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Today I read about A 6.6-magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia's Sumatra island early Tuesday morning, damaging buildings and killing two people. The earthquake hit in the North Sumatra region of the island at 12:55 a.m. and was 110 km (68 miles) deep, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. No tsunami warning was issued as the quake was deep underground and too far inland to generate one.
Today I read about an 11-hour standoff with a man who threatened to detonate an explosive device in a suburban Sydney, Australia, law office came to an end Tuesday night with the man being taken into custody. She was reunited with her family and was uninjured, though distressed. Police had cordoned off streets in the morning after the man barricaded himself in the legal office claiming to have a bomb. A worker inside the office said the man entered the building at about 9 a.m. accompanied by a girl who referred to the man as her father. After talking to a clerk, apparently in search of a specific person, the man began throwing items and claimed to have a bomb.
9/6/11Today I read about a deadly hail of bullets struck Syrian refugees as they tried to flee across the border to Turkey on Monday, killing one man and wounding another, the Turkish government said Tuesday."Yesterday there was a bunch of people trying to cross the border to Turkey," said a Turkish Foreign Ministry official, speaking on condition of anonymity according to diplomatic protocol. "While one of the groups tried to pass, there were shots fired from the Syrian side, I assume from the Syrian soldiers... two people were shot, one died on the Syrian side of the border, and (his body) was also carried with a wounded guy to the Turkish side. The description of the incident and the name of the victim were both confirmed by the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. Throughout the uprising and subsequent government crackdown in Syria, more than seventeen thousand Syrians have fled across the border to Turkey, according to statistics published by the Turkish disaster and management directorate. In the video, Fraiter said the attack on government forces in Maharda was retaliation, for a military operation against the village of Maarat Hirma and the killed of a political activist named Abdul Samad Issa.
Today I read about 22-year-old Shayne Riggleman killed 5 people then killed himself. Police arrived Monday at a home in Morgan town that was requested for a welfare check and found 5 bodies with gunshot wounds inside. Shayne Riggleman struck a vehicle and then the elderly woman came out Shayne ran her over then he drove to a gas station where her randomly shot and seriously wounded him in the back of the neck . After that he stopped the vehicle and shot himself.
9/7/11
Today I read about alaska's Cleveland Volcano could soon be leaking from its flanks if the lava inside continues to build up, officials at the Alaska Volcano Observatory reported.The observatory reported that the volcano's lava dome was 262 feet in diameter on August 30 and has now expanded to 394 feet.The presence of the lava dome increases the possibility of an explosive eruption, but does not necessarily indicate that one will occur," the observatory said. "Short-lived explosions could produce an ash cloud that exceeds 20,000 ft above sea level. The remote volcano is in the Aleutian Islands, about 940 miles southwest of Anchorage.
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Today’s reading was about Pete Huh, a 39-year-old high-tech entrepreneur who couldn't care less if the U.S. Postal Service closes its doors tomorrow. From a work perspective, it wouldn't make any difference at all, said Huh, a married father of two in Redondo Beach, California. I do everything electronically. The only thing I use snail mail for is government forms. Cycily Thomas, a 38-year-old federal contractor from Upper Marlboro, Maryland, has a very different perspective.
9-7-11 Today I read an article with the name of Remote Alaska volcano might erupt soon, experts say. I read that Alaska's Cleveland Volcano could soon be leaking from its flanks. If the lava inside continues to build up, officials at the Alaska Volcano. The observatory reported that the volcano's lava dome was 262 feet in diameter on August 30 and has now expanded to 394 feet. Also that The remote volcano is in the Aleutian Islands, about 940 miles southwest of Anchorage.
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Today’s reading was about An elite search team joined local officials Wednesday in Bastrop County, Texas, to help search for people who may be trapped in a huge wildfire that has destroyed hundreds of homes. The cause of the Bastrop County fire, one of many burning in Texas, remains under investigation. In Leander, Texas, about 60 miles northwest of Bastrop, authorities said a smaller fire this week was believed to be the result of arson.
