Another innovative way to cross US-Mexico border discovered

Another innovative way to cross US-Mexico border discovered 0 31 Oct 2012 by admin The rules of the smuggling game across the U.S.-Mexico border have been written unofficially for years: If a bad guy moving drugs or people encounters a border fence, you tunnel under it. But a group of enterprising – or desperate – smugglers got caught trying an alternative method. They built a flimsy makeshift ramp and tried to drive over a U.S....

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Chinese teargas canisters in lipsticks seized in Switzerland

Chinese teargas canisters in lipsticks seized in Switzerland 0 31 Oct 2012 by admin The Swiss custom officials have seized an estimated 500 tear gas canisters carefully concealed inside lighters and lipsticks-made in China. The consignment was seized when custom officials searched a package addressed to a Swiss import-export company labeled electronics. “This is the first time in Switzerland that we find tear gas hidden in lighters,”...

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Recovery begins-damages estimated $ 50 billion

Recovery begins-damages estimated $ 50 billion 0 31 Oct 2012 by admin (CNN)NEW YORK – The Northeast Corridor slowly struggled back to life on Wednesday after the knockout punch from Superstorm Sandy. Banner-NY Daily News Millions in New York City, New Jersey and other cities and towns along America’s most populous urban stretch coped with major losses and daily inconveniences. Commuters, homeowners and businesses struggled with...

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Workers at S.African post office run for life after finding snakes in mail bag

Workers at S.African post office run for life after finding snakes in mail bag 0 31 Oct 2012 by admin Postal workers at a South African post office took to their heels when a poisonous python snake came slithering out of a mail bag on Wednesday, Reuters reported. Stock Pic The one yard snake was one of four snakes sent this week in an express parcel that arrived at the Sabie Post Office, located 185 miles of Johannesburg, the...

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Colorado girl sexually assaulted before killed by teenager-Suspect’s father under spotlight

Colorado girl sexually assaulted before killed by teenager-Suspect’s father under spotlight 0 30 Oct 2012 by admin The 10 year old Colorado girl Jessica Ridgeway was sexually assaulted before being killed, the shocking details emerged when the 17 year old Austin Sigg was produced at Jefferson County courts on Tuesday. He will be tried as an adult. The charges includes, four counts of first degree murder, two counts of second degree...

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Supersonic beer that would deliver you to “Drunksville” unveiled in Scotland

Supersonic beer that would deliver you to “Drunksville” unveiled in Scotland 0 30 Oct 2012 Armageddon beer,brewmeister,scotland by admin A Scottish beer maker has unveiled the world’s strongest beer ‘the Armageddon Beer”, with 65% alcohol by volume. The ingredients include crystal malt, wheat, flaked oats and 100% Scottish spring water. The company says on its website that the beer has lots of favors-malty,...

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Mother Nature leaves trail of destruction-38 dead, 7.4 Million in darkness, Damages may exceed $ 25 billion

Mother Nature leaves trail of destruction-38 dead, 7.4 Million in darkness, Damages may exceed $ 25 billion 0 30 Oct 2012 by admin Millions of east coast residents woke up on Tuesday without power as Sandy after leaving a trail of mass destruction moved inland. Destruction prompted the President Obama to declare as “major disaster”. In New York everything remained at standstill as raging flood waters shut...

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Syrian senior Air Force official assassinated

Syrian senior Air Force official assassinated 0 30 Oct 2012 by admin A senior Air Force official in Syria has been assassinated by rebels in the outskirts of Damascus, Syrian state TV reported. General Abdullah Mahmud al-Khalidi was shot dead on Monday evening in Northern Damascus. More to follow...

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Sandy plunges east coast into darkness-14 deaths reported

Sandy plunges east coast into darkness-14 deaths reported 0 29 Oct 2012 by admin The East Coast of the United States plunged into darkness as Hurricane Sandy ravaged through many states wreaking havoc and causing deaths of 14 people on Monday night. An estimated 5.7 million people were without power. Manhattan was badly hit as storm waters flooded tunnels, subways and even hospital basements forcing doctors and nurses to treat patients...

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Partially clothed statue causes major stir in Kansas

Partially clothed statue causes major stir in Kansas 0 29 Oct 2012 by admin The state of Kansas has ruled that a statue depicting a partially clothed woman engaged in self photography is not obscene, which has irked an estimated 8,000 petitioners, who wants the statue tossed out of a park. The statue is erected at Overland Park Arboretum, where it resides along a wooded walking trail. The American Family Association says that statute...

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Dramatic Rescue of 14 people from the HMS Bounty-Video

Dramatic Rescue of 14 people from the HMS Bounty-Video 0 29 Oct 2012 by admin In the first major U.S. Coast Guard search and rescue operation associated with Hurricane...

