AN own goal from Chris Giles gave Woking a 1-0 win against Forest Green Rovers on Monday night in the fifth round of the Setanta Shield (southern section).

El Paso preschooler abducted

A 3-year-old girl was kidnapped Wednesday evening from her home in the Kennedy Brothers Memorial Apartments in the Lower Valley, police said.

Police said they searched late into the night for Jaylin Marie Talamantes, who was last seen shortly before 5 p.m. at home with her stepmother in the housing complex at 447 S. Schutz off Zaragoza Road, said police spokesman Javier Sambrano.

Jaylin has blue eyes, light brown hair and a light complexion.

She was last seen wearing pink pants, a beige shirt with purple flowers and purple slippers.

Police said the girl was forcibly taken from the home.

Sambrano .

20 tips for being frugal and fabulous

Buying all the best brands? Not so frugal. Picking through your neighbor’s trash? Not so fabulous.With the country’s economic health on the line, how can you save money without suffering style? Here are some ideas to live the fabulous life while still being frugal:Do your own darn toenails.The only people who might look at your feet closely enough to know the difference between a DIY pedicure and a fancy spa treatment won’t judge you for it anyway, suggests Megan O. Steintrager, 35, an editor in New York. Use pale colors; a bright red coat might show if it’s out of the lines. And besides, sandal season is months away. .

Chirally Correct Cosmeceuticals

Sircuit Skin products have made a name for themselves among the Hollywood A-list set thanks to a novel formulation approach known as Chiral technology. Derived from the Greek word "chir," which means "hand," the technology refers to a mirror image phenomenon frequently found in nature (e.g., human hands, eyes and feet are identically opposite, mirror images of each other). Sircuit’s full product line is built on a "Chirally Correct" molecule theory and are promised to pair perfectly with the skin’s cells to produce "only the positive effects of each ingredient or nutrient, while virtually eliminating any adverse reactions," thus restoring purity and alignment to the skin on a molecular and cellular level. When a product is "Chirally Correct," it implies that it contains only the molecules with the ability to give the desired results, according to Michael Wolfgeher, president of the Los Angeles, CA-based company, who cited vitamin C, L-ascorbic acid, as an example.

Will 'Amnesty' Sink McCain?

The perennial controversy over what to call McCain's amnesty is silly. Every program in the world that has allowed illegal immigrants to stay has been called an "amnesty." McCain himself called it "amnesty" as recently as May 2003, when he told the Tucson Citizen "I think we can set up a program where amnesty is extended to a certain number of people who are eligible … Amnesty has to be an important part ..." But once the focus-group results were in, "amnesty" became a four-letter word. ...[snip]

P.S.: The McCain, post-focus-group argument is that it can't be "amnesty" if it has some requirements--e.g., to pay a fine, learn English, etc. But it turns out that Ronald Reagan's 1986 "comprehensive" reform, which he and everyone else called an "amnesty," had requirements too, including payment of fees.

Taser Fires Back at U.N. Anti-Torture Committee: Analysis

The guy in the "Don't Tase me Bro" video is not. Why? There were 4 officers, and one even had a good starting point for a come along out of the escort position that would have ended the situation without taser use. What happened? The poorly trained officers reached for a taser. Every officer in our class had nothing good to say about that incident. Officers need to become better in using tools that lower on the continuum of force, including come alongs and joint locks. Unfortunately, that takes work, and many officers are lazy...just like the rest of society. The UN is a pile of crap. 53. RE: Taser Fires Back at U.N. Anti-Torture Committee: Analysis It is not the responsibility of the police to "calm you down." Here's a very, VERY simple tip to not getting tasered. Don't do stupid s%$#. When you get a ticket, go to court.

TNA Against All Odds PPV Reax #1: " Of all the excessive interference ...

Terrie Neilson of Las Vegas, Nev. (6.5): Best: Machine Guns/Lethal vs. 3D/Devine Worst: way too much interference! Right out of the gate, my score is based on the play-by-play reviews as opposed to actually seeing the PPV. TNA wants so bad to swing for the fences, yet barely seems to be able to swing a double inside the park. Less is more when it comes to PPVs, except for the strictly gimmick matches (Abyss-Judas/Mitchell and MCMGs/Lethal-3D/Devine) specifically designed to have bells and whistles in them. Of all the excessive interference used, the one least needed was Kong's assistant. I suppose it was meant to protect ODB somewhat, but it takes Kong down a peg from her unstoppable persona. Her speaking on behalf of Kong is acceptable; distracting opponents for her isn't. My major soapbox issue outside all the interference is that Williams needed the win more than Steiner at this in his career.

