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Ruth 1:16 And Ruth said, Entreat me not to leave thee, or to return from following after thee: for whither thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge: thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God

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Habakkuk 3:17-18 Though the fig tree does not bud and there are no grapes on the vines, though the olive crop fails and the fields produce no food, though there are no sheep in the pen and no cattle in the stalls, yet I will rejoice in the LORD, I will be joyful in God my Savior.

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A 22-Year-Old Mother Kills Her Infant Son Because He Interrupted Her Farmville Game on Facebook

Alexandra V. Tobias is awaiting trial after pleading guilty to shaking her 3-month-old son to death. Can you believe that the Florida woman committed this senseless act of violence because her infant's cries were distracting her while she was playing Farmville on Facebook? How could this happen?

If there is any justice Alexandra V. Tobiaswill spend the rest of her life behind bars. The 22-year-old Jacksonville, Florida resident recently plead guilty to killing her 3-month-old son over an online game. She admits that Dylan Lee Edmonsonhad been crying for a while as she played the popular Facebook game Farmville.

Alexandra told police that when the infant wouldn't stop crying, last January, she stepped away from the game long enough to shake the boy, smoke a cigarette and then shake the boy again. The unfit mother suggested that little Dylan "may have hit his head during the shaking."

Disgusting. I can't stomach this kind of abuse. Considering that so many of my friends and family are struggling to conceive, it really enrages me that mothers can be so careless with the kids they were blessed to have.

So sad! This mother murdered her daughters with a sword

Dylan's death has been classified as second-degree murder, so if convicted, Alexandra faces the possibility of life in prison. The Farmville craze - it has more than 75 million users who earn virtual money by growing and harvesting crops - is becoming a big cause for concern because there are so many reports of players, like Alexandra, have become addicted to the game.

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Dr. Phil even featured a Farmville-addicted mother on his talk show in January. Playing Farmville online became an obsession for this woman. She admits to being on the computer playing from the moment she wakes up until late into the night, while her kids were eating microwaveable meals and living in filth.

If you find yourself spending way too much time taking care of your cyber crops, Dr. Phil suggests deleting the game to ensure that it doesn't become a bigger problem.

I'm going to share this story with every single one of my Facebook friends that like to boast about how well their corn crop and avocado harvests are doing. I suggest you do the same thing!

