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Boyfriend Bails on Wedding, Woman
Calls 911
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A Clarksville, TN
woman has been arrested for a second
time in as many weeks for making
non-emergency phone calls to 911. This
week's arrest stems from repeated 911
calls stating that her boyfriend was no
longer willing to marry her. In
addition, officers report that Hee Orama,
34, was arrested last week after calling
911 numerous times to report that she
could not find her car.
Orama claimed that the man had lied
to her about wanting to get married.
Officers went to her house 4 separate
times, warning her about her abuse of
911, then issuing a citation, and
finally arresting her. |
Missing Infant Found Alive, Hidden
Under Bed
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Police in the small
Florida town of Chipley have found an
infant that has been missing for 5 days.
The child's mother, babysitter, and
babysitter's husband are all expected to
be charged in the dissapearance. On
Saturday, Chrystina Lynn Mercer and her
husband reported to police that their
7-month old infant was missing.
Yesterday, the child was found hidden in
a box under the babysitter's bed. It
appeared that the child had been cared
for.
Police have said that they will
release details of the investigation
soon. They also said that the child's
father apparently was not involved in
the incident. |
911 Caller Doesn´t Know Address,
Reports Pot Stolen
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A central Florida
man tried to get help from police after
an armed robbery, but he could not tell
the 911 operator what his address was.
Oh, and he also told police that in
addition to cash, the robbers stole his
pot. Von Powell called 911 nearly an
hour after two men burst into his home
and robbed him at gunpoint. He told the
dispatcher that he was unsure of his
address, and that he was sitting on the
couch, smoking pot and having a beer.
Officers found Powell after driving
around his neighborhood. Even though he
told police about the missing drugs and
his drug use, he was not charged with
possesion due to lack of physical
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Brad Pitt Looking For New Motorcycle
After Trashing His Favorite Bike
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Brad Pitt, who
currently is in Toyko to promote his new
movie, says he is hunting for a new
bike. When he tried to escape
photographers, he had a little accident.
In Tokyo he wants to look for a
substitute. "I will definitely be
looking at motorcycles. You've got some
of the best builders right here."
Additionaly, Pitt talks about his new
movie, "Inglourious Basterds", which
starts in Japanese cinemas on Wednesday.
He says he feels lucky to have been
chosen for the leading part.
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Sony Bringing Board Game "Risk" to
the Big Screen
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Sony Pictures is set
to bring yet another board game to the
movie screen, announcing recently that
Hasbro's classic "Risk" is being adapted
into a movie. The game was developed in
France in 1957 and was the first to
offer nonlinear play. The film is in
development, with executives from Hasbro
and Will Smith's Overbrook Entertainment
on board. Separate from Transformers, GI
Joe and now Risk, Hasbro has four other
films in development based on their
merchandise. |
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Weekly
Teen Newspaper Story's By
Kaeleigh Ashton Thorp
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Thinking About
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What am I gonna do with my life?!
As a junior
in high school, I have been
thinking about colleges,
universities, and majors for
quite a while.
My first
struggle is that I have no
idea what career I might be
interested in...I think that
is a really major decision
to ask a teenager to make,
when there are adults in the
world who don’t even know
what it is they really want
to do! Another struggle is
that things I have been told
I am “good at” are not
necessarily things I would
want to spend the rest of my
life doing.
For example,
I am a youth attorney for a
local youth court. They tell
me I do a good job, and even
the real judges who oversee
our cases have complimented
me. However, I personally do
not have any interest in
becoming a lawyer as a
profession. So that’s out…
This is a big
contributing factor to why
so many college students
change their majors! You
start out thinking you want
to do one thing, then when
you take a couple classes in
that subject, you realize
there’s no way you could
spend the rest of your life
doing it! Or conversely,
maybe you take a class as an
elective and really love it
and decide to go that route.
Either way, it’s a tough
expectation to put on a kid,
to say the least.
Then the
bigger picture is which
school?? Schools have
reputations for being “the
best law school”, “the best
business school”, “the best
liberal arts program”, or
whatever it is. But there
are LOTS of schools out
there, so I plan to apply to
many; if I could only define
that pesky major I’d be set!
