Name: Priscilla Torres. 8ºB Reports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- Thousands of Japanese, still awaiting answers on the fate of their loved ones nearly three weeks after an immense earthquake and subsequent tsunami, were dealt another blow Thursday. Media reports suggest their relatives' bodies, located near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be recovered because of radiation fears. Authorities may not be able to reach some bodies and resulting tsunami March 11. Proper handling of the bodies would depend on their levels of radioactivity.
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Reports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- Thousands of Japanese, still PENDING RESPONDS on the DESTINY of their APPRECIATED ones ALMOST three weeks FOLLOWING an HUGE QUAKE and SUCCESSIVE tsunami, were dealt another GUST Thursday. Media reports ADVISE their relatives' bodies, located CLOSE TO the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be IMPROVED because of ENERGY fears. Authorities may not be able to ARRIVE AT some bodies and CONSEQUENT tsunami March 11. APPROPIATE MANAGEMENT of the bodies would depend on their levels of radioactivity.
U.N. puts sanctions on disputed Ivory Coast president The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously Wednesday to impose sanctions. President Laurent Gbagbo, his wife and three associates, as well as give U.N. peacekeepers more authority to protect civilians. The Security Council vote occurred Wednesday amid reports of escalating violence. They said they were hunkered down in their homes and did not know the source of the shooting. All state institutions, accept Ouattara as president. It also authorizes U.N. peacekeepers "to use all necessary means to carry out its mandate to protect civilians under imminent threat of violence." The resolution imposes targeted sanctions and travel bans on Gbagbo. Simone Gbagbo, his wife, chairs the Parliamentary Group of the Ivorian Popular Front. Tagro, and is secretary general," the resolution states. N'Guessan is charman of the Ivorian Popular Front. Human Rights Watch U.N. Advocacy Director Phillippe Bolopion. "But as events are quickly unfolding on the ground, the council needs to keep considering all the tools at its disposal to prevent mass attrocities” Seydoun Ouattara, a spokesman for forces backing Alassane Ouattara, told Radio-France International Wednesday that Gbagblo loyalists have fled Yamoussoukro and that opposition forces have taken control of many parts of the city. The ministry, which condemned the act, did not report any casualties. In recent days, the city of Bondoukou in eastern Ivory Coast fell into the hands of Ouattara supporters. Loyalists of Ouattara say pro-Gbagbo "mercenaries and militias" launched an attack against in the city of Bouna. In response, the fighters pushed the pro-Gbagbo forces back into and out of Bondoukou, in the northeast of the country. A spokesman for Gbagbo, Ahoua Don Mello, denied that Ouattara's forces were advancing to Abidjan.
Modified: The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously Wednesday to impose sanctions. President Laurent Gbagbo, his wife and three CONNECTIONS, as well as give U.N. peacekeepers more POWER to protect civilians. The Security Council vote occurred Wednesday amid reports of RISING violence. They said they were hunkered down in their homes and did not know the BASIS of the shooting. All state institutions, accept Ouattara as president. It also authorizes U.N. peacekeepers "to use all ESSENTIAL means to HOLD its mandate to protect civilians under imminent threat of AGGRESSION." The resolution imposes targeted sanctions and JOURNEY bans on Gbagbo. Simone Gbagbo, his wife, chairs the Parliamentary Group of the Ivorian Popular Front. Human Rights Watch U.N. Advocacy Director Phillippe Bolopion. "But as events are quickly unfolding on the ground, the council needs to keep BEARING IN MIND all the tools at its disposal to prevent mass attrocities” Seydoun Ouattara, a spokesman for forces backing Alassane Ouattara, told Radio-France International Wednesday that Gbagblo loyalists have fled Yamoussoukro and that RESISTANCE forces have taken control of many parts of the city. The ministry, which condemned the act, did not TESTIMONY any casualties. In recent days, the city of Bondoukou in eastern Ivory Coast fell into the hands of Ouattara supporters. Loyalists of Ouattara say pro-Gbagbo "mercenaries and militias" launched an attack against in the city of Bouna. In response, the fighters pushed the pro-Gbagbo forces back into and out of Bondoukou, in the northeast of the country. A spokesman for Gbagbo, Ahoua Don Mello, denied that Ouattara's forces were advancing to Abidjan. BY: Patricia Abisambra
This month's catastrophic quake and tsunami could cost Japan's government in excess of 25 trillion yen ($300 billion dollars).
Deputy Finance Minister Mitsuru Sakurai told reporters that authorities are currently planning a supplemental budget, in an effort to immediately give money and resources into the hardest hit areas outside of the standard annual budget process. He said that the cost of that bill alone could top 10 trillion yen.Sakurai said the estimates range from 16 trillion to 25 trillion yen.
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This month's HORRIBLE quake and tsunami could cost Japan's government in excess of 25 trillion yen ($300 billion dollars).
Deputy Finance Minister Mitsuru Sakurai STATED reporters that authorities are THINKING ABOUT a supplemental budget, in an effort to immediately give money and resources into the hardest hit areas outside of the standard annual budget process. He said that the cost of that bill alone could top 10 trillion yen.Sakurai STATED the estimates range from 16 trillion to 25 trillion yen.
Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Thai Airways stepped up its efforts to evacuate stranded tourists Thursday after deadly flash floods swept through eight provinces in southern Thailand. There were conflicting reports on the number of people who were killed in the floods. The flooding has affected more than 716,000 people. Villagers in one province, Krabi, have been asked to take shelter at temples or other areas. Surat Thani, the largest of the southern provinces, has received at least 855 mm (34 inches) of rain since Saturday. The area typically gets 51 mm (2 inches) of rain during March.
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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Thai Airways stepped up its HARD WORK to CLEAR stranded tourists Thursday after deadly flash INUNDATIONS swept through eight provinces in southern Thailand. There were STRUGGLING reports on the number of HUMANS who were killed in the floods. The flooding has affected more than 716,000 people. Villagers in one province, Krabi, have been QUESTIONATED to take WHERE TO LIVE at temples or other areas. Surat Thani, the BIGGESTof the southern provinces, has GAINED at least 855 mm (34 inches) of rain since Saturday. The area MOSTLY gets 51 mm (2 inches) of rain IN March.
Haiti's presidential election results delayed by fraud Fraud forced Haiti elections to decide quickly the next leader of the troubled Caribbean nation. Supposals the result were going to be announced Thursday but the council asked for four more days so the result is going to be given on Monday. Agency Sais a level of frauds has been detected in the votes. Pitted first lady mirlande manigat 70, against bad-boy musical Michael martelly 50. Haiti’s next leader will inert job of laden hit lots of challenges. Like the earthquake that pass the last year. Haiti's next leader will inherit a job laden with challenges as the impoverished country struggles to rebuild after last year's devastating earthquake and a cholera epidemic.
Haiti's presidential election results delayed by fraud by: mony basu
Normal: Fraud has forced Haiti's election council to delay results of a highly anticipated runoff intended to decide the next leader of the troubled Caribbean nation. Results were supposed to have been announced Thursday. But the Provisional Election Council asked for four more days and will post preliminary results on Monday instead. The agency said "a high level of fraud and irregularities of various kinds has been detected in the tabulation of votes." The election pitted former first lady Mirlande Manigat, 70, against bad-boy musician Michel Martelly, 50. Haiti's next leader will inherit a job laden with challenges as the impoverished country struggles to rebuild after last year's devastating earthquake and a cholera epidemic.
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Modified: Fraud forced Haiti elections to decide quickly the next leader of the troubled Caribbean nation. Supposals the result were going to be announced Thursday but the council asked for four more days so the result is going to be given on Monday. Agency Sais a level of frauds has been detected in the votes. Pitted first lady mirlande manigat 70, against bad-boy musical Michael martelly 50. Haiti’s next leader will inert job of laden hit lots of challenges. Like the earthquake that pass the last year. Haiti's next leader will inherit a job laden with challenges as the impoverished country struggles to rebuild after last year's devastating earthquake and a cholera epidemic.
Name: Johanna Acevedo Guarin 8B (this is the good one the other one is incorrect)
Title: Missing Cobra Found alive in New York's Bronx Zoo. By: The CNN Wire Staff.
The Bronx Zoo cobra went missing a Sunday and then got its own twitter with around 200,000 followers. It was found hiding in its reptile house. New York (CNN) -- An Egyptian cobra that drew thousands of Twitter fans has been found alive after it went missing for days from a New York City zoo. Breheny said the cobra had sought a secure hiding spot within the holding areas of the zoo's reptile house -- a complex environment with pumps, motors and other mechanical systems. The snake went missing Saturday from an off-exhibit enclosure, prompting the zoo to close the reptile house. Officials had earlier cautioned that it might take days or even weeks before the snake was found, and urged the public not to panic, saying the cobra was likely contained within the building. After launching on Monday, the anonymous @BronxZoosCobra Twitter feed had amassed nearly 200,000 followers by 6 p.m. Thursday.The species' more common home, however, is North Africa. Its venom is so deadly that it can kill a full-grown elephant in three hours -- or a person in about 15 minutes, according to wildlife experts. Breheny called the snake's absence "a serious situation," but said he was heartened by what he described as an apparent confidence that zoo officials would find the cobra. The media "wouldn't have spoofed the situation the way they did" if they believed otherwise, he said. -------------------------------- The Bronx Zoo cobra went missing a Sunday and then got its own twitter with around 200,000 followers. It was found hiding in its reptile house. New York (CNN) -- An Egyptian cobra that drew thousands of Twitter fans has been found alive after it went missing for days from a New York City zoo. Breheny said the cobra had sought a secure hiding spot within the holding areas of the zoo's reptile house -- a complex environment with pumps, motors and other mechanical systems. The snake took off Saturday from an off-exhibit enclosure, prompting the zoo to close the reptile house. Officials had earlier cautioned that it might take days or even weeks before the snake was found, and urged the public not to alarm, saying the cobra was likely contained within the building. After launching on Monday, the anonymous @BronxZoosCobra Twitter feed had amassed nearly 200,000 followers by 6 p.m. Thursday.The species' more common home, however, is North Africa. Its venom is so deadly that it can murder a full-grown elephant in three hours -- or a person in about 15 minutes, according to wildlife experts. Breheny called the snake's absence "a serious situation," but said he was heartened by what he described as an apparent confidence that zoo officials would treasure the cobra. The media "wouldn't have spoofed the situation the way they did" if they believed otherwise, he said.
Egypt to announce new working constitution (CNN) -- Egypt's ruling military leadership will announce Wednesday a constitutional declaration that will operate as a working constitution in the current political transitional period, state-run news media MENA reported. This new working constitution will be in effect until a new one is drafted and approved. General Mamdouh Shahin, a member of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, will give a news conference Wednesday. Constitutional declaration, which will override the current 1971 constitution, will define the powers of the executive and judicial branches as well as institute laws to govern the presidential and parliamentarian election processes. The declaration is also expected to include articles about citizens' rights and freedoms. The laws gave police overreaching powers to arrest anyone perceived as suspicious and detain them indefinitely without charges. Although no date has been set yet for presidential elections. The new president and parliament are expected to lead the process of forming a new constitution.
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(CNN) -- Egypt's RULE ARMED FORCES CONTROL will PROCLAIM Wednesday a LEGAL STATEMENT that will FUNCTION as a working constitution in the PRESENT political MIDDLE TIME, state-run REPORTS MEDIUM MENA reported. This INNOVATIVE working constitution will be in PRODUCE until a FRESH one is drafted and AGREE. General Mamdouh Shahin, an AFFILIATE of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, will give a INFORMATION MEETING Wednesday. Constitutional declarations, which will TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER the EXISTING 1971 constitution, will IDENTIFY the powers of the executive and judicial branches as well as ESTABLISH laws to RULE the presidential and parliamentarian VOTE processes. The declaration is also LIKELY to CONTAIN articles about NATION rights and freedoms. The laws gave police overreaching powers to DETAIN anyone APPARENT as DOUBTFUL and HOLD them indefinitely WITH NO charges. EVEN THOUGH no date has been PUT SO FAR for presidential elections. The LATEST president and LEGISLATURE are PROJECTED to DIRECT the PROCEDURE of MAKING a NEW-FANGLED constitution.
Western leaders consider arming Libyan rebels By the CNN Wire Staff March 30, 2011
CNN) -- European and American leaders weighed the pros and cons of arming Libya's rebels Wednesday -- a possibility made more urgent by a series of new military setbacks for forces seeking to topple strongman Moammar Gadhafi. Government forces have been pushing from Bin Jawad to Ras Lanuf, a critical eastern oil town that the opposition seized on Sunday. Gadhafi's military has also launched escalated strikes in the western town of Misrata.
The new offensive was launched in the wake of an international arms embargo and air strike campaign designed to establish a no-fly zone and provide humanitarian relief for civilians threatened by the Libyan military.
British Prime Minister David Cameron told the House of Commons Wednesday that the United Nations Security Council mandate "allows all necessary measures to protect civilians and populated areas (and) this would not necessarily rule out provision of assistance to those protecting civilians in certain circumstances." "As I've said before, we do not rule it out but we have not taken the decision to do so," he said.
U.S. President Barack Obama said Tuesday he is also open to the possibility of arming rebel fighters.
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European and American leaders weighed the pros and cons of arming Libya's rebels Wednesday -- a possibility made more urgent by a series of new military setbacks for forces seeking to topple strongman Moammar Gadhafi Another problem: a possible al Qaeda and Hezbollah presence within Libya's rebel movement. U.S. intelligence has detected evidence of "flickers" of al Qaeda and Hezbollah elements among the rebels, according to Adm. James Stavridis, the U.S. NATO commander.
Al Qaeda has had a presence in North Africa for years.
"It's hard to tell who all the leaders are in the opposition," the official said, but "the rebels do not appear to be adopting an al Qaeda bent or ideology in Libya."
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters Tuesday that the rebel leaders meeting with Clinton "made clear what their principles are."
Western leaders consider arming Libyan rebels By the CNN Wire Staff March 30, 2011
CNN) -- European and American leaders weighed the pros and cons of arming Libya's rebels Wednesday -- a possibility made more urgent by a series of new military setbacks for forces seeking to topple strongman Moammar Gadhafi. Government forces have been pushing from Bin Jawad to Ras Lanuf, a critical eastern oil town that the opposition seized on Sunday. Gadhafi's military has also launched escalated strikes in the western town of Misrata.
The new offensive was launched in the wake of an international arms embargo and air strike campaign designed to establish a no-fly zone and provide humanitarian relief for civilians threatened by the Libyan military.
British Prime Minister David Cameron told the House of Commons Wednesday that the United Nations Security Council mandate "allows all necessary measures to protect civilians and populated areas (and) this would not necessarily rule out provision of assistance to those protecting civilians in certain circumstances." "As I've said before, we do not rule it out but we have not taken the decision to do so," he said.
U.S. President Barack Obama said Tuesday he is also open to the possibility of arming rebel fighters.
