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We'll never know for sure because suspect killed himself before he could be arrested, but the FBI says it could have convicted Bruce Ivins had the case against the scientist suspected of being the anthrax killer gone to court.

The case against Ivins was convincing, but not airtight, writes the Associated Press' Mark Sherman.

Government investigators didn't place Ivins at the Princeton, N.J., mailbox where letters that killed five people were sent. Nor did they present a witness who saw him at work at the Army bioweapons lab at Fort Detrick, Md., pouring powder into envelopes. If they found anthrax spores in Ivins' home or cars, they're not saying.

The Tent State protesters are going to get their exercise during the Democratic National Convention..

Their plan to protest the Democrats' refusal to end the war in Iraq includes all-day gatherings at City Park, packing their belongings and walking to the Pepsi Center, feigning sleep, then doing it again each day of the convention.

The group's plans to camp out at City Park were thwarted by Denver's refusal to allow them to stay past the park's 11 p.m. curfew. Still seems like keeping them in one spot would be preferable from a security standpoint but nobody asked me.

As for feigning sleep, I'm guessing after making the hike from Tent State to the Pepsi Center's protest zone every night, they're going to want some real sleep.

Already applied for tickets here?

Or called here: 888-468-7404?

David Montero has the overview.

Think the procedures to prohibit scalping will work? Are they too much trouble for those who want to attend?

Larry Flynt as a free speech advocate and protector of confidential sources. Paris Hilton as political campaign icon. Has this been a lousy summer movie season - The Dark Knight excepted? And what about the endless parade of lame reality shows?

Rocky pop culture writer Mike Pearson will be online for an unmoderated chat at 11 a.m.

E-mail questions/comments in advance and join the chat here at 11.

If you had a friend coming to the DNC, what would be the must-see sights and attractions they might overlook if they relied on traditional tourist guides?

Maybe the view of downtown at night from somewhere on the near-north side such as the parking lot at North High School?

A slightly out-of-the-way music club such as the Walnut Room - or slippijng into a booth at El Chapultepec?

Maybe watching the human circus at Civic Center Park.

Got better ones? Share them here.