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Wednesday, May 30, 2012 Thousands Of Text Messages Could Play Key Role In Kwame Kilpatrick Trial The trial of former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, who faces numerous charges of embezzlement and corruption, is shaping up to be a long one. WXYZ reports the prosecution has a list of 500 witnesses prepared for the trial, but it's the 370,000 text messages from the city's phone service provider, obtained when Kilpatrick was in office, that will play a central role in the case, according to the Associated Press. Former Casino Gets Makeover As City's Public Safety Headquarters Rescue Crews Continue To Battle Blaze As Wildfire Burns 34 Homes Snyder Recall Effort Organizers Have Their Eyes On Wisconsin Verlander Gives Up 10 Hits Woman Who Was Kidnapped, Set On Fire And Shot Gives Birth BLOG POSTS Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm: Honor Sacrifice by Supporting Vets Caring for veterans shouldn't be a partisan issue. It should an American one. We must remember them, as a nation, through a commitment to treat our living veterans as well as they have treated us. Amy Weber: How Our Society Has Manifested the Bullying Epidemic Bullying is a multi-layered epidemic. It's like a disease that cultivates and feeds off of the bloodline of social acceptance and like-minded opinion, fueled by fear and pain so deep, it is subconscious. But where exactly does bullying originate? Patrick O'Connor: The Problem With Mitt Romney's Education Plan A thoughtful look at the education policies of both candidates leaves very little to cheer about for true education reformers. Dylan Ratigan: Sustainability = Security: The Next Mission for America's Vets Over a million vets will be re-entering civilian life over the next five years -- one of the largest in our country's recent history. This Memorial Day weekend, we are focusing on the next mission facing our war heroes. Marshall Fine: Directors: Intouchables Not About Race Based on a true story, The Intouchables tells the story of Philippe, a quadriplegic who hires a Senegalese immigrant named Driss as his caregiver. Driss, just out of prison for robbery, seems an unlikely choice -- but he and Philippe develop a bond that goes beyond employer-employee.

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