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European and American leaders weighed the pros and cons of arming Libya's rebels Wednesday -- a possibility made more urgent by a series of new military setbacks for forces seeking to topple strongman Moammar Gadhafi Another problem: a possible al Qaeda and Hezbollah presence within Libya's rebel movement. U.S. intelligence has detected evidence of "flickers" of al Qaeda and Hezbollah elements among the rebels, according to Adm. James Stavridis, the U.S. NATO commander. Al Qaeda has had a presence in North Africa for years.
"It's hard to tell who all the leaders are in the opposition," the official said, but "the rebels do not appear to be adopting an al Qaeda bent or ideology in Libya."
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters Tuesday that the rebel leaders meeting with Clinton "made clear what their principles are."
Report: African-Americans fall in equality index By the CNN Wire Staff
African-Americans are faring slightly worse FAMILY MEMBER to their white counterparts than they did PREVIOUS year, according to an index FREE Thursday by the National Urban League. The group's 2011 Equality Index STAND at 71.5%, compared to a revised index last year of 72.1%, the league said as it FREE its annual report, CALL The State of Black America. The league CREDITED the 2011 drop to a decline in the FINANCES index, driven by housing and wealth FACTOR, and to a decline in the health index, AMBITIOUS by children's health. Since the Equality Index was INTRODUCE in 2005, researchers have found growing PARITY between blacks and whites in the BEING WITHOUT A JOB rate, the percentage of uninsured, the incarceration rate, and prisoners as a PROPORTION of arrests, the league said. The index of median FAMILY income has remained UNAFFECTED, the league said. In 2010, the index measured Hispanics in America for the first time. This year's index FIND them faring slightly better than last year COMPARE to their white counterparts, at 76.8% compared to a revised 2010 index of 76.6%, the league said. In the past DAY, the league said it has EXPERIENTIAL growing gaps in the relative status of blacks and whites in the areas of loan access, wealth and children's health. For Hispanics, there have been INCREASING gaps in the areas of loan access and college enrollment, it said. BY ISABELLA OLIVIERI with change
Haiti's presidential election results delayed by fraud
Fraud has forced Haiti to delay the results of the second round in search of choosing a new president. It was assumed that the results were announced Thursday, but the Provisional Electoral Council asked for four more days to publish the results, which are not expected until 16 April. The agency said a senior fraud has been detected in the tribulation of votes. Charges of election fraud and other irregularities together with a series of protests sparked for several days in Port au Prince and other cities. In January, a vote disqualified Celestin, and in the second round and faces Martelly Manigat. Both have demonstrated their confidence. The second round went off peacefully amid concerns that foresee the return of former Jean-Bertrand Aristide could disrupt the vote. This came two days before the second round but has kept a low profile and has not endorsed any candidate. Haiti's next leader will face major challenges as the impoverished country struggles to rebuild after the earthquake happened. _________________________________________________MODIFIED DECEPTION has STRAINED Haiti to POSTPONE the OUTCOMES of the second round in search of choosing a new president. It was UNDERSTOOD that the results were SUPPOSED announced Thursday, but the Provisional Electoral Council asked for four more days to ANNOUNCE the results, which are not expected until 16 April. The agency said a senior fraud has been detected in the MISFORTUNE of votes. Charges of election fraud and other irregularities together with a series of protests sparked for NUMEROUS days in Port au Prince and other cities. In January, a vote BANNED Celestin, and in the second round it faces Martelly and Manigat. Both have demonstrated their SELF-ASSURANCE. The second round went off SERENELY, amid concerns that PREDICT of the return of former Jean-Bertrand Aristide could disrupt the vote. This came two days before the second round but has MAINTAIN a low profile and has not CERTIFIED any candidate. Haiti's next CHIEF will face major challenges as the IMPECUNIOUS country FIGHTS to RECONSTRUCTION after the earthquake happened. - Isabella Cotes
Egypt is looking for answers regarding its government , But religion is getting in the way. It has emerged as a powerful political force. There is a battle consuming Egypt about the direction of its revolution, the military council is sending contradictory signals. When the new prime minister, addressed the crowd in Tahrir Square this month he stood by his side. A Brotherhood member was also appointed to the committee that drafted amendments to the Constitution.
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Egypt is looking for answers regarding its government after its successful revolution. But religion is getting in the way.
In post-revolutionary Egypt, where hope and confusion collide in the daily struggle to build a contemporary nation, religion has emerged as a strong political force, following an uprising that was based on nonreligious ideals. The Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamic group once banned by the state, is at the forefront, transformed into a silent partner with the military government that many fear will thwart fundamental changes. There is a battle consuming Egypt about the direction of its revolution, and the military council that is now running the country is sending adverse signals. Egyptians are searching for signs of clarity in such declarations, hoping to discern the direction of a state led by an enigmatic military council brought to power by a revolution based on demands for democracy, rule of law and an end to corruption. When the new prime minister, Essam Sharaf, addressed the crowd in Tahrir Square this month, Mohamed el-Beltagi, a prominent Brotherhood member, stood by his side. A Brotherhood member was also appointed to the committee that drafted amendments to the Constitution.
Haiti's presidential election results delayed by fraud
The fraud has forced the electoral council to delay the results of the runoff election for the purpose of electing a new president. It was presumed that the results were announced on Thursday, but the Provisional Electoral Council made a request for four more days to publish the results, which are expected on April 16. The agency said that a high level of fraud and other irregularities have been detected in the tribulation of votes. Charges of fraud, other irregularities and protests erupted in Port-au-Prince and other cities. A review of votes disqualified Celestin, making Martelly and Manigat face each other in the second round. Both are very confident. The second round went off peacefully amid concerns, particularly that the former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide could disrupt the vote. He arrived in Haiti for two days, but has kept al low profile and has not endorsed any candidate. The next leader will face major challenges as the impoverished country struggles to rebuild after the terrible earthquake happened. ______________________________________________ Modified The DECEPTION has STRAINED the electoral council to POSTPONE the results of the SURPLUS election for the INTENTION of CHOOSING a new president. It was PRESUMED the results to be announced on Thursday, but the Provisional Electoral Council made a PETITION for four more days to ANNOUNCE the results, which are PROJECTED TO April 16. The agency said that an ELEVATED level of fraud and other irregularities have been PRESENCED in the MISFORTUNE of votes. Charges of fraud, other irregularities and protests SPREAD in Port-au-Prince and other cities. An APPRAISE of votes BANNED Celestin, making Martelly and Manigat face each other in the second SET. Both are very SELF-ASSURED. The second round went off SERENELY AMONG concerns, PARTICULARLY that the President Jean-Bertrand Aristide could DISRUPT the vote. He arrived in Haiti for two days, but has kept al low profile and has not CERTIFIED any candidate. The next CHIEF will face major challenges as the IMPECUNIOUS country struggles to RECOSNTRUCT after the HORRIFIC earthquake happened.
7 winners claim Mega Millions ticket By the CNN Wire Staff
Schenectady, New York (CNN) -- Seven New Yorkers, known as The Albany seven, CLAIMED a $319 million JACKPOT in the multistate Mega Millions LOTTERY Thursday. They are CO-WORKERS at New York state's Division of Housing and Community Renewal, where they have been playing the LOTTERY for years in an OFFICE POOL. To one of them, ANOTHER CUSTOMER cut in front of him before BUYING the TICKET at Coulson's News STORE in Albany. That CUSTOMER BOUGHT a LOTTERY TICKET, and the NEXT TICKET PURCHASED at the STORE was the WINNING TICKET. The GROUP CHOSE the cash OPTION, so they are RECEIVING a one-time, lump-sum payment of $202.9 million. after TAXES, EACH will pocket OVER $19 million. Mega Millions is played in 41 states and the District of Columbia, and is the BIGGEST JACKPOT GAME in the COUNTRY, according to the LOTTERY. The $319 million JACKPOT is the sixth-largest Mega Million JACKPOT EVER and the LARGEST for a SINGLE TICKET EVER CLAIMED in New York.
Schenectady, New York (CNN) -- Seven New Yorkers, known as The Albany seven, DEMANDED a $319 million PRIZE in the multistate Mega Millions GAMBLING Thursday. They are COLLEAGUES at New York state's Division of Housing and Community Renewal, where they have been playing the GAMBLING for years in an WORKPLACE SUPPLY OF MONEY. To one of them, A NEW CLIENT cut in front of him before PURCHASING the COUPON at Coulson's News SHOP in Albany. That CLIENT PURCHASED a GAMBLING COUPON, and the FOLLOWING COUPON OBTAINED at the SHOP was the VICTORIOUS COUPON. The SEPTET PICKED the cash ALTERNATIVE, so they are GETTING a one-time, lump-sum payment of $202.9 million. After TOLLS, EVERY ONE will pocket ABOUT $19 million. Mega Millions is played in 41 states and the District of Columbia, and is the GREATEST PRIZE CONTEST in the NATION, according to the GAMBLING. The $319 million PRIZE is the sixth-largest Mega Million PRIZE OF ALL THE TIME and the BIGGEST for a PARTICULAR COUPON OF ALL THE TIME EMANDED in New York.
Bomb explodes at Swiss nuclear group's office; 2 hurt
Two people were injured when a parcel bomb exploded on Thursday in the offices of a Swiss umbrella group for the nuclear industry, police said. The incident occurred in the offices of Swissnuclear in the town of Olten. The pair suffered minor injuries and were taken to a hospital. The approval process for three new nuclear power plants had been stopped because of the disaster in Japan. Safety standards will be reviewed in all existing nuclear power plants. Switzerland derives 39.3% of its electricity from nuclear energy. Nuclear energy makes up 10% of the overall production of energy in the country. ------------------------------------------------ MODIFIED
Two people were AFFECTED when a parcel bomb WAS DETONATED on Thursday in the offices of a Swiss umbrella group for the nuclear industry, police said. The SITUATION occurred in the offices of Swissnuclear in the town of Olten. The pair HAD minor injuries and were taken to a hospital. The ACCEPTATION process for three new nuclear power plants had been PAUSED because of the INCIDENT in Japan. Safety standards will be EXAMINATED in all existing nuclear power plants. Switzerland derives 39.3% of its electricity from nuclear energy. Nuclear energy makes up 10% of the TOTAL GENERATION of energy in the country.
Girl, 4, reunited with family after possible communications mix-up From Adriana Hauser, STORY HIGHLIGHTS
New York (CNN) -- Four-year-old Emily Ruiz flew first class from Guatemala to the United States Wednesday for a tearful reunion with her mom, dad and younger brother. . Emily, the daughter of Guatemalan immigrants living in New York without CERTIFICATION, had spent five months recuperating from asthma while visiting her grandparents in Guatemala, Sperling said. He was denied entry into the United States. That placed Emily in the middle of an immigration quagmire. According to her family, immigration officials gave her parents two options: Emily could be sent to Guatemala with her grandfather, or she could be turned over to state custody. She returned to Central America. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency has ASUME that it offered to have the parents pick Emily up. The agency "strives to reunite U.S. citizen KIDS with their parents. If the parents choose not to take CARE of their children, (the agency) works with other agencies to GUARANTEE the children's safety and well being, up to and including releasing them into the custody of other relatives," spokesman Lloyd M. Sterling said. Jeanne Butterfield, former executive director of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said the customs officers had a number of choices once they decided to not allow Emily's grandfather into the NATION . They could have taken Emily to her connecting flight and put her in the care of the airline until she reached her parents in New York, or they could have PERMITED the parents or a third party to pick her up, she said. A third option would have been to contact Child Protective Services, which could have taken temporary custody of the YOUNG girl, she said. "CBP had absolutely no basis to deny custody to parents based solely on their immigration status," she said. ALEJANDRO TINOCO PART 1
Girl, 4, reunited with family after possible communications mix-up From Adriana Hauser, STORY HIGHLIGHTS
New York (CNN) -- Four-year-old Emily Ruiz flew first class from Guatemala to the United States Wednesday for a tearful reunion with her mom, dad and younger brother. . Emily, the daughter of Guatemalan immigrants living in New York without DOCUMENTATION, had spent five months recuperating from asthma while visiting her grandparents in Guatemala, Sperling said. He was denied entry into the United States. That placed Emily in the middle of an immigration quagmire. According to her family, immigration officials gave her parents two options: Emily could be sent to Guatemala with her grandfather, or she could be turned over to state custody. She returned to Central America. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency has SAID that it offered to have the parents pick Emily up. The agency "strives to reunite U.S. citizen CHILDREN with their parents. If the parents choose not to take CUSTODY of their children, (the agency) works with other agencies to ENSURE the children's safety and well being, up to and including releasing them into the custody of other relatives," spokesman Lloyd M. Sterling said. Jeanne Butterfield, former executive director of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said the customs officers had a number of choices once they decided to not allow Emily's grandfather into the COUNTRY. They could have taken Emily to her connecting flight and put her in the care of the airline until she reached her parents in New York, or they could have ALLOWED the parents or a third party to pick her up, she said. A third option would have been to contact Child Protective Services, which could have taken temporary custody of the LITTLE girl, she said. "CBP had absolutely no basis to deny custody to parents based solely on their immigration status," she said.
Internal documents and emails now show that Millennium was intentionally deceiving state officials about the size of the project. In reality, they were actually planning to build a facility that would export up to an astounding 80 million tons of coal each year – nearly 15 times what the company had publicly claimed.
This is about how united states is planning a new way to be a potential in the economics.
The export of coal in the terminals is more bigger,Domestic coal companies are determined to feed the booming Chinese market. Mao runs Isaac Technology Venture Corp. and is a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. He started blogging in 2002 and is followed closely as an influential figure who works behind the constraints of China's so-called 'Great Firewall', which closely monitors and restricts online content. The state policy on online media led to a public fight last year with Google when the company decided to side-step Chinese censor laws by moving its search engine functions to servers outside the mainland. The problems with Google's Gmail service in China is Beijing's way "to test the tolerance of the people," Mao said. On March 21, Google announced that it appeared the Chinese government was at the root of problems that have dogged domestic use of Gmail since the end of January. The move signaled a new front on the internet giant's ongoing battles with Beijing since the service wasn't overtly blocked, but instead bedeviled with performance issues such as long log-on times, difficulties sending mail and using instant messenger.
Google making app that would identify people's faces By Mark Milian, CNN
Google is trying to create a mobile application which gives the personal information of someone.
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-------------------------------------------------- Google making app that would identify people's faces By Mark Milian, CNN
Google is trying to create a mobile application which gives the personal information of someone.