-Amy L. Harper

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38 state said yes you can do this Relationship Wars: Feuding Couples Use Spy Gadgets to Snoop All is fair in love and war, and the spy shop has become America's new relationship weapon. Feuding couples are using spy technology, from phone tracking and GPS to hidden cameras and microphones, to secretly record their partner's movements. Some try to use the evidence in divorce court proceedings to get custody of children. Divorce attorneys say they've seen an increase in the role electronic data and social networking sites play in divorces, according to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Watch the full story on "Nightline" tonight at 11:35 p.m. ET/PT Brian, a father in Texas who asked that his last name not be used, said he made a shocking discovery on a recent visitation with his young son. Brian claimed his ex-wife, Allison, stitched a tiny tape recorder into their son's jeans and was using the boy to spy on him. "My son told me, 'Dad, Mom has all these recordings of us inside the house.' I said, 'what do you mean?'" Brian said. "'She has all these recordings and she listens to them at night.' And I pulled my son close to me and patted him down, and that's when I found the recorder." Brian made a video recording of his own, showing what he said was documentation of the moment he found the recorder his wife had planted. His attorney has since filed a complaint in district court, alleging violation of wiretapping laws. In response, Brian's ex-wife told ABC News, "The allegation of wiretapping is inaccurate and is in the process of being dismissed through an agreement between he and I." Her attorney added, "Brian is a three-time convicted felon. He is currently on parole... His federal lawsuit is nothing more than trying to gain the upper-hand in the family court." Brian told ABC News that the charges are old and don't reflect on his parenting ability. One of the primary reasons do-it-yourself snooping has become more widespread is because it is relatively cheap and easy. Surveillance equipment can cost less than $300, and spy gear that can't be found in a store can be bought online. Some recording devices are small enough to be mounted on a keychain, a motel room peephole, eyeglasses, pens or even inside a child's favorite toy. "The one thing that's exchanged between the warring parties is the child, So the child becomes, in effect, some sort of Trojan horse." said John Kinney, a divorce attorney who has worked on a number of high-tech cases. Duke Lewton has been on the other end of those devices in a vicious battle over his 7-year-old daughter, whose mother rigged her teddy bear with a microphone and told her to carry it at all times. "[She] removed a few stitches, placed a recording device inside of the little bear's head, and then you could access a USB port on the side of the head ... and download all of our conversations that we had had through the weekend," Lewton told ABC News. Lewton's wife was fined $10,000 for violating wiretapping laws and the tapes were thrown out of court. But the law is murky. In 38 states, it is legal to secretly record in a public place. Federal wiretapping laws protect the privacy of your cell phone conversation and your computer, and most of the time, judges don't allow it. "The emotions get so heated that people will do almost anything to get an edge," Kinney said. "If new technology provides avenues for collection [of] whatever evidence that a litigant might think is out there, they'll stop at nothing to get the evidence that they think they want." And it's not just sparring spouses that are using spy technology. There is pre-nuptial snooping too. Machell Russell had been living with her boyfriend Marcus Elias for three years when she started to suspect he was being unfaithful. "He was telling me he needed to work late a lot, you know, and kind of rushing me off the phone when I would call him while I'm away on business," she said. "And I'm like, 'That's weird,' you know?" Russell turned to the television show "Cheaters," which provides spy equipment to suspicious lovers. "They gave me a clock cam and it looked like a regular alarm clock, and it was from the 'Cheaters' spy shop," she said. "Basically, it has a camera already installed, so when they brought it to me, I just had to place it in my living room and, honey, when they called me to look at that footage, I was like, 'Wow.'" All caught on camera, it seemed Russell's fears that her boyfriend was cheating on her were confirmed. The show indentified the other woman as an intern at the business where Elias worked. Russell later confronted him while she thought he was out with the woman. Russell's now ex-boyfriend Marcus Elias told ABC News, "I feel like my privacy and my character was violated by my ex-girlfriend and the show 'Cheaters.' People never had the opportunity to see that Michelle cheated on me before I was ambushed on national television, it was never proven that I actually did anything wrong. I wouldn't wish that scenario on anyone." But Russell said she has no regrets about spying. "I think that it's a lesson for those who are thinking about cheating, that, hey, you never know. You never know that somebody could be watching, or just behave in your relationship as if there could be a camera around because you just never know," Russell said




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Britney Spears, Demi Lovato to Judge 'X Factor'

fFollowing months of speculation, Fox has finally announced thatBritney Spears and Demi Lovato will be judging the second season of Simon Cowell's singing competition show, "X Factor." Both pop stars appeared at Fox's Upfronts presentation in New York on Monday (May 14) for the big reveal.

"I am so excited about this whole experience. It's gonna be so much fun and so different from anything I've ever done," Spears, clad in a body-hugging eggshell-white dress, said from the stage halfway through Fox's annual presentation to advertisers. "I'm ready to find the true star."

"Well we delivered," Cowell said as soon as the new cast hit the stage. "Rumors are one thing, but delivery is something else."

Lovato was equally enthused about the new gig. "I am totally stoked to be here because of not only the opportunity to be a judge here but the presence of you guys is just an honor to be standing next to you."

Perhaps most excited of all was returning judge L.A. Reid, who exclaimed, "I'm the luckiest guy in the planet, standing next to these three. This is the Rolls Royce of television right here."

The debut season of "X Factor" ended with major shake-ups, with two of the four judges -- Nicole Scherzinger, who reportedly pulled in $1.5 million and Paula Abdul, who netted $2.5 million -- leaving the show. It was reported a few weeks ago that Spears had nabbed a $15 million contract for the show, but the exact amount has not been confirmed.

Cowell closed his remarks with a warning to his forthcoming fall competitor, NBC's "The Voice." "This year, we are going to seriously kick butt," he said. "We're thrilled 'The Voice' has decided to compete with us and I wish them the most sincere luck. But second's not great."

Britney Spears has had seven No. 1s on Billboard's Pop Songs chart and five toppers on the Billboard Hot 100. Her No. 1s on the Hot 100 include her debut single "Baby One More Time," "Womanizer," "3" and her "S&M" collaboration with Rihanna. Spears has notched six No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200 chart, including her most recent release, last year's "Femme Fatale." The pop/dance diva has sold 33 million albums in the U.S. according to Nielsen SoundScan, and in terms of download song sales, she has moved 29 million tracks in the U.S.

