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Many Yemenis say they do not believe the situation there will get to the point it has reached in @placeholder or Tunisia, but they also expressed concerns about unemployment and their future.
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(CNN) -- Protests in Egypt have dominated international headlines of late, but signs of unrest are prevalent in several countries throughout the Middle East and Africa. Emboldened by an uprising in Tunisia, which saw the nation's president of almost a quarter century flee to Saudi Arabia, protesters have staged similar demonstrations from Lebanon to Yemen to Algeria. Here are the latest developments across the region: Egypt Protesting lawyers toppled barricades at Cairo's Abdeen Palace, and petroleum, railway and telecommunications employees called strikes to stand in solidarity with the protesters. Thursday marked Day 17 of the protests. Despite promises of reforms and constitutional amendments to allow for free elections, demonstrators were angered by President Hosni Mubarak's refusal to immediately step down. Protests were further fanned when Egypt's Vice President Omar Suleiman said Egypt is not ready for democracy.
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Jordan's king swears in a new government, including opposition members, newspaper editor
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Analyst says Syria could be immune to protests because it is a pariah state
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In Lebanon, Hezbollah's leader says Arab unrest stems from ties to U.S., Israel
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Protests prompt Algerian government to tackle food taxes, youth unemployment
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'I would've been in the forest scratching the dirt, looking for her, physically,' Ms @placeholder told 60 Minutes.
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A $100,000 reward has been offered to help solve the case of a teenage girl who disappeared in a disturbing abduction 17 years ago. Jessica Small, who was 15 at the time, was abducted from Bathurst in central west NSW on October 26, 1997. The teenager and her best friend, Vanessa Conlan, were leaving an amusement arcade in Bathurst at midnight when a man in a white car approached them and offered them a lift. Jessica Small, who was 15 at the time, was abducted from Bathurst in central west NSW on October 26, 1997 The man drove the girls in his VK Holden Commodore sedan a short distance before turning his headlights off and attacking them on a deserted rural road.
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Jessica Small was 15 when she was abducted from Bathurst in 1997
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Her and a friend were leaving an amusement arcade at midnight on October 26, 1997 when a man offered them a lift home
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The man drove the girls in his white sedan before attacking them a short time later on a rural road
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Her friend managed to escape but Jessica hasn't been seen since
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The current investigation has been thwarted by serious failings by Bathurst police back when Jessica initially disappeared
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Underwear and blood-stained blanket found months after disappearance but local police destroyed evidence
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Two decades later, a $100,000 reward has been offered to help solve case
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Right now, we should be reviving production of the @placeholder and not just reviving production, we should be developing an advance version of the F-22," said Fisher.
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(CNN) -- Images believed to be of China's next generation of military air power have been buzzing around the internet, but Pentagon officials are insisting it does not mean China has matched American air capabilities. The new Chinese stealth fighter jet, known as the J-20, isn't supposed to be operational until at least 2017, but a Chinese air force commander told Chinese TV in 2009 that flight testing would begin much sooner. Stealth jets, such as the United States' F-22, are designed to evade detection by radar and anti-aircraft defenses. Now unknown sources have posted photos of what appears to be the plane on an airfield runway in southwestern China.
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Grainy web images of what is believed to be a new Chinese fighter jet create a stir
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Known as the J-20, stealth fighter isn't supposed to be operational until at least 2017
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A Pentagon spokesman says the United States is aware of situation, but it isn't fretful about it
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A military scholar says the development is a threat to U.S. military superiority in the Pacific
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Birther-in-chief Donald Trump, who appeared to be running singularly on that issue in 2011, was more restrained when he was asked if @placeholder-born Cruz was eligible to be president.
