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FORT WORTH, Texas AP 151; Attorneys for the Army psychiatrist charged in the Fort Hood shooting rampage on Thursday urged a commander to remove the death penalty as a punishment option.Fort Hood s commanding general, Lt. Gen. Donald Campbell, will decide whether Maj. Nidal Hasan is court-martialed and also whether he faces the death penalty. The timing of that decision is unclear.Special coverage: Tragedy at Fort HoodDuring a one-hour closed meeting Thursday, Hasan s stanley cup lead attorney, John Galligan, urged Campbell not to authorize seeking the death penalty, saying such cases are more cos stanley cup tly, time-consuming and restrictive. Prosecutors were there but did not speak, and Campbell was receptive to the defense team s presentation, Galligan said. I think the decision by prosecutors, with the Army behind them, to seek the death penalty has already been made, but they can t do it until Campbell authorizes it, Galligan told The Associated Press from his Fort Hood-area office, about 125 miles south of Fort Worth. But it just takes one person to stand up and do the right thing, and in this case I think the right thing is not going forward with the death penalty. It s not necessary or required to serve the interest of justice in any criminal stanley quencher case. Ft Hood Report: FBI Missed Ticking Time Bomb Fort Hood shooting witnesses to take standHasan is charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder in the November 2009 shootings on the Texas Sius Virgin Atlantic Is Using Google Glass to Improve Check-Ins
Much like donning a pair of magical X-ray spectacles, DigitalGlobe recently launched high-res imaging satellite WorldView-3 can see straight through things like smoke鈥攖o identify what really happening on the surface of the Earth. The Super-Imaging Satellite That Will Dou vaso stanley ble Google Maps Resolution While WorldView-3 will create images that are twice a stanley cup price s detailed as Google Maps, it also has other tricks up its sleeve鈥攍ike a shortwave infrared sensor which can see through clouds and smoke. Just like in this image, which shows bef stanley cup ore-and-after imagery of a California forest fire. The results are dramatic鈥攁nd it hoped that making detailed images like these public could eventually help firefighters tackle the blazes and save lives, too. [Digital Globe via Engadget] Image by Digital Globe SatelliteSpace |
