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And the Olympic crowds quickly vanish...
The medals have been tallied and the 2010 Winter Games are over for Vancouver, BC. Now, is the time for clean-up and rest. As the flocks of visitor and athletes leave, almost quicker than they came,... 131 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
Summer in the City: NYC August 2009
Despite the great recession, tourists still love The Big Apple, as these crowd scenes taken during a summer 2009 trip attest. Two million descend on Washington for Obama's Inauguration Day
Two million people have descended on Washington DC for the Inauguration of Barack Obama, and the crowds have clogged the mass transit lines and security checkpoints as they try to get a spot to witness a moment in... 82 children dead in Haitian school collapse
In a tragic incident of school buiding collapse in capital of Haiti, more than fifty children died, and almost 120 injured.Rescue operation is still on, the relatives of children are searching the body of their... Playing with Fire
The United States' presidential campaign is winding down. From among a crop of many, competing for their party's nomination in the two major parties, two emerged victorious, Senator John McCain for the Republican... 767 views | 41 recommendations | 23 comments
Thai judges issue warrants to arrest protesters
Following yesterday's massive street demonstations in Thailand, judges has ordered the arrest of the protest's organizers. Police have still been unable to negotiate an end to the protests, and they are...
created by Dave Keating | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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243 views | 5 recommendations | 3 comments
Edinburgh fringe festival off to rainy start
Scotland's famous month-long arts festival kicked off to a small, rain-soaked crowd in Edinburgh yesterday. The cavalcade marked the beginning of three weeks of performing arts, which take place until August 25...Bombings kill 43 in Baghdad, Kirkuk
Gunmen ambushed Shiite pilgrims in the a Sunni town south of Baghdad Monday. The pilgrims were marching to a major shrine there for a religious holiday.The area is a former stronghold of Al Qaeda in Iraq and was touted as one of the success stories of the US military surge,...
created by Dave Keating | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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240 views | 7 recommendations | 2 comments
Tour de France: Why Stage 17 Matters
There is a history to the Tour. It has its legendary riders: Eddy Merckx (a.k.a. "the canibal") who is the only one to ever win all three jerseys in a single Tour, Miguel Indurain, Fausto Coppi, and of course... Apple is No. 3 PC maker in U.S., No. 6 worldwide
"Apple is No. 3 PC maker in U.S., No. 6 worldwide Dueling reports Wednesday from the two leading PC survey firms — Gartner and IDC — confirm what the crowds at the Apple (AAPL) stores have been telling us: The Mac had a great second quarter. According...Pope lauds apology to Aborigines
The Australian government's decision of accepting blunders committed on indigenous people in the past have been welcomed by the Pontiff. Pope lauded the reconciliation offers made by the Australian government and hoped that this will give new hope to people all...China detains 100 for riot in southwestern town
There are thousands of events like this that happen every year in China. "BEIJING (Reuters) - Police in southwest China have detained 100 people, including 39 gang members, for their roles in a riot last month that saw the torching of government buildings and...MEDUSA - Microwave ray gun controls crowds with noise
Do these companies think of the Acronym first then try to make up words to fit to it."A US company claims it is ready to build a microwave ray gun able to beam sounds directly into people's heads. ...British 9/11 fears over private planes, Government terror adviser warns
These reports are undeniably based on 'what could bes' but there are so many opportunities for anyone, terrorist, madman or other to inflict mayhem on any particular community that we could get over worried. This...
created by Paul Conneally | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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127 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
Why are forecasters so often wrong? « Peter J. Cooper’s Weblog
"This week RBS has forecast an equity and credit crash within three months. It is unusual to get a direct warning from a major bank. Who forecast a UK housing crash last August when the sub-prime crisis hit? Nobody in my recollection and yet you could see estate agents...NowPublic on Facebook
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