Google is working on a mobile application that would (ENABLE) users to (SHOOT) (IMAGES) of (DWELLING’S) faces in order to (LOG IN) their (PARTICULAR) information. To be (KNOWN) (THROUGH) the software, people would have to (COINCIDE) to give Google permission to (ENTRY) their (PHOTOS) and (SKYLINE) information. Profiles product (ADMIT) a user's name, (TELEPHONE) (CIPHER) and e-mail address. Google has (INITATED) to (SET) how the privacy features would (ACT). Facial (INSPECTION) could be (RELEASED) as an update to an (OLD) Google tool, such as its image (SEEK) (MOTOR). Google has the (PROFICIENT) capabilities to (APPLY) this (KIND) of search engine for years. The system could be (SHEDULED) to (RELATED) (IMAGES) publicly on Facebook, Flickr and other photo-sharing (LINKS). Those efforts had frequently (CONK) (INSIDE) because of (INTEREST) within Google about how (PERSONAL) (RECOMMENDS) might (GET) the product. Neven’s company (Neven vision) that was acquired by Google (TRAINED) in object and facial recognition (GROWING). The software (ACKNOWLEDGE) friends and family (INDIVIDUALS) in computer's photo library. Google (PURCHASE) a company called Like.com, which (PARTICULARIZE) in (FINDING) product images but also did work in (CONSTRUE) pictures of people. Critics say the company (CONSTANTLY) (INFRIGE) on people's privacy. Buzz social-networking (DUTY) (BRING OUT) the names of people with whom Gmail users (STEADLY) (TRANSMIT). Google quickly (ARRANGE) the (CONFLICT). Google also faces numerous (DOUBTS) from governments (CONSIDERING) information (ACCUMULATE) by its Street View vans. Google also is concerned about the legal implications of facial recognition. Google has (CAUGHT) steps to (GUARANTEE) (ENDORSERS) have explicitly (CONCORD) on record to (PROVE) the service. The novelty of this (KIND) of product may (AID) (APPEAL) early adopters. Karen North (the director of a University of Southern California) (PROGRAMME) and studies online privacy. North said she (CONSIDERS) Google has a tendency to push (CONFINESS) in order to (CONQUER) competitors. Google (ADMIT) the (DESPICABLE) ways (ANYONE) could leverage facial-recognition technology. Many people are (TRULY) scared of it. Neven and a Google spokesman described the facial-recognition app (IDEA) as "(PRESERVATIVE)" in relation to privacy. Neven (EXPECTED) many circumstances where people would (ACCEPT) to be found. People can use their phones to (PHOTOGRAPH) each other's pictures and instantly (SURF) to that person's profile, rather than (SHARE) business cards or (RECALL) a user name. Google redesigned its Profiles pages in a (SHIFT) that more (NEARLY) (MATCHS) Facebook's site. BY PAOLA AROCHA
Success! New York Times Public Editor Says Child Rape Story "Lacked Balance" by Shelby Knox · This article is about some citizens of New York who send some emails to New York times because of a crime of an 11-year-old Texas girl was to blame for her own gang-rape. So Brisbane wrote in his post: The story dealt with a hideous crime but addressed concerns about the ruined lives of the perpetrators without acknowledging the obvious: concern for the victim. Besides the following it becomes important to report on that as well by seeking out voices of professional authorities or dissenting community members who will at least address, and not ignore, the plight of the young girl involved. Nonetheless it is important to analyze how 40,000 Change.org members sent a message to those same reporters that readers will hold them accountable for blaming victims for their own assaults. This is a step forward on the long road to ridding the media of misogyny and forcing our entire culture to take rape, and rape victims, seriously. Citizens are able to talk and reject any type of rape and give assistance to person in need. By: Juanita Landinez MODIFIED
Success! New York Times Public Editor Says Child Rape Story "Lacked Balance" by Shelby Knox · This article is about some citizens of New York who send some emails to New York times because of a crime of an 11-year-old Texas girl was to blame for her own gang-rape. So Brisbane wrote in his post: The story dealt with a hideous crime but addressed concerns about the ruined lives of the perpetrators without acknowledging the obvious: concern for the victim. With the following it becomes important to report on that as well by seeking out voices of professional authorities or dissenting community members who will at least address, and not ignore, the plight of the young girl involved. Nonetheless it is important to analyze how 40,000 Change.org members sent a message to those same publicist that readers will hold them accountable for blaming victims for their own assaults. This is a step forward on the long road to ridding the media of misogyny and forcing our entire culture to take rape, and rape victims, seriously. Citizens are able to talk and reject any type of rape and give assistance to person in need. By: Juanita Landinez
New York (CNN) -- A National Transportation Safety Board investigation has revealed new facts about the Bronx crash that killed 15 people in early March, with the head of the NTSB issuing renewed calls for changes in bus safety and regulation of bus companies. Driver Ophadell Williams statement to authorities that a tractor-trailer may have clipped the bus causing the accident, the NTSB engineer who examined the bus found no evidence to indicate that a truck had come into contact with it. Colliding with a highway signpost that penetrated the windshield and speared the entire length of the bus, killing 15 passengers, according to Hersman. Investigators determined that the bus was traveling at 78 miles per hour at some point between leaving the Connecticut casino and the scene of the accident, while the speed limit at that stretch of roadway was 50 miles per hour."Unlike when travelers get in their own automobiles, passengers boarding a motor coach place their lives in the hands of the motor coach operator and its driver,".The Department of Transportation currently is working on rules covering the recommendations. The full report of what happened is expected to be completed within 12 months.
New York (CNN) -- A National Transportation Safety Board investigation has ANNOUNCED new facts about the Bronx crash that killed 15 people in early March, with the head of the NTSB issuing renewed calls for changes in bus safety and regulation of bus ENTERPRISE. Driver Ophadell Williams statement to authorities that a tractor-trailer may have clipped the bus causing the UNEXEPECTED EVENT, the NTSB engineer who ANALYZE the bus DISCOVER no evidence to SHOWS that a truck had come into CLOSENESS with it. Colliding with a highway signpost that ACCESS the windshield and speared the WHOLE length of the bus, killing 15 passengers. DETECTIVES determined that the bus was traveling at 78 miles per hour, ALTHOUGHT the speed limit at that stretch of roadway was 50 miles per hour. "Unlike when travelers get in their own CARS, passengers boarding a motor coach place their lives in the hands of the motor coach operator and its driver,".The Department of Transportation NORMALY is working on rules FOLLOWING the recommendations. The full report of what happened is CALCULATED to be completed within 12 months.
Google making app that would identify people's faces
In order to be identified by the software, people would have to check a box agreeing to give Google permission to access their pictures and profile information, said Hartmut Neven, the Google engineering director for image-recognition development. Google's Profiles product includes a user's name, phone number and e-mail address. Neven Vision specialized in object and facial recognition development. In 2009, Google acquired a company called Like.com, which specialized in searching product images but also did work in interpreting pictures of people. Google has also filed for patents in the area of facial recognition. As Google's size and clout grow, so does the chorus of critics who say the company frequently encroaches on people's privacy. Over the years, Google has made various missteps. Google also is concerned about the legal implications of facial recognition. Google acknowledges the nefarious ways someone could leverage facial-recognition technology. Neven and a Google spokesman described the facial-recognition app concept as "conservative" in relation to privacy.
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Google making app that would identify people's faces
In order to be FOUND by the PROGRAM, people would have to check a CASE agreeing to give Google PERMIT to access their IMAGES and profile information, said Hartmut Neven, the Google engineering MANAGER for PICTURE-recognition development. Google's SHAPE product includes a user's NOUN, phone number and e-mail DIRECTION. Neven Vision PROFESSIONAL in object and facial recognition DEVELOPING. In 2009, Google acquired a ENTERPRISE called Like.com, which PROFESSIONAL in searching product PICTURE but also did work in interpreting IMAGES of people. Google has also filed for patents in the area of facial recognition. HOW Google's size and clout GROW UP, so does the chorus of critics who say the company frequently encroaches on POPULATION's privacy. Over the years, Google has made various missteps. Google also is concerned about the LAWFUL implications of facial recognition. Google acknowledges the nefarious ways someone could leverage facial-recognition technology. HE and a Google spokesman EXPLAIN the facial-recognition app concept as "conservative in relation to privacy.
(CNN) -- Ask Rosa Maria Cruz-Muller how many children she has, and she'll answer you with a shrug. The answer is in the hundreds, perhaps thousands. The 53-year-old government employee has three biological children. The rest she rescued from the streets, took them home and gave them a new life ... away from drugs, abuse and an early death. During a recent walk around the bridge, Mama Rosy gave some children clothes. She took two boys who were particularly hungry to a nearby supermarket and bought them food and sandals with her own money. She has gained the children's trust by always being available, always. She also frequently goes to the pier looking for children begging for money or doing drugs. This is also a place where they're picked up by pedophiles so her goal is to try to get them away from there as soon as possible. One of the children she rescued is now a young man who works at the pier maintaining boats. As soon as he sees her at the pier, he comes out of the water and gives her a wet hug. Children are welcome at her home in downtown Acapulco 24 hours a day, where they can always get a hot meal and a shower. Others keep coming back now as adults with a family; Mama Rosy already counts 24 nonbiological grandchildren. But for every success story there's a heartbreak. Many of the kids she tries to rescue simply disappear without leaving any trace. Mama Rosy cries as she reads letters from Jahaira. "I always remember her. She was a beautiful girl. Very happy, how do you say, traviesa, a prankster! But she was only a girl and only 16 years old." Mama Rosy has three biological children, including Vanessa Santoyo, who routinely helps with the children who suffer from both physical and emotional wounds. Santoyo describes her mother as her "hero; the best mom of the world for me and the others”.
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(CNN) -- Ask Rosa Maria Cruz-Muller how many children she has, and she'll answer you with a GESTICULATION. The answer is in the hundreds, POSSIBLY thousands. The 53-year-old government employee has three biological children. The rest she rescued from the streets, took them home and gave them a new life ... away from drugs, abuse and an early death. During a recent walk around the bridge, Mama Rosy gave some children clothes. She took two boys who were particularly hungry to a nearby supermarket and bought them food and sandals with her own money. She has WON the children's trust by always being ACCESSIBLE, always. She also NORMALLY goes to the pier looking for children begging for money or doing drugs. This is also a place where they're picked up by pedophiles so her goal is to try to get them away from there as PRESSENTLY as possible. One of the children she rescued is now a young man who works at the pier maintaining boats. As soon as he sees her at the pier, he comes out of the water and gives her a wet hug. Children are welcome at her home in downtown Acapulco 24 hours a day, where they can always get a hot meal and a shower. Others keep coming back now as adults with a family; Mama Rosy already counts 24 nonbiological grandchildren. But for every success story there's a BADONE. Many of the kids she tries to rescue simply GO AWAY without leaving any trace. Mama Rosy cries as she reads letters from Jahaira. "I always remember her. She was a beautiful girl. Very EXCITED, how do you say, traviesa, a prankster! But she was only a girl and only 16 years old." Mama Rosy has three biological children, including Vanessa Santoyo, who NORMALLY helps with the children who suffer from both physical and emotional wounds. Santoyo describes her mother as her "hero; the best mom of the world for me and the NONBIOLOGICONES”.
By: Rafael S. Frieri C. Article: UK, Iceland in raid on Kaupthing Bank Author: Andrew Ward Thesis: The police in Luxembourg have raided permises related to Iceland’s fail Kaupthing Bank. More than 70 investigators took part in searches of three business premises and two residential addresses in Luxembourg. The Tchenguiz brothers, who had close ties to Kaupthing before its collapse, were both later released without charge and have denied wrongdoing. The Rowland family bought the healthy assets of Kaupthing Luxembourg in 2009 and renamed it Banque Havilland. No arrests were made during the Luxembourg operation, according to people involved in the raids. When the probe was launched, the SFO said it was focused on "decision-making processes which appear to have allowed substantial value to be extracted from the bank in the weeks and days before its collapse".Kaupthing was one of three Icelandic banks which collapsed at the height of the global credit crunch with debts equivalent to more than 10 times Iceland's gross domestic product, forcing the country to seek a multibillion dollar bail-out from the International Monetary Fund. Thesis: The police in Luxembourg have raided permises related to Iceland’s fail Kaupthing Bank. More than 70 investigators took cards searches of three business premises and two residential addresses in Luxembourg. The Tchenguiz brothers, who had close ties to Kaupthing before its collapse, were two of them after released with no charge and have denied wrongdoing. The Rowland family bought the healthy assets of Kaupthing Luxembourg in 2009 and change the name to it Banque Havilland. No arrests were made when the Luxembourg operation, according to people involved in the raids. When the probe was launched, the SFO said it was concentrated on "decision-making processes which appear to have allowed substantial value to be extracted from the bank in the weeks and days before its collapse".Kaupthing was one of three Icelandic banks which collapsed at the height of the all around the world credit crunch with debts equivalent to more than 10 times Iceland's gross domestic product, making the country to seek a multibillion dollar bail-out from the International Monetary Fund.
Google making app that would identify people's faces By Mark Milian March 31, 2011 Google is working on a mobile application that would allow users to snap pictures of people's faces in order to access their personal information.While Google has begun to establish how the privacy features would work, Neven did not say when the company intends to RELEASE the product.Just as Google has crawled trillions of Web pages to deliver results for traditional search queries, the system could be programmed to associate pictures publicly available on Facebook, Flickr and other photo-sharing sites with a person's name.Google acknowledges the NEFARIOUS ways someone could LEVERAGE facial-recognition technology.Neven and a Google spokesman described the facial-recognition app concept as "conservative" in relation to privacy.On wednesday the company announced a new social-search tool, called +1, that allows people to share helpful search links with their friends. ________________________________________________
Google making app that would identify people's faces By Mark Milian March 31, 2011 Google is working on a mobile application that would allow users to take pictures of people's faces in order to access their personal information.While Google has begun to establish how the privacy features would work, Neven did not say when the company intends to DELIVER the product.Just as Google has crawled trillions of Web pages to deliver results for traditional search queries, the system could be programmed to associate pictures publicly available on Facebook, Flickr and other photo-sharing sites with a person's name.Google acknowledges the ATROCIOUS things someone could PERFORM with facial-recognition technology.Neven and a Google spokesman described the facial-recognition app concept as "conservative" in relation to privacy. On wednesday the company announced a new social-search tool, called +1, that allows people to share helpful search links with their friends.
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Name: Priscilla Torres. 8ºB Reports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- THOUSANDS of Japanese, still AWATING ANSWERS on the FATE of their LOVED ones NEARLY three weeks AFTER an IMMENSE EARTHQUAKE and SUSEQUENT TSUNAMI, were dealt another BLOW Thursday. Media reports SUGGEST their relatives' bodies, located NEAR the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be IMPROVED because of RADIATION fears. Authorities may not be ABLE to REACH some bodies and RESULTING tsunami March 11. PROPER HANDLING of the bodies would DEPEND on their levels of radioactivity.
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Reports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- LOTS of Japanese, still PENDING RESPONDS on the DESTINY of their APPRECIATED ones ALMOST three weeks FOLLOWING an HUGE QUAKE and SUCCESSIVE HUGE WAVE OF WATER, were dealt another GUST Thursday. Media reports ADVISE their relatives' bodies, located CLOSE TO the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be IMPROVED because of ENERGY fears. Authorities may not be POSSIBLE to ARRIVE AT some bodies and CONSEQUENT tsunami March 11. APPROPIATE MANAGEMENT of the bodies would BE DEPENDENT on their levels of radioactivity.
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Name: Priscilla Torres. 8ºB Reports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- THOUSANDS of Japanese, still AWATING ANSWERS on the FATE of their LOVED ones NEARLY three weeks AFTER an IMMENSE EARTHQUAKE and SUSEQUENT TSUNAMI, were dealt another BLOW Thursday. Media reports SUGGEST their relatives' bodies, located NEAR the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be IMPROVED because of RADIATION fears. Authorities may not be ABLE to REACH some bodies and RESULTING tsunami March 11. PROPER HANDLING of the bodies would DEPEND on their levels of radioactivity.