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While the issue of President Barack Obama's birth has long been settled, and it's a moot point anyway since he's in his second term in office, there remain some people who won't be convinced. Just ask members of Congress, who even this summer are encountering so-called "birthers" at town hall meetings. With Ted Cruz, there is no conspiracy. He wasn't born in the United States. But that hasn't stopped the junior Texas senator from courting a possible presidential bid. The dynamic young senator has traveled to Iowa and other early primary states. If his moves toward a candidacy become more serious, they're sure to spark first a debate about his conservative politics, but also that recurring debate about whether a "natural-born citizen" can be born outside the United States.
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Possible 2016 presidential candidate Ted Cruz's birth circumstances raise eligibility questions
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Cruz was born in Canada to U.S. citizen mother and Cuban father
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Birther-in-chief Donald Trump raised question of Cruz's eligibility in weekend appearance
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According to @placeholder, the school spokesman, Seevakumaran had never been seen by UCF counselors and had not had any student conduct issues.
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Orlando, Florida (CNN) -- A former University of Central Florida student found dead in his dorm room of an apparent suicide, alongside weapons and a backpack of bombs, planned a larger attack, officials said Monday. School spokesman Grant Heston identified the student as 30-year-old James Oliver Seevakumaran. He was at the university from fall 2010 through fall 2012 but was not enrolled for the spring semester and was in the process of being removed from the dorm room where he lived. "While the crime scene processing was under way in that room, we found some notes and some writings that indicated that this was a planned attack," UCF Police Chief Richard Beary told reporters.
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NEW: James Oliver Seevakumaran, 30, had built four homemade bombs, police chief says
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NEW: Police think he pulled fire alarm, perhaps to draw people out of rooms, into open
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Manning was released earlier this year by the @placeholder, the only team for which he's played in his 14-year pro career.
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(CNN) -- Free agent quarterback Peyton Manning will play for the Denver Broncos, the team announced Tuesday. "This is truly a special football environment, and I'm glad to be a part of it," Manning said at a news conference where the Broncos made the announcement. "I haven't had a whole lot of time to breathe. This happened Monday morning," Manning said of his decision to join the Broncos. He said he talked to a number of NFL teams before agreeing to a contract with Denver. "I'm proud to be a Denver Bronco," he said. "It felt strange being in a new locker room. I haven't been anywhere else," said the quarterback.
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NEW: Fate of last year's popular Bronco QB Tim Tebow is uncertain
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NEW: "I'm proud to be a Denver Bronco," Peyton Manning says at news conference
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The former Colt was named the NFL's Most Valuable Player a record four times
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Colts owner congratulates Peyton Manning "as he heads to a tremendous organization"
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Rachel Barber, a 15-year-old dance student, was murdered by strangulation in @placeholder in 1999
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A woman has walked free from jail on Tuesday morning, 16 years after strangling a 15-year-old girl to death in a plot to steal her identity. In 2000 Caroline Reed Robertson, then 19, was jailed for 20 years after pleading guilty to the murder of aspiring dancer Rachel Barber, with a non-parole period of 14 and a half years. The 15-year-old victim was drugged and strangled to death with a telephone cord in 1999 in Prahran, a suburb in Melbourne, Victoria. Despite their daughter's brutal murder, the victim's parents are asking the public to give the woman responsible privacy. Early on Tuesday morning, Robertson left the facility at Dame Phyllis Frost Centre surrounded by two people into a waiting car.
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A 15-year-old dance student Rachel Barber was strangled to death in 1999
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Killer was her former babysitter Caroline Reed Robertson, then age 19
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Robertson was released on Tuesday morning afer 16 years behind bars
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Robertson plotted to kill her victim as she was insanely jealous and suffered from a personality disorder and severe self-loathing
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The victim's parents have asked the public to give Robertson privacy
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The crime inspired a 2009 all-star Australian film 'I Am You', starring Guy Pearce, Miranda Otto and Sam Neill
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Wortham, who is running for re-election and recently defeated a primary challenger who stars on a reality TV show about the @placeholder, denies any wrongdoing.
