appeared to have varied. London Breed reportedly
received two $250 tickets while Jane Kim was given six luxury box
tickets valued at $1,860, the report said. Kim reportedly donated her seats
to a housing program.Click for more from SFGate.com
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