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4-9-11 Today I read about the article Japanese nuclear plant to go off line after PM's warning. I read that a A Japanese nuclear plant will shut down its reactors after the country's prime. Minister warned it was vulnerable to natural disasters, its owner announced Monday. Also that a company named Chubu is going to take two of its reactors at the hamaoka nuclear plant. Off line and not bring a third back on line, effectively shutting down the plant. Prime Minister Naoto Kan said last week that the plant located on the Pacific coast in Omaezaki, southwest of Tokyo. Could produce "grave damage to Japan" similar to the problems at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, and wanted earthquake and tsunami protections put in place.
5/10/11
Today I read about 65-year-old ex-convict suspected of leaving a homemade bomb in a suburban Denver mall pleaded not guilty Friday to federal charges of arson and use of a destructive device, the Justice Department said.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Boyd N. Boland ordered Earl Albert Moore held without bond pending a resolution of the case.
A federal grand jury in Denver indicted Moore late Thursday.
Boulder, Colorado, police arrested Moore on April 26 after receiving a tip from a grocery store employee who recognized him from photographs released by the FBI.
Moore had first been charged on April 24 in a sealed criminal complaint. He made his initial appearance in U.S. District Court in Denver on April 27. Friday's indictment formalizes the charges against Moore, who remains in federal custody.
daniela sanchez
Jury selection began Monday in the case of Casey Anthony, a Florida woman accused of killing her young daughter. The selection process began at the Pinellas County Courthouse in Clearwater, Florida, according to the Orange County court where the trial will ultimately be held. The jurors were expected to be sequestered during the selection process and then transported to the Orange County Superior Court when the trial begins, according to court documents. Anthony, 25, has been charged with capital murder in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee. She also faces six other charges, including aggravated child abuse, aggravated manslaughter of a child and misleading law enforcement.
5-9-11
Today I read about, A Japanese nuclear plant will shut down its reactors after the country's prime minister warned it was vulnerable to natural disasters, its owner announced Monday. The Chubu Electric Company said it will take two of its reactors at the Hamaoka nuclear plant off line and not bring a third back on line, effectively shutting down the plant. In a statement, the company said, "At the May 9, 2011 meeting of the Board of Directors, Chubu Electric Power Company, Inc., has decided to suspend operations of Hamaoka Nuclear Power Plant until further measures to prevent tsunami (damage) are completed, as requested by the prime minister."
4-9-11 Today I read about the article Japanese nuclear plant to go off line after PM's warning. I read that a A Japanese nuclear plant will shut down its reactors after the country's prime. Minister warned it was vulnerable to natural disasters, its owner announced Monday. Also that a company named Chubu is going to take two of its reactors at the hamaoka nuclear plant. Off line and not bring a third back on line, effectively shutting down the plant. Prime Minister Naoto Kan said last week that the plant located on the Pacific coast in Omaezaki, southwest of Tokyo. Could produce "grave damage to Japan" similar to the problems at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, and wanted earthquake and tsunami protections put in place.
perhaps only one in 50 of every “positive” newborn screening tests detects actual disease, estimates Dr. Philip M. Farrell, a professor of pediatrics and population health sciences at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. But that average can vary widely. On average, for every 10 positive screening tests for cystic fibrosis, one child will actually have the disease, Farrell said.But for the disorder congenital adrenal hyperplasia — which can cause boys to enter puberty at age 2 or 3 — there are between 100 and 200 false positives for every child truly affected. “In my opinion, it’s just tragic that parents have to suffer and think about their child having a chronic illness when the child is perfect healthy,” said Audrey Tluczek, an assistant professor and psychologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Nursing.
eddie haro 5/9/11
Today I read about Pakistan will allow the United States to question or take into custody the apparent wives of Osama bin Laden only if their country of origin has been asked for permission a senior Pakistani intelligence source told CNN on Monday.One of bin Laden's wives is from Yemen the official said.Pakistani officials have said bin Laden's family members will be repatriated to their home countries after initial interrogations are completed.
Today I read about the 12 gang members killed in shootout. The gang members were found in Falcon Lake. The Mexican Navy the shootout happen on Sunday in Falcon Lake, located between Texas and the Mexican state of Tamaulipas, after troops patrolling the place spotted a camping area on an island. The suspected drug traffickers used the island for storing marijuana to be transported by boat to the United States. Falcon Lake drew the attention of law enforcement authorities on both side of the border last September after a American man on a personal watercraft was reportedly ambushed by attackers and shot in the head.
Today I read about the 12 gang members killed in shootout. The gang members were found in Falcon Lake. The Mexican Navy the shootout happen on Sunday in Falcon Lake, located between Texas and the Mexican state of Tamaulipas, after troops patrolling the place spotted a camping area on an island. The suspected drug traffickers used the island for storing marijuana to be transported by boat to the United States. Falcon Lake drew the attention of law enforcement authorities on both side of the border last September after a American man on a personal watercraft was reportedly ambushed by attackers and shot in the head.
Monday- Today I read about 12 Zetas gang members killed in Falcon Lake shootout by the U.S.-Mexico border. The shootout happened in between Texas and the Mexican state of Tamaulipas, the suspected drug traffickers used the island for storing marijane to be transported by boat to the United States. Falcon Lake drew the attention of law enforcement authorities on both side of the border last September after an American man on a personal watercraft was reportedly ambushed by attackers and shot in the head. So they were already precautious when it came to that particular area.