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Reports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- LOTS of Japanese, still PENDING RESPONDS on the DESTINY of their APPRECIATED ones ALMOST three weeks FOLLOWING an HUGE QUAKE and SUCCESSIVE HUGE WAVE OF WATER, were dealt another GUST Thursday. Media reports ADVISE their relatives' bodies, located CLOSE TO the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be IMPROVED because of ENERGY fears. Authorities may not be POSSIBLE to ARRIVE AT some bodies and CONSEQUENT tsunami March 11. APPROPIATE MANAGEMENT of the bodies would BE DEPENDENT on their levels of radioactivity.
PART 2 INFANCY PHOTOS OF THE FUTURE BRITISH PRINCESS have been released on the DUET´S official royal MARRIAGE CEREMONY WEB PAGE. Along with the PICTURES, the WEB PAGE SHOWED an official biography of KATE MIDDLETON, which SHOWED HOW KATE had PASSED time living in Jordan as a KID. In may 1984, WHEN SHE WAS 2, KATE moved with her RELATIVES to Amman in Jordan, where her DADDY worked for 18 MONTHS, the WEB PAGE ASSURED. As well as her SCOLARSHIP and work history, the biography ENUMERATES her DUTTIES. “The PRINCESS´S FAMILY and Buckingham Palace have kept a CLOSE reign on DATA THAT HASTO BE WITH THE FUTURE PRINCESS, ever since her relationship with THE BRITISH prince William became public NEWS 7 YEARS AGO. The official WEB PAGE for the MARRIAGE CEREMONY OF THE BRITISH PRINCE to KATE was ANNOUNCED on March 2.
Family pictures of Kate Middleton released By Susannah Palk for CNN
PART 1 Childhood pictures of Kate Middleton have been released on the couple's official royal wedding website. Along with the photos, the website released an official biography of the future princess, which revealed she had spent time living in Jordan as a child. In May 1984, at the age of two, Catherine moved with her family to Amman in Jordan, where her father worked for two and a half years, the website stated .As well as her education and work history, the biography lists her hobbies."The Middleton family and Buckingham Palace have kept a tight reign on information regarding Kate Middleton, ever since her relationship with Britain's Prince William became public knowledge in 2004.The official website for the wedding of Prince William to Middleton was launched on March 2.
Fourth graders in Sandy, Utah had win a visit from Miranda Cosgrove, star of Nickelodeon's popular show iCarly because they were the grade that enter the most anti bullying PLEDGES. Miranda signed a lot of photos and took pictures with the kids. Many of the students are even more COMMITTED to standing against bullying after the visit. It is ENCOURAGING that Cosgrove took the time to teach an important lesson to the 90 students at Crescent Elementary School, but what are the rest of the 214 million HOUSEHOLDS that Nickelodeon reaches learning from her? Her visit proves that she can have a positive IMPACT, and that she cares about this issue, so why not take it up on her own show? It would have an INCREDIBLE results.
Fourth graders in Sandy, Utah had win a visit from Miranda Cosgrove, star of Nickelodeon's popular show iCarly because they were the grade that enter the most anti bullying ASSURANCE. Many of the students are even more DEDICATED to standing against bullying after the visit. It is CHEERFUL that Cosgrove took the time to teach an important lesson to the 90 students at Crescent Elementary School, but what are the rest of the 214 million OCCUPANTS that Nickelodeon reaches learning from her? Her visit proves that she can have a positive CONTACT, and that she cares about this issue, so why not take it up on her own show? It would have an WONDERFUL results.
Venezuela's Chavez receives press freedom award in Argentina By Brian Byrnes, For CNN
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was given a prestigious journalism award in Argentina on Tuesday. Chavez received the Rodolfo Walsh journalism award from Argentina's Universidad Nacional de La Plata "for his unquestionable and authentic commitment to support the freedom of peoples”. Chavez accused large media outlets of "manipulation" and said that in Venezuela today, there is "more freedom of expression and the press than any time in our history." The Rodolfo Walsh award, given to people who advance the cause of press freedom. Flush with petrodollars, Chavez's government in 2005 helped create Telesur, a state-funded television network that covers news from throughout Latin America and the globe. Journalists and politicians in Argentina criticized the choice of Chavez as the award recipient, claiming that he has continually worked to silence his critics and suppress freedom of the press throughout Venezuela."Chavez has closed more than 30 radio stations and six television channels and constantly threatens to take away broadcast licenses of any media that is at all critical of his administration,".
PART 2 HUGO CHAVEZ PRESIDENT OF THE NATION OF VENEXUELA RECEIVED AN IMPORTANT journalism award in Argentina on Tuesday. HE ACQUIRED the Rodolfo Walsh journalism award from AN UNIVERSTIY CALLED Universidad national de la Plata “BECAUSE OF his PURE COMPROMISE to REINFORCE the LIBERTY of peoples.” THE PRESIDENT OF VENEZULA BLAMED large media MEANS OF “manipulation” and ASSURES that in HIS COUNTRY NOW A DAYS, there is “more LIBERTY of expression and the JOURNALISM than any PERIOD .” The Rodolfo Walsh award, IS DELIVER to people who PROGRESS the IDEAL of JOURNALISM LIBERTY. Flush with petrodollars , HUGO´S ADMINISTRATION 6 YEARS AGO COOPERATED TO ELABORATE Telesur, a LOCAL-funded TV ORGANIZATION that TOLD news from ALL OVER SOUTH AMERICA AND THE WORLD. PEOPLE WHO WORK IN THE MEDIA AND politicians in Argentina JUDGE THE SELECTION OF THE PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA as the WINNER, BECAUSE he has worked to SILENCE his JUDGEMENTS and ELIMINATE LIBERTY of the JOURNALISM ALL OVER HIS COUNTRY. “HUGO has EXPROPIATE more than 30 radio stations and 6 TV NETWORKS and CONSTANTLY threatened to ELIMINATE broadcast PERMISES of any media who JUDGES his GOVERNMENT” .
Part 1 Prince William and bride-to-be Kate Middleton's wedding may be full of all the pomp and ceremony of a traditional British state occasion, but when it comes to their wedding cake they've taken their inspiration from the United States.Sweet-toothed Prince William has personally requested a "groom's cake" made of cookies and chocolate to be served alongside the couple's official wedding cake. The groom's cake is a wedding tradition associated with the southern United States.Guests at the Buckingham Palace reception on April 29 will be able to choose between the "chocolate biscuit cake," as it is commonly known in the UK, and a classic fruitcake.It is a British tradition to choose fruitcake for weddings, and Cairns is famous for them. Her celebrity clients include U2 singer Bono, ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and many top London department stores.A team of 10 has been working on the vast fruitcake, which also has to be big enough to cater for all the guests at the reception.One royal wedding, two wedding cakes: The proof is in the eating they say and the couple will no doubt be watching to see which cake is more popular. Guesses on which cake is likely to go first ...!
Part 2 BRITISH PRINCE and HIS FUTURE WIFE MARRIAGE may be full of all the GLAMOUR and ceremony of a NORMAL ENGLISH state EVENT, but when it comes to their MARRIAGE DESSERT they´ve taken their inspiration from AMERICA.SWEETIE PIE BRITISH PRINCE has BY HIMSELF ASKED FOR a “groom´s cake” made of cookies and chocolate to be served TO THE SIDE of THEIR official MARRIAGE cake. The groom´s cake is a weeding tradition associated with the SOUTH PART of the USA.PEOPLE INVITED TO the Buckingham palace EVENT on april 29 will be able to SELECT AMONG “ the chocolate biscuit cake “ as it is commonly known in the UNITED KINGDOM, and a classic fruitcake.It IS PART OF THE ENGLISH WAYS to SELECT fruitcakes for MARRIAGES, and Caimns is WELL KNOWN for them. SOME FAMOUS PEOPLE ARE HER CLIENTS, they include u2 singer Bono, ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and many top London department stores.A GROUP OF 10 PEOPLE has been working on the HUGE fruitcake, which also has to be HUGE enough to cater for all the PEOPLE INVITED TO THE EVENT.1 royal MARRIAGE, 2 MARRIAGE cakes: The proof is in the FOOD they ASSURE and the DUET will no doubt be OBSERVING to see which cake is more LIKED. Guesses on which cake is likely to go first ...!
Family pictures of Kate Middleton released By Susannah Palk for CNN
PART 1 (Childhood pictures of Kate Middleton) have been released on the couple's official royal (wedding website). Along with the (photos), the( website released) an official biography of (the future princess), which (revealed how she) had spent time living in Jordan as a (child). In May 1984, at the age of two, Catherine moved with her (family )to Amman in Jordan, where her (father) worked for (two and a half years, the website stated) .As well as her (education) and work history, the biography( lists )her( hobbies)."The (Middleton) family and Buckingham Palace have kept a (tight) reign on (information regarding Kate Middleton), ever since her relationship with (Britain's Prince William )became( public knowledge in 2004).The official (website) for the( wedding of Prince William to Middleton) was (launched )on March 2.
PART 2 INFANCY PHOTOS OF THE FUTURE BRITISH PRINCESS have been released on the DUET´S official royal MARRIAGE CEREMONY WEB PAGE. Along with the PICTURES, the WEB PAGE SHOWED an official biography of KATE MIDDLETON, which SHOWED HOW KATE had PASSED time living in Jordan as a KID. In may 1984, WHEN SHE WAS 2, KATE moved with her RELATIVES to Amman in Jordan, where her DADDY worked for 18 MONTHS, the WEB PAGE ASSURED. As well as her SCOLARSHIP and work history, the biography ENUMERATES her DUTTIES. “The PRINCESS´S FAMILY and Buckingham Palace have kept a CLOSE reign on DATA THAT HASTO BE WITH THE FUTURE PRINCESS, ever since her relationship with THE BRITISH prince William became public NEWS 7 YEARS AGO. The official WEB PAGE for the MARRIAGE CEREMONY OF THE BRITISH PRINCE to KATE was ANNOUNCED on March 2.
Family pictures of Kate Middleton released By Susannah Palk for CNN
PART 1 (Childhood pictures of Kate Middleton) have been released on the couple's official royal (wedding website). Along with the (photos), the( website released) an official biography of (the future princess), which (revealed how she) had spent time living in Jordan as a (child). In May 1984, at the age of two, Catherine moved with her (family )to Amman in Jordan, where her (father) worked for (two and a half years, the website stated) .As well as her (education) and work history, the biography( lists )her( hobbies)."The (Middleton) family and Buckingham Palace have kept a (tight) reign on (information regarding Kate Middleton), ever since her relationship with (Britain's Prince William )became( public knowledge in 2004).The official (website) for the( wedding of Prince William to Middleton) was (launched )on March 2.
PART 2 INFANCY PHOTOS OF THE FUTURE BRITISH PRINCESS have been released on the DUET´S official royal MARRIAGE CEREMONY WEB PAGE. Along with the PICTURES, the WEB PAGE SHOWED an official biography of KATE MIDDLETON, which SHOWED HOW KATE had PASSED time living in Jordan as a KID. In may 1984, WHEN SHE WAS 2, KATE moved with her RELATIVES to Amman in Jordan, where her DADDY worked for 18 MONTHS, the WEB PAGE ASSURED. As well as her SCOLARSHIP and work history, the biography ENUMERATES her DUTTIES. “The PRINCESS´S FAMILY and Buckingham Palace have kept a CLOSE reign on DATA THAT HASTO BE WITH THE FUTURE PRINCESS, ever since her relationship with THE BRITISH prince William became public NEWS 7 YEARS AGO. The official WEB PAGE for the MARRIAGE CEREMONY OF THE BRITISH PRINCE to KATE was ANNOUNCED on March 2.
Thanks to the painter Richard Phillips, pop culture’s current tragic heroine is making tabloids to the art world.
With the “Lohan” video, shot last month in Malibu, Calif., Phillips is also banking on a new direction. Last time he was strictly a painter.
“I’ve never made a film, not even on an iPhone,” Phillips said “In some ways the video relates to my art, but it’s also a way to think about a new kind of portraiture.”
In “Lindsay Lohan” attitudes that Phillips appropriated from two 1960s movie classics. The links Phillips makes between her and the roles that Bardot and Ullmann play in the films are distinct.
“What fascinates me about Lindsay are not her problems but the way she embodies an eminence on the level of a Bardot or an Ullmann,” Phillips said. “She’s a combination of the fantastic and the real, which is what, makes her so magnetic. She can also bring forward an existential presence that speaks to the isolated self.”
Phillips’s show at the White Cube Gallery in London earlier this year. It included outsize portraits of famous faces belonging to Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift, Justin Timberlake, and Dakota Fanning.
He wanted to get beyond a public image widely ridiculed and past the celebrity endorsements and luxury-goods.
“Lindsay Lohan” certainly has the look of a commercial, though no one watching it is likely to have a clue what it’s promoting “I never met her before the shoot,” Phillips said.
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ResponderEliminarReports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- Thousands of Japanese, still awaiting answers on the fate of their loved ones nearly three weeks after an immense earthquake and subsequent tsunami, were dealt another blow Thursday.
Media reports suggest their relatives' bodies, located near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be recovered because of radiation fears. Authorities may not be able to reach some bodies and resulting tsunami March 11. Proper handling of the bodies would depend on their levels of radioactivity.
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Reports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- Thousands of Japanese, still PENDING RESPONDS on the DESTINY of their APPRECIATED ones ALMOST three weeks FOLLOWING an HUGE QUAKE and SUCCESSIVE tsunami, were dealt another GUST Thursday.
Media reports ADVISE their relatives' bodies, located CLOSE TO the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be IMPROVED because of ENERGY fears. Authorities may not be able to ARRIVE AT some bodies and CONSEQUENT tsunami March 11. APPROPIATE MANAGEMENT of the bodies would depend on their levels of radioactivity.
U.N. puts sanctions on disputed Ivory Coast president
ResponderEliminarThe United Nations Security Council voted unanimously Wednesday to impose sanctions. President Laurent Gbagbo, his wife and three associates, as well as give U.N. peacekeepers more authority to protect civilians. The Security Council vote occurred Wednesday amid reports of escalating violence. They said they were hunkered down in their homes and did not know the source of the shooting. All state institutions, accept Ouattara as president. It also authorizes U.N. peacekeepers "to use all necessary means to carry out its mandate to protect civilians under imminent threat of violence." The resolution imposes targeted sanctions and travel bans on Gbagbo. Simone Gbagbo, his wife, chairs the Parliamentary Group of the Ivorian Popular Front. Tagro, and is secretary general," the resolution states. N'Guessan is charman of the Ivorian Popular Front. Human Rights Watch U.N. Advocacy Director Phillippe Bolopion. "But as events are quickly unfolding on the ground, the council needs to keep considering all the tools at its disposal to prevent mass attrocities” Seydoun Ouattara, a spokesman for forces backing Alassane Ouattara, told Radio-France International Wednesday that Gbagblo loyalists have fled Yamoussoukro and that opposition forces have taken control of many parts of the city.
