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 A Colorado teen has been sentenced to 36 years in prison for his role in the death of a 7-year-old girl during an apparent imitation of the  Mortal Kombat  video game.Lamar Roberts was sentenced Friday in Greeley s Weld County District Court. The 18-year-old pleaded guilty last month to knowingly or recklessly causing a death through child abuse.Prosecutors say Roberts and 17-year-old Heather Trujillo were baby-sitting Zoe Garcia on Dec. 6, 2007. They say the two kicked, hit and slammed Trujillo s half-sister to the floor.According to arrest affidavits, Trujillo and Roberts were baby-sitting Zoe and her twin, 3-year-old sisters, who were sleeping in anoth stanley quencher er room, while Trujillo s mother worked at a nearby bar. Trujillo said they were acting out the video game   stanley quencher Mortal Combat  [sic] by savagely hitting and kicking Zoe, even dropping her on her side, which broke her wrist. Roberts, who claimed to be a martial-arts expert with his hands registered as  lethal weapons,  said Zoe had asked him to stop hitting her but that he didn t bec stanley cups ause  I was drunk,   the Denver Post reports.         Zoe began to have trouble breathing. She seemed to fall asleep but was making wheezing and gurgling noises instead of normal breathing. Trujillo and Roberts put her in the bathtub and ran warm water on her back in an attempt to revive her, according to the affidavit.When Zoe stopped breathing altogether, Trujillo and Roberts cracked an egg in her moth to see if she was  messing with them  according  Jslo Do Kids Use E-Readers
 Last time we checked in with the Great Lakes, it was in the bone-chilling depths of the Polar Vortex, and a record-breaking 88 percent of the lakes were frozen. Now, here we are, at the end of April, and the lakes are still 30 percent frozen, which could mean a colder summer for the country.     The icy lakes have already created all sorts of economical and environmental headaches for the region. Most obviously, shipping has been affected, with boats still needing to use ice breakers to access some ports. Certain birds and fish are still not able to get to the food or spawning gr stanley shop ounds they ;ve usually reached by this time in the season. Now here   a new development that will almost certainly not be welcome by the Midwesterners shivering in their sandals: The Washington Post analyzed his stanley trinkflaschen torical data from NOAA and noticed that the years with greater ice coverage on the lakes also saw lower summer temperatures. Chart by Matt Rogers for the Washington Post, using NOAA data The iced-over lakes don ;t act like a natural air conditioner, per se, rather the weather patterns that created the Polar Vortex in the first place are more likely to s stanley cup tick around in the years of heavy ice. Now remember the fact that this is the most ice researchers have seen on the lakes in late April after 30 years of record-keeping. Get ready for some polar bear swims on the 4th of July. [Washington Post] Ice breakers on Lake Superior this week by John L. Russell/AP