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Doug Wortham used a Defense Department giveaway program for law enforcement to stock his office with an assault rifle, a handgun and a Humvee — even though the people in his custody are in no condition to put up a fight. They're dead. Wortham is the Sharp County, Arkansas, coroner. He says the Humvee helps him navigate the rugged terrain of the Ozarks foothills, but he struggled to explain why he needs the surplus military weapons he acquired more than two years ago. 'I just wanted to protect myself,' he said. Settled for handguns: Unlike Arkansas coroner Doug Wortham, Kim Clark of the Wyoming Livestock Board settled for just a lot of .45 semi-automatic handguns for his agency when he applied to the Pentagon's 1033 surplus program
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'I just wanted to protect myself': Doug Wortham from Sharp County, Arkansas made no apologies for his suspicious acquisition
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The elected county official could participate in the Pentagon's 1033 Program because he has arrest power
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Another military surplus program kicked Wortham's office out when officials discovered it had also acquired a kayak, among other items
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The cat was poorly responsive when they emerged from the fire, but @placeholder worked his magic and managed to coax the kitty back to life
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By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 23:06 EST, 8 September 2013 | UPDATED: 05:19 EST, 9 September 2013 Two men dressed as superhoes saved a cat from dying in a burning West Virginia home Saturday. Batman and Captain America, aka John Buckland and Troy Marcum, had been working a children's event nearby when they saw smoke engulfing the Milton home. The dynamic duo rushed to see if anyone was inside the home and that's when they foudn the lucky kitty. Scroll down for video Where's Catwoman? Two Milton, West Virginia men dressed as Batman and Captain America swooped into a burning home and rescued a stranded cat Saturday
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John Buckland and Troy Marcum dress as superheroes and attend events where they teach children positive values
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The home caught fire as the duo worked at a nearby Milton, West Virginia American Legion
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(EW.com) -- Writer Meredith Stiehm, 44, shares similarities with "Homeland's" Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes): both work in male-dominated places (Stiehm is the Showtime series' sole female writer) and both have personal connections to bipolar disorder (Stiehm's sister, like Carrie, suffers from the condition). Stiehm has penned some of the series most acclaimed and talked about episodes, including season one's "The Weekend," where Brody (Damian Lewis) and Carrie go to her cabin in the woods, and season two's "New Car Smell," in which Carrie finally arrests Brody. "I didn't come in until like episode 4," says Stiehm. "[Howard Gordon and Alex Gansa] created the character and the show. Around episode 4, they realized that there were all male writers and they had a female lead so they wanted a female writer." Adds Danes, "She's really incredible. Her voice is so distinctive and so honest and funny. She has a very wry sensibility that's so in keeping with who Carrie is. But she also is very warm and feeling and all of that translates into all her work. I owe an enormous amount to Meredith."
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"Homeland" writer Meredith Stiehm, 44, shares similarities with Carrie Mathison
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Stiehm has penned some of the series most acclaimed and talked about episodes
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Stiehm has a much-buzzed-about pilot with FX called "The Bridge"
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'We continue to call on the public to report suspicious activity of travelers in support of a terrorist organization or information about the subject speaking with a @placeholder accent in the video issued by ISIL on September 19.
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The FBI are closing in on American ISIS executioner after a wave of 'substantial leads' following a public appeal for help in identifying him. The unknown man, who has appeared in a propaganda video released by the terror group, is believed to be from the United States because of his pronounced American accent. Today a senior FBI official told ABC News that new leads possibly included a man with a 'North American' accent who appeared in the clip. Scroll down for video The FBI are closing in on American ISIS executioner after a wave of 'substantial leads' following a public appeal for help in identifying him
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FBI released a portion of a mid-September ISIS propaganda video
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The video features a man believed to be North American
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Bureau reached out to the public asking for help identifying the man
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In the video, the jihadist spoke while Syrians dug their own graves
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FBI Director: Dozen Americans are believed to be fighting alongside ISIS
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@placeholder has been criticized by some political opponents for not responding more aggressively to the bombing attempt.