The ministry, which condemned the act, did not report any casualties. In recent days, the city of Bondoukou in eastern Ivory Coast fell into the hands of Ouattara supporters. Loyalists of Ouattara say pro-Gbagbo "mercenaries and militias" launched an attack against in the city of Bouna. In response, the fighters pushed the pro-Gbagbo forces back into and out of Bondoukou, in the northeast of the country.
A spokesman for Gbagbo, Ahoua Don Mello, denied that Ouattara's forces were advancing to Abidjan.
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The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously Wednesday to impose sanctions. President Laurent Gbagbo, his wife and three CONNECTIONS, as well as give U.N. peacekeepers more POWER to protect civilians. The Security Council vote occurred Wednesday amid reports of RISING violence. They said they were hunkered down in their homes and did not know the BASIS of the shooting. All state institutions, accept Ouattara as president. It also authorizes U.N. peacekeepers "to use all ESSENTIAL means to HOLD its mandate to protect civilians under imminent threat of AGGRESSION." The resolution imposes targeted sanctions and JOURNEY bans on Gbagbo. Simone Gbagbo, his wife, chairs the Parliamentary Group of the Ivorian Popular Front. Human Rights Watch U.N. Advocacy Director Phillippe Bolopion. "But as events are quickly unfolding on the ground, the council needs to keep BEARING IN MIND all the tools at its disposal to prevent mass attrocities” Seydoun Ouattara, a spokesman for forces backing Alassane Ouattara, told Radio-France International Wednesday that Gbagblo loyalists have fled Yamoussoukro and that RESISTANCE forces have taken control of many parts of the city.
The ministry, which condemned the act, did not TESTIMONY any casualties. In recent days, the city of Bondoukou in eastern Ivory Coast fell into the hands of Ouattara supporters. Loyalists of Ouattara say pro-Gbagbo "mercenaries and militias" launched an attack against in the city of Bouna. In response, the fighters pushed the pro-Gbagbo forces back into and out of Bondoukou, in the northeast of the country.
A spokesman for Gbagbo, Ahoua Don Mello, denied that Ouattara's forces were advancing to Abidjan.
BY: Patricia Abisambra
This month's catastrophic quake and tsunami could cost Japan's government in excess of 25 trillion yen ($300 billion dollars).
ResponderEliminarDeputy Finance Minister Mitsuru Sakurai told reporters that authorities are currently planning a supplemental budget, in an effort to immediately give money and resources into the hardest hit areas outside of the standard annual budget process. He said that the cost of that bill alone could top 10 trillion yen.Sakurai said the estimates range from 16 trillion to 25 trillion yen.
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This month's HORRIBLE quake and tsunami could cost Japan's government in excess of 25 trillion yen ($300 billion dollars).
Deputy Finance Minister Mitsuru Sakurai STATED reporters that authorities are THINKING ABOUT a supplemental budget, in an effort to immediately give money and resources into the hardest hit areas outside of the standard annual budget process. He said that the cost of that bill alone could top 10 trillion yen.Sakurai STATED the estimates range from 16 trillion to 25 trillion yen.
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ResponderEliminarBangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Thai Airways stepped up its efforts to evacuate stranded tourists Thursday after deadly flash floods swept through eight provinces in southern Thailand.
ResponderEliminarThere were conflicting reports on the number of people who were killed in the floods. The flooding has affected more than 716,000 people.
Villagers in one province, Krabi, have been asked to take shelter at temples or other areas.
Surat Thani, the largest of the southern provinces, has received at least 855 mm (34 inches) of rain since Saturday. The area typically gets 51 mm (2 inches) of rain during March.
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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Thai Airways stepped up its HARD WORK to CLEAR stranded tourists Thursday after deadly flash INUNDATIONS swept through eight provinces in southern Thailand.
There were STRUGGLING reports on the number of HUMANS who were killed in the floods. The flooding has affected more than 716,000 people.
Villagers in one province, Krabi, have been QUESTIONATED to take WHERE TO LIVE at temples or other areas.
Surat Thani, the BIGGESTof the southern provinces, has GAINED at least 855 mm (34 inches) of rain since Saturday. The area MOSTLY gets 51 mm (2 inches) of rain IN March.
By: Maria Jose Oliva
Haiti's presidential election results delayed by fraud
ResponderEliminarFraud forced Haiti elections to decide quickly the next leader of the troubled Caribbean nation. Supposals the result were going to be announced Thursday but the council asked for four more days so the result is going to be given on Monday. Agency Sais a level of frauds has been detected in the votes. Pitted first lady mirlande manigat 70, against bad-boy musical Michael martelly 50. Haiti’s next leader will inert job of laden hit lots of challenges. Like the earthquake that pass the last year.
Haiti's next leader will inherit a job laden with challenges as the impoverished country struggles to rebuild after last year's devastating earthquake and a cholera epidemic.
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Haiti's presidential election results delayed by fraud
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Fraud has forced Haiti's election council to delay results of a highly anticipated runoff intended to decide the next leader of the troubled Caribbean nation.
Results were supposed to have been announced Thursday. But the Provisional Election Council asked for four more days and will post preliminary results on Monday instead.
The agency said "a high level of fraud and irregularities of various kinds has been detected in the tabulation of votes."
The election pitted former first lady Mirlande Manigat, 70, against bad-boy musician Michel Martelly, 50.
Haiti's next leader will inherit a job laden with challenges as the impoverished country struggles to rebuild after last year's devastating earthquake and a cholera epidemic.
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Fraud forced Haiti elections to decide quickly the next leader of the troubled Caribbean nation. Supposals the result were going to be announced Thursday but the council asked for four more days so the result is going to be given on Monday. Agency Sais a level of frauds has been detected in the votes. Pitted first lady mirlande manigat 70, against bad-boy musical Michael martelly 50. Haiti’s next leader will inert job of laden hit lots of challenges. Like the earthquake that pass the last year.
Haiti's next leader will inherit a job laden with challenges as the impoverished country struggles to rebuild after last year's devastating earthquake and a cholera epidemic.
Name: Johanna Acevedo Guarin 8B
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ResponderEliminarTitle: Missing Cobra Found alive in New York's Bronx Zoo.
ResponderEliminarBy: The CNN Wire Staff.
The Bronx Zoo cobra went missing a Sunday and then got its own twitter with around 200,000 followers. It was found hiding in its reptile house.
New York (CNN) -- An Egyptian cobra that drew thousands of Twitter fans has been found alive after it went missing for days from a New York City zoo. Breheny said the cobra had sought a secure hiding spot within the holding areas of the zoo's reptile house -- a complex environment with pumps, motors and other mechanical systems. The snake went missing Saturday from an off-exhibit enclosure, prompting the zoo to close the reptile house.
Officials had earlier cautioned that it might take days or even weeks before the snake was found, and urged the public not to panic, saying the cobra was likely contained within the building.
After launching on Monday, the anonymous @BronxZoosCobra Twitter feed had amassed nearly 200,000 followers by 6 p.m. Thursday.The species' more common home, however, is North Africa. Its venom is so deadly that it can kill a full-grown elephant in three hours -- or a person in about 15 minutes, according to wildlife experts. Breheny called the snake's absence "a serious situation," but said he was heartened by what he described as an apparent confidence that zoo officials would find the cobra.
The media "wouldn't have spoofed the situation the way they did" if they believed otherwise, he said.
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The Bronx Zoo cobra went missing a Sunday and then got its own twitter with around 200,000 followers. It was found hiding in its reptile house.
New York (CNN) -- An Egyptian cobra that drew thousands of Twitter fans has been found alive after it went missing for days from a New York City zoo. Breheny said the cobra had sought a secure hiding spot within the holding areas of the zoo's reptile house -- a complex environment with pumps, motors and other mechanical systems. The snake took off Saturday from an off-exhibit enclosure, prompting the zoo to close the reptile house.
Officials had earlier cautioned that it might take days or even weeks before the snake was found, and urged the public not to alarm, saying the cobra was likely contained within the building.
After launching on Monday, the anonymous @BronxZoosCobra Twitter feed had amassed nearly 200,000 followers by 6 p.m. Thursday.The species' more common home, however, is North Africa. Its venom is so deadly that it can murder a full-grown elephant in three hours -- or a person in about 15 minutes, according to wildlife experts. Breheny called the snake's absence "a serious situation," but said he was heartened by what he described as an apparent confidence that zoo officials would treasure the cobra.
The media "wouldn't have spoofed the situation the way they did" if they believed otherwise, he said.
BY: NICOLLE SOSA
Egypt to announce new working constitution
ResponderEliminar(CNN) -- Egypt's ruling military leadership will announce Wednesday a constitutional declaration that will operate as a working constitution in the current political transitional period, state-run news media MENA reported.
This new working constitution will be in effect until a new one is drafted and approved.
General Mamdouh Shahin, a member of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, will give a news conference Wednesday. Constitutional declaration, which will override the current 1971 constitution, will define the powers of the executive and judicial branches as well as institute laws to govern the presidential and parliamentarian election processes.
The declaration is also expected to include articles about citizens' rights and freedoms.
The laws gave police overreaching powers to arrest anyone perceived as suspicious and detain them indefinitely without charges. Although no date has been set yet for presidential elections. The new president and parliament are expected to lead the process of forming a new constitution.
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(CNN) -- Egypt's RULE ARMED FORCES CONTROL will PROCLAIM Wednesday a LEGAL STATEMENT that will FUNCTION as a working constitution in the PRESENT political MIDDLE TIME, state-run REPORTS MEDIUM MENA reported.
This INNOVATIVE working constitution will be in PRODUCE until a FRESH one is drafted and AGREE.
General Mamdouh Shahin, an AFFILIATE of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, will give a INFORMATION MEETING Wednesday. Constitutional declarations, which will TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER the EXISTING 1971 constitution, will IDENTIFY the powers of the executive and judicial branches as well as ESTABLISH laws to RULE the presidential and parliamentarian VOTE processes.
The declaration is also LIKELY to CONTAIN articles about NATION rights and freedoms.
The laws gave police overreaching powers to DETAIN anyone APPARENT as DOUBTFUL and HOLD them indefinitely WITH NO charges. EVEN THOUGH no date has been PUT SO FAR for presidential elections. The LATEST president and LEGISLATURE are PROJECTED to DIRECT the PROCEDURE of MAKING a NEW-FANGLED constitution.
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Western leaders consider arming Libyan rebels
ResponderEliminarBy the CNN Wire Staff
March 30, 2011
CNN) -- European and American leaders weighed the pros and cons of arming Libya's rebels Wednesday -- a possibility made more urgent by a series of new military setbacks for forces seeking to topple strongman Moammar Gadhafi.
Government forces have been pushing from Bin Jawad to Ras Lanuf, a critical eastern oil town that the opposition seized on Sunday. Gadhafi's military has also launched escalated strikes in the western town of Misrata.
The new offensive was launched in the wake of an international arms embargo and air strike campaign designed to establish a no-fly zone and provide humanitarian relief for civilians threatened by the Libyan military.
British Prime Minister David Cameron told the House of Commons Wednesday that the United Nations Security Council mandate "allows all necessary measures to protect civilians and populated areas (and) this would not necessarily rule out provision of assistance to those protecting civilians in certain circumstances."
"As I've said before, we do not rule it out but we have not taken the decision to do so," he said.
U.S. President Barack Obama said Tuesday he is also open to the possibility of arming rebel fighters.
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European and American leaders weighed the pros and cons of arming Libya's rebels Wednesday -- a possibility made more urgent by a series of new military setbacks for forces seeking to topple strongman Moammar Gadhafi
Another problem: a possible al Qaeda and Hezbollah presence within Libya's rebel movement. U.S. intelligence has detected evidence of "flickers" of al Qaeda and Hezbollah elements among the rebels, according to Adm. James Stavridis, the U.S. NATO commander.
Al Qaeda has had a presence in North Africa for years.
"It's hard to tell who all the leaders are in the opposition," the official said, but "the rebels do not appear to be adopting an al Qaeda bent or ideology in Libya."
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters Tuesday that the rebel leaders meeting with Clinton "made clear what their principles are."
By: Rachid Correa 8B
Western leaders consider arming Libyan rebels
ResponderEliminarBy the CNN Wire Staff
March 30, 2011
CNN) -- European and American leaders weighed the pros and cons of arming Libya's rebels Wednesday -- a possibility made more urgent by a series of new military setbacks for forces seeking to topple strongman Moammar Gadhafi.
Government forces have been pushing from Bin Jawad to Ras Lanuf, a critical eastern oil town that the opposition seized on Sunday. Gadhafi's military has also launched escalated strikes in the western town of Misrata.
The new offensive was launched in the wake of an international arms embargo and air strike campaign designed to establish a no-fly zone and provide humanitarian relief for civilians threatened by the Libyan military.
British Prime Minister David Cameron told the House of Commons Wednesday that the United Nations Security Council mandate "allows all necessary measures to protect civilians and populated areas (and) this would not necessarily rule out provision of assistance to those protecting civilians in certain circumstances."
"As I've said before, we do not rule it out but we have not taken the decision to do so," he said.
U.S. President Barack Obama said Tuesday he is also open to the possibility of arming rebel fighters.
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European and American leaders weighed the pros and cons of arming Libya's rebels Wednesday -- a possibility made more urgent by a series of new military setbacks for forces seeking to topple strongman Moammar Gadhafi
Another problem: a possible al Qaeda and Hezbollah presence within Libya's rebel movement. U.S. intelligence has detected evidence of "flickers" of al Qaeda and Hezbollah elements among the rebels, according to Adm. James Stavridis, the U.S. NATO commander.
Al Qaeda has had a presence in North Africa for years.
"It's hard to tell who all the leaders are in the opposition," the official said, but "the rebels do not appear to be adopting an al Qaeda bent or ideology in Libya."
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters Tuesday that the rebel leaders meeting with Clinton "made clear what their principles are."
Done By: Rachid Correa 8B
Report: African-Americans fall in equality index
ResponderEliminarBy the CNN Wire Staff
African-Americans are faring slightly worse FAMILY MEMBER to their white counterparts than they did PREVIOUS year, according to an index FREE Thursday by the National Urban League. The group's 2011 Equality Index STAND at 71.5%, compared to a revised index last year of 72.1%, the league said as it FREE its annual report, CALL The State of Black America.
The league CREDITED the 2011 drop to a decline in the FINANCES index, driven by housing and wealth FACTOR, and to a decline in the health index, AMBITIOUS by children's health.
Since the Equality Index was INTRODUCE in 2005, researchers have found growing PARITY between blacks and whites in the BEING WITHOUT A JOB rate, the percentage of uninsured, the incarceration rate, and prisoners as a PROPORTION of arrests, the league said.
The index of median FAMILY income has remained UNAFFECTED, the league said.
In 2010, the index measured Hispanics in America for the first time. This year's index FIND them faring slightly better than last year COMPARE to their white counterparts, at 76.8% compared to a revised 2010 index of 76.6%, the league said.
