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 Jurors in the trial of a Guantanamo detai stanley website nee accused of supplying explosives for the deadly bombing of two U.S. embassies in Africa can see Osama bin Laden s orders more than a decade ago that his followers kill Americans, a judge ruled Friday.U.S. District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan made the ruling at a hearing in Manhattan for Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, the first Guantanamo detainee to face trial in a civilian court. Several hours later, he delayed a resumption of the trial and the possibility of opening statements until Wednesday. Jury selection began this week.Kaplan said the delay was necessary to decide whether a key prosecution witness can testify and to give prosecutors time to appeal if he rules against letting the witness take the stand.Ghailani is charged with conspiracy in the deadly bombings of two U.S. embassies in Africa in 1998. Ghailani is accused of being a bomb maker and aide to bin Laden.Prosecutors asked last week that they be allowed to show jurors bin Laden s words, including a television interview in which he said U.S. civilians were targets of his holy war against the West. They cite two printed statements he made to a London-based Arabic-language newspaper and two television interviews bin Laden gave to U.S. networks.        The government said bin Laden from 1996 through 1998 made anti-American statements meant to e stanley cup nhance al Qaeda s terrorist image, communicate its goals to its far-flung members and help it recruit new supporters.The judge said stanley flask  his ruling i Lekk Sublime: We   re Only Gonna Die For Our Own Arrogance
 The Church of Scientology held an event for the opening of a new facility in Portland over the weekend. The crowd was around 450-750 people. But the church claims it was more like 2,500, and it Photoshopped in the proof.     Except the proof is about as convincing as your thetan   origin story. In reality, there were no people in the right-hand side of the photo. There was actually a line of rented trees set up to block the view of people not so friendly to Scientology  see the photo below , stanley cup  as well as police blocking off a four-block radius for the event. And it   not just that the picture was doctored, it   that it was done quite poorly. They added people right on t stanley kubek op of the trees in the altered section. So it very stanley mug  obviously wasn ;t the buzzing crowd of L. Ron Hubbard supporters the church would lead you to believe. But when you ;re in the business of convincing people to buy into a faith created by a sci-fi writer, you need all the spin you can get. [Mike Rinder, Tony Ortega via BoingBoing]                                                        PhotoshopScientology