I read A plane carrying a hockey team with international players, including some NHL veterans, crashed as it took off Wednesday afternoon from Russia's Yaroslavl airport, killing at least 43 people.Two of the 45 people aboard the plane, which included eight crew members, survived, a Russian Emergency Situations Ministry representative said. Eleven of those on the aircraft were foreigners
A plane carrying a hockey team with international players, including some NHL veterans, crashed as it took off Wednesday afternoon from Russia's Yaroslavl airport, killing at least 43 people, Russian emergency officials said.
The Yak-42 aircraft was taking players for Lokomotiv Yaroslavl -- one of Russia's leading ice hockey teams -- to Minsk, the Belarusian capital, the Russian aviation authority told CNN.
Two of the 45 people aboard the plane, which included eight crew members, survived, a Russian Emergency Situations Ministry representative said. Eleven of those on the aircraft were foreigners, the ministry said.
Yaroslavl's regional governor, Sergei Vakhrukov, named the two survivors as Russian forward Alexander Galimov and flight crew member Alexander Sizov. Both are being treated in intensive care.
Thirty-five bodies have been recovered from the crash site so far, the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry said, and the search for those still missing continued into the night.
Many of the bodies were recovered from the Volga River after the plane crashed on its banks near the airport, the ministry said.
The Lokomotiv team, which was scheduled to play a match Thursday in the new Kontinental Hockey League, had a number of players with ties to the National Hockey League.
NHL.com cited Russia's Sov Sport website as confirming that the entire main roster of the team Lokomotiv Yaroslavl was on the plane, along with four players from the youth team.
The team's head coach, Brad McCrimmon, 52, who was born in Canada, previously played in the NHL and was an assistant coach with the Detroit Red Wings, NHL.com said.
Others who played in the NHL included Karel Rachunek, 32, a Czech native; Ruslan Salei, 36, from Belarus; Karlis Skrastins, 37, from Latvia; Pavol Demitra, 36, from Slovakia; and Josef Vasicek, 30, from the Czech Republic.
Demitra was a former Minnesota Wild and Vancouver Canucks center, RIA Novosti reported, while fellow center Vasicek was formerly with the New York Islanders and Carolina Hurricanes. Salei previously played for the Anaheim Mighty Ducks, Colorado Avalanche and the Red Wings.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said the crash "represents a catastrophic loss to the hockey world -- including the NHL family, which lost so many fathers, sons, teammates and friends who at one time excelled in our league. Our deepest condolences go to the families and loved ones of all who perished."
Lou Lamoriello, president of the New Jersey Devils, paid tribute to Alexander Vasyunov, a forward who played for the club last season, as "an outstanding young man and a gifted athlete."
Rachunek also played for the Devils in 2007-08, Lamoriello said, adding: "Both were members of the Devils family."
The Russian Hockey Federation expressed "its deepest condolences to the bereaved families and relatives, fans and the entire hockey community" in a statement on its website.
A Kontinental Hockey League statement said: "We are only beginning to understand the impact of this tragedy affecting the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl club on the friends we've lost and the international hockey community.
Today I read about the sensational Italian court case, with the American student Amanda Knox. Her dad said that prosecutors have “no case left”, after the Italian judge rejected a request for new DNA testing of evidence. Amanda’s dad hopes that by the end of this month, they will be able to bring Amanda and Rafael back home. The case may be closing soon, and Amanda may walk free. I think Amanda Knox is guilty in the death of her roomate.
Today I read about the generation of New York City kids, that grew up around the time of September 11. They learned to fear and lose loved ones to soon. One of the girls who lived this experience in grade school was Megan Schuster. Her dad, Timothy J. Hargrave, was vice president at Cantor Fitzgerald. He liked this girl since grade school, then later on married. Nicknamed T.J. to his brother and friends, and “T” to his wife. This 38-year-old-man died at the World Trade Center during September 11,2001. This company lost so many workers that day. About 658 to be exact. The family does not like to speak much about it, but they share their experience.