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(CNN) -- Threats by al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula against targets in Yemen prompted the closure of the U.S. and British embassies there Sunday, officials said. "There are indications that al Qaeda is planning to carry out an attack against a target inside of Sanaa, possibly our embassy," John Brennan, the assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism, said on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday. "And what we do is to take every measure possible to ensure the safety of our diplomats and citizens abroad, so the decision was made to close the embassy." The United States is working closely with the Yemeni government on the proper security precautions, he said.
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Obama aide cites indications al Qaeda planning attack in Yemeni capital
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U.S. Embassy in Yemen shuts down due to ongoing terror threats
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British Embassy also closes Sunday due to security concerns
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Attempted bombing of U.S.-bound plane reportedly linked to al Qaeda unit based in Yemen
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On @placeholder, users expressed support for nearly twice as many Obama posts as they did Romney posts.
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(CNN) -- Barack Obama's campaign is making better use of the Internet and social media to reach voters than presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney, according to a study released Wednesday. The Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism found that Obama's campaign was more active than Romney's and generated more response from users on all major platforms, including Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and the campaign websites, in the weeks following Romney's clinching of the Republican nomination. For instance, during the June 4-17 study period, Obama's campaign posted an average of 29 messages per day compared to Romney's average of one, according to Pew. The Obama campaign website and blog were updated an average of eight times a day, twice as often as Romney's, Pew found.
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Barack Obama's campaign continues its online dominance, a new study finds
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The Obama campaign and its supporters were more active online, the study says
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Today, @placeholder reportedly has one amputee for every 290 people, one of the highest ratios in the world.
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Siem Reap, Cambodia (CNN) -- Maneuvering slowly through grassy Cambodian terrain, a caravan of 20 men and women is on a search-and-rescue mission. Dressed in military fatigues, they are guided by a fearless leader who calculates every step and ensures the safest path for his comrades. It takes just minutes for the unit to confront the first of many hidden targets: a muddied 20-year-old land mine buried a few inches beneath the ground. "This is an active land mine made from Russia. [If] we step on [it] ... it explodes and cuts the leg off," says Aki Ra, leader of the Cambodian Self Help Demining team. He and his group are working to make their country safer by clearing land mines -- many of which Aki Ra planted himself years ago.
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As a child soldier for the Khmer Rouge, Aki Ra planted up to 5,000 land mines a month
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Aki Ra has also taken in about 100 orphans, some injured by land mines
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Do you know a hero? Nominations are open for 2010 CNN Heroes
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But after picking up @placeholder's toy hula hoop, she noticed the pounds soon melting away - and managed to hula herself slim.
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By Deni Kirkova for MailOnline A mother-of-one has dropped four dress sizes, going from a size 16 to a size 8, by swapping Hula Hoops for hula hooping. Kim Middleton 29, from Middlesbrough, North Yorks, got to her heaviest of 12st 9lbs after giving birth to her daughter as she turned to takeaways and bags of crisps to fit around her busy schedule. The teaching assistant was devastated when Elisha, now eight, wanted to learn to ride a bike but Kim found she was too big to be able to run after her. Scroll down for video The busy single mother was always rushing around and would just grab unhealthy food on the go
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:51 EST, 2 March 2014 | UPDATED: 18:01 EST, 2 March 2014 The widower of an Staten Island woman murdered while traveling alone in Turkey has remarried his slain wife's childhood friend one year after his tragic loss. Steven Sierra, 41, lost his wife and mother of his two children Sarai Sierra, 33, in January 2013 after a vagrant high from huffing paint thinner bashed her in the head with a rock and beat her to death. On January 23, two days after he visited Sarai's grave with their sons on the anniversary of her death, Sierra married Dulce Arroyo.
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Sarai Sierra, 33, was found beaten to death February 2, 2013 in a seedy strip of Istanbul following her solo vacation to the city
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Her husband and father of their two young children Steven Sierra, 41, married Dulce Arroyo two days after the 1st anniversary of her murder
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While the @placeholder love ‘a clean plate’, evidence shows calorie restriction helps to maintain a healthy weight, and protect against diseases such as heart disease and cancer.