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Space-X capsule begins journey to LA port

Space-X capsule begins journey to LA port 0 29 Oct 2012 by admin A Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) Dragon spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific Ocean at 3:22 p.m. EDT Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012, a few hundred miles west of Baja California, Mexico. The splashdown successfully ended the first contracted cargo delivery flight contracted by NASA to resupply the International Space Station.The Dragon...

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Breaking News: Sandy unleashes terror, 2.2 million without power 0

Breaking News: Sandy unleashes terror, 2.2 million without power 0 29 Oct 2012 by admin (CNN) — Though no longer a hurricane, “post-tropical” storm Sandy still packed a hurricane-sized punch as it closed on the New Jersey coast with 85 mph winds Monday evening, forecasters said. (James Keivom/New York Daily News) The storm drove torrents of water up the streets of Atlantic City, stretching for blocks inland and ripping up part...

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At least 35 hooligans arrested in SF after giants victory

At least 35 hooligans arrested in SF after giants victory 0 29 Oct 2012 by admin Police arrested at least 35 persons after victory celebrations over Giants victory turned violent on the streets of San Francisco on Sunday night. The rowdy crowd attacked dozens of business establishments and torched a bus belonging to to the city of San Francisco. The Giants swept the World Series 4-3 when beat Detroit Tigers on Sunday night. The...

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Shutterbug, who took Kate Middleton’s topless pictures to be arrested

Shutterbug, who took Kate Middleton’s topless pictures to be arrested 0 29 Oct 2012 by admin French police is making arrangements to arrest the photographer, who is accused of taking topless photographs of Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, the media reported. The Daily Mail newspaper said that the name of the photographer has been handed over to the detectives. The photographs were taken in September this year when the Duchess...

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Religious man sues church after his prayers answered

Religious man sues church after his prayers answered 0 28 Oct 2012 Crucifix,David Jimenez,Newburgh,St Patrick,State of Jesus by admin NEWBURGH – David and Delia Jimenez of Newburgh consider themselves very religious Catholics, so when Mrs. Jimenez’s diagnosed cancer disappeared two years ago, they attributed it to their praying at St. Patrick’s Church in Newburgh. Mr. Jimenez wanted to show his appreciation...

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Franken-Storm prepares landfall to wreak havoc on Hell-O-Ween week.

Franken-Storm prepares landfall to wreak havoc on Hell-O-Ween week. 0 28 Oct 2012 Sandy by admin Most of parts of the east coast is under-lock down as state agencies warned Hurricane Sandy would wreak-havoc as early as Monday evening with life-threatening flooding in many as areas as she is expected to make land fall in New Jersey. On Sunday night an estimated 375,000 residents in low-lying areas were ordered to get out and go...

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Space-X returns to earth carrying 1,673 pounds cargo from International Space Station

Space-X returns to earth carrying 1,673 pounds cargo from International Space Station 0 28 Oct 2012 Capsule,cargo,International Space station,NASA,Space Dragon,Space-x,urine sample by admin Space Dragon, after unloading supplies to International Space station, returned to earth after a three weeks assignment, on Sunday. “A Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) Dragon spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific Ocean at 2:22 p.m. CDT...

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Breaking News: Zynga, Facebook to come under Anonymous attack on November 5th

Breaking News: Zynga, Facebook to come under Anonymous attack on November 5th 0 28 Oct 2012 anonymous,attack DDOS,Facebook,hackers,zynga by admin The hackers group, Anonymous, has threatened to mount to Distributed Denial of Service attack on November 5th against Facebook and  the gaming giant, Zynga in retaliation to the gaming company  laying off employees. The group said in a statement posted on Anon News website that”...

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Taliban introduces “Burka Bridge” all women force

Taliban introduces “Burka Bridge” all women force 0 28 Oct 2012 Burka Bridge,Chechnya,taliban,video by admin The deadly Taliban insurgents have introduced a “Burka Bridge” consisting woman fighters to fight Russian troops in Chechnya. A video posted on line shows, the male counterparts training women how to fire at Russian troops holding Russian made Ak-47 automatic rifles. The secret recruitment drive was apparently launched this...

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7.7 magnitude earthquake shakes Canadian west coast

7.7 magnitude earthquake shakes Canadian west coast 0 27 Oct 2012 7.7,Charlotte Islands,EQ,Tsunami by admin A tsunami warning has been issued after a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake shook the Queen Charlotte Islands, off the west coast of Canada a few minutes ago. The epicenter of the tremor, which occurred at 8:04 local time, is located 86 miles south of the town of Masset, the US Geological Survey said...

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