In the past DAY, the league said it has EXPERIENTIAL growing gaps in the relative status of blacks and whites in the areas of loan access, wealth and children's health.
For Hispanics, there have been INCREASING gaps in the areas of loan access and college enrollment, it said.
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Haiti's presidential election results delayed by fraud
ResponderEliminarFraud has forced Haiti to delay the results of the second round in search of choosing a new president.
It was assumed that the results were announced Thursday, but the Provisional Electoral Council asked for four more days to publish the results, which are not expected until 16 April.
The agency said a senior fraud has been detected in the tribulation of votes.
Charges of election fraud and other irregularities together with a series of protests sparked for several days in Port au Prince and other cities.
In January, a vote disqualified Celestin, and in the second round and faces Martelly Manigat. Both have demonstrated their confidence.
The second round went off peacefully amid concerns that foresee the return of former Jean-Bertrand Aristide could disrupt the vote. This came two days before the second round but has kept a low profile and has not endorsed any candidate.
Haiti's next leader will face major challenges as the impoverished country struggles to rebuild after the earthquake happened.
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DECEPTION has STRAINED Haiti to POSTPONE the OUTCOMES of the second round in search of choosing a new president.
It was UNDERSTOOD that the results were SUPPOSED announced Thursday, but the Provisional Electoral Council asked for four more days to ANNOUNCE the results, which are not expected until 16 April.
The agency said a senior fraud has been detected in the MISFORTUNE of votes.
Charges of election fraud and other irregularities together with a series of protests sparked for NUMEROUS days in Port au Prince and other cities.
In January, a vote BANNED Celestin, and in the second round it faces Martelly and Manigat. Both have demonstrated their SELF-ASSURANCE.
The second round went off SERENELY, amid concerns that PREDICT of the return of former Jean-Bertrand Aristide could disrupt the vote. This came two days before the second round but has MAINTAIN a low profile and has not CERTIFIED any candidate.
Haiti's next CHIEF will face major challenges as the IMPECUNIOUS country FIGHTS to RECONSTRUCTION after the earthquake happened.
- Isabella Cotes
Egypt is looking for answers regarding its government , But religion is getting in the way. It has emerged as a powerful political force. There is a battle consuming Egypt about the direction of its revolution, the military council is sending contradictory signals. When the new prime minister, addressed the crowd in Tahrir Square this month he stood by his side. A Brotherhood member was also appointed to the committee that drafted amendments to the Constitution.
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Egypt is looking for answers regarding its government after its successful revolution. But religion is getting in the way.
In post-revolutionary Egypt, where hope and confusion collide in the daily struggle to build a contemporary nation, religion has emerged as a strong political force, following an uprising that was based on nonreligious ideals. The Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamic group once banned by the state, is at the forefront, transformed into a silent partner with the military government that many fear will thwart fundamental changes. There is a battle consuming Egypt about the direction of its revolution, and the military council that is now running the country is sending adverse signals.
Egyptians are searching for signs of clarity in such declarations, hoping to discern the direction of a state led by an enigmatic military council brought to power by a revolution based on demands for democracy, rule of law and an end to corruption.
When the new prime minister, Essam Sharaf, addressed the crowd in Tahrir Square this month, Mohamed el-Beltagi, a prominent Brotherhood member, stood by his side. A Brotherhood member was also appointed to the committee that drafted amendments to the Constitution.
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Haiti's presidential election results delayed by fraud
ResponderEliminarThe fraud has forced the electoral council to delay the results of the runoff election for the purpose of electing a new president.
It was presumed that the results were announced on Thursday, but the Provisional Electoral Council made a request for four more days to publish the results, which are expected on April 16.
The agency said that a high level of fraud and other irregularities have been detected in the tribulation of votes.
Charges of fraud, other irregularities and protests erupted in Port-au-Prince and other cities.
A review of votes disqualified Celestin, making Martelly and Manigat face each other in the second round. Both are very confident.
The second round went off peacefully amid concerns, particularly that the former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide could disrupt the vote. He arrived in Haiti for two days, but has kept al low profile and has not endorsed any candidate.
The next leader will face major challenges as the impoverished country struggles to rebuild after the terrible earthquake happened.
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The DECEPTION has STRAINED the electoral council to POSTPONE the results of the SURPLUS election for the INTENTION of CHOOSING a new president.
It was PRESUMED the results to be announced on Thursday, but the Provisional Electoral Council made a PETITION for four more days to ANNOUNCE the results, which are PROJECTED TO April 16.
The agency said that an ELEVATED level of fraud and other irregularities have been PRESENCED in the MISFORTUNE of votes.
Charges of fraud, other irregularities and protests SPREAD in Port-au-Prince and other cities.
An APPRAISE of votes BANNED Celestin, making Martelly and Manigat face each other in the second SET. Both are very SELF-ASSURED.
The second round went off SERENELY AMONG concerns, PARTICULARLY that the President Jean-Bertrand Aristide could DISRUPT the vote. He arrived in Haiti for two days, but has kept al low profile and has not CERTIFIED any candidate.
The next CHIEF will face major challenges as the IMPECUNIOUS country struggles to RECOSNTRUCT after the HORRIFIC earthquake happened.
-Isabella Cotes
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ResponderEliminar7 winners claim Mega Millions ticket
By the CNN Wire Staff
Schenectady, New York (CNN) -- Seven New Yorkers, known as The Albany seven, CLAIMED a $319 million JACKPOT in the multistate Mega Millions LOTTERY Thursday. They are CO-WORKERS at New York state's Division of Housing and Community Renewal, where they have been playing the LOTTERY for years in an OFFICE POOL. To one of them, ANOTHER CUSTOMER cut in front of him before BUYING the TICKET at Coulson's News STORE in Albany. That CUSTOMER BOUGHT a LOTTERY TICKET, and the NEXT TICKET PURCHASED at the STORE was the WINNING TICKET. The GROUP CHOSE the cash OPTION, so they are RECEIVING a one-time, lump-sum payment of $202.9 million. after TAXES, EACH will pocket OVER $19 million. Mega Millions is played in 41 states and the District of Columbia, and is the BIGGEST JACKPOT GAME in the COUNTRY, according to the LOTTERY. The $319 million JACKPOT is the sixth-largest Mega Million JACKPOT EVER and the LARGEST for a SINGLE TICKET EVER CLAIMED in New York.
Schenectady, New York (CNN) -- Seven New Yorkers, known as The Albany seven, DEMANDED a $319 million PRIZE in the multistate Mega Millions GAMBLING Thursday. They are COLLEAGUES at New York state's Division of Housing and Community Renewal, where they have been playing the GAMBLING for years in an WORKPLACE SUPPLY OF MONEY. To one of them, A NEW CLIENT cut in front of him before PURCHASING the COUPON at Coulson's News SHOP in Albany. That CLIENT PURCHASED a GAMBLING COUPON, and the FOLLOWING COUPON OBTAINED at the SHOP was the VICTORIOUS COUPON. The SEPTET PICKED the cash ALTERNATIVE, so they are GETTING a one-time, lump-sum payment of $202.9 million. After TOLLS, EVERY ONE will pocket ABOUT $19 million. Mega Millions is played in 41 states and the District of Columbia, and is the GREATEST PRIZE CONTEST in the NATION, according to the GAMBLING. The $319 million PRIZE is the sixth-largest Mega Million PRIZE OF ALL THE TIME and the BIGGEST for a PARTICULAR COUPON OF ALL THE TIME EMANDED in New York.
Bomb explodes at Swiss nuclear group's office; 2 hurt
ResponderEliminarTwo people were injured when a parcel bomb exploded on Thursday in the offices of a Swiss umbrella group for the nuclear industry, police said.
The incident occurred in the offices of Swissnuclear in the town of Olten. The pair suffered minor injuries and were taken to a hospital.
The approval process for three new nuclear power plants had been stopped because of the disaster in Japan.
Safety standards will be reviewed in all existing nuclear power plants.
Switzerland derives 39.3% of its electricity from nuclear energy. Nuclear energy makes up 10% of the overall production of energy in the country.
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Two people were AFFECTED when a parcel bomb WAS DETONATED on Thursday in the offices of a Swiss umbrella group for the nuclear industry, police said.
The SITUATION occurred in the offices of Swissnuclear in the town of Olten. The pair HAD minor injuries and were taken to a hospital.
The ACCEPTATION process for three new nuclear power plants had been PAUSED because of the INCIDENT in Japan.
Safety standards will be EXAMINATED in all existing nuclear power plants.
Switzerland derives 39.3% of its electricity from nuclear energy. Nuclear energy makes up 10% of the TOTAL GENERATION of energy in the country.
Girl, 4, reunited with family after possible communications mix-up
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New York (CNN) -- Four-year-old Emily Ruiz flew first class from Guatemala to the United States Wednesday for a tearful reunion with her mom, dad and younger brother.
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Emily, the daughter of Guatemalan immigrants living in New York without CERTIFICATION, had spent five months recuperating from asthma while visiting her grandparents in Guatemala, Sperling said.
He was denied entry into the United States. That placed Emily in the middle of an immigration quagmire. According to her family, immigration officials gave her parents two options: Emily could be sent to Guatemala with her grandfather, or she could be turned over to state custody. She returned to Central America. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency has ASUME that it offered to have the parents pick Emily up. The agency "strives to reunite U.S. citizen KIDS with their parents. If the parents choose not to take CARE of their children, (the agency) works with other agencies to GUARANTEE the children's safety and well being, up to and including releasing them into the custody of other relatives," spokesman Lloyd M. Sterling said. Jeanne Butterfield, former executive director of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said the customs officers had a number of choices once they decided to not allow Emily's grandfather into the NATION . They could have taken Emily to her connecting flight and put her in the care of the airline until she reached her parents in New York, or they could have PERMITED the parents or a third party to pick her up, she said. A third option would have been to contact Child Protective Services, which could have taken temporary custody of the YOUNG girl, she said.
"CBP had absolutely no basis to deny custody to parents based solely on their immigration status," she said.
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Girl, 4, reunited with family after possible communications mix-up
ResponderEliminarFrom Adriana Hauser, STORY HIGHLIGHTS
New York (CNN) -- Four-year-old Emily Ruiz flew first class from Guatemala to the United States Wednesday for a tearful reunion with her mom, dad and younger brother.
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Emily, the daughter of Guatemalan immigrants living in New York without DOCUMENTATION, had spent five months recuperating from asthma while visiting her grandparents in Guatemala, Sperling said.
He was denied entry into the United States. That placed Emily in the middle of an immigration quagmire. According to her family, immigration officials gave her parents two options: Emily could be sent to Guatemala with her grandfather, or she could be turned over to state custody.
She returned to Central America.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency has SAID that it offered to have the parents pick Emily up.
The agency "strives to reunite U.S. citizen CHILDREN with their parents. If the parents choose not to take CUSTODY of their children, (the agency) works with other agencies to ENSURE the children's safety and well being, up to and including releasing them into the custody of other relatives," spokesman Lloyd M. Sterling said. Jeanne Butterfield, former executive director of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said the customs officers had a number of choices once they decided to not allow Emily's grandfather into the COUNTRY. They could have taken Emily to her connecting flight and put her in the care of the airline until she reached her parents in New York, or they could have ALLOWED the parents or a third party to pick her up, she said. A third option would have been to contact Child Protective Services, which could have taken temporary custody of the LITTLE girl, she said.
"CBP had absolutely no basis to deny custody to parents based solely on their immigration status," she said.
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Internal documents and emails now show that Millennium was intentionally deceiving state officials about the size of the project. In reality, they were actually planning to build a facility that would export up to an astounding 80 million tons of coal each year – nearly 15 times what the company had publicly claimed.
ResponderEliminarThis is about how united states is planning a new way to be a potential in the economics.
The export of coal in the terminals is more bigger,Domestic coal companies are determined to feed the booming Chinese market.
Mao runs Isaac Technology Venture Corp. and is a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. He started blogging in 2002 and is followed closely as an influential figure who works behind the constraints of China's so-called 'Great Firewall', which closely monitors and restricts online content. The state policy on online media led to a public fight last year with Google when the company decided to side-step Chinese censor laws by moving its search engine functions to servers outside the mainland.
The problems with Google's Gmail service in China is Beijing's way "to test the tolerance of the people," Mao said.
On March 21, Google announced that it appeared the Chinese government was at the root of problems that have dogged domestic use of Gmail since the end of January. The move signaled a new front on the internet giant's ongoing battles with Beijing since the service wasn't overtly blocked, but instead bedeviled with performance issues such as long log-on times, difficulties sending mail and using instant messenger.
ALFREDO PALENCIA HERNANDEZ
Google making app that would identify people's faces
ResponderEliminarBy Mark Milian, CNN
Google is trying to create a mobile application which gives the personal information of someone.
Google is working on a mobile application that would (ALLOW) users to (SNAP) (PICTURES) of (PEOPLE`S) faces in order to (ACCESS) their (PERSONAL) information. To be (IDENTIFIED) (BY) the software, people would have to (AGREE) to give Google permission to (ACCESS) their (PICTURES) and (PROFILE) information. Profiles product (INCLUDE) a user's name, (PHONE) (NUMBER) and e-mail address. Google has (BEGUN) to (ESTABLISH) how the privacy features would (WORK). Facial (RECOGNITION) could be (ISSUED) as an update to an (EXISTING) Google tool, such as its image (SEARCH) (ENGINE). Google has the (TECHNICAL) capabilities to (IMPLEMENT) this (TYPE) of search engine for years. The system could be (PROGRAMMED) to (ASSOCIATE) (PICTURES) publicly on Facebook, Flickr and other photo-sharing (SITES). Those efforts had frequently (STALLED) (INTERNALLY) because of (CONCERNS) within Google about how (PRIVACY) (ADVOCATES) might (RECEIVE) the product. Neven’s company (Neven vision) that was acquired by Google (SPECIALIZED) in object and facial recognition (DEVELOPMENT). The software (RECOGNIZES) friends and family (MEMBERS) in computer's photo library. Google (ADQUIRED) a company called Like.com, which (SPECIALIZED) in (SEARCHING) product images but also did work in (INTERPRETING) pictures of people. Critics say the company (FREQUENLY) (ENCROANCHES) on people's privacy. Buzz social-networking (SERVICE) (PUBLISHED) the names of people with whom Gmail users (REGURARLY) (COMMUNICATED). Google quickly (FIXED) the (PROBLEM). Google also faces numerous (INQUIRES) from governments (REGARDING) information (COLLECTED) by its Street View vans. Google also is concerned about the legal implications of facial recognition. Google has (TAKEN) steps to (ENSURE) (TESTERS) have explicitly (AGREED) on record to (TRY OUT) the service. The novelty of this (SORT) of product may (HELP) (ATTRACT) early adopters. Karen North (the director of a University of Southern California) (PROGRAM) and studies online privacy. North said she (BELIEVES) Google has a tendency to push (BOUNDARIES) in order to (OUTDO) competitors. Google (ACKNOWLEDGE) the (NEFARIOUS) ways (SOMEONE) could leverage facial-recognition technology. Many people are (RIGHTFULLY) scared of it. Neven and a Google spokesman described the facial-recognition app (CONCEPT) as "(CONSERVATIVE)" in relation to privacy. Neven (FORSEES) many circumstances where people would (AGREE) to be found. People can use their phones to (SNAP) each other's pictures and instantly (NAVIGATE) to that person's profile, rather than (EXCHANGE) business cards or (REMEMBER) a user name. Google redesigned its Profiles pages in a (CHANGE) that more (CLOSELY) (RESEMBLES) Facebook's site.