9/8/11
Today I read about gay men who have not had sex with another man in 12 months will be allowed to donate blood in parts of the UK for the first time since a ban was put in place in the 1980s in response to the spread of AIDS and HIV, the UK Department of Health announced Thursday. Scotland and Wales have said they will allow gay men to begin giving blood if they qualify under new rules beginning on November 7. "Currently, men who have ever had oral or anal sex with another man, even if a condom was used, are permanently excluded from blood donation in the UK," UK National Health Services Blood and Transport said on their website. "The change means that in future only men who have had anal or oral sex with another man in the past 12 months, with or without a condom, will be asked not to donate blood. Men whose last sexual contact with another man was more than 12 months ago will be able to donate, subject to meeting the other donor selection criteria. The decision follows a review of the ban by the Advisory Committee on the Safety of Blood, Tissues and Organs (SaBTO) who studied the latest details on relevant sexual contact in relation to the safety of donating blood and completed a full review of review of overall blood donor selection criteria that is related to sexual behavior. The committee looked at the risk of infection being transmitted in blood as well as improvements in testing donated blood for diseases before reaching their conclusion to change the guidelines. "The Blood Services are therefore required to follow deferral rules that estimate the statistical risk of certain groups based on behavior," they said. "We are sorry for any inadvertent offense this may cause."
Today I read that a part of UK had a ban up since 1980 against gay men donating blood because of the spread of AIDS and HIV in the UK department of health. Some Gay men that haven't had sex with some other men in 12 months ware allowed to donate blood now.
Beginning November 7 blood banks in England, Scotland and Wales are going to allow gay men to donate blood if they qualify the new rules.
"Currently, men who have ever had oral or anal sex with another man, even if a condom was used, are permanently excluded from blood donation in the UK," UK National Health Services Blood and Transport said on their website. "The change means that in future only men who have had anal or oral sex with another man in the past 12 months, with or without a condom, will be asked not to donate blood. Men whose last sexual contact with another man was more than 12 months ago will be able to donate, subject to meeting the other donor selection criteria."
9-8-11
Today I read about,At a family reunion of the direct evolutionary predecessors of our species, there would be a lot of arguing over whether Australopithecus sediba gets in the door. Australopithecus sediba is the name of an ancient species discovered in South Africa in 2008. Researchers now have substantial evidence, published in this week's edition of the journal Science, that Australopithecus sidebar could be a direct ancestor of the Homo genus, of which humans are a part (we are Homo sapiens). If that's true, it means our family tree may have to be redrawn, with Australopithecus sediba at the stem of the Homo line.
9-12-11 today I read about an unidentified man who asked his neighbor if he can help him sell some crack cocaine then later asked if he may dispose of a dead body in his neighbors trash can. The neighbors thought it was a joke until later when they saw the body upside down in their trash can . The man claimed he lured the victim to his house and then shot him in the head, the witnesses told police. They said he appeared to be "slightly mentally challenged" and told them the victim "beat up his baby's momma."The man admitted he shot the victim when questioned by detectives but said it was an accident. He also told police the victim brought the gun used in the crime, as well as the cocaine that was found on the premises.
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Today's reading is about, University of Minnesota head football coach Jerry Kill is in stable condition after suffering a seizure on the sideline of a game against New Mexico State on Saturday in Minneapolis, the team doctor said. "Coach Kill has a history of seizures and he is stable. He has been transported to the hospital and there will be updates thereafter," said Gophers team doctor Pat Smith. "He has a history of them since his cancer, which has been well controlled through medications," Smith said.
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Today’s reading is about University of Minnesota head football coach Jerry Kill is in stable condition after suffering a seizure on the sideline of a game against New Mexico State on Saturday in Minneapolis, the team doctor said. Coach Kill has a history of seizures and he is stable. He has been transported to the hospital and there will be updates thereafter, said Gophers team doctor Pat Smith. He has a history of them since his cancer, which has been well controlled through medications, Smith said.CNN affiliate WCCO in Minnesota reported that Kill suffered the seizure during the final seconds of the game, which New Mexico State would win, 28-21. He was taken off the field by emergency responders.