Today I read about a women who was attacked by a lion on a safari with her husband in Zimbabwe. Colleen Garbaczewski and her husband were walking near lions. Colleens family said that she had non life-threatening injuries.
Garbaczewski is recovering well and she should be home very soon. She said that she doesnt know how the lion gto to attack her, but that she really gives thanks to God because he gave her another chance to keep on living.
MON. Today I read about The Cabinet of Samoa last week approved a plan to move the islands of that nation to the western side of the international dateline. But the islands that make up American Samoa, a U.S. territory, will remain to the east of the dateline. The islands are a little more than 80 miles apart.Samoan Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi said the change is necessary to facilitate business, as his country conducts most of its commerce with New Zealand, Australia, China and Southeast Asian nations. New Zealand and Australia we're losing out on two working days a week. While it's Friday here, it's Saturday in New Zealand and when we're at church Sunday, they're already conducting business in Sydney and Brisbane
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5-9-11
Today I have read about Twelve suspected members of the Zetas drug gang and a member of Mexico's Navy were killed in a shootout on an island in a lake that straddles the U.S. Mexico border. The shootout occurred Sunday on Falcon Lake, located between Texas and the Mexican state of Tamaulipas, after troops patrolling the area spotted a camping area on an island. The suspected drug traffickers used the island for storing marijuana to be transported by boat to the United States. "So unfortunately, this case may remain open forever, even though the information and the evidence may be there.
Monday- Today I read about A fifteen year old boy who was accused of Jacking a car. Officers tried to stop a red Honda Accord which had been reported stolen. At the intersection of Conway Drive and Stanley Avenue at about 1 AM Saturday said Sgt. Craig Miller of the Escondido Police Department. The driver and two passengers attempted to run from the stolen vehicle. The boy was suspected to several other charges including other car jackings . Also had been convicted of hit and runs and resisting arrest . The driver was caught and the passengers got away.
Monday I read about Arizona taking the immigration to supreme court. For along time the fedeal government had denyed and not accept that law to them it is to secure the border and to protect the citizen. The judge of the U.s District Had blocked the law the past last July her name is Susan Bolton , they had done that the day before they went to effect.
But in Febuary Brewer had announced that Arizona had filed a countersuit against the federal government because they were not with the idea of the protection for the border .
Today I read about the Holy Week in Spain. Holy week starts on Palm Sunday and ends with Easter. Holy week tells the story of Christ's death through 28 separate There are many processes in Holy Week that take place. There are separate brother hoods with unique costumes. The costumes symbolize a specific passion.
Jose Cesena
The padres won every game this weekend, lets see if they can keep their streak moving. The Padres had their beer fest on Friday, and they won maybe its because they had a lot of fans present. The padres have one of the worst records in the MLB but they are actually a great team. Maybe they snapped out of their IDK how to play Baseball mentality. Yesterday they scored 4 runs and Heath Bell came up with a save.
5-10-11 Today I read an article named U.S. granted access to speak to bin Laden's wives. I read that The United States will be given access to Osama bin Laden's wives and children. Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik told CNN on Tuesday. Also that On Monday, a senior Pakistani intelligence source had said the United States could only question bin Laden's wives. If their "country of origin has been asked for permission. Also the white house spokesman Jay Carney said the administration is "optimistic" that U.S.-Pakistani cooperation ."will continue with regards to" access to bin Laden's wives "and also to the materials that were collected by the Pakistanis after the U.S. commandos left" the compound where they killed bin Laden
5/10/09
The European Union slapped sanctions on 13 top Syrian officials, including President Bashar al-Assad's brother, for "violence against demonstrators," it announced Tuesday.
Maher al-Assad, the president's youngest brother, is commander of the army's 4th Division and "principal overseer" of the crackdown against protesters, the EU said.
The head of Syrian intelligence, Ali Mamlouk, and Interior Minister Mohammad Ibrahim al-Chaar were also sanctioned, along with 10 other intelligence, security and business officials.
Their assets in Europe are being frozen, and they're now subject to an arms embargo and travel ban.
Syria has been cracking down forcefully for weeks on anti-government protesters inspired by the "Arab Spring" sweeping across the region.
Protesters have demanded the immediate release of political prisoners, lifting of emergency and martial law, and withdrawal of intelligence forces from Syrian cities
5/10/11
The European Union slapped sanctions on 13 top Syrian officials, including President Bashar al-Assad's brother, for "violence against demonstrators," it announced Tuesday.
Maher al-Assad, the president's youngest brother, is commander of the army's 4th Division and "principal overseer" of the crackdown against protesters, the EU said.
The head of Syrian intelligence, Ali Mamlouk, and Interior Minister Mohammad Ibrahim al-Chaar were also sanctioned, along with 10 other intelligence, security and business officials.
Their assets in Europe are being frozen, and they're now subject to an arms embargo and travel ban.
Syria has been cracking down forcefully for weeks on anti-government protesters inspired by the "Arab Spring" sweeping across the region.
Protesters have demanded the immediate release of political prisoners, lifting of emergency and martial law, and withdrawal of intelligence forces from Syrian cities
5/10/11 A former Rutgers University student who allegedly watched a web video secretly taken of a male student's sexual encounter with another man has been admitted to a pretrial intervention program. Molly wei pleaded not guilty Friday to 2 counts of invasion of privacy. The case exposed the issue of bullying and suicide on school campuses after a grand jury indictment alleged that Wei's classmate Dharun Ravi secretly streamed online the encounter between his roommate, Tyler Clementi, and another man in September 2010.
