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6-6-11 Today I read an article with the name of “At least 25 die in Iraq violence as reform deadline arrives”. I read that 25 people, including five U.S. soldiers, have died in a series of explosions across Iraq. I read that the attack occurred at the gates of a fortified compound housing a mosque and several palaces that once belonged to Saddam Hussein. It killed 23 people and wounded 60 I read. In other attacks, four relatives of an Iraqi police officer died. Two others were wounded after insurgents exploded bombs they planted around his home. If violence increases and instability persists, the countries could agree to keep some U.S. troops in Iraq, where about 46,000 U.S. military personnel are currently based.
6-6-11
Today I read about, apple unveils icloud and new operating systems. The free service replaces a product called Mobile Me and piggybacks on the idea of cloud computing which means computer users are storing more of their information "in the cloud" of the Internet rather than on their own gadgets. All of a person's Apple device iPhone, iPads and Mac computers sync with Apple's iCloud, giving users access to their documents, photos, apps, calendars and e-mails from any location, not just on a specific gadget. iCloud only stores a maximum of 1,000 photos for up to 30 days, and it appears that it will store music that users have purchased directly from iTunes, Apple's own music store.
Today I read about trash in the u.s. changes lives in Mexico. Stuff that is no longer needed like wheelchairs and stuff is given to needed people in Mexico. distribute the more than 75,000 wheelchairs we estimate get thrown away in the U.S. every year. So now they just give it away to people in Mexico who really need it.
Today I read about, an Armed men that attacked Syrian security forces in a tense northern city on Monday, killing 120 policemen and security forces in a region where the army has carried out days of deadly assaults on protesters, Jisr al-Shughour, about 12 miles from the Turkish border, has been the latest focus of Syria's military, whose nationwide crackdown on the revolt has left more than 1,200 Syrians dead, activists say. The town was a stronghold of the country's banned Muslim Brotherhood in the 1980s. Human rights groups said at least 42 civilians have been killed there since Saturday. Monday's state television report said the officers were ambushed as they responded to calls from residents for protection from the armed groups. It said 20 policemen were initially killed, and then the groups blew up a post office and attacked a security post, killing other forces.
Today I read about a man going to jail for drug charges. He stood off with the swat team for four hours. He is facing drug and attempted murder charges. He had threatened his dad saying he was going to kill his dad. He had attempted murder charges on him before and a concealed weapon charge. He had also contribution of drugs too.
Today I read about a little girl that fell into the river. She was airlifted to a San Diego hospital on Saturday after falling into a pond in Ramona, but she died at the hospital. The girl's older sister had called 911 around 3:30 p.m. when she could not locate the girl.
Daniela Sanchez
In today's reading, The presence of a decomposing human body is the only plausible explanation for the odor in Casey Anthony's trunk and the results found in forensic testing, a scientist testified Monday in her capital murder trial. Testing was conducted on carpet samples from the trunk of the Pontiac Sun fire, along with a spare tire cover, scrapings from the wheel well and air samples, Arpad Vass, a senior research scientist at Tennessee's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, testified in the Orlando, Florida, courtroom.
Monday- Today I read about Crews battling one of the worst wildfires in Arizona history. They prepared Monday to hold a 30-mile line against the advancing blaze even as accelerating winds threatened to undo their efforts. The "Wallow Fire," as the blaze is known, has scorched 192,746 acres and has forced the evacuation of more than 2,200 people since it broke out May 29. It is completely uncontained.
Today Monday I read about thousand of ashes that spread after Chilean volcano erupts . Parts of southern Chile remained on red alert and schools in some areas of neighboring Argentina were closed Monday after a volcanic eruption coated the countryside with ashes .
Smoke and ash shot more than six miles into the the sky when the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano complex in southern Chile first erupted Saturday afternoon. Authorities evacuated about 3,500 people from the area, the state emergency office said.