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ResponderEliminarGoogle making app that would identify people's faces
By Mark Milian, CNN
Google is trying to create a mobile application which gives the personal information of someone.
Google is working on a mobile application that would (ENABLE) users to (SHOOT) (IMAGES) of (DWELLING’S) faces in order to (LOG IN) their (PARTICULAR) information. To be (KNOWN) (THROUGH) the software, people would have to (COINCIDE) to give Google permission to (ENTRY) their (PHOTOS) and (SKYLINE) information. Profiles product (ADMIT) a user's name, (TELEPHONE) (CIPHER) and e-mail address. Google has (INITATED) to (SET) how the privacy features would (ACT). Facial (INSPECTION) could be (RELEASED) as an update to an (OLD) Google tool, such as its image (SEEK) (MOTOR). Google has the (PROFICIENT) capabilities to (APPLY) this (KIND) of search engine for years. The system could be (SHEDULED) to (RELATED) (IMAGES) publicly on Facebook, Flickr and other photo-sharing (LINKS). Those efforts had frequently (CONK) (INSIDE) because of (INTEREST) within Google about how (PERSONAL) (RECOMMENDS) might (GET) the product. Neven’s company (Neven vision) that was acquired by Google (TRAINED) in object and facial recognition (GROWING). The software (ACKNOWLEDGE) friends and family (INDIVIDUALS) in computer's photo library. Google (PURCHASE) a company called Like.com, which (PARTICULARIZE) in (FINDING) product images but also did work in (CONSTRUE) pictures of people. Critics say the company (CONSTANTLY) (INFRIGE) on people's privacy. Buzz social-networking (DUTY) (BRING OUT) the names of people with whom Gmail users (STEADLY) (TRANSMIT). Google quickly (ARRANGE) the (CONFLICT). Google also faces numerous (DOUBTS) from governments (CONSIDERING) information (ACCUMULATE) by its Street View vans. Google also is concerned about the legal implications of facial recognition. Google has (CAUGHT) steps to (GUARANTEE) (ENDORSERS) have explicitly (CONCORD) on record to (PROVE) the service. The novelty of this (KIND) of product may (AID) (APPEAL) early adopters. Karen North (the director of a University of Southern California) (PROGRAMME) and studies online privacy. North said she (CONSIDERS) Google has a tendency to push (CONFINESS) in order to (CONQUER) competitors. Google (ADMIT) the (DESPICABLE) ways (ANYONE) could leverage facial-recognition technology. Many people are (TRULY) scared of it. Neven and a Google spokesman described the facial-recognition app (IDEA) as "(PRESERVATIVE)" in relation to privacy. Neven (EXPECTED) many circumstances where people would (ACCEPT) to be found. People can use their phones to (PHOTOGRAPH) each other's pictures and instantly (SURF) to that person's profile, rather than (SHARE) business cards or (RECALL) a user name. Google redesigned its Profiles pages in a (SHIFT) that more (NEARLY) (MATCHS) Facebook's site.
BY PAOLA AROCHA
Success! New York Times Public Editor Says Child Rape Story "Lacked Balance"
ResponderEliminarby Shelby Knox ·
This article is about some citizens of New York who send some emails to New York times because of a crime of an 11-year-old Texas girl was to blame for her own gang-rape. So Brisbane wrote in his post: The story dealt with a hideous crime but addressed concerns about the ruined lives of the perpetrators without acknowledging the obvious: concern for the victim. Besides the following it becomes important to report on that as well by seeking out voices of professional authorities or dissenting community members who will at least address, and not ignore, the plight of the young girl involved. Nonetheless it is important to analyze how 40,000 Change.org members sent a message to those same reporters that readers will hold them accountable for blaming victims for their own assaults. This is a step forward on the long road to ridding the media of misogyny and forcing our entire culture to take rape, and rape victims, seriously. Citizens are able to talk and reject any type of rape and give assistance to person in need.
By: Juanita Landinez
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Success! New York Times Public Editor Says Child Rape Story "Lacked Balance"
by Shelby Knox ·
This article is about some citizens of New York who send some emails to New York times because of a crime of an 11-year-old Texas girl was to blame for her own gang-rape. So Brisbane wrote in his post: The story dealt with a hideous crime but addressed concerns about the ruined lives of the perpetrators without acknowledging the obvious: concern for the victim. With the following it becomes important to report on that as well by seeking out voices of professional authorities or dissenting community members who will at least address, and not ignore, the plight of the young girl involved. Nonetheless it is important to analyze how 40,000 Change.org members sent a message to
those same publicist that readers will hold them accountable for blaming victims for their own assaults. This is a step forward on the long road to ridding the media of misogyny and forcing our entire culture to take rape, and rape victims, seriously. Citizens are able to talk and reject any type of rape and give assistance to person in need.
By: Juanita Landinez
New York (CNN) -- A National Transportation Safety Board investigation has revealed new facts about the Bronx crash that killed 15 people in early March, with the head of the NTSB issuing renewed calls for changes in bus safety and regulation of bus companies.
ResponderEliminarDriver Ophadell Williams statement to authorities that a tractor-trailer may have clipped the bus causing the accident, the NTSB engineer who examined the bus found no evidence to indicate that a truck had come into contact with it.
Colliding with a highway signpost that penetrated the windshield and speared the entire length of the bus, killing 15 passengers, according to Hersman.
Investigators determined that the bus was traveling at 78 miles per hour at some point between leaving the Connecticut casino and the scene of the accident, while the speed limit at that stretch of roadway was 50 miles per hour."Unlike when travelers get in their own automobiles, passengers boarding a motor coach place their lives in the hands of the motor coach operator and its driver,".The Department of Transportation currently is working on rules covering the recommendations.
The full report of what happened is expected to be completed within 12 months.
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New York (CNN) -- A National Transportation Safety Board investigation has ANNOUNCED new facts about the Bronx crash that killed 15 people in early March, with the head of the NTSB issuing renewed calls for changes in bus safety and regulation of bus ENTERPRISE.
Driver Ophadell Williams statement to authorities that a tractor-trailer may have clipped the bus causing the UNEXEPECTED EVENT, the NTSB engineer who ANALYZE the bus DISCOVER no evidence to SHOWS that a truck had come into CLOSENESS with it.
Colliding with a highway signpost that ACCESS the windshield and speared the WHOLE length of the bus, killing 15 passengers.
DETECTIVES determined that the bus was traveling at 78 miles per hour, ALTHOUGHT the speed limit at that stretch of roadway was 50 miles per hour.
"Unlike when travelers get in their own CARS, passengers boarding a motor coach place their lives in the hands of the motor coach operator and its driver,".The Department of Transportation NORMALY is working on rules FOLLOWING the recommendations.
The full report of what happened is CALCULATED to be completed within 12 months.
By: Valentina Martenco
Google making app that would identify people's faces
ResponderEliminarIn order to be identified by the software, people would have to check a box agreeing to give Google permission to access their pictures and profile information, said Hartmut Neven, the Google engineering director for image-recognition development. Google's Profiles product includes a user's name, phone number and e-mail address. Neven Vision specialized in object and facial recognition development. In 2009, Google acquired a company called Like.com, which specialized in searching product images but also did work in interpreting pictures of people. Google has also filed for patents in the area of facial recognition. As Google's size and clout grow, so does the chorus of critics who say the company frequently encroaches on people's privacy. Over the years, Google has made various missteps. Google also is concerned about the legal implications of facial recognition. Google acknowledges the nefarious ways someone could leverage facial-recognition technology. Neven and a Google spokesman described the facial-recognition app concept as "conservative" in relation to privacy.
SUMMARIZE BY JOSE GARCIA
Google making app that would identify people's faces
In order to be FOUND by the PROGRAM, people would have to check a CASE agreeing to give Google PERMIT to access their IMAGES and profile information, said Hartmut Neven, the Google engineering MANAGER for PICTURE-recognition development. Google's SHAPE product includes a user's NOUN, phone number and e-mail DIRECTION. Neven Vision PROFESSIONAL in object and facial recognition DEVELOPING. In 2009, Google acquired a ENTERPRISE called Like.com, which PROFESSIONAL in searching product PICTURE but also did work in interpreting IMAGES of people. Google has also filed for patents in the area of facial recognition. HOW Google's size and clout GROW UP, so does the chorus of critics who say the company frequently encroaches on POPULATION's privacy. Over the years, Google has made various missteps. Google also is concerned about the LAWFUL implications of facial recognition. Google acknowledges the nefarious ways someone could leverage facial-recognition technology. HE and a Google spokesman EXPLAIN the facial-recognition app concept as "conservative in relation to privacy.
SUMMARIZE BY JOSE GARCIA
(CNN) -- Ask Rosa Maria Cruz-Muller how many children she has, and she'll answer you with a shrug. The answer is in the hundreds, perhaps thousands. The 53-year-old government employee has three biological children. The rest she rescued from the streets, took them home and gave them a new life ... away from drugs, abuse and an early death.
ResponderEliminarDuring a recent walk around the bridge, Mama Rosy gave some children clothes. She took two boys who were particularly hungry to a nearby supermarket and bought them food and sandals with her own money. She has gained the children's trust by always being available, always.
She also frequently goes to the pier looking for children begging for money or doing drugs. This is also a place where they're picked up by pedophiles so her goal is to try to get them away from there as soon as possible.
One of the children she rescued is now a young man who works at the pier maintaining boats. As soon as he sees her at the pier, he comes out of the water and gives her a wet hug.
Children are welcome at her home in downtown Acapulco 24 hours a day, where they can always get a hot meal and a shower. Others keep coming back now as adults with a family; Mama Rosy already counts 24 nonbiological grandchildren.
But for every success story there's a heartbreak. Many of the kids she tries to rescue simply disappear without leaving any trace.
Mama Rosy cries as she reads letters from Jahaira. "I always remember her. She was a beautiful girl. Very happy, how do you say, traviesa, a prankster! But she was only a girl and only 16 years old."
Mama Rosy has three biological children, including Vanessa Santoyo, who routinely helps with the children who suffer from both physical and emotional wounds. Santoyo describes her mother as her "hero; the best mom of the world for me and the others”.
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(CNN) -- Ask Rosa Maria Cruz-Muller how many children she has, and she'll answer you with a GESTICULATION. The answer is in the hundreds, POSSIBLY thousands. The 53-year-old government employee has three biological children. The rest she rescued from the streets, took them home and gave them a new life ... away from drugs, abuse and an early death.
During a recent walk around the bridge, Mama Rosy gave some children clothes. She took two boys who were particularly hungry to a nearby supermarket and bought them food and sandals with her own money. She has WON the children's trust by always being ACCESSIBLE, always.
She also NORMALLY goes to the pier looking for children begging for money or doing drugs. This is also a place where they're picked up by pedophiles so her goal is to try to get them away from there as PRESSENTLY as possible.
One of the children she rescued is now a young man who works at the pier maintaining boats. As soon as he sees her at the pier, he comes out of the water and gives her a wet hug.
Children are welcome at her home in downtown Acapulco 24 hours a day, where they can always get a hot meal and a shower. Others keep coming back now as adults with a family; Mama Rosy already counts 24 nonbiological grandchildren.
But for every success story there's a BADONE. Many of the kids she tries to rescue simply GO AWAY without leaving any trace.
Mama Rosy cries as she reads letters from Jahaira. "I always remember her. She was a beautiful girl. Very EXCITED, how do you say, traviesa, a prankster! But she was only a girl and only 16 years old."
Mama Rosy has three biological children, including Vanessa Santoyo, who NORMALLY helps with the children who suffer from both physical and emotional wounds. Santoyo describes her mother as her "hero; the best mom of the world for me and the NONBIOLOGICONES”.
By: Tarquino Pacheco
By: Rafael S. Frieri C.
ResponderEliminarArticle: UK, Iceland in raid on Kaupthing Bank
Author: Andrew Ward
Thesis: The police in Luxembourg have raided permises related to Iceland’s fail Kaupthing Bank.
More than 70 investigators took part in searches of three business premises and two residential addresses in Luxembourg. The Tchenguiz brothers, who had close ties to Kaupthing before its collapse, were both later released without charge and have denied wrongdoing. The Rowland family bought the healthy assets of Kaupthing Luxembourg in 2009 and renamed it Banque Havilland. No arrests were made during the Luxembourg operation, according to people involved in the raids. When the probe was launched, the SFO said it was focused on "decision-making processes which appear to have allowed substantial value to be extracted from the bank in the weeks and days before its collapse".Kaupthing was one of three Icelandic banks which collapsed at the height of the global credit crunch with debts equivalent to more than 10 times Iceland's gross domestic product, forcing the country to seek a multibillion dollar bail-out from the International Monetary Fund.
Thesis: The police in Luxembourg have raided permises related to Iceland’s fail Kaupthing Bank.
More than 70 investigators took cards searches of three business premises and two residential addresses in Luxembourg. The Tchenguiz brothers, who had close ties to Kaupthing before its collapse, were two of them after released with no charge and have denied wrongdoing. The Rowland family bought the healthy assets of Kaupthing Luxembourg in 2009 and change the name to it Banque Havilland. No arrests were made when the Luxembourg operation, according to people involved in the raids. When the probe was launched, the SFO said it was concentrated on "decision-making processes which appear to have allowed substantial value to be extracted from the bank in the weeks and days before its collapse".Kaupthing was one of three Icelandic banks which collapsed at the height of the all around the world credit crunch with debts equivalent to more than 10 times Iceland's gross domestic product, making the country to seek a multibillion dollar bail-out from the International Monetary Fund.
Google making app that would identify people's faces
ResponderEliminarBy Mark Milian
March 31, 2011
Google is working on a mobile application that would allow users to snap pictures of people's faces in order to access their personal information.While Google has begun to establish how the privacy features would work, Neven did not say when the company intends to RELEASE the product.Just as Google has crawled trillions of Web pages to deliver results for traditional search queries, the system could be programmed to associate pictures publicly available on Facebook, Flickr and other photo-sharing sites with a person's name.Google acknowledges the NEFARIOUS ways someone could LEVERAGE facial-recognition technology.Neven and a Google spokesman described the facial-recognition app concept as "conservative" in relation to privacy.On wednesday the company announced a new social-search tool, called +1, that allows people to share helpful search links with their friends.
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Google making app that would identify people's faces
By Mark Milian
March 31, 2011
Google is working on a mobile application that would allow users to take pictures of people's faces in order to access their personal information.While Google has begun to establish how the privacy features would work, Neven did not say when the company intends to DELIVER the product.Just as Google has crawled trillions of Web pages to deliver results for traditional search queries, the system could be programmed to associate pictures publicly available on Facebook, Flickr and other photo-sharing sites with a person's name.Google acknowledges the ATROCIOUS things someone could PERFORM with facial-recognition technology.Neven and a Google spokesman described the facial-recognition app concept as "conservative" in relation to privacy. On wednesday the company announced a new social-search tool, called +1, that allows people to share helpful search links with their friends.