Today I read about , A Florida boy, 16, charged as adult in double slaying of British men A 16-year-old boy has been indicted as an adult on charges of murdering two British men in Sarasota, Florida, police said Wednesday. Shawn A. Tyson was charged with two counts of first-degree murder in last month's shooting deaths of James M. Cooper, 25, and James Thomas Kouzaris, 24, both of England, Sarasota Police Chief Mikel T. Hollaway said in a written statement.
Tyson will be tried as an adult and, if convicted of first-degree murder, could receive life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, Hollaway said.
The neighborhood where the British men were found is a housing project in north Sarasota called Newtown, police said. Police said the murders were an isolated incident at the complex, where the housing authority has been working to address problems. The two men were believed to be friends who recently graduated from college and were in Sarasota to celebrate.
5-10-11
Today I read about, Twelve suspected members of the Zetas drug gang and a member of Mexico's Navy were killed in a shootout on an island in a lake that straddles the U.S.-Mexico border, authorities said Monday.The Mexican Navy said the shootout occurred Sunday on Falcon Lake, located between Texas and the Mexican state of Tamaulipas, after troops patrolling the area spotted a camping area on an island. The suspected drug traffickers used the island for storing marijuana to be transported by boat to the United States, the Navy said in a statement. After the shootout, the Navy said it seized guns, ammunition and bullet-proof vests from the island.Falcon Lake drew the attention of law enforcement authorities on both side of the border last September after an American man on a personal watercraft was reportedly ambushed by attackers and shot in the head.
eddie haro 5/10/11
Today I read about A former Rutgers University student who allegedly watched a web video secretly taken of a male students sexual encounter with another man has been admitted to a pretrial intervention program. Molly wei pleaded not guilty Friday to 2 counts of invasion of privacy. The case exposed the issue of bullying and suicide on school campuses after a grand jury indictment alleged that Wei's classmate Dharun Ravi secretly streamed online the encounter between his roommate Tyler Clementi and another man in September 2010.
Today I read about U.S. GRANTED access to speak to bin Laden’s wives and children. One of bin Laden's wives is from Yemen. A well-placed U.S. official who would not speak on the record said the other two wives are from Saudi Arabia. Pakistan is giving the United States access ,so they can interrogate them and to interview them. Malik did not say when or where the United States would have such access. Pentagon spokesman Col. Dave Lapan said Tuesday U.S. and Pakistani officials were in talks on the matter.
5-10-11
I have read about the Mississippi River is cresting at Memphis, as attention began turning to flooding concerns in Louisiana and Mississippi. The slow passing of the bulge of water working its way from north to south along the Mississippi is only the beginning of the end of the siege for Memphis residents, who could be dealing with high water levels into June. And the struggle is just getting started for residents of Mississippi and Louisiana, where the river is expected to rise over the next few days to levels unseen since 1927. As has been the case upriver from Missouri south to Tennessee, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is predicting its system of levees and flood walls will hold, keeping the river from inundating the small towns and farms that line its banks.
Tuesday- Today I read about Osama bin laden. In the article I read it mentions that people think Osama's death was faked and that it’s a lie. Others say that why would the u.s. lie about something that serious. Also people think that it was a good Idea to take out Osama and that it was the right thing to do after 911. But with so many terrorist that are unhappy about Osama's death may lead to more violence and life's loss. And it is only a matter of time for some terrorist to plan another bomb attack in the u.s. Some people think the next attack might be in San Diego because we got the biggest navy base down here. There is not much to do about it but wait and be well prepared.
Tuesday- Today I read about suspicions arousing in he United states concerning Pakistan. After Bin Laden’s death the US was questioning Pakistan’s involvement in the hiding of Osama Bin Laden. But yesterday news spread about ”the United States will be given access to Osama bin Laden's wives and children”, Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik said. So now Pakistan is clearing up any suspicion in the U.S. officials a quote from Malik a cnn source, “If Pakistan had "skeletons" to hide, "do you think we would allow access to the wives and the children of Osama?" he asked.
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Tuesday- Today I read about some guy that was known as a bank robber. He was a suspect of four robberies in the western states of the U.S. His goal was to get his girl back, unfortunately she back stabbed him and turned him in. I also read something about the MEXICAN cartel. It said something about killings with the law and traffikers. On april 20 the law found 11 bodies soaked in blood under a bridge.
Today I read about 65-year-old ex-convict suspected of leaving a homemade bomb in a suburban Denver mall pleaded not guilty Friday to federal charges of arson and use of a destructive device, the Justice Department said.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Boyd N. Boland ordered Earl Albert Moore held without bond pending a resolution of the case.
A federal grand jury in Denver indicted Moore late Thursday.
Boulder, Colorado, police arrested Moore on April 26 after receiving a tip from a grocery store employee who recognized him from photographs released by the FBI.
Moore had first been charged on April 24 in a sealed criminal complaint. He made his initial appearance in U.S. District Court in Denver on April 27. Friday's indictment formalizes the charges against Moore, who remains in federal custody.
5-11-11 Today I read about an article named 3 dead in clashes between Yemeni protesters, security forces. I read that Three people were killed and at least 45 others injured. Some critically, when Yemeni security forces shot live ammunition at protesters. Wednesday in the cities of Sanaa and Taiz, according to doctors and eyewitnesses. I also read that the protesters were giving President Ali Abdullah Saleh a week to step down. They were saying if he does not, they will make good on a vow to march to the presidential palace. I read that at least 41 people were injured after security forces opened fire on protesters in Sanaa, the capital.
