A man pleaded guilty yesterday to mailing letters falsely threatening to infect their recipients with anthrax.
"I would have been elected procrastinator of the world if I ever got around to mailing the paperwork in," Mrs. Dunievitz said.
In an article published abroad earlier this month, he claimed that the Chinese were world leaders in microblogging, using it for everything from "social resistance" to "mailing postcards to prisoners of conscience".
She has admitted to mailing heroin from Bogota to two accomplices in New York City last spring while her husband was in charge of about 200 American troops that trained Colombian security forces in counternarcotics operations.
Federal prosecutors in Amarillo said a New Mexico man has pleaded guilty to mailing threatening letters containing suspicious powder to dozens of banks and federal offices across the country.
The booksellers were pressured into televised confessions broadcast on national TV, in which they admitted to a variety of crimes – from a hit-and-run incident to mailing to sending Chinese clients forbidden Hong Kong books without a licence.
As the owner and sole employee of her own label, Ye Olde Records, Ms. Hatfield handles every step of releasing her music, from choosing album art to mailing out the CDs.
(Teenagers often subscribe to mailing lists that publish the addresses of proxies and anonymizers, special sites that they use to get around traditional Web blockers installed by schools or parents. But I was amused to learn that the engineers at OpenDNS subscribe to those lists, too. They block the proxies as fast as they are created).
But before he got around to mailing it, Martha, who became Dean of Harvard Law School on July 1st and has mentioned as a possible choice for the U.S. Supreme Court, had already appeared on the show to discuss gay marriage.
Investigators said that in addition to mailing letters to Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Letterman, Mr. Castagana sent them to Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York; Jon Stewart, host of the "The Daily Show" on Comedy Central; and the MSNBC host Keith Olbermann.
Given the patchwork of systems now used to watch shows at home — from driving to a store to rent a video, to mailing DVDs back and forth, to video-on-demand and Internet downloads — Comcast seems to be trying to impose some order and suggest a direction for the future.