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While we eat vegetables and fish, all slathered in olive oil, hoping to benefit from the healthy Mediterranean diet, the Japanese way of life is attracting the attention of research scientists studying health and longevity. Those who live on the East Asian islands have the longest life expectancy, at 82.5 years compared to our 80, and the highest proportion of centenarians, including Misao Okawa, 116, perhaps the oldest person in the world. Their obesity rate is just 3.5 per cent, compared to a quarter of Britons. Rates of breast cancer, prostate cancer and heart disease in Japan are also much lower than those in the UK. Here, experts reveal the Japanese habits that can help you live to 100...
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Awful experience: Mrs @placeholder, pictured left with her granddaughter Kathleen, right, has been inundated with messages of condolence on Facebook from well-wishers
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By Mark Duell Updated: 17:18 EST, 12 January 2012 A nine-year-old girl whose tragic battle with Huntington's disease captured the nation’s sympathy after she was taunted about her suffering on Facebook by a neighbour died last night. Kathleen Edward, of Wyandotte, Michigan, is expected to be buried at a memorial garden in nearby town Livonia next to her late mother Laura Edward, 24, who also died of the brain disorder, in 2009. The girl hit the headlines 15 months ago when Jennifer Petkov, a neighbour of her grandmother Rebecca Rose, posted nasty images on Facebook that made fun of both Kathleen and Mrs Edward.
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Kathleen Edward, of Wyandotte, Michigan, will be buried next to mother
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@placeholder appears to have written multiple letters on the same day, like a guy who leaves a half dozen increasingly desperate voice mails back to back.
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(CNN) -- Stalin was to the point. Napoleon went on and on. Hitler did it as if he were writing an employee's job review. "Evil may walk among us, but that doesn't mean evil never wrote a love letter," said John Kirkland, an author who has plundered the depths of cheesy writing throughout history by revered, infamous and just plain awful people. His book "Love Letters of Great Men" is mostly filled with leaders acting honorably. But it also features several who had an affection for tyranny. "I found that almost all powerful people are very passionate, and that naturally can make them over the top in their personal lives," Kirkland said.
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Stalin to his wife: "I miss you. ... I'm as lonely as a horned owl"
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Thin, delicate and almost transparent, the skin was taken to a @placeholder hospital by ambulance from the airport.
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By Jamie Mcginnes PUBLISHED: 07:07 EST, 15 June 2012 | UPDATED: 11:06 EST, 15 June 2012 A three-year-old South African girl who suffered burns to 80 per cent of her body in an accident at a family barbecue is recovering after being given a new layer of 'cloned' skin. Doctors did not expect Isabella 'Pippie' Kruger to survive after she was seriously injured on New Year's Eve when a container of fire lighting fluid exploded at her home in Johannesburg. This week, little Pippie underwent a groundbreaking operation that saw 41 pieces of skin flown in from America to be grafted onto her back, face, chest, arms and legs.
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Doctors did not expect little Isabella 'Pippie' Kruger to survive after the horrific accident at a family barbecue in Johannesburg, South Africa
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She underwent a groundbreaking operation that saw 41 pieces of skin flown in from America and grafted onto her back, face, chest, arms and legs
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Hoddle worked with him during his time with @placeholder, giving the 35-year-old his full international debut in 1997.
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Glenn Hoddle is set to be appointed to Queens Park Rangers’ backroom team as Harry Redknapp looks to implement a 3-5-2 formation. The former England manager could make a dramatic return to football at Loftus Road this week after productive talks with Redknapp on Friday night. Redknapp, who played a 4-4-2 system last season, wants to replicate Louis van Gaal’s 3-5-2 formation during the forthcoming campaign. And the QPR manager wants Hoddle, who is well versed at playing with three at the back, to play a lead role in the transition. VIDEO Scroll down to see 'Sherwood: The game has moved on since Hoddle managed'
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The Houthi are @placeholder who make up an estimated 30% of the population but have long felt marginalized by the Sunni majority in Yemen.
