The butler of Pope Benedict XVI, Paolo Gabriele was convicted for stealing Vatican documents and leaking it to the press on Saturday. A three-panel Vatican judge reached the decision, sentencing Gabriele to 18 months.Judge Guiseppe Dalla Torre read out the sentence, which was reduced from three years to 18-months. However according to the Associated Press the Pope is likely to grant him a Papal pardon for what AP calls the "gravest Vatican security breach."
San Francisco supervisor Scott Weiner is proposing a bill to ban public nudity in San Francisco. Weiner is scheduled to present the legislation on this Tuesday, October 9. According to the proposal, the legislation will fine $100 for the first offense, $200 for second if in a year-period. The third offense would be counted as a misdemeanor and receive a $500 fine. Children of the age five and under are exempted from this law.
It has been exactly a year since Apple lost its iconic CEO Steve Jobs, in order to honor Jobs Uncover auctioned a special edition of the MacBook Pro with a laser-cutting outline of Jobs on the Apple symbol.