I am also
considering applying to US
universities overseas. The
advantage is since it is
considered a US-school, you
can still apply for
scholarships and grants to
help fund your education.
But the plus is that you
would be living in another
country and experiencing
that culture. How fun!
This is all
preliminary information; as
I go through the process I
will share more with you. I
am definitely struggling to
identify what it is I am
interested in doing as a
profession, but I am
trusting that everything
will eventually fall into
place!
Wish me luck… |
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Weekly
Teen Newspaper Story's By
Caitlin McArthur
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A New Initiative!
This
year, when most of you will be returning to school, and many of
you will now be seniors, you will be starting your English
assignments. In some schools, it is now compulsory to study
English at higher/A-level (UK) or SAT/ACT (USA). This poses a
problem. What books should you study? Or, more accurately, what
books can you study?
In
some cases, teachers will have prepared help sheets, containing
information on novels they consider of a high enough standard to
study. Many well known authors are bound to appear time and
again on these lists; from Austen through to Zephaniah. Better
still, there are a whole host of websites dedicated to helping
young students choose their reading material. This is
understandable. The aim of these exercises is to help you
achieve the best possible grade in English.
However, try not to be restricted. Maintain a balance between
studying and taking initiative. By this I mean choose a novel
you want to study! Don’t be heckled or coerced into a rut. Just
because everyone in your class is reading the same book does not
guarantee success. Ask your teacher which book they think is
suitable for your ability, one which will challenge you, rather
than going along with the crowd. On the contrary, make sure the
book you choose is not too difficult. Read a few chapters, and
if you do not understand, then give it back.
This
said I would like to recommend some novels which I found
challenging, but still enjoyable!
Cannery Row, by John Steinbeck (Winner of the Nobel Prize for
Literature)
For
those of you who are familiar with Steinbeck’s work, you will
soon realize that this is by no means convoluted. He uses simple
language to great effect, to portray the lives of small-town
Americans in the 30s. Full of wit and comic characters, there is
so much charm and appeal in this book that it should be read,
even if it is not studied at length.
The
Beast in Man, by Emile Zola
This
novel is also very simple to read. It is a study of human
character, focusing on man’s capability to perform acts of
atrocity. Surprisingly, the antagonist is also the main
character. This novel promises to be as macabre as its title!
Dead
Babies, by Martin Amis
Do not
be put off by the title. This novel is a very dark comedy, with
complex characters. Martin Amis’ style of writing has a virtuoso
flow, and shows his ability to wield the English language. Be
sure to have a dictionary ready!
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North Korea Claims
to Have Enriched Enough
Plutonium for Another
1-2 Nuclear Bombs
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Six
months after it was
widely condemned for
conducting a nuclear
test North Korea has
announced via the
official news agency
that it is now in
possession of more
weapons-grade plutonium
after reprocessing some
8,000 nuclear fuel rods.
This new material could
allow the communist
state to add 1-2 weapons
to its arsenal. The
country's leadership has
on several occasions
indicated that if they
are provoked they will
use nuclear weapons.
The Stalinist state
has, however, indicated
a willingness to talk
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Moscow Declares War on Winter
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Russia: The Mayor of
Moscow, Yuri Luzhkov, has announced
plans to use the air force to seed
clouds over winter at a cost of 180
million rubles, in theory reducing the
amount of snow that falls on the capital
by 20%, thereby saving 300 million
rubles. While Luzhkov claims that this
will be good for crops outside the city
but others aren't so convinced with
provincial officials questioning the
environmental effects and asking where
they will get the funds to shift the
extra snow.
"He is an old man and does not
understand you cannot change a
millennia-old climate. his plan will
kill Moscow's trees. They need snow to
survive the winter. Luzhkov is simply
dangerous to the people of Moscow," said
opposition leader Boris Nemtsov. |
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Berenstain Bears Set for
Film Debut
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Children's
favourite the Berenstain Bears
is being geared up for a
live-action film by Walden
Media, the production company
behind the "Narnia" movies. The
Berenstain Bears were first
created in 1962 by Stan and Jan
Berenstain. 250 titles of the
books have been sold since their
conception, with over 260
million copies sold across the
world. The series has also been
adapted for television in the
form of a cartoon twice. |
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Most Potential U.S. Military Recruits
Couldn´t Serve: They´re Too Fat, Stupid, Sickly
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More than 75 percent of U.S.