Demi Lovato has tallied 15 hits on the Billboard Hot 100, with four of them reaching the top 40: "This Is Me" (with Joe Jonas), "Here We Go Again," the "Send It On" all-star charity single and 2011's "Skyscraper." The latter was the lead single from her "Unbroken" album, which debuted and peaked at No. 4 -- her third of three top five albums on the Billboard 200. 2009's "Here We Go Again" hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Her total U.S. album sales stand at 1.3 million, while her digital song sales total 9 million.

The two pop stars will be asked to not only judge contestants on the reality show, but also to mentor a group of performers. The "X Factor" contestants are, if season two follows the same format as season one, divided into Girls, Boys, Over-30s and Groups, and then assigned a mentor/judge to guide them through the rounds of competition.

Earlier this year, rumors of Mariah Carey and Beyonce joining the panel circulated, but were quickly shot down by Cowell himself. Miley Cyrus and Avril Lavigne were also reportedly under consideration for the gig. "X Factor" is still in need of a host to replace ousted British TV personality Steve Jones.

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Mitchell Guist of 'Swamp People' Dies

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Mitchell Guist, one of the happy-go-lucky stars of the hit reality TV show "Swamp People," has died.

Guist appeared on the show with his brother, Glenn. Their History Channel biography says: "Swampers through and through, Glenn and Mitchell Guist were born and raised on the bayou and live entirely off the land. These brothers are always up to something, whether it’s hunting for their dinner or making use of everything nature has to offer." 

According to Sheriff Mike Waguespack, who spoke to WRBZ Louisiana, Guist was in his boat along the Belle River when he apparently fell. Witnesses say he appeared to have been suffering from a seizure.

"Swamp People" has been a hit for the History Channel. Currently in its third season, the show focuses on the lives of alligator hunters in rural Louisiana. The Guist brothers joined the cast in the second season. 

There is no official word yet on Guist's cause of death.  He was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead, according to WAFB. CPR attempts were unsuccessful. There is no word on whether an autopsy will be performed.

News of Guist's death quickly spread. "Swamp People" became a trending term on Twitter. The condolences rolled in on the show's official Facebook page. "Rip Mitch!! So sad :0( Glen is gonna be lost without him," one person wrote. Another posted, "Couldn't help but shed some tears. RIP Mitch."

Guist was a likable fellow. When, during one episode, he was asked about his favorite food, he responded, ”squirrels, rabbits, deers, fish, frogs… I ain’t really picky on food.”

APNewsBreak: USPS halts closure of urban stations

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DES MOINES, Iowa — The U.S. Postal Service said Monday it no longer plans to close 600 urban and suburban postal branch offices and satellite stations.

The facilities in many cities serve as neighborhood post offices. The Postal Service announced last year that it was looking at closing up to 252 mail-processing centers and 3,700 post offices, as part of a plan to save some $6.5 billion a year.

It began backing off the plan last week, saying it no longer planned to close thousands of rural post offices but would keep them open with shorter hours. Monday's announcement, provided to The Associated Press before its official release, addressed 600 branches and satellite stations that had been included in the original study for closure and were expected to shut down sometime after Tuesday.

"Any proposals to close these facilities have been placed on hold and will not close at this time," said a statement from Richard Watkins, Postal Service spokesman in the Kansas City area. "Going forward, the Postal Service will evaluate how best to incorporate them into long-term plans for effective and efficient retail service."

The Postal Service has said it will also put forward a new plan for the mail processing centers later this week.

It has been struggling as people switch to email and other electronic forms of communication.

The Senate offered an $11 billion cash infusion last month, but Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe said that amount fell far short of what is needed to save the Postal Service in the long term. The House has yet to take action on its own bill.

Among the post offices considered for closure was the Capitol Square Post Office in downtown Des Moines, where a rally was planned Monday in support of keeping it open.

The American Postal Workers Union, The National Federation of the Blind Iowa, a local law office, and the Alliance of Retired Americans planned the rally and informational picket.

They say closure would leave downtown residents and businesses without easy access to a post office. The elderly and those without cars or other transportation to the main post office are particularly concerned, said Lance Coles, president of the American Postal Workers local union.

"You don't quit providing what you do in order to survive," he said.

