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WE ARE TOAST!
dna chemtrails, rare b-2 on off chemtrail, and what did you answer at 2:52?, praying mantises hens roosting and learning to learn how to eat with a cat and a people and vica and verca, con #39;s and chems, are ALL CHEMICAL! chemical smog like reidue, what about the kids? THEY are KILLING BILLIONS of innocent children. HOW is this RIGHT!? REALLY WTF is going on!? WTF is NOT WRONG with this!? Is the MASS INSANE!? they #39;re FUCKING SPRAYING EVERYONE!!! WHY is the military allowing SPRAYS!? LOOK UP and SEE WTF! It #39;s SPRAY!From:caessarionViews:0 0ratingsTime:07:29More inPeople Blogs

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Metal Fight Beyblade Zero-G Episode 29 - The DNA Encirclement
New Episodes Every Sunday ! Visit My Website For All The Beyblade Episodes, Games, Music etc... : joltlimited.webs.comFrom:jolter648XViews:0 1ratingsTime:12:26More inScience Technology

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DNA Football Helmet Review
I review the DNA helmet. Overall its pretty good but i prefer the Air Xp over it. Thanks for wtching and subscribe!!From:spitmetalhead55Views:3 0ratingsTime:02:06More inSports

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Daily News Analysis (DNA) 04-11-2012 [Reporter HD]
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Ryan #39;s Pokemon White 2 Adventure, Part 18: Opelucid City -- Disaster Strikes!
Welcome to Ryan #39;s Pokemon White 2 Adventure! In this episode, I take on Team Plasma as they attempt to steal the DNA Splicers! Zinzolin is certainly a nuisance. Unfortunately the Shadow Triad proves to be a formidable adversary with their ninja-like abilities, what shall we do next? Stay tuned for Part 19 as I head on to Humilau City via the Marine Tube (accessible via Undella Town) to take on Marlon, the 8th and final gym leader of the Unova League! Thank you for watching and your support! Sorry for the audio quality, I realised I #39;m not too audible when it comes to my narration. Still, I do hope you #39;ve enjoyed and understood the playthrough with me thus far! I #39;ll make adjustments to my subsequent episodes. 🙂 DISCLAIMER: 1) This is not a detailed walkthrough. The series is dedicated only to recording significant events such as gym leader battles and the Elite Four. There are better guides online and I personally recommend this: - pokemon.marriland.com But of course, if you #39;re looking for a challenge, by all means go ahead into the game and venture without the guide. I believe the game is more exciting this way! 2) Please pardon the video quality as I #39;m using my iPhone #39;s video camera to record the gameplay straight from my DS. The quality certainly pales in comparison to better gameplays recorded by the veteran YouTubers. But still, I hope you enjoy! I #39;m using an iPhone app called iMovie (www.apple.com to edit my videos from Part 7 onwards, in case you #39;ve noticed the ...From:Ryan TanViews:0 0ratingsTime:13:25More inGaming

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Non canonical structures of DNA
For more information, log on to- shomusbiology.weebly.com Download the study materials here- shomusbiology.weebly.com In this video tutorial, different non canonical structures of DNA is demonstrated.From:Suman BhattacharjeeViews:0 0ratingsTime:47:49More inEducation

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DNA-Little Mix
I do not own this song. I do not mean COPYRIGHT. Little mix are my freaking idol! I love them so much. EnjoyFrom:Celine KianaaViews:1 0ratingsTime:04:03More inMusic

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HTC is looking to cash in on the recent success of big phones, by launching its very own 5-inch mobile-cum-tablet, SlashGear reports.

A picture of the HTC Droid DNA has come our way courtesy of @evleaks, the Twitter account behind a couple of previous leaks that were on the money. And it's said to have the highest resolution display of any mobile device, at a staggering 440 ppi (pixels per inch). To put that in context, the iPhone's retina display is 326 ppi. So the screen on this should be an absolute beauty.

With 440 ppi, it'll have a resolution of 1,920x1,080 pixels, which is the same as a 1080p TV. But on a 5-inch screen that fits in your hand. Madness.