17- to 24-year-olds wouldn't strike much fear
into enemy forces -- they're so obese, or so
dumb, or have so many kids, or so many diseases,
or have used so many illegal drugs, that the
armed forces wouldn't take them.
The two main problems, though, are that so
many potential soldiers are fat and weak, said
Curt Gilroy of the Pentagon. "Kids are just not
able to do push-ups ... and they can't do
pull-ups. And they can't run," he said.
In 1987, just six percent of Americans age
18-34 were obese. That number has expanded to
nearly a quarter of that demographic today.
Though the military just had a good year
recruiting, the future of America's
all-volunteer army is in question. |
Soldier Shot in Combat, Pulls Bullet Out and
Keeps Fighting
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Afghanistan: 22-year-old
Lewis Coulbert of the 1st Battalion Grenadier
Guards has come through his first engagement
with the Taliban wounded but with resolve
unshaken after he was hit by a bullet during the
midnight gun battle. Coulbert said it felt
like his arm was "jabbed really hard" but it
wasn't until he looked down that he realised he
had taken an AK47 round off a ricochet. The
young soldier pulled the bullet out, took care
of the wound, and kept fighting.
"I was nervous about my first contacts,
because I didn't know how I would react. But I
was surprised by how calm everyone stayed. You
don't panic because everyone has a job to do,"
said Coulbert. |
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Doctor Thinks He May Have Found a Cure for Snoring
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400 people have been put on a
medical trial in the ear, nose, and throat ward in
Southport hospital in Liverpool. The drugs administered
through injection have so far shown encouraging results,
according to Mr Al-Jassim and his specialist.
Snoring has been the one of the main causes of sleep
deprivation, which can be a devastating predicament for
both partners, along with many health concerns along
with being a trigger for tension between couples.
Mr Al-Jassim used a sclerosing agent, which has been
widely used in the UK for varicose veins. The substance
appears to control snoring by having an effect on the
supple tissue at the rear of the mouth, stopping it from
vibrating. |
Overweight Man
Refuses to be X-Rayed at
the Zoo, Dies of Unknown
Causes
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Germany: 51-year-old
Thomas Lessmann has died
of yet to be determined
causes almost a
fortnight after he
refused to be x-rayed at
the local zoo. Lessmann
had sought medical
attention because he was
losing consciousness a
lot and feeling unwell.
The Eppendorf clinic he
attended referred him to
the zoo for an x-ray. Mr
Lessmann is 230
kilograms and most human
x-rays will no support
someone heavier than
approximately 200.
Lessmann was offended
by the suggestion and
declined to have the
test done. "It sounded
like they were trying to
wind us up," said Petra,
his widow. |
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Research on New Cancer Vaccine
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An injection under
the experimental phase has seen
positives results in curing
pre-cancerous tumors in the vulvar.
“Intraepithelial neoplasia “is unrelated
to the Cervarix or Gardasil. This new
vaccine is will help women already
infected. Methods such as
chemotherapy, laser and surgery are
usually ineffective in 75% of tumors
which are connection to HPV-16 disease.
Tests with 20 women found that symptoms
had vanished in 9 women along with a 10
year old tumor.
Results on 6 women discovered a 50
percent improvement after one year. One
patient died of an unexpected heart
attack before her assessment. This
ongoing research is being made by Dr.
Gemma Kenter of Leiden University. |
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In an African Desert, an Ocean is
Born
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Right now, it's just
a 35-mile long crack in the ground,
running through the desert of Ethiopia.
But the rift, first detected in 2005 and
now 20 feet wide in places, is almost
certainly the beginnings of a new ocean,
researchers have confirmed. When it
first opened, some geologists speculated
that the rift would form a new ocean,
but that view was controversial. New
studies, however, show that what's
happening in the rift is nearly
identical to geological processes on
ocean floors.
Studies also revealed that volcanic
activity along the edges of tectonic
plates can cause large sections to break
up, rather than a slower process that
had been previously theorized. The
35-mile rift was torn open in just a few
days. |
Relative of Amelia Earhart Says She
Was Actually Captured by The Japanese
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Wally Earhart,
Amelia Earhart's fourth cousin, says a
"massive coverup" continues by the U.S.
government in her 1937 disappearance,
either due to Navy ineptitude during her
rescue, or that Japan recon work asked
of her by Roosevelt would be exposed.
