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Glenn Beck (that is pronounced 'Brick' as in 'thick as a ...') joked that the incident would boost ratings.
A strong line of storms spawned at least two tornadoes in Florida in the latest round of bad weather to pound Southern states.
Thanks to Brian, we now know how overfishing landed Capt. Phillips (and a band of pirates) in hot water. According to Chinese state media, it seems that we have another feedback effect: marine life in the Gulf of Aden is joining the pirate fight.
The Chinese merchant ships escorted by a China's fleet sailed on the Gulf of Aden when they met some suspected pirate ships. Thousands of dolphins suddenly leaped out of water between pirates and merchants when the pirate ships headed for the China's.The suspected pirates ships stopped and then turned away. The pirates could only lament their littleness befor the vast number of dolphins. The spectacular scene continued for a while.
In England it does ....
Paul Leicester, 18, played the Good Samaritan when he discovered the handset lying in the street.
He rang the last number dialled and told a friend of the owner he would leave the phone at a nearby police station. But officers arrested him for “theft by finding”, held him for four hours and took a DNA sample.
Yesterday Paul said: “I thought I was doing the right thing and had it thrown back in my face. I wouldn’t go to the police in future. All I was doing was the honest thing. It was a shocking experience.”
The A-level student at Southport College, Merseyside, had been out celebrating his 18th birthday last month when he found the phone.
Paul added: “Being arrested isn’t a good way to celebrate your birthday. What are you supposed to do when you find a phone?”
Merseyside Police dropped the case but Paul’s father Vinnie, 37, of Seaforth, Merseyside, is still angry over his arrest.
He said: “It should never have happened. Paul’s mum and I brought him up the right way. They should give him an apology.”
Chief Superintendent Ian Pilling said: “We are reviewing the circumstances of the arrest.”
Privacy campaigners may enjoy the irony as the gaze-tracking system comes to be regarded as intrusive by CCTV operators - who could fear that employers will use it to dispense with their services if they consistently miss too much on-screen skulduggery.
Authorities say a 5-year-old boy slipped onto a New York City subway alone and rode for 34 stops from one end of Manhattan to the other before anyone intercepted him.
The 'neighbor' needs to be arrested and locked in a psych-ward for wasting the police's time and for being deluded.
A Gold Coast bank manager says he was carjacked at gunpoint, injected with a mystery substance and forced to rob his own branch.
The United Arab Emirates on Tuesday claimed its own version of Dolly the sheep, the world's first cloned mammal, after the birth of a cloned camel in Dubai this month.
A health ministry spokesperson said a 59-year-old woman died yesterday in hospital after eating a popular Asian salad called "rojak" at a food stall last week. Another woman, aged 57, died this past Monday.
The case is described by local media as the worst mass food poisoning on record in the city-state, which is better known for strict rules on hygiene and bans the commercial sale of chewing gum to keep its pavements clean.
The health ministry said 37 people were hospitalized and 100 others received outpatient treatment when they experienced abdominal cramps, vomiting and diarrhea after eating at the low-cost stall in a suburban food court.
It said two of the cases were traced to bacteria commonly found in raw or partially cooked seafood but stressed that investigations were ongoing.
In 2007, more than 150 people fell sick after eating cakes bought from a bakery chain but there were no reported deaths.
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A Boynton Beach, Florida woman busted four robbers who broke into her house after she saw them ransacking her home on a digital webcam security system that let her check in on her house from her work computer.
Glenn Beck , Faux News Channel 's latest fiasco, is taking his show on the road for six live performances over six days during the first week of June.
A Taiwanese man has been charged with public endangerment and destruction of currency after throwing bank notes worth around $41,000 out of a taxi cab window.
From the "Duh" Department:
A Florida babysitter was charged with child neglect Friday after she fell asleep on the toilet and the 2-year-old in her care wandered near an alligator-infested canal.
When a twin-engine plane's pilot died at the wheel, a man onboard took over and saved five lives.
Longtime Philadelphia Phillies broadcaster Harry Kalas, 73, dies after being found in the broadcast booth.
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Vets who operated on a dog expecting to find a tumor pulled out enough clothes to fill a clothesline.
A Pettis County, Missouri family has sued the truck driver who accidentally hit their 10-year-old daughter when she ran the ATV she was riding in front of his truck, despite the fact that the police have already said he had no chance to avoid the child.
A 28-year-old Indian woman smeared chili pepper seeds on her eyes after gobbling up 51 of the world's hottest chilies to earn a place in the Guinness Book of Records.
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Somali pirates vow to avenge three colleagues who were shot dead by U.S. Navy snipers in a daring nighttime assault.
(You might want to make that U.S. MARINES snipers, though)
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But many wonder if a country where foreigners have long complained about lousy food, sluggish service and iffy infrastructure is ready for an onslaught of Americans unseen since the days of Meyer Lansky and Al Capone.
There is special meaning behind the name and origins of the new first puppy, which up to now has been a closely guarded White House secret.
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Many construction firms used less-expensive imported wallboard at the height of the housing boom, but some owners are saying it is making them sick.
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U.S. Navy snipers killed three of the four Somali pirates holding Richard Phillips hostage in a lifeboat, ending a five-day high-seas drama.
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While one study indicates that a little Internet leisure time at work can increase productivity, a second study now shows college students who regularly use social networking site Facebook have lower GPAs than those who do not.
In what can only be described as a stunning editorial, the Washington Post Friday called attention to the worrying rates of Arctic Sea ice melting while simultaneously embarrassing perhaps its most famous columnist--George Will. This is the third time in a week that Post employees have distanced themselves from George Will's misstatements on Arctic ice.
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The L.A. Times recently published a wonderful article on the many lessons that can be found from depression era cooking. While having not fallen far enough yet to compare ourselves to the extreme hard times of The Great Depression, there are some very interesting and important lessons that can be learned from this era...
photo: Seven Trees
In an age where nearly 70 percent of antibiotics produced annually are given to some form of livestock and mass production of livestock has led to widespread animal mistreatment and serious environmental repercussions, it seems flippant to claim that factory farming is done for the safety of consumers.
A busy week at the White House reflects America's growing openness to many faiths.
Maybe now some can get it through their thick skulls we ARE NOT a christian nation.
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A large boulder tumbled down a Provo hillside Saturday and bounced through the second-story wall of a house before crashing through the floor into a basement-level garage.
Andrew Thomas Gallo, 22, was changed with DUI and murder in the death of Los Angeles rookie pitcher Nick Adenhart and two others.