Today I read about a man in Tacoma, Washington, who allegedly had asked his neighbors for permission to dump a dead body in their trash can. This man appeared in court Friday. According to a court document, this man is accused of committing murder with a firearm. Some of the witnesses in this case, said they heard fireworks about an hour before the man appeared at their house. The witnesses then said that the man went over to their house, and asked them to help him sell cocaine. Later he showed up again and asked them if they would allow him to throw away a dead body in their trash can. The family thought he was joking. However, later on they contacted police since they actually saw what seemed like a body in their trash can. The police did find a victim. So far the man has given a bunch of different versions to the event. My prediction is that his defense will plead guilty with reason of insanity.
9-12-11 Today I read an article with the title of 9/11 audio recordings provide vivid picture of that fateful day. I read that extensive audio recordings from September 11, 2001. Capture a raw, vivid, moment-by-moment account of the terrorist attacks, directly from those who were in the middle of the crisis. some of which were declassified only within the past year. Listeners can hear everything from the wrenching words of a flight attendant on a hijacked airliner and the haunting voices of two of the terrorists in the cockpits, to the cross talk of air controllers and military officials as they come to realize the extent of the attacks.
9-12-11
Today I read about, Authorities believe a truck carrying more than 1,500 pounds of explosives caused a massive blast outside a combat outpost that injured 77 U.S. troops and killed at least two Afghan civilians over the weekend. The attack -- which occurred on the eve of the 10th anniversary of al Qaeda's 9/11 attack on the United States -- left a large crater at the site that could be 20 feet deep, according to the official, who asked not to be identified due to the sensitive nature of the ongoing investigation.
Monday. Today I read about A furnace that exploded Monday at a nuclear site in France, killing one person and hurting 4, a spokeswoman for the French energy company. There was no radioactive leak or waste released, she said. The French nuclear safety agency also said there had been no radioactive leak. The explosion happened at a center for processing and nuclear waste, said the safety agency, which is known by its French acronym ASN
9/12/11
Today I read about the official dedication of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial in Washington, which was postponed because of Hurricane Irene last month, will be held on October 16, Harry Johnson Sr., head of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial Foundation, said Saturday. The memorial site, which features a striking 30-foot statue of King gazing out on the iconic Tidal Basin, lies between the Lincoln Memorial and the Thomas Jefferson Memorial on the National Mall. The statue, representing a "Stone of Hope," sits forward from a "Mountain of Despair. Visitors pass through the mountain on their way to King's statue and an expanse along the Basin rimmed with an inscription wall covered with stone carvings of some of his most famous quotes. The four-acre area will also feature the iconic cherry blossom trees that draw thousands of tourists to the Mall each spring.
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Today I read about a furnace exploded Monday at a nuclear site in France, killing one person and injuring four. There was no radioactive leak or waste released. The French nuclear safety agency also said there had been no radioactive leak. The explosion happened at a center for processing and decommissioning nuclear waste. The agency has sent inspectors to the site. The explosion took place in Marcoule, in southeastern France. The building housing the furnace was not structurally damaged by the explosion, an official at the plant said. Different activities take place at the large-scale site, including research by France's Center for Atomic Energy. Areva dismantles nuclear facilities at the site. There are no nuclear power plants in Marcoule . Weapons-grade plutonium was once produced at the site, one of the oldest nuclear facilities in the country, but France no longer produces plutonium.
I read British investigators were questioning suspects Monday after police rescued 24 men that they said were kept as slaves -- some for as long as 15 years.
Police in Bedfordshire, northwest of London, arrested five suspects under a new anti-slavery law passed last year, alleging that they lured the men to a trailer park with promises of food and shelter, then threatened them with violence and forced them into hard labor.
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Today I read about 16 'super-Earths' found outside solar system. It's not like aliens put up a welcome banner or anything, but scientists now have newly identified at least one planet that could potentially sustain life. The European Southern Observatory has just announced the discovery of more than 50 new exoplanets , including 16 super-Earths. One of these planets in particular could theoretically be home to life if conditions are right. It's called HD 85512 b, and scientists say it's about 3.6 times the mass of the Earth. This planet is about 35 light years from Earth. Its location with respect to its star suggests that this planet could have liquid water under certain circumstances. The discovery comes from High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet Searcher, or HARPS. HARPS is located at the La Silla Observatory in Chile, and is part of a telescope that's nearly 12 feet long.
