A McAlester woman remained in the Pittsburg County Jail this morning, accused of shooting her brother in the chest.Police arrested Pamela Reynolds, 37, of McAlester, Wednesday night on an initial complaint of shooting with intent to kill, said McAlester Police Det. Capt. Don Hass.Her brother, Leroy Daniels, 31, of Atoka, was reported in stable condition this morning with a gunshot wound to the chest at St. John Medical Center in Tulsa, Hass said.Police received a report at 10:08 p.m. on Wednesday of a shooting at Reynolds' residence at 825 N. Second St., Hass said. He said Reynolds reported the shooting.McAlester police patrolmen Loyd London, Chris Troussel and Robert Young responded to the call.London arrived first at the scene, Hass said."He found Pamela Reynolds standing on the front porch," Hass said.Daniels was lying on the living room floor, moaning, he said."She shot him in the chest with a .45 automatic," Hass said of the allegations against Reynolds.An ambulance had rushed to the scene, along with police, Hass said.Police arrested Reynolds without resistance, he said.

Aussie troops head for Timor after attacks on Ramos-Horta, Gusmao

Locals are anxious for news of the president and media are reeling at news Reinado has been killed.

Australian officers with the International Stabilisation Force (ISF) said Mr Ramos-Horta's house in Dili had been cordoned off and troops had rushed to the residence.Australian non-government organisations in Dili were this morning recommending that their staff remain at home.The UN has increased its security in the wake of this morning's shooting, in anticipation of potential reprisal attacks. "UNPol (UN Police) is in a high state of alert in Dili," said UN spokeswoman Allison Cooper. East Timor analyst Sophia Cason said the shooting would likely "unsettle" the precarious security situation in the capital. Ms Cason, of the International Crisis Group, said she had also heard other shooting in the capital this morning.

Science Tough Roads Loom Ahead for U.S. Pharmaceutical Giants

This is the reason so many U.S. consumers flock to Canadian pharmacies where they can get the same medications they would purchase in the U.S. at a fraction of the cost. Drug companies have spent millions lobbying congress to prevent the importation of drugs from Canada, not because of safety concerns but because of profit loss. Canada's government negotiates the price for medications sold nationally making them significantly cheaper than buying the same medications here.

The fear for many is that the dropping profit margins will result in less research and development funding, leading to less new drugs being developed. This is not only a concern for disease conditions that have few or no treatments, but a concern for more common conditions requiring antibiotics. Antibiotics that worked well in the past are beginning to lose effectiveness as bacteria and viruses mutate into forms that are resistant to current antibiotics.

Your Comments : Common thread binds team

Speaking of which, best thing to move the country forward is to scrap this cabinet altogether. Katalina talked about it in last week's topical discussion. Rabuka and Qarase sounding the same tune today. All of us are on deck because we genuinely feel for the sufferings on the ground which affects us as our monthly salaries are divided several ways to meet our family's needs in Fiji.

It Is What It Is … But What Is It?

They only run a handful of plays (albeit out of multiple formations), the most successful keying off wideout Randy Moss running deep. Tom Brady either hurls a long one to Moss, counting on him to go get it despite multiple defenders, or goes to a receiver running to the soft spot in the coverage left in Moss' wake. When the opposition blitzes to prevent the deeper routes from unfolding in time, Brady hits a hot receiver, like Wes Welker, coming out of the slot. When the defense sits back to prevent longer plays, the Pats run it or dump short screen passes to one of their elusive backs.

The Patriots' fantastic, and somehow still underrated, offensive line is often in maximum protection mode, augmented by a tight end or two. They are agile enough to flip between power run blocking and max protection with a single word or signal from Brady, and do their jobs cohesively.