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The latest "Worldwide Caution" issued by the U.S. State Department last week made for grim reading, telling of "an increased likelihood of reprisal attacks against U.S., Western and coalition partner interests throughout the world, especially in the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, and Asia." Much of the bulletin dwelled on the threat from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. But among a laundry list of dangerous places was this sentence: "Terrorist organizations continue to be active in Yemen, including al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP)." It was a brief, generic commentary on the group still regarded by many analysts as al Qaeda's most effective affiliate, and which is now exploiting a surge in political turmoil in Yemen. As a reminder of how dangerous AQAP is, the State Department on Tuesday published an unusual "wanted" list "offering rewards totaling up to $45 million for information leading to the locations of eight key leaders" of the group.
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"Although Mr. @placeholder had a passion for cars, Mr. Rodas was first and foremost dedicated to his family, his wife, Kristine, and their two young children," the complaint states.
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Roger Rodas' widow is suing Porsche for the fatal accident that claimed the lives of her race car driver husband and actor Paul Walker. Kristine Rodas filed the suit this week against Porsche Cars North America, citing negligence as the cause of death of her husband and the 40-year-old "Fast and the Furious" star on November 30 in Santa Clarita, California. Backed by celebrity attorney Mark Geragos, she is also suing for product liability and wrongful death. Roger Rodas, 38 at the time of his death, spent his competitive racing career driving Porsche cars. According to the court documents, he and Walker first met on the race track when Rodas was driving a Porsche owned by the actor. A few years later the two men formed the racing team Always Evolving Racing, where they were both drivers.
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Porsche is being sued over the fatal crash that killed Paul Walker and race car driver Roger Rodas
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A nursery worker may lose her job after she was spotted taking part in the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony while on sick leave, it emerged today. Amy McIntosh had been signed off work for several weeks when her bosses caught her on TV dancing as a giant Tunnock's tea cake during the celebrations in Glasgow. The 25-year-old had signed up to be a volunteer for the Games, but did not ask for time off for rehearsals, which began three weeks ago. Scroll down for video 'Bold as brass': Nursery worker Amy McIntosh (centre) is fearing for her job after she was spotted by her bosses dancing during the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony as a Tunnock's tea cake
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Amy McIntosh, 25, may lose her job after bosses saw her dancing on TV
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(CNN) -- More than 65 people have been killed in two days of clashes between rebel groups and soldiers in Southern Sudan's Upper Nile state, an army spokesman said. Philip Aguer, spokesman for the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) told CNN.com that forces loyal to a militia leader named Oliny attacked the village of Uach west of Malakal in Upper Nile state. "55 members of the militia and seven SPLA soldiers were killed, and we believe a number of civilians also died, but we are still getting information." Oliny, Aguer said, is a former member of Southern Sudanese politician Lam Akol's militia. "But we don't know if he is still associated with him."
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A 90-year-old Holocaust survivor made his orchestral debut with renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma last night and played music composed 70 years ago in a Nazi prison camp. George Horner and Ma received floral bouquets and a standing ovation from the audience of about 1,000 people at Boston's Symphony Hall. The performance benefited the Terezin Music Foundation, an organisation dedicated to preserving the work of artists and musicians killed in the Holocaust. Scroll down for video Moving: George Horner plays piano alongside renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma in Boston Dr Horner, a retired doctor who now lives in Newtown, Philadelphia, was 21 when he was freed by Allied soldiers in 1945 after serving time at Terezin, Auschwitz and Buchenwald.
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Courageous: The Duchess of Cambridge, pictured with Prince William and their son Prince George, had the perfect birth she was hoping for The Duchess of Cambridge delivered her son perfectly – without recourse to any powerful painkillers. The Mail on Sunday has learned that Kate had a completely natural birth after arriving at the Lindo Wing of St