Today I read about Heavy rains and flooding in Pakistan's southeastern Sindh province has killed some 226 people over the past month, the National Disaster Management Authority said Tuesday. The dead include 34 children and 59 women, said an agency summary. In all, 5.3 million people have been affected by the flooding, and 1.19 million homes have been damaged, the authority said. The flooding has inundated more than 4.5 million acres and damaged an estimated 80% of crops. And the heavy rains are not over. "Meteorological conditions indicate that a strong weather system is developing over central parts of India that would cause widespread heavy rains in Pakistan during the coming week," said a weather advisory posted on the disaster agency's web site. "Heavy to very heavy rainfall may generate severe flooding in lower Sindh," as well as flash flooding in Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkwa and Balochistan provinces
9/13/11
Today I read about heavy rains and flooding in Pakistan's southeastern Sindh province has killed some 226 people over the past month, the National Disaster Management Authority said Tuesday. The United Nations was making arrangements to provide food supplies to half a million people for the next month in Sindh, and it was also set to supply 20,000 tents this week, the state-run Associated Press of Pakistan reported Monday. A U.N. team was visiting Pakistan in response to a phone conversation between Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari and U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, the news agency reported. And Pakistan's Finance Division has established a Prime Minister's Relief Fund for flood victims in Sindh and elsewhere, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan. Donations can be made by domestic and international donors, according to the report.
Tuesday. Today I read about officials thinking it is too early to let our guard down. Although September 11 was two days ago, threats from Al-Qaeda planning to hit New York or Washington on the decade anniversary of the World Trade Center attack still can be active. Until no evidence has been found, officials say they will not loosen up in security, and will be aware of the security. The F.B.I. has interrogated at least 300 people that may have been involved in planning attacks.
Tuesday. Today I read about A school bus that was loaded with children came under rocket and small guns fire near Peshawar this past Tuesday, killing the driver and three children and injuring 16 others, Pakistan group claimed responsibility for the attack, according to the group's regional spokesman, Mohammad Talha, who said it was in response to growing support for local resistance groups against the Taliban in the region. The attack lasted only 3 minutes
Wednesday. Today I read about the parents of Casey Anthony who spoke recently about their granddaughter’s death. The wife, Cindy Anthony, said that her husband did not have anything to do with the murder. She said that her husband George would never put the family through that. When Casey’s attorney, Jose Baez claimed that Casey’s father had sexually abused her as a toddler, George denied it. He denied it because it never occurred. George also said he does not want to believe that the odor coming from Casey’s car trunk was his granddaughter’s decaying body. However he says he must go with what the investigators have said. Cindy says her daughter sometimes suffers seizures and that may be the odd behavior she sometimes has. Cindy says that it is no justification however. Cindy also had said that her daughter could have a brain tumor or suffer from postpartum schizophrenia.
Today I read about A man hacked six people to death with an ax in central China Wednesday, authorities said. The attack took place in Gongyi city in Henan province when a 30-year-old man, Wang Hong bin, allegedly began hacking people on the street, according to the International Information Office. Police have Wang in custody. The dead include four adults and two children a 1 year old and a 4 year old.
9/14/11
Today I read about the Iranian Judiciary said it is considering a request for setting bail in the case of two American hikers accused of spying. The report, posted on Iran's Judiciary website, seemed to contradict a statement by the hikers' lawyer that bail was already set in the case. Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer will be released from Tehran's Evin prison after a $500,000 bail is paid for each of them, their attorney, Masoud Shafiee, said Tuesday. Fattal, Bauer and a third hiker, Sarah Shourd, were seized on July 31, 2009, after apparently straying across an unmarked border between Iraq and Iran. Iranian authorities arrested them, claiming they were spies and had entered the country illegally. Shourd, who is now Bauer's fiancee, was released last year for medical reasons, although authorities said her case remains open.
Today Wendsday the San Ysidro Border three people injured when a wooden platform collapsed in an area under construction. The accident at the construction zone happened at 10:45 a.m according to the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department. Medics took two people to Scripps Mercy Hospital, and a third patient declined medical transport. All northbound lanes into the United States are closed. Officials are advising travelers to use the Otay Mesa border crossing.