5-12-11
Today I read about, Japan's government and the owner of the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant are reviewing efforts to wind down a two-month crisis that has prompted the country to re-evaluate its plans for nuclear energy.The Japanese government plans to rethink its plans for nuclear energy "from scratch" as a result of the disaster, Prime Minister Naoto Kan has said."Under the basic plan for energy in 2030, the proportion of nuclear energy and total electricity supply would be 50% for nuclear energy and 20% renewable energy," Kan told reporters Tuesday. "But with the occurrence of a major nuclear disaster, the basic plan for energy is going to have to be reviewed thoroughly, from scratch."Alternative sources of energy like biomass, wind and solar "should be regarded as one of the major pillars" in a new plan, Kan said, and conservation efforts will be ramped up.
Jury selection began Monday in the case of Casey Anthony, a Florida woman accused of killing her young daughter. The selection process began at the Pinellas County Courthouse in Clearwater, Florida, according to the Orange County court where the trial will ultimately be held. The jurors were expected to be sequestered during the selection process and then transported to the Orange County Superior Court when the trial begins, according to court documents. Anthony, 25, has been charged with capital murder in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee. She also faces six other charges, including aggravated child abuse, aggravated manslaughter of a child and misleading law enforcement.
perhaps only one in 50 of every “positive” newborn screening tests detects actual disease, estimates Dr. Philip M. Farrell, a professor of pediatrics and population health sciences at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. But that average can vary widely. On average, for every 10 positive screening tests for cystic fibrosis, one child will actually have the disease, Farrell said.But for the disorder congenital adrenal hyperplasia — which can cause boys to enter puberty at age 2 or 3 — there are between 100 and 200 false positives for every child truly affected. “In my opinion, it’s just tragic that parents have to suffer and think about their child having a chronic illness when the child is perfect healthy,” said Audrey Tluczek, an assistant professor and psychologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Nursing.
Today I read about , A Jury selection began Monday in the case of Casey Anthony, a Florida woman accused of killing her young daughter. The selection process began at the Pinellas County Courthouse in Clearwater, Florida, according to the Orange County court where the trial will ultimately be held. The jurors were expected to be sequestered during the selection process and then transported to the Orange County Superior Court when the trial begins, according to court documents. Anthony, 25, has been charged with capital murder in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee. She also faces six other charges, including aggravated child abuse, aggravated manslaughter of a child and misleading law enforcement.
Today I read about Three people were killed and at least 45 others injured, when Yemeni security forces shot live ammunition at protesters Wednesday in the cities of Sanaa and Taiz. At least 41 people were injured after security forces opened fire on protesters in Sanaa, the capital, a medical spokesman said. "Security forces are aiming for a massacre in Sanaa," said Abdul Wahab Anesi, a medical staff spokesman at a field hospital set up in Sana's Change Square. Four others were reported critically injured in Taiz.Earlier, a senior security official denied that forces fired on.
5-11-11
I have read about the swollen Mississippi River rolled south Wednesday, swamping emptied out towns and businesses, and threatening untold damage to areas still recovering from a series of natural disasters. In Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas, authorities and residents braced for the days ahead. In Natchez, Mississippi, the river surpassed its record early Wednesday, exceeding 58 feet. Forecast predict the river will crest in Natchez on May 21 at an overwhelming 64 feet. Flood stage in Natchez is 48 feet. About 600 people in the community of Tunica Cutoff have been driven from their homes. The river ‘s crest is expected to begin arriving in Louisiana next week. Flooding is expected to be a major setback in the southern part of the state.
Today I read about Relatives of Osama bin Laden want proof that the terrorist leader is dead and are calling for an investigation into how he was killed, according to Jean Sasson, an author who helped one of bin Laden's sons write a memoir. They just really want some answers and they would just really like to know what exactly happened, why they were not. The United States says U.S. Navy SEALs killed bin Laden during a May 2 raid in Abbottabad, Pakistan, where he was hiding out. The forces collected a trove of intelligence from the compound and later buried bin Laden's body at sea. While the Obama administration has decided not to release photos of the slain bin Laden, some U.S. lawmakers will be allowed to view them. Bin Laden's relatives "would like to have been able to have witnessed seeing the body, at least identified the body, because they really need proof or people start believing -- this has been discussed by a lot more people than me -- that many people will not believe that he's dead.
Today I read about a car crash that killed one man and shut down Interstate 5 in Palm City of San Diego for several hours is being investigated, according to the California Highway Patrol. It happened around 1:30 Wednesday morning on northbound I-5 near Palm Avenue.A witness told the CHP, the driver of a blue sedan with a Louisiana license plate was in the fast lane when he stopped, and backed across four lanes of the freeway. It appeared he overshot his exit. The driver of an SUV swerved to avoid him, but a cement truck collided with the sedan.
Three people are dead after a shooting in a campus parking garage at San Jose State University, spokeswoman Pat Lopes Harris said Wednesday . The incident occurred shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday on the California campus. Harris said university police responded to a report of a possible shooting and found two people dead on the fifth floor of the garage. A third person was taken to a hospital but died upon arrival, Harris said . Harris said it was not clear whether the deceased were students. No identities have been released pending autopsy results .Harris said a campus alert was issued about one hour after the original call was received. She said police secured a perimeter and that the rest of the campus was not in danger. Police do not believe the incident was a drive-by, gang-related nor robbery-motivated shooting, Harris said.San Jose State is a public university with about 30,000 students
Wednesday- Today I read about how Osama bin Laden’s death affected his son Omar bin Laden. They just really want some answers, and they would just really like to know what exactly happened, why they weren't called for the matter of his death. For Omar bin Laden his dad was a hero because of the war against the Russian’s. But then he was turned into the worlds biggest enemy because of 9/11. All he wants is proof his father is dead and answers to why he didn’t get a court trial.