Pressure has been building on the Postal Service to extend a self-imposed moratorium on the closure of post offices and mail processing facilities. It was set to expire Tuesday.

Last week, 100 members of Congress signed letter directed to Donahoe asking him wait until Congress can act.

"The USPS is a major employer around the country and employs over 500,000 workers," the letter said. "With an unacceptably high unemployment rate, it would be particularly inopportune for the USPS to close facilities."

Some mail processing centers could still close or merge. For example, one proposal calls for the Springfield, Mo., center to have its work merged into the Kansas City operation and the Cape Girardeau, Mo., processing center work moved to St. Louis.

In Nebraska, the Norfolk and Grand Island centers may be merged into Omaha and Alliance work moved to North Platte.

The Postal Service last week reported a quarterly loss of $3.2 billion and said without legislative action, it will be forced to default on more than $11 billion in health prepayments due to the Treasury this fall.

The Postal Service is an independent agency of government and does not receive tax money for its operations but is subject to congressional control over major aspects of its business.

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new games out this week

New games are released nearly everyday, so every week we compile a list of these new games, just for you. There are 7 upcoming game releases this week so read on to find out more about the games:

Diablo III - PC, Mac (May 15)
Pick up where the Diablo II: Lord of Destruction expansion pack left off and help Deckard Cain find the clues he needs to defeat the new evils that have arrived.

Max Payne 3 - Xbox 360, PS3, PC (May 15)
Help Max Payne as he tries to find out the truth and the way out of Sao Paulo, Brazil for the third installment of this third-person shooter game.

Game of Thrones - Xbox 360, PS3, PC (May 15)
The book and TV phenomenon are coming to your game console. Become one of 2 original characters as you take on a number of quests and interact with a number of characters during a war over power over the Seven Kingdoms.

Mario Tennis Open - 3DS (May 20)
Mario and his friends want to play tennis again and are bringing the game to the 3DS. The game features the standard games, as well as special ones, and you can play by yourself or with 2-4 of your friends online!

Akai Katana - Xbox 360 (May 16)
Join the fight with a small band of rebels and their Blood Swords as they fight against the empire in this JRPG!

Battleship - Xbox 360, PS3, 3DS, Wii, NDS (May 15)
Step into the shoes of Cole Mathis for this first-person shooter game and stop the aquatic alien attack utilizing the naval and air units under your command.

Test Drive: Ferrari Legends - Xbox 360, PS3 (May 15)
You may not be able to get in the front seat of a Ferrari, but this game may have you feeling like you are as you race the computer or your friends on 36 different circuits and in 52 different Ferrari models.

Do any of these games intrigue you this week?

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Dwyane Wade drapes himself all over Amar’e Stoudemire during Thursday’s Heat-Knicks game. Miami, which held a 3-1 series lead, defeated New York 106-94 and ended the Knicks’ season. (Marc Serota/Getty Images)

DOLLINGER: Knicks left with questions after disappointing playoffs

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Celtics forward Larry Bird shoots over the outstretched hand of Julius Erving and Darryl Dawkins during a 1980 playoff game between the Celtics and 76ers. Philadelphia and Boston fans will see another chapter of this long rivalry unfold when the two teams meet in the second round of the playoffs. Both Boston and Philadelphia won last night to advance to the second round. (Walter Iooss, Jr./SI)   

GALLERY: Rare Photos of Larry Bird | Julius ErvingTHOMSEN: 76ers celebration was nine years in the makingMANNIX: Vintage KG helps Celtics advance past Hawks

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Members of the Minnesota Vikings offense — John Henderson (80), Jim Vellone (63), John Beasley (87), Gene Washington (84), and Ron Yary (73) — try and stay warm during the 1969 NFL Championship game against the Cleveland Browns. The Vikings would go onto win 27-7 to capture the NFL title before losing to the Chiefs in Super Bowl IV. This was the last Super Bowl before the NFL-AFL merger. (Neil Leifer/SI)

SI VAULT: Vikings roll past Browns and advance to Super Bowl (1.26.70)

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Baseball’s top Latin American players — Felix Mantilla, Roberto Clemente, Tony Oliva, Cookie Rojas, Juan Marichal, Zoilo Versalles, Vic Davalillo and Leo Cardenas — pose before on the field before the 1965 All-Star game. (Herb Scharfman/SI)

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