The Droid DNA will be out in the US in early December, according to @evleaks. Though there's no word on whether us Brits will see it. If we do, I'm guessing the name will change, as with all HTC Droid handsets. I'm putting my money on something superlative, as with the HTC Incredible S or HTC Sensation XL. Maybe that could be it actually, the HTC Superlative. It certainly has a ring to it.

The rest of the specs are said to be similar to the HTC J Butterfly, the 5-incher HTC recently announced for Japan. So it should have an 8-megapixel camera on the back that shoots 1080p video -- for watching on the 1080p screen -- 16GB storage, and 2GB of RAM. Android Jelly Bean should also be the order of the day, though version 4.1 rather than 4.2.

A Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor should keep things running nicely, too.

This looks like an absolute beast, and a real challenger to the Galaxy Note 2. Expect big sales, too, if the Note 2 is anything to go by. Are you excited about the HTC Droid DNA? Are large phones the way forward? Let me know what you reckon in the comments, or on Facebook.

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MORRISON, Ill. Prosecutors attempted to tie Nicholas Sheley to the scene where they believe Russell Reed died and the car where his body was found during testimony Friday at Sheleys first-degree murder trial.

The state plans to call one witness Monday morning, and closing arguments are tentatively scheduled for Tuesday morning.

Circuit Judge F. Michael Meersman told jurors before they left after a short day in court Friday that they should vote early, because he believed they would be at the courthouse on Election Day until they have a verdict.

Heather May, a forensic scientist for the Illinois State Patrol crime lab in Rockford, testified Friday morning that DNA from a cigarette butt found on Reeds kitchen table matched Sheleys DNA, and that the DNA on a water bottle found on the floor of Reeds car matched that of Sheley and his brother, Josh.

Reed, 93, was found beaten to death in the trunk of his 2003 Buick Century on June 26, 2008, three days after prosecutors believe Sheley killed him in the kitchen of Reeds rural Sterling home.

During his cross examination, Sheleys attorney, Jeremy Karlin, attacked the credibility of the DNA evidence, pointing out that one of the samples taken from the crime scene at Reeds home was contaminated with the DNA profile of an unknown female.

Karlin also pointed out that the matrix, a program used to analyze DNA evidence, was, according to May, inadvertently removed from the crime labs software, and that when the cigarette butt was tested for DNA a second time, no DNA profile could be developed from the remaining sample.

The trial became heated when prosecutor Mike Atterberry from the Illinois Attorney General's Office attempted to ask May why the cigarette butt had been tested a second time.

It was done at the request of the defense, and Karlin had argued outside the presence of the jury about making sure any reference to it was attributed to himself, not the defenses DNA expert, who was present during the second test.

Karlin objected and accused Atterberry of grandstanding. Meersman sustained the objection and told Atterberry to move on.

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More than 1 years after a burglar broke into a Belle Chasse home and stole two televisions, the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff's Office has booked a Kenner man after his DNA linked him to the scene. Jason Paul Vedros, 30, of 2908 Roosevelt Blvd., allegedly left behind his genetic material in his blood while breaking into the Bayou Road home on April 4, 2011, the Sheriff's Office said Friday.

Vedros allegedly confessed to Plaquemines Parish detectives on Friday, saying he returned the stolen flat screen televisions, valued about $750, to a local store and receive gift cards. He then sold those gift cards for cash, Sheriff Lonnie Greco said in a news release.

Vedros allegedly broke a front window to get into the home, according to the Sheriff's Office.

The crime had gone unsolved until Oct. 22, when the Louisiana State Police Crime found a match in a state database between Vedros' DNA and blood that a Plaquemines Parish crime scene technician lifted from the home, according to the Sheriff's Office.

Detectives in turn obtained a warrant for Vedros' arrest. They got a break Wednesday, when Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office deputies arrested Vedros for shoplifting from a business in Marrero.

Greco credited Deputy Jonathan McDaniel and detectives Paul Durnin and Aaron Verrette, and the State Police Crime Lab in helping solve the crime.

"Their keen observation of evidence left on the scene and its proper collection ultimately led to the identification of Mr. Vedros as the suspect," Greco said in the news release.

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