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Reports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- THOUSANDS of Japanese, still AWATING ANSWERS on the FATE of their LOVED ones NEARLY three weeks AFTER an IMMENSE EARTHQUAKE and SUSEQUENT TSUNAMI, were dealt another BLOW Thursday.
Media reports SUGGEST their relatives' bodies, located NEAR the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be IMPROVED because of RADIATION fears. Authorities may not be ABLE to REACH some bodies and RESULTING tsunami March 11. PROPER HANDLING of the bodies would DEPEND on their levels of radioactivity.
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Reports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- LOTS of Japanese, still PENDING RESPONDS on the DESTINY of their APPRECIATED ones ALMOST three weeks FOLLOWING an HUGE QUAKE and SUCCESSIVE HUGE WAVE OF WATER, were dealt another GUST Thursday.
Media reports ADVISE their relatives' bodies, located CLOSE TO the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be IMPROVED because of ENERGY fears. Authorities may not be POSSIBLE to ARRIVE AT some bodies and CONSEQUENT tsunami March 11. APPROPIATE MANAGEMENT of the bodies would BE DEPENDENT on their levels of radioactivity.
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ResponderEliminarName: Priscilla Torres. 8ºB
Reports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- THOUSANDS of Japanese, still AWATING ANSWERS on the FATE of their LOVED ones NEARLY three weeks AFTER an IMMENSE EARTHQUAKE and SUSEQUENT TSUNAMI, were dealt another BLOW Thursday.
Media reports SUGGEST their relatives' bodies, located NEAR the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be IMPROVED because of RADIATION fears. Authorities may not be ABLE to REACH some bodies and RESULTING tsunami March 11. PROPER HANDLING of the bodies would DEPEND on their levels of radioactivity.
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Reports: Radiation may prevent recovery of some bodies in Japan
Tokyo (CNN) -- LOTS of Japanese, still PENDING RESPONDS on the DESTINY of their APPRECIATED ones ALMOST three weeks FOLLOWING an HUGE QUAKE and SUCCESSIVE HUGE WAVE OF WATER, were dealt another GUST Thursday.
Media reports ADVISE their relatives' bodies, located CLOSE TO the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant, may not be IMPROVED because of ENERGY fears. Authorities may not be POSSIBLE to ARRIVE AT some bodies and CONSEQUENT tsunami March 11. APPROPIATE MANAGEMENT of the bodies would BE DEPENDENT on their levels of radioactivity.
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PART 2
ResponderEliminarINFANCY PHOTOS OF THE FUTURE BRITISH PRINCESS have been released on the DUET´S official royal MARRIAGE CEREMONY WEB PAGE. Along with the PICTURES, the WEB PAGE SHOWED an official biography of KATE MIDDLETON, which SHOWED HOW KATE had PASSED time living in Jordan as a KID. In may 1984, WHEN SHE WAS 2, KATE moved with her RELATIVES to Amman in Jordan, where her DADDY worked for 18 MONTHS, the WEB PAGE ASSURED. As well as her SCOLARSHIP and work history, the biography ENUMERATES her DUTTIES. “The PRINCESS´S FAMILY and Buckingham Palace have kept a CLOSE reign on DATA THAT HASTO BE WITH THE FUTURE PRINCESS, ever since her relationship with THE BRITISH prince William became public NEWS 7 YEARS AGO. The official WEB PAGE for the MARRIAGE CEREMONY OF THE BRITISH PRINCE to KATE was ANNOUNCED on March 2.
Family pictures of Kate Middleton released
By Susannah Palk for CNN
PART 1
Childhood pictures of Kate Middleton have been released on the couple's official royal wedding website. Along with the photos, the website released an official biography of the future princess, which revealed she had spent time living in Jordan as a child. In May 1984, at the age of two, Catherine moved with her family to Amman in Jordan, where her father worked for two and a half years, the website stated .As well as her education and work history, the biography lists her hobbies."The Middleton family and Buckingham Palace have kept a tight reign on information regarding Kate Middleton, ever since her relationship with Britain's Prince William became public knowledge in 2004.The official website for the wedding of Prince William to Middleton was launched on March 2.
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Fourth graders in Sandy, Utah had win a visit from Miranda Cosgrove, star of Nickelodeon's popular show iCarly because they were the grade that enter the most anti bullying PLEDGES. Miranda signed a lot of photos and took pictures with the kids. Many of the students are even more COMMITTED to standing against bullying after the visit. It is ENCOURAGING that Cosgrove took the time to teach an important lesson to the 90 students at Crescent Elementary School, but what are the rest of the 214 million HOUSEHOLDS that Nickelodeon reaches learning from her? Her visit proves that she can have a positive IMPACT, and that she cares about this issue, so why not take it up on her own show? It would have an INCREDIBLE results.
ResponderEliminarFourth graders in Sandy, Utah had win a visit from Miranda Cosgrove, star of Nickelodeon's popular show iCarly because they were the grade that enter the most anti bullying ASSURANCE. Many of the students are even more DEDICATED to standing against bullying after the visit. It is CHEERFUL that Cosgrove took the time to teach an important lesson to the 90 students at Crescent Elementary School, but what are the rest of the 214 million OCCUPANTS that Nickelodeon reaches learning from her? Her visit proves that she can have a positive CONTACT, and that she cares about this issue, so why not take it up on her own show? It would have an WONDERFUL results.
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BY: ISABELLA MAFIOL
ResponderEliminarVenezuela's Chavez receives press freedom award in Argentina
By Brian Byrnes, For CNN
PART 1
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was given a prestigious journalism award in Argentina on Tuesday. Chavez received the Rodolfo Walsh journalism award from Argentina's Universidad Nacional de La Plata "for his unquestionable and authentic commitment to support the freedom of peoples”. Chavez accused large media outlets of "manipulation" and said that in Venezuela today, there is "more freedom of expression and the press than any time in our history." The Rodolfo Walsh award, given to people who advance the cause of press freedom. Flush with petrodollars, Chavez's government in 2005 helped create Telesur, a state-funded television network that covers news from throughout Latin America and the globe. Journalists and politicians in Argentina criticized the choice of Chavez as the award recipient, claiming that he has continually worked to silence his critics and suppress freedom of the press throughout Venezuela."Chavez has closed more than 30 radio stations and six television channels and constantly threatens to take away broadcast licenses of any media that is at all critical of his administration,".
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HUGO CHAVEZ PRESIDENT OF THE NATION OF VENEXUELA RECEIVED AN IMPORTANT journalism award in Argentina on Tuesday. HE ACQUIRED the Rodolfo Walsh journalism award from AN UNIVERSTIY CALLED Universidad national de la Plata “BECAUSE OF his PURE COMPROMISE to REINFORCE the LIBERTY of peoples.” THE PRESIDENT OF VENEZULA BLAMED large media MEANS OF “manipulation” and ASSURES that in HIS COUNTRY NOW A DAYS, there is “more LIBERTY of expression and the JOURNALISM than any PERIOD .” The Rodolfo Walsh award, IS DELIVER to people who PROGRESS the IDEAL of JOURNALISM LIBERTY. Flush with petrodollars , HUGO´S ADMINISTRATION 6 YEARS AGO COOPERATED TO ELABORATE Telesur, a LOCAL-funded TV ORGANIZATION that TOLD news from ALL OVER SOUTH AMERICA AND THE WORLD. PEOPLE WHO WORK IN THE MEDIA AND politicians in Argentina JUDGE THE SELECTION OF THE PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA as the WINNER, BECAUSE he has worked to SILENCE his JUDGEMENTS and ELIMINATE LIBERTY of the JOURNALISM ALL OVER HIS COUNTRY. “HUGO has EXPROPIATE more than 30 radio stations and 6 TV NETWORKS and CONSTANTLY threatened to ELIMINATE broadcast PERMISES of any media who JUDGES his GOVERNMENT” .
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ResponderEliminarPrince William and bride-to-be Kate Middleton's wedding may be full of all the pomp and ceremony of a traditional British state occasion, but when it comes to their wedding cake they've taken their inspiration from the United States.Sweet-toothed Prince William has personally requested a "groom's cake" made of cookies and chocolate to be served alongside the couple's official wedding cake. The groom's cake is a wedding tradition associated with the southern United States.Guests at the Buckingham Palace reception on April 29 will be able to choose between the "chocolate biscuit cake," as it is commonly known in the UK, and a classic fruitcake.It is a British tradition to choose fruitcake for weddings, and Cairns is famous for them. Her celebrity clients include U2 singer Bono, ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and many top London department stores.A team of 10 has been working on the vast fruitcake, which also has to be big enough to cater for all the guests at the reception.One royal wedding, two wedding cakes: The proof is in the eating they say and the couple will no doubt be watching to see which cake is more popular. Guesses on which cake is likely to go first ...!
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BRITISH PRINCE and HIS FUTURE WIFE MARRIAGE may be full of all the GLAMOUR and ceremony of a NORMAL ENGLISH state EVENT, but when it comes to their MARRIAGE DESSERT they´ve taken their inspiration from AMERICA.SWEETIE PIE BRITISH PRINCE has BY HIMSELF ASKED FOR a “groom´s cake” made of cookies and chocolate to be served TO THE SIDE of THEIR official MARRIAGE cake. The groom´s cake is a weeding tradition associated with the SOUTH PART of the USA.PEOPLE INVITED TO the Buckingham palace EVENT on april 29 will be able to SELECT AMONG “ the chocolate biscuit cake “ as it is commonly known in the UNITED KINGDOM, and a classic fruitcake.It IS PART OF THE ENGLISH WAYS to SELECT fruitcakes for MARRIAGES, and Caimns is WELL KNOWN for them. SOME FAMOUS PEOPLE ARE HER CLIENTS, they include u2 singer Bono, ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and many top London department stores.A GROUP OF 10 PEOPLE has been working on the HUGE fruitcake, which also has to be HUGE enough to cater for all the PEOPLE INVITED TO THE EVENT.1 royal MARRIAGE, 2 MARRIAGE cakes: The proof is in the FOOD they ASSURE and the DUET will no doubt be OBSERVING to see which cake is more LIKED. Guesses on which cake is likely to go first ...!
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Family pictures of Kate Middleton released
ResponderEliminarBy Susannah Palk for CNN
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(Childhood pictures of Kate Middleton) have been released on the couple's official royal (wedding website). Along with the (photos), the( website released) an official biography of (the future princess), which (revealed how she) had spent time living in Jordan as a (child). In May 1984, at the age of two, Catherine moved with her (family )to Amman in Jordan, where her (father) worked for (two and a half years, the website stated) .As well as her (education) and work history, the biography( lists )her( hobbies)."The (Middleton) family and Buckingham Palace have kept a (tight) reign on (information regarding Kate Middleton), ever since her relationship with (Britain's Prince William )became( public knowledge in 2004).The official (website) for the( wedding of Prince William to Middleton) was (launched )on March 2.
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INFANCY PHOTOS OF THE FUTURE BRITISH PRINCESS have been released on the DUET´S official royal MARRIAGE CEREMONY WEB PAGE. Along with the PICTURES, the WEB PAGE SHOWED an official biography of KATE MIDDLETON, which SHOWED HOW KATE had PASSED time living in Jordan as a KID. In may 1984, WHEN SHE WAS 2, KATE moved with her RELATIVES to Amman in Jordan, where her DADDY worked for 18 MONTHS, the WEB PAGE ASSURED. As well as her SCOLARSHIP and work history, the biography ENUMERATES her DUTTIES. “The PRINCESS´S FAMILY and Buckingham Palace have kept a CLOSE reign on DATA THAT HASTO BE WITH THE FUTURE PRINCESS, ever since her relationship with THE BRITISH prince William became public NEWS 7 YEARS AGO. The official WEB PAGE for the MARRIAGE CEREMONY OF THE BRITISH PRINCE to KATE was ANNOUNCED on March 2.
ALFREDO PALENCIA.
Family pictures of Kate Middleton released
ResponderEliminarBy Susannah Palk for CNN
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(Childhood pictures of Kate Middleton) have been released on the couple's official royal (wedding website). Along with the (photos), the( website released) an official biography of (the future princess), which (revealed how she) had spent time living in Jordan as a (child). In May 1984, at the age of two, Catherine moved with her (family )to Amman in Jordan, where her (father) worked for (two and a half years, the website stated) .As well as her (education) and work history, the biography( lists )her( hobbies)."The (Middleton) family and Buckingham Palace have kept a (tight) reign on (information regarding Kate Middleton), ever since her relationship with (Britain's Prince William )became( public knowledge in 2004).The official (website) for the( wedding of Prince William to Middleton) was (launched )on March 2.
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INFANCY PHOTOS OF THE FUTURE BRITISH PRINCESS have been released on the DUET´S official royal MARRIAGE CEREMONY WEB PAGE. Along with the PICTURES, the WEB PAGE SHOWED an official biography of KATE MIDDLETON, which SHOWED HOW KATE had PASSED time living in Jordan as a KID. In may 1984, WHEN SHE WAS 2, KATE moved with her RELATIVES to Amman in Jordan, where her DADDY worked for 18 MONTHS, the WEB PAGE ASSURED. As well as her SCOLARSHIP and work history, the biography ENUMERATES her DUTTIES. “The PRINCESS´S FAMILY and Buckingham Palace have kept a CLOSE reign on DATA THAT HASTO BE WITH THE FUTURE PRINCESS, ever since her relationship with THE BRITISH prince William became public NEWS 7 YEARS AGO. The official WEB PAGE for the MARRIAGE CEREMONY OF THE BRITISH PRINCE to KATE was ANNOUNCED on March 2.
ALFREDO PALENCIA.
Thanks to the painter Richard Phillips, pop culture’s current tragic heroine is making tabloids to the art world.
ResponderEliminarWith the “Lohan” video, shot last month in Malibu, Calif., Phillips is also banking on a new direction. Last time he was strictly a painter.
“I’ve never made a film, not even on an iPhone,” Phillips said “In some ways the video relates to my art, but it’s also a way to think about a new kind of portraiture.”
In “Lindsay Lohan” attitudes that Phillips appropriated from two 1960s movie classics. The links Phillips makes between her and the roles that Bardot and Ullmann play in the films are distinct.
“What fascinates me about Lindsay are not her problems but the way she embodies an eminence on the level of a Bardot or an Ullmann,” Phillips said. “She’s a combination of the fantastic and the real, which is what, makes her so magnetic. She can also bring forward an existential presence that speaks to the isolated self.”
Phillips’s show at the White Cube Gallery in London earlier this year. It included outsize portraits of famous faces belonging to Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift, Justin Timberlake, and Dakota Fanning.
He wanted to get beyond a public image widely ridiculed and past the celebrity endorsements and luxury-goods.
“Lindsay Lohan” certainly has the look of a commercial, though no one watching it is likely to have a clue what it’s promoting “I never met her before the shoot,” Phillips said.
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