Today I read about the full horror of Japan’s rising death toll became more apparent over the weekend, the nation’s woes were compounded by the crisis at the Fukushima power plant.Two explosions have rocked the plant in recent days, as scientists battle to contain a nuclear disaster.But beyond the immediate horror of the latest catastrophe to grip Japan, fresh questions are now being asked about the safety of nuclear power in general.Experts say the crisis is likely, at the very least, to prompt an urgent review of safety procedures at nuclear plants across the UK.
Today I read something about immigrants having babies in the U.S. The law was talking about if they should or shouldn’t let immigrants have their kids here in the states. Most people are saying it should stay the same. It’s not the baby’s fault they should let them be part of the rest of us latinos. On the other hand whites are being real scandelous and are voting for the law not to pass. I personally vote for the right thing we should let anyone that’s in the states get a chance. You never know he/she can be the next president.
LEONARDO A
This Is Tuesdays !
Today I read about a driver tried to reverse in the freeway. A crash that killed one man and closed down interstate 5 in the palm city area. The crash happened around 1:30 Tuesday morning on northbound palm avenue. A Snitch told California Highway Patrol. “ He missed his exit and attempted to back up and take his exit. ’’ The driver of an SUV swerved to avoid the sedan but a cement truck collided with the sedan. The driver of the car was identified to be in his late twenties and is unknown until his family is notified. The driver of the larger vehicle wasn’t injured but cement was spilled all over the freeway.
This Is Wednesdays !
Today I read about a man charged with murder and robbery charges. He attempted to robb an Apple Store. He apperantly tried to do a smash and grab at the Chula Vista Apple Store. Also one of two of his accomplices died in a shoot out against the security guard. Jhonny Chenda age 25 is being charged with 35 to life in prison if convicted. He was also charged with robbery and assult the month before. Also he had been convicted with assult with a deadly weapon and a felon with possesion of a firearm. He was allegadly a gang member and was with another girl.
This morning I read about how a mother killed her own baby. After a second day of jury selection in the Casey Anthony murder trial, more prospective jurors facing weeks and possibly months away from home, family, work and school have been excused. While a few were dismissed for expressing opinions about the defendant, most were let go after revealing compelling hardship issues during questioning by the judge and lawyers from both sides. One woman in her 50s, who works at a hospice, said she cannot go weeks without an income. Her employer would not compensate her during the trial and she said she would not be able to pay her mortgage. Another woman said she is in school and would have no one to care for her 4-year-old daughter. The obstacles to serving represent a vivid cross-section of everyday struggles for Americans, especially in a fragile economic recovery. Financial difficulties, chronic illness, single parents trying to care for children while earning a living were among the excuses offered in court. The judge in the case, Belvin Perry, previously ruled that the jury would be sequestered throughout the trial.
Thus. – Today I read about the number of slain protesters to 776 since demonstrations began in the middle of March, and the total of those arrested to 9,000. The Interior Ministry on Wednesday put the number of people involved in riot acts at 3,308 from different Syrian provinces. The rioters were immediately released after pledging not to repeat acts that may harm the homeland and citizens. Syrians intent on fleeing over the Lebanese border Wednesday expressed the ongoing fears of citizens who have taken to the streets.
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5-12-11 Today I read about an article named 2 border agents killed in collision with train. I read that two U.S. Border Patrol agents who were assisting in the apprehension of suspected. Unauthorized immigrants were killed Thursday when their vehicle was struck by a train. I read that this happened just south of Gila Bend, Arizona, in an area patrolled by the Yuma Sector of the Border Patrol. The names of the two agents were being withheld pending notification of next of kin. I read that an attorney general from Arizona said that. "This tragedy is a reminder to all of us that whether they are facing down a criminal suspect with a weapon, or patrolling the highways and deserts, these law enforcement professionals encounter life-threatening dangers every day,"
Today I read about drugs. The easiest drug to gain accesses to is marijuana. Many people around the world smoke marijuana legally and illegally. Also many people think weed is a starter drug that may lead to other drugs such as cocaine Krystal meth and heroin. That’s one of the reasons why so many people are against weed. Other people are for weed as a medical medication. Lots of sick people smoke weed to help their illnesses and bad conditions. So wee can not be so bad after all.
5-12-11
Today I read about, -- President Barack Obama is seeking a two-year extension of the 10-year term of FBI Director Robert Mueller, the White House announced Thursday. Mueller's current term is set to expire September 4 and so Congressional approval is required to extend his term. Given the ongoing threats facing the United States, as well as the leadership transitions at other agencies like the Defense Department and Central Intelligence Agency, I believe continuity and stability at the FBI is critical at this time," Obama said in a written statement. Mueller "transformed the FBI after September 11, 2001, into a pre-eminent counter-terrorism agency, (and) he has shown extraordinary leadership and effectiveness at protecting our country every day since.
hoy leii algo de Las autoridades colombianas capturaron a tres presuntos narcotraficantes pedidos en extradición por Estados Unidos en distintos operativos realizados en la zona suroccidental del país, informó hoy una fuente policial.