Monday. Today I read about the Casey Anthony case. Trial is still going on and Casey has not been convicted about her daughter’s death. Many forensic studies have already shown that it is clear there was some sort of decomposition inside the trunk of the car. The carpet smelled of it, and there was a high amount of chlorophyll, unusually high. Even dogs trained for cadaver search, have alerted to it. Casey is now even closer to been convicted with the death penalty, and many of her lies have already been revealed.
Today Monday I read that nuclear 1, 2 and 3 had a meltdown after tsunami and earthquake . In my opinion what I think about the meltdowns is that it could be very dangerous because that’s were we get light ect . And if it explodes or meltdown we can al die .
Jose Cesena
The padres are doing great with their home games so far their 8 out of 11. They are 1 game behind the 4th place Rockies and six games behind the Division leading Giants. The padres still have a decent chance of winning their division and going to the playoffs. They swing their bats and that might happen, because the division is open for any team. The Diamond Backs and the Giants are half game behind of each other. The division title will go to the last game like last season.
This morning I read about how A crime scene technician testified in Casey Anthony's capital murder trial Tuesday about a bag of trash found in the Orlando woman's trunk, where prosecutors allege Anthony also put her 2-year-old daughter's body. The bag of trash, which sat in Anthony's trunk during the heat of a Florida summer for weeks, has been suggested as a possible source of the odor emanating from the trunk. However, prosecutors and witnesses have maintained the odor was identifiable as human decomposition. Asked on Tuesday what the trash smelled like, crime scene technician Gerardo Bloise said it smelled like garbage. He told jurors it did not smell the same as the other odor in the trunk. The trash bag held items including food wrappers, soft drink cans, pieces of an empty pizza box and napkins, Bloise testified. He said some of the items were wet when he received them and he put them in a "drying room" -- common procedure for wet evidence. On cross-examination, defense attorney Jose Baez alleged that drying the napkins and then putting them in a plastic bag rendered them useless for DNA testing. But Bloise insisted he was following proper protocol, saying he did not think after visually inspecting the napkins that DNA testing was necessary as he did not detect the presence of blood. Casey Anthony, 25, faces seven counts in the death of her 2-year-old daughter Caylee, including first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse and misleading investigators. If convicted, she could face the death penalty.
5-7-11 Today I read an article with the name of Japan pushes estimates of initial nuclear leak upward. I read that the amount of radiation released from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. In the immediate aftermath of Japan's earthquake and tsunami were twice the level that the country's Nuclear and Industrial Safety originally admitted, Japan's Emergency. The new estimate does not alter the fact that the amount of radiation leaked at Fukushima is but a fraction compared to Russia's Chernobyl disaster I read. Also that it does put the amount closer in line to some outside estimates.
daniela sanchez
Today I read about, More than 2,500 fire fighters struggled Tuesday to gain the slimmest of advantages over a fast-moving wildfire that has already burned across 365 square miles of mountainous eastern Arizona.As of Tuesday afternoon, only four structures had been lost in the fire, a point not lost on Brenda McCardle of Eagar, Arizona, who got a visit from sheriff's deputies Monday night telling her to be ready to get out at a moment's notice should the fire race too close to her home at the base of Flat Top Mountain.
Today I read about a shooting that killed a baby. A California teen accused of taking part in a triple-shooting that killed a 3-month-old boy. police now believe may be a case of mistaken identity is expected to make his first court appearance Tuesday, an East Palo Alto. The 17-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of murder; the other teen is being held on weapons charges.
6-7-11
Today I read about, The trial of a Delaware pediatrician accused of molesting 103 of his patients began Tuesday, according to a spokesman for the state attorney general. Earl Bradley, whose practice was in Lewes, Delaware, went into the trial facing 529 counts of rape, sexual exploitation of a child, unlawful sexual contact and other charges. Prosecutors filed an amended indictment on Tuesday condensing the charges against Bradley into 24 counts. The charges accuse Bradley of first-degree rape, forcing girls -- some of them no more than 5-years-old to perform oral sex on him and filming dozens of the children engaging in sex acts.