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Today I read about heavy rains and flooding have killed at least 233 people in Pakistan, a disaster agency spokesman said Wednesday, as a weather forecast calls for more rain over deluged parts of the country. Seven people have died in the past 24 hours. At least 5.5 million people have been affected by the flooding since August. 2.7 million children are among the affected. Half of the 300,000 people in camps are children. The flooding has inundated more than 4.5 million acres and damaged an estimated 80% of crops. At least 1.19 million homes have been damaged. And the rains are not over. Scattered thunderstorm/rain with moderate falls at isolated places is expected over most parts of the country.
Thursday. Today I read about a marine who received a Medal of Honor from the president, Barack Obama. The marine, Dakota Meyer had ran through the fire to recover the bodies of fellow American troops during a firefight in Afghanistan. The marine asked if he could have a beer with the president, and he did. He feels like it is a loss for the Marines, the Marines feel like he is a hero. Meyer says he did what any marine would have done. He did not lose any troop mates, he lost brothers.
Thursday. Today I read about A man who testified that he shipped large amounts of the surgical anesthetic propofol to Dr. Conrad Murray in the weeks before Michael Jackson's death apparently moved out of the United States and cannot be located for this month's trial. The judge scheduled two additional hearings for next week to decide if the prosecution can use the missing witness' previous testimony and to get a head start on the last phase of jury selection in the involuntary manslaughter trial of the pop star's doctor.
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Today I read about a collision between a bus, cement truck and a pre-metro train injured 90 people on Thursday during morning rush hour traffic in Buenos Aires. The accident occurred just two days after a crash between a two passenger trains and a bus killed 11 people and injured more than 200 in the Argentine capital. Police are investigating the cause of both accidents. The Buenos Aires pre-metro is an above-ground tram system that connects to underground subway lines. Most of the injuries are minor and we expect most people will be released quickly from the hospital and return home or to their jobs.
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Today I read about Social media users who denounce drug cartel activities along the Mexican border received a brutal warning this week: Two mangled bodies hanging like cuts of meat from a pedestrian bridge. A woman was hogtied and disemboweled, her intestines protruding from three deep cuts on her abdomen. Attackers left her topless, dangling by her feet and hands from a bridge in the border city of Nuevo Laredo. A bloodied man next to her was hanging by his hands, his right shoulder severed so deeply the bone was visible. Signs left near the bodies declared the pair, both apparently in their early 20s, were killed for posting denouncements of drug cartel activities on a social network.
9-15-11 Today I read an article with the title of Bodies hanging from bridge in Mexico are warning to social media users. I read that social media users who denounce drug cartel activities along the Mexican border received a brutal warning . I read that they found two mangled bodies hanging like cuts of meat from a pedestrian bridge. Woman was hogtied and disemboweled, her intestines protruding from three deep cuts on her abdomen. Attackers left her topless, dangling by her feet and hands from a bridge in the border city of Nuevo Laredo.
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Today’s reading is about New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady wants his team’s fans to do some drinking so they can get sufficiently riled up for Sunday’s home opener. And by drinking, he means the stuff you get from your kitchen faucet, his team helpfully adds. Brady, addressing reporters Wednesday ahead of Sunday’s game against the San Diego Chargers, was asked whether he had a message for fans.
Friday. Today I read about a 15 year-old sophomore who was arrested on charges of sexual assault on three girls. The boy attends Sweetwater High School, and on separate occasions invited the girls over to his house, which they willingly accepted. Once there, the boy forced them into sexual acts. It was two 14 year-old girls and one 15 year-old girl. Once he tried to tell one of the girls to show up a second time, they decided to report him. Around 3:30 he was arrested at his parent’s house, and is now in juvenile hall. A reported stated his address, which I think was wrong to do.
9/16/11
Today I read about at least 26 people have died in flooding in eastern India over the past week, but waters are now receding, authorities say. There were also 12 people missing in the flood-hit state of Orissa, according to officials. Hundreds of people die every year across India from monsoon flooding.At least 788 people have lost their lives so far because of flooding since June this year in different parts of the country, India's home ministry said on September 6.
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