Sport in Surrey

AN own goal from Chris Giles gave Woking a 1-0 win against Forest Green Rovers on Monday night in the fifth round of the Setanta Shield (southern section).

El Paso preschooler abducted

A 3-year-old girl was kidnapped Wednesday evening from her home in the Kennedy Brothers Memorial Apartments in the Lower Valley, police said.

Police said they searched late into the night for Jaylin Marie Talamantes, who was last seen shortly before 5 p.m. at home with her stepmother in the housing complex at 447 S. Schutz off Zaragoza Road, said police spokesman Javier Sambrano.

Jaylin has blue eyes, light brown hair and a light complexion.

She was last seen wearing pink pants, a beige shirt with purple flowers and purple slippers.

Police said the girl was forcibly taken from the home.

Sambrano .

20 tips for being frugal and fabulous

Buying all the best brands? Not so frugal. Picking through your neighbor’s trash? Not so fabulous.With the country’s economic health on the line, how can you save money without suffering style? Here are some ideas to live the fabulous life while still being frugal:Do your own darn toenails.The only people who might look at your feet closely enough to know the difference between a DIY pedicure and a fancy spa treatment won’t judge you for it anyway, suggests Megan O. Steintrager, 35, an editor in New York. Use pale colors; a bright red coat might show if it’s out of the lines. And besides, sandal season is months away. .

Chirally Correct Cosmeceuticals

Sircuit Skin products have made a name for themselves among the Hollywood A-list set thanks to a novel formulation approach known as Chiral technology. Derived from the Greek word "chir," which means "hand," the technology refers to a mirror image phenomenon frequently found in nature (e.g., human hands, eyes and feet are identically opposite, mirror images of each other). Sircuit’s full product line is built on a "Chirally Correct" molecule theory and are promised to pair perfectly with the skin’s cells to produce "only the positive effects of each ingredient or nutrient, while virtually eliminating any adverse reactions," thus restoring purity and alignment to the skin on a molecular and cellular level. When a product is "Chirally Correct," it implies that it contains only the molecules with the ability to give the desired results, according to Michael Wolfgeher, president of the Los Angeles, CA-based company, who cited vitamin C, L-ascorbic acid, as an example.

Will 'Amnesty' Sink McCain?

The perennial controversy over what to call McCain's amnesty is silly. Every program in the world that has allowed illegal immigrants to stay has been called an "amnesty." McCain himself called it "amnesty" as recently as May 2003, when he told the Tucson Citizen "I think we can set up a program where amnesty is extended to a certain number of people who are eligible … Amnesty has to be an important part ..." But once the focus-group results were in, "amnesty" became a four-letter word. ...[snip]

P.S.: The McCain, post-focus-group argument is that it can't be "amnesty" if it has some requirements--e.g., to pay a fine, learn English, etc. But it turns out that Ronald Reagan's 1986 "comprehensive" reform, which he and everyone else called an "amnesty," had requirements too, including payment of fees.

Taser Fires Back at U.N. Anti-Torture Committee: Analysis

The guy in the "Don't Tase me Bro" video is not. Why? There were 4 officers, and one even had a good starting point for a come along out of the escort position that would have ended the situation without taser use. What happened? The poorly trained officers reached for a taser. Every officer in our class had nothing good to say about that incident. Officers need to become better in using tools that lower on the continuum of force, including come alongs and joint locks. Unfortunately, that takes work, and many officers are lazy...just like the rest of society. The UN is a pile of crap. 53. RE: Taser Fires Back at U.N. Anti-Torture Committee: Analysis It is not the responsibility of the police to "calm you down." Here's a very, VERY simple tip to not getting tasered. Don't do stupid s%$#. When you get a ticket, go to court.

TNA Against All Odds PPV Reax #1: " Of all the excessive interference ...

Terrie Neilson of Las Vegas, Nev. (6.5): Best: Machine Guns/Lethal vs. 3D/Devine Worst: way too much interference! Right out of the gate, my score is based on the play-by-play reviews as opposed to actually seeing the PPV. TNA wants so bad to swing for the fences, yet barely seems to be able to swing a double inside the park. Less is more when it comes to PPVs, except for the strictly gimmick matches (Abyss-Judas/Mitchell and MCMGs/Lethal-3D/Devine) specifically designed to have bells and whistles in them. Of all the excessive interference used, the one least needed was Kong's assistant. I suppose it was meant to protect ODB somewhat, but it takes Kong down a peg from her unstoppable persona. Her speaking on behalf of Kong is acceptable; distracting opponents for her isn't. My major soapbox issue outside all the interference is that Williams needed the win more than Steiner at this in his career.