Today iread about, A New Mexico man said today he will fight to keep up a controversial billboard that suggested his ex-girlfriend had an abortion. "This Would Have Been a Picture Of My 2-Month Old Baby If The Mother Had Decided To NOT KILL Our Child!" The sign is on White Sands Boulevard, the main thoroughfare in Alamogordo, N.M., and has been up since mid-May. Fultz's ex-girlfriend Nani Lawrence took him to court with a petition for domestic violence and charges of harassment and invasion of privacy. Fultz, 35, claims that Lawrence was pregnant with his child during their six-month relationship last year. He admits that when the relationship ended, the baby was lost, but he does not know whether it was due to an abortion or a miscarriage. Fultz says that Lawrence would not tell him what happened.
Today I read about the Balboa Park on Monday after Caltrans conducted a cleanup alongside the freeway in April. Caltrans cleared away tons of mattresses, bottles and garbage from along the road in April, but now, there are other sites along SR-163 – known as "San Diego's Scenic Drive" – that have new piles of debris and graffiti.
This morning I read about how A second cadaver dog alerted to the potential scent of human remains in the backyard of Casey Anthony's parents' home, but -- like the first dog -- failed to do so again once land in that area was disturbed, the second dog's handler testified in Anthony's murder trial Wednesday. Within three to four minutes of being given a command to search in the yard, "I saw there was an area of interest he kept going back to and sniffing pretty hard," Osceola County, Florida, sheriff's Sgt. Kristin Brewer said of her dog, Bones. The dog made a second lap around the backyard and then gave his final alert -- sitting down, she said. The alert was within 6 to 8 feet of that made the same day, July 17, 2008, by another cadaver dog, named Gerus, Brewer said -- although she did not find that out until afterward. She said she and Bones returned to the Anthony home the following day, but several crime scene units were working there and "a lot of dirt, mulch, pavers ... changed the landscape quite a bit.“ Bones did not alert to any locations in the yard on the second search, she said. Gerus also did not alert the second day, Gerus' handler, Orange County sheriff's Deputy Jason Forgey, testified Tuesday. Casey Anthony trash talk FBI: Anthony car chloroform 'not high' Scientist: Body was in Anthony trunk Baez: Witness has 'financial interest' Casey Anthony, 25, faces seven counts in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, including first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse and misleading investigators. If convicted, she could face the death penalty.
6-8-11 Today I read Cholera cases spike, 20 killed as torrential rains hit Haiti. I read that a torrential downpours occur in Haiti and that at least 20 people were killed. This rainfall forced people to evacuate from their homes. All this caused the bacteria with the name of cholera. The Pan American Health Organization warned the situation in Port-au-Prince continues to deteriorate and most cholera treatment centers are working at "full throttle."At least 20 people in greater Port-au-Prince died in rains that started Monday evening and continued until early Tuesday morning, the country's civil protection.
6-8-11
Today I read about, Police in Quebec said a 300-pound male black bear wandered onto a road and was struck by an eastbound Pontiac Sunfire. The impact sent the animal hurtling through the air, where it smashed the windshield of a westbound Nissan Pathfinder sport utility vehicle and went out through the back window, regional police spokesman Officer Martin Fournel. The SUV's 35-year-old female driver and a 40-year-old man sitting behind her were killed; a 28-year-old front-seat passenger suffered minor injuries, Fournel said. In the Pontiac, neither the driver, a 23-year-old man, nor his 19-year-old male passenger was hurt.
daniela sanchez
In today's reading, Miami Beach authorities are disputing an allegation by a witness to a fatal police shooting in Florida that his cell phone was "smashed" by officers because he filmed their actions. The police department denied Nacres Benoit's claim that his phone was crushed by an officer last week after he recorded a video of the fatal shooting. Authorities supplied photos of the phone in question, saying they demonstrate the phone is only slightly damaged, "and it is unknown when this damage occurred."