En otras dos operaciones, las autoridades arrestaron a Edwin Zapata, en el vecino municipio de Buga y a Walter López, este último en su casa de Cali, la tercera ciudad en importancia del país, precisó la fuente.
Las tres personas capturadas en las últimas horas en Colombia están pedidas en extradición por Estados Unidos para que respondan por los delitos de narcotráfico y lavado de activos, según el informe.
Thursday- today I read about how Osama bin Laden’s death and now since he was the leader of Al Qaeda, who will take his place? The United States is now going to go after the other big leaders of Al Qaeda. Now that we know we got the main head, we can infer that the other leaders are also vulnerable.
5-13-11 Today I read about the article named Man decapitates apparent stranger in Canary Islands supermarket. I read that a man attacked a woman at a supermarket. I read that the man eventually cut off the lady’s head and ran away with it. This is what officials in Spain's Tenerife Island said Friday. Supposable I read that the man entered a shopping center in the town of Arona, in the Cristianos area of Tenerife. Stole a knife from the supermarket before attacking the apparent stranger. Some securities chased him and surrounded him and eventually got caught. People on the store said he was none in the store.
Thurs. Today I read about some journals that were seized during the raid of the US Navy Seals. Intelligence officials are starting to review all the materials and contents from the journals. According to what they have already depicted, Osama mentions New York, Washington, and some important dates on the American calendar. These include: Christmas, July 4, and the 10th anniversary of September 11. There is still no indication of when, where or how they will attack us.
Today I read about a suicide attack in Pakistan. The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility Friday for suicide attacks on a military training facility in the nation's northwest, saying they were in retaliation for the killing of terror leader Osama bin Laden. The suicide bombing killed 80 people most of them where military recruits who had just completed their training. Also the bomb attack injured 140 other people. Pakistani people planed the attack in revenge on Osama's death and that there will be more attacks.
Today I read about an article named 3 dead in clashes between Yemeni protesters, security forces. I read that Three people were killed and at least 45 others injured. Some critically, when Yemeni security forces shot live ammunition at protesters. Wednesday in the cities of Sanaa and Taiz, according to doctors and eyewitnesses. I also read that the protesters were giving President Ali Abdullah Saleh a week to step down. They were saying if he does not, they will make good on a vow to march to the presidential palace. I read that at least 41 people were injured after security forces opened fire on protesters in Sanaa, the capital.
Today I read about L'Orca lost out to L'Humpback on Thursday. Well, kinda. L'Orca, a 38-foot sailboat out of Portland, Oregon, was participating in the Oregon International Offshore race in the Pacific Ocean on Thursday morning when a breaching humpback whale crashed down onto the vessel, crushing its mast and rigging and knocking it out of the race to Victoria, British Columbia. The sailboat was about a half-hour into the race when the whale struck about 9:30 a.m. It looked to be a humpback whale, about 30 feet in length roughly. It hit the mast about halfway to three-quarters of the way up, and then proceeded to fall forward and on the starboard side of the boat. The mast came down as well as the forestay and all the rigging, and our tow rail and all our life lines on the starboard side of the boat were demolished, as well," crewmember Ryan Barnes, whose father owns L'Orca, said in a Coast Guard video. The sailboat's crew was in the cockpit when the whale struck and no one was hurt, Barnes said. A U.S. Coast Guard motor lifeboat escorted the L'Orca back to Astoria, Oregon. While the L'Orca's crew of six didn't end the day with a victory, they did come home with a trophy of sorts - a dish full of bits of flesh the breaching leviathan left behind. I have some nice pieces of whale blubber as souvenirs and proof of what happened.
Friday- Today I read about Thai police confiscating two leopards, two panthers, an Asiatic black bear, one macaque monkey and one marmoset from the luggage of a man as he tried to board a flight from Bangkok to Dubai on Friday. Luckily the animals were still alive, they were given immediate veterinary care. The suspect was charged with possessing endangered wildlife and smuggling endangered wildlife.
Hoy leii que la dependencia estatal informó el jueves por la noche que en el lugar donde se encontraron los últimos cinco cuerpos se dio por terminada la búsqueda de cuerpos, aunque no precisó si continúa en los otros cuatro. La primera fosa fue localizada el 11 de abril por agentes de la Policía Federal y hasta el momento sólo ha sido identificado un hombre de 31 años, originario del propio estado de Durango. Los cadáveres de Durango ya superaron los 183 hallados en otras fosas encontradas en el estado norteño de Tamaulipas, en donde las autoridades han detenido a 74 personas por los homicidios atribuidos al cartel de las drogas de Los Zetas.
5/13/11
Today I read about a 20 year old mother killed by three men because of a drug related incident. Dittmeyer was found in a New Hampshire pond near where her toddler was discovered alone in a car. Three men have been charged in the death of Dittmeyer. One of the suspects sent Dittmeyer a text message telling her to come to his apartment and when she arrived, Papile allegedly hit her in the head with a rubber club. Authorities said she was then bound with duct tape and placed in the trunk of a car. Sometime later, Dittmeyer's body was left in a pond.
Friday. Today I read about Wikileaks of classified government documents about Guantanamo Bay detainees. The mastermind behind the attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, plotted many attacks on the U.S. according to the documents. Plots such as blowing up the Brooklyn bridge, blowing up apartments and gasoline stations. Law enforcement does not believe many of the stuff written down on the documents since it seems unrealistic. However, as unrealistic as it may sound, many of those things can actually happen. In the category for failed plots, the documents show that Mohammed is displeased since he did not hit the White House in the September 11 attacks. This means there is still a chance that they will try to hit the White House.
5-13-11
Today I have read about three men have been charged in the death of a 20 year old mother who was found in a New Hampshire pond near where her toddler was discovered alone in a car. Anthony Papile, 28, has been charged with second degree murder of Krista Dittmeyer. Trevor Ferguson, 23, and Michael Petelis, 28, have each been charged with one count of conspiracy to commit robbery. Two of the suspects allegedly plotted to rob Dittmeyer of drugs and money. One of the suspects sent Dittmeyer a text message telling her to come to his apartment. When she arrived, Papile allegedly hit her in the head with a rubber club. She was then bound with duct tape and placed in the trunk of a car.
Today I read about a man remained hospitalized Friday. With a serious head injury he got sent to the hospital. It was by an unknown man out side a National City convenience store. It happen at Plaza Boulevard and Harbison Avenue. The victim whose name wasnt released went into the store and asked for help. No one at the store witnessed the inccident. He was taken to an area hospital. The victim is in critical but stable condition.
Today I read about George Romero. George Romero is a movie producer who shot movies like resident evil, dawn of the dead, and other zombie movies. Romero made a third entry in his "Dead Series" with day or the dead. Romero is famous for making lots of entertaining zombie movies. The reason why George makes his movies about zombies is because he thinks they are real. In a interview he said he came across some old Nazi documents that contain information about bringing the dead back to life.
5-16-11
Today I read about , the latest iphone. According to our industry checks, the device should be called iPhone 4S and include minor cosmetic changes, better cameras, A5 dual-core processor, and HSPA+ support. The latest new it will come to sprint and t-mobile. The A5 dual-core processor is the same one that's in the iPad 2. A dual-core processor is considered faster at running two programs at once than the single-core A4 processor in the iPhone 4.
Today I read about the Cali swag rapper being killed in a drive by shooting in his hometown of Inglewood, California. Cali Swag District rose to fame in 2010 with their hit song "Teach Me How to Dougie," inspiring everyone from Wolf Blitzer to NBA star John Wall to show off their own version of the classic dance craze, "the dougie." Inglewood police said Monday that Talbert was found in his car at a liquor store Sunday night, and died at a hospital. Lt. James Madia told the Associated Press the motive for the shooting is still under investigation.
Today I read about a Los Angeles police officer charged with staging a victimization hoax by shooting himself outside a public school pleaded not guilty Friday to a six-count indictment. Jeff Stenroos, 30, entered the plea before Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg after an indictment was returned a day earlier by a grand jury, said spokeswoman Jane Robison of the Los Angeles district attorney's office.
Stenroos is on paid administrative leave from the school district.
The indictment supersedes a felony complaint, which will be dismissed when Stenroos is scheduled to return to court on May 18 for a pretrial hearing, prosecutors said.
Stenroos allegedly faked his own shooting while on duty at El Camino Real High School in Woodland Hills, California, on January 19, Robinson said. His injury was discovered by a person who saw him lying on the ground near his open car door, she said.
Stenroos allegedly told other officers that a car burglary suspect shot him once in the chest as he was patrolling the campus perimeter, prosecutors said
Today I read about the one year old that was hit by a drunk driver. Seven months after being struck by a teen drunken driver, Izaiah Wallis is released from Rady Children's Hospital on Tuesday. Izaiah turned 2 years old last month, he was hospitalized after having serious injuries from a crash. He was left paralyzed from the chest down and blind. The driver was sentenced to 480 days in a youth offender program in ordeer to pay what he had done to the little boy. He will require a 24 hour care, also a local group has been raising funds to help the family purchase a new home equipped to meet the child's needs. The family will live in a temporary home until the remaining $38,000 is raised to purchase a new home.
Monday 5-16-11
Today I read about , New Vatican guidelines aimed at fighting child abuse by priests tell Catholic bishops they should cooperate with police, but do not order them to report allegations to the authorities. "Sexual abuse of minors is not just a canonical delict but also a crime prosecuted by civil law," says the letter to bishops around the world, using the Vatican term for a violation of church law. Local laws on reporting suspected crimes to the authorities "should always be followed," the guidelines say. The new Vatican advice gives national conferences of bishops until May next year to come up with their own guidelines on how to handle allegations of abuse. Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi conceded that there was little new in Monday's letter, but said breaking new ground was not the point - standardizing the church's response to abuse allegations was.
Monday - Today I read about the International Criminal Court requesting warrants for the arrest of the Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, his brother-in-law, and his son. The chief prosecutor of the ICC says there is evidence supporting that Gadhafi commited crimes against humanity in order to maintain power. It is something that has been going on for many months. Gadhafi would capture anyone who might be suspicious of opposing him and not agreeing with what he is doing. Gadhafi would then torture them, and they would disappear for good. Moreno-Ocampo is hoping that the court does issue the warrants for the arrests.
Today I read about residents evacuate as spillway fills lowlands in Louisiana because the U.S. Army minders. The Mississippi River poured across Louisiana lowlands Monday on its way to thousands of homes and businesses. On Monday , the water was rising in St. Martin Parish, which affected by the opening of the Morganza Spillway by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Parish Council. Gov. Bobby Jindal offered at least a ray of hope to his state's residents on Monday, saying the decision to open the spillway has lowered crest projections in parts of the state. Just as important, river observations now suggest the Corps may need to divert less water from the spillway than initially thought.
Today I read about violence resulted in bloodshed for the second time in a day in downtown. In the first incident a 57 year old woman was left fighting for her life. After her 83 year old husband allegedly shot her in the head at point blank range. It was on the corner of fifth avenue and broadway. Later Saturday and one block away a 29 year old man was stabbed by an acquaintance at the Westfield Horton Plaza mall. Police on Sunday said a suspect approached the victim and stabbed him in the right thigh. The stabbing suspect is described as a white man, 6 feet tall, about 250 pounds. With a mohawk-style haircut and wearing a white bandana. Other than proximity, there was no known connection between the stabbing and the Saturday afternoon shooting at Fifth Avenue and Broadway.
Today I read about the U.S. debt and how it has sky rocketed to the ceiling. They say that budgets reach “ceilings” or limits at one point. The first limit was set in 1917 and set at $11.5 billion. The ceiling is currently set at $14.294 trillion. Based on the Treasury's announcement, it hit that mark on Monday. Since March 1962, the debt ceiling has been raised 74 times. If they blow the debt ceiling, Treasury would not have authority to borrow any more money.
Monday- Today I read about Investigators trying to determine why an Air France plane crashed mysteriously two years ago. They have recovered the complete contents of the flight data recorder and the last two hours of cockpit conversation. All 228 people aboard Air France 447 were killed when the Airbus A330 belly-flopped into the ocean June 1, 2009, in stormy weather. The cause of the crash is still not known. It will take several weeks to analyze the data.
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The padres are starting to play some baseball again they beat the Rockies 2 out of 3 in the Rockies home. Mat Latos finally got a win this season, he hasn’t got a win since December last season. They were swinging their bats pretty good. Lets see if they can keep their streak going, the padres are a great team despite that they have one of the worst records in the Majors. They have a great defense but they need to start swinging their bats like they did this last series
This morning I read about how Arnold Schwarzenegger admitted to acknowledges having a child with staffer. Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered a child more than 10 years ago outside of his marriage to Maria Shriver, a source close to the former California governor confirmed to CNN on Tuesday. The revelation, published first by the Los Angeles Times, came about a week after Schwarzenegger and his wife of 25 years announced that they were "amicably separating.""After leaving the governor's office I told my wife about this event, which occurred over a decade ago," Schwarzenegger said in a statement obtained by CNN. "I understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. There are no excuses and I take full responsibility for the hurt I have caused. I have apologized to Maria, my children and my family. I am truly sorry." Schwarzenegger fathered the child with a household staffer, the Times article said. He has provided support for the child since birth, the source told CNN. The staffer told the newspaper that the child was fathered by her then-husband. She declined to comment after learning of Schwarzenegger's statement, the newspaper reported.
Today I read about Investigators trying to determine why an Air France plane crashed mysteriously two years ago. They have recovered the complete contents of the flight data recorder and the last two hours of cockpit conversation. All 228 people aboard Air France 447 were killed when the Airbus A330 belly-flopped into the ocean June 1, 2009, in stormy weather. The cause of the crash is still not known. It will take several weeks to analyze the data.
5-17-11 Today I read about Queen lays wreath on first state visit to Ireland. I read that Queen Elizabeth II laid a wreath at the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin on Tuesday. Also that during her landmark visit to Ireland, the first by a UK monarch since the country gained independence in 1922. The wreath-laying ceremony was of huge symbolic significance as the Garden of Remembrance honors. Also that those who fought for Irish freedom from British rule. Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, the queen was escorted to Aras an Uachtarain, President Mary McAleese's official residence.
Today I read about, a chief who is a honey trap victim in which Conspiracy theories swirl. Prior to his imprisonment at Riker's Island on charges of attempted rape, the globetrotting Strauss-Kahn wielded considerable power. As head of the monetary fund which provides emergency loans to countries in severe distress and monitors global financial stability was a frequent guest of lawmakers and leaders of the banking industry.
Today I read about the two teenagers that were killed at Oceanside park they shot multiple times, according to the San Diego County medical examiner's office. The officers who responded to the gunfire found the bodies of Sandra Salgado and Fernando Solano on a hill in the northeast area of Libby Lake Park, near the 400 block of Montecito Street at about 10:30 p.m. May 3. Police hasnt had any suspects aout this accident, they are still searching.
Today I read about, A Japanese nuclear plant will shut down its reactors after the country's prime minister warned it was vulnerable to natural disasters, its owner announced Monday. The Chubu Electric Company said it will take two of its reactors at the Hamaoka nuclear plant off line and not bring a third back on line, effectively shutting down the plant. In a statement, the company said, "At the May 9, 2011 meeting of the Board of Directors, Chubu Electric Power Company, Inc., has decided to suspend operations of Hamaoka Nuclear Power Plant until further measures to prevent tsunami (damage) are completed, as requested by the prime minister. leonardo A
Today I read about Queen Elizabeth II laid a wreath at the Garden of Remember in Dublin. The wreath-laying ceremony was about remembering and honor those who fought for Irish freedom from British rule. President McAleese has dmade a good relationship with the queen and has visited Buckingham Palace, the queen's official residence in London. During her stay the Queen will also visit the National War Memorial Gardens in Islandbridge and Croke Park stadium, where British troops opened fire on a crowd watching a Gaelic football game in November 1920, killing 14 British officers by the IRA.
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