He said that renewed interest due to the
film "Amelia" sets the stage for the
public to "know the truth about Amelia's
last days." He says that Amelia and
navigator Fred Noonan died on Saipan
after being captured by Japanese forces.
He says Noonan was beheaded and
Earhart succumbed to dysentery, and that
the plane, also taken to Saipan, was cut
up. “There are many people, including
Japanese military and Saipan natives,
who witnessed all these events on the
island,” he said. |
Kissing Meant to Spread Germs, Boost
Pre-Pregnancy Immunity
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Researchers believe
that the development of kissing was
intended to build up one's immunity by
spreading Cytomegalovirus, found in
saliva, to women before they get
pregnant. It's usually harmless, but can
cause birth defects and miscarriages.
Researcher Dr. Colin Hendrie says that
the best protection from the virus
involved about six months of kissing. He
says that previous ideas of kissing
being about evolutionary quality control
are a bit off the mark, requiring
unnecessary intimacy.
"Information concerning body tone,
smell, reproductive condition, disease
state and, of course, personal physical
and oral hygiene can all be gained
solely from close physical proximity,"
he said. |
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Activision Sued for Turning No Doubt into Karaoke
Act
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Alternative rock band No Doubt have
filed a lawsuit against Activision, claiming their image
was used inappropriately in the popular game "Band
Hero". Both parties had an agreement to use the band
members in the game. However, the band has taken
offense at the use of avatars of their "characters"
being able to sing other bands' songs. The suit
specifies one in particular where "the Gwen Stefani
avatar in a male voice boasting about having sex with
prostitutes."
The band is seeking damages, as well as a cease and
desist order for distributing the game as is. It would
also like current copies recalled. Activision has
responded, saying the suit was "without merit". |
Scientists Able to Extract Image From Brainwaves
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Scientists at the University of
California led by Professor Jack Gallant have
successfully used a functional magnetic resonance
imaging scanner to extract what a person is seeing from
their brainwaves. The researchers fed videos and the
scans of volunteers into a computer for correlations to
be drawn. The volunteers were then shown a different
video and the software was able to recreate the basic
shape but not all details from brainwaves.
"At the moment when you see something and want to
describe it you have to use words or draw it and it
doesn't work very well. This technology might allow you
to recover an eyewitness's memory of a crime," said
Professor Gallant. |
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First Hotel in Space to Open in
2012?
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Despite questions
from critics over their funding and time
frame Galactic Suite Space Resort
insists that they are on track to open a
Hotel orbiting earth at an altitude of
450km and a speed of 30,000km/h by 2012.
For 3 million euros a guest will be able
to stay in the space hotel for three
nights. Eight weeks of training is
required and is included in the price,
as is the trip there and back in a
Russian rocket.
The hotel will be able to house four
guests and the two rocket pilots
initially. While guests would not have
staff looking after them they would get
to see 15 sunrises and would go right
around the earth every 1 hour, 20
minutes. |
Stray Dogs to Get Put Up in Hotels
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Tapei's stray dogs
are about to get lucky with two
proprieters opening dog hotels that
include luxury facilities. The hotels
are equipped with salons, classes, pools
and playrooms. Tapei has had a street
dog problem for decades. The owner of
the Pet's Dream Park hotel, Kevin Lin,
said: "It's just like day care for
children. A major reason I opened this
business is to ease the stray dog
problem." The hotel costs $14 a day.
This is affordable to most Tapei
families, who usually would have dumped
their dogs on the street for lack of
time and space to accommodate them. |
Man Arrested for Dressing in Drag
and Attempting to Use Dead Wife´s Gym
Membership
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Hong Kong:
51-year-old Lau Siu-wah has been
arrested and charged with using someone
else's identity card after he put on
women's clothes and tried to use a
section of a gym reserved for females
with his wife's gym membership card.
His deception was quickly spotted and
authorities were summoned. He allegedly
confessed to using his wife's identity.
At a court hearing he appeared in drag
again and was released on bail. |
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