Today I read about a woman who got hit by six cars and died. A woman was killed early Wednesday when she tried running across a busy Kansas City interstate and was struck by at least six vehicles. Investigators say she was struck by a vehicle and thrust forward into the roadway, where she was hit by at least five others. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
Tuesday. Today I read about the Casey Anthony case. A computer examiner testified that someone conducted searches with the keywords: “chloroform” from Casey’s computer. The examiner also said that other searches where found, such as: “inhalation, alcohol, self-defense and head injury”. Cross-examinator, Osborne said that there was also searches for Gonzales in many people search engines, high school reunion sites, and on the networking site Myspace. The searches for Gonzales were made on July 16, 2008, which was only the day after Caylee was reported missing.
Wednesday. Today I read about a pediatrician who was arrested because of 529 counts of rape on small children. The children were under 6 years of age. According to evidence, he would force them to perform oral sex on him, and do sexual acts to each other. A warrant to search his home, gave access to some evidence. He had videotaped many of those scenes. All of the 103 victims were girls, except for 1 which was a boy. Some victims were as small as 2 years old.
eddie haro 6/8/11
Today I read about Forces loyal to embattled Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi launched a new attack on the rebel-held city of Misrata on Wednesday, with anti government forces reporting intense shelling from three sides of the city. Thousands of government troops attacked about 6 a.m with 13 rebels reported dead by evening. Mohamed Mokhtar a rebel fighter wounded in Wednesdays fighting accused government troops of infiltrating rebel lines in cars bearing rebel flags.
The story about Kirk Murphy's suicide began to come to light last year with an anonymous tip: Anti-gay rights activist George Alan Rekers was traveling to Europe with a male escort. The tip came from one of the escort's acquaintances. We were skeptical, and the tipster answered our skepticism with screenshots of the e-mails Rekers had exchanged with his 20-year-old companion, whom he'd met at Rentboy.com. We used the screenshots to deduce the approximate time of the pair's return to the United States, and set off to take a picture. And so it was that on a morning in early April 2010, we found ourselves searching for parking in a congested concrete labyrinth in front of the "C" terminal at Miami International Airport.
Today I read about the Authorities released the name Tuesday of a toddler found dead last weekend in a pond at her family's North County home. Rhiannan Hearn, who would have turned 3 this month, was reported missing from the residence on Cedar Street in Ramona by her older sister about 3:15 p.m. Saturday, according to the county Medical Examiner's Office. Emergency personnel pulled the child out of a large backyard pond. Medics airlifted her to Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego, where she was declared dead shortly after arrival. A cause-of-death ruling is on hold pending completion of postmortem examinations.
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6-9-11
Today I read about, Staff Sgt. Marvin Steinford was 22 years old when he climbed into the nose of a B-17 "Flying Fortress" in Amendola, Italy, and left on a mission bound for Berlin during World War II. The plane was hit by Nazi antiaircraft fire and he bailed out over Hungary. That was March 24, 1945, less than two months before Germany's surrender ended the war in Europe. "Steiney" as he was known, was never seen again. He left behind his wife, Rosella, and young daughter Carol Ann. Also Some 73,000 Americans who served in World War II remain listed as missing in action.
6-9-11 Today I read an article with the name of Air France crash recovery ends with 74 bodies missing. I read that the operation to recover bodies from the crash of Air France 447, which plunged into the Atlantic Ocean two years ago. Has ended with 27 more sets of human remains brought to the surface. Also that it means 74 bodies will never be found. A total of 104 bodies were recovered from the remains of the mystery crash during this year's operation, in addition to the 50 that were found in the days after the loss of the plane.
