
The Carlsbad Police Department are currently searching for 17-year-old Christine Jelinek, a Carlsbad native, who went missing on January 4, 2012 in Carlsbad. She is suspected to have been abducted by “a white male adult, 45-50 years old, about 5’11”, weighing about 160 lbs, unknown eye color, and hair described as short and lighter on the bottom and dark on the top, and also described as “peppered”. At the sighting, he was wearing jeans, and a blue or gray button down shirt… The male is unknown to Christine’s parents, her associates and friends.” If anyone has information on her whereabouts, please call the Carlsbad Police Department at (760) 931-2223.
Please spread this information around, throughout Tumblr, throughout Facebook, Google+, Twitter, any forums you’re a part of…anything. This is especially important to me, as her parents are two very active and well-liked players on a web-based simulation game I currently play. I know the power of the Internet can help bring Christine home, safe and sound.

If you’re like most Mashable readers, you know plenty about the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and its sister bill in the Senate, the Protect IP Act (PIPA). And you’re probably plenty outraged about it, too. And rightfully so. If enacted, SOPA/PIPA could have disastrous consequences for the…
But…..why?
revenge bullets!
Not gonna lie, this concerns me a little bit.
And by a little bit, I mean a lot.
Huntsman on working for Obama: “I will always put my country first.” …Mitt’s response: Do that by working under conservative principles. Huntsman’s response: “This nation is divided because of attitudes like that.”
Regarding non-superficial stuff: Huntsman had trouble answering David Gregory’s question of three programs to cut. But he supported the Ryan plan.
EDIT: Sorry, we messed this one up. Thanks to Aheram for pointing it out.