Today I read about 9 people got shot and killed at a wedding. Nine people were killed in eastern Afghanistan Thursday after gunmen attacked a wedding party. The incident occurred at about 1 a.m. in a home in Nangarhar province. All the people killed in the incident were related to Hamisha Gul, a local government official. Five others were injured in the attack.
Today I read about, The trial of a Delaware pediatrician accused of molesting 103 of his patients it began Tuesday, according to a spokesman for the state attorney general. Earl Bradley, who practice was in Lewes, Delaware, went into the trial facing 529 counts of rape, sexual exploitation of a child, unlawful sexual contact and other charges. Prosecutors filed an amended indictment on Tuesday condensing the charges against Bradley into 24 counts. The charges accuse Bradley of first-degree rape, forcing girls -- some of them no more than 5-years-old to perform oral sex on him and filming dozens of the children engaging in sex acts.
6/9/11
Today I read about 21 bodies found outside of a Mexican town . Mexican authorities on Thursday are following leads on a grisly find from the night before -- 21 bodies, some with signs of torture -- strewn in five separate locations on the outskirts of Morelia, Mexico. Some of the bodies had signs of torture, and other bodies not any, Michoacan state attorney general's office spokesman Jonathan Arredondo told CNN. At least three bodies had bullet wounds and signs of strangulation, he said. The bodies were found just outside several exits to the central Mexican city. Authorities found three piles of five victims each, and two piles with three victims each, Arredondo said. There were notes found at each location, but authorities did not immediately reveal what they said or if any group claimed responsibility.
Today i read about A young man is in custody Thursday accused of spraying an off-duty California Highway Patrol officer in the face with pepper spray in an attempt to rob the lawman in Old Town, and police are investigating whether the alleged crime was linked to series of similar hold-ups. Shortly after 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, the off-duty officer, identified as Kenneth Jackman, was out of uniform and approached by three men at Juan and Taylor streets, according to San Diego police Officer David Stafford
Today I read about the diver spearfishing off the coast of La Jolla said he was bitten on his leg by a shark. Justin Schlaefli, 28, and two other divers were near the Children's Pool on Monday evening when Schlaefli was apparently bitten on the leg by what he and his group described as a sevengill shark. Schlaefli said he goes spearfishing off the La Jolla coast several times a week. He told 10News he was 300 to 400 feet away from the shore and in water that was about 20 feet deep looking for halibut and bass when the shark approached them.
Today I read about, Five possible heat-related deaths, all involving people 60 years or older and having pre-existing medical conditions, have been reported by health officials in three states, underscoring the danger posed to those most vulnerable in the searing heat wave that has gripped much of the eastern United States for nearly two weeks.Medical examiners said a 69-year-old nursing home patient was left outdoors in his wheelchair, unchecked, for more than three hours Tuesday during record heat in Milwaukee, An autopsy has been performed, and a ruling on cause of death is pending further toxicology testing, which may take several weeks, said Karen Domagalski of the medical examiner's office.Two deaths also were reported in Maryland and two in Tennessee.
Today I read a article about Burning nearly 400,000 acres, the Wallow Fire is now the second largest fire in Arizona history the first major fire was the Rodeo-Chediski Fire of 2002. And, some fear the flames could spread thought out the state making it a state problem . The smoke looked like it might be reaching up to an altitude ,the fire build smoke clouds over 40,000 feet up.
eddie haro 6/9/11
Today I read about It is rare that you see a football match interrupted by a military helicopter landing. But that is what the Afghan women's football team a group of remarkably hardened and brave soccer enthusiasts regularly face. That's after the death threats and parental disapproval and the ostracizing. You see to many Afghans, in this conservative society women just aren't meant to play sports at all.
Friday – This is a story about a man in Leicester, England that asked the city council a question that had him thinking out of his mind. Robert Ainsley asked this question to they city of Leicester, England “Can you please let us know what provisions you have in place in the event of a zombie invasion?” yesterday is when they had answered, but before they predicted it would probably not happened.
rider flores
6-10-11 Today I read an article with the name of 21 bodies found outside of Mexican town. It was about that some authorities found like about 21 dead bodies in Mexico. Some of them had signs of torture. Some of the bodies had signs of torture, and other bodies not any. At least three bodies had bullet wounds and signs of strangulation I read. The bodies were found just outside several exits to the central Mexican city. I read that this happened in Morelia. Morelia is the capital of the state of Michoacan, which is the territory of the violent Familia Michoacana cartel.
Today I read about 21 dead body's found in Mexico. Some of the bodies had signs of torture, and other bodies not any. At least three bodies had bullet wounds and signs of strangulation. The bodies were found just outside several exits to the central Mexican city. Authorities found three piles of five victims each, and two piles with three victims each. Authorities suspect this may be an violent act by Mexican drug cartels, but still no evidence to prove it.
Thursday. Today I read about the Casey Anthony trial. During one of the sessions in court, some investigators put up the pictures of Caylee’s corpse, and Casey broke down crying. She could not keep watching it, and put her face in her hand. Some detectives say that by the look of the bones, some creatures may have been gnawing at them. Also, Casey’s brother testified. He said that Casey gave him a different version of what had happened. Lee said that according to her, Casey had met the nanny, and her sister at an Orlando park. From there supposly, the nanny took the baby from Casey since she thought Casey did not make a good mother. From there the nanny would supposly contact Casey through Myspace.
Friday. Today I read about corrupted border patrol agents who become bribed by drug cartels. Drug cartels bribe these patrol men by offering money and or sexual favors. They use women and let them have their way with them. Many of the border patrol men have been arrested, and the leading cartel with the most corruption is “Los Zetas”. Perhaps president Felipe Calderon made a mistake my desperately hiring too many border patrols without looking for the right skills.
Today Friday I read about a little 5 year old girl that ampute dreams of her new leg . She has been in a hospital bed for almost a month and she tired of people going in and out of her room . She says she just wants to go back home . She sad because back then she was able to play and run . A Grad rocket, which looks like an over-grown bullet about nine-feet long and 15 inches around, had slammed into her bedroom wall and exploded. It left a hole wide enough for two adults to push through at the same time.
Today I read about Sheriff's detectives Friday are investigating a fight in Fallbrook that sent a parolee and documented gang member to the hospital with stab wounds to his head, shoulder and chest. The fight in the 300 block of North Pico Avenue was reported just after 9 p.m. Thursday, according to San Diego County sheriff's Sgt. Patrick Yates. Paramedics took the victim, a parolee and member of the Varrio Fallbrook Locos street gang, to Palomar Medical Center, where he underwent surgery for a punctured lung, Yates said, noting that he was conscious and alert but uncooperative with detectives
Today the article I read today was about a incident with a human &a chimpanzee the chimpanzee began biting and mauling her, causing serious injuries to her face, neck and hands the police ends up[ shooting it with many shotgun wounds & Sandra Herold went to the hospital because she couldn’t be able to eat solid foods and the sense to smell ,she got a full face transplant due to the chimpanzee.
eddie haro 6/10/11
Today I read about A second Syrian teenager has been returned to his parents lifeless, battered and, according to activists, a victim of torture. A video released Thursday by activists includes a woman wailing as a body is unwrapped at the hospital in Daraa.My son, it's my son, the voice cries out. This scar here, I swear its my son, I stitched this cut on him when he was little. The boy was identified as Tamer Mohammed al Sharey 15, who disappeared after an April 29 demonstration.
Today Friday I read about this guy name Morgan who said a bad comment about gay people . In my opinion I think he should really apologize to the public because that wasn’t a good thing for him to say .
Today Monday I read about its not to late to be a doctor . Mike wants to be a doctor but by the time he becomes one his going to be on his 50 . In my opinion I would try my best on learning fast and my best to . I think it’s a good opportunity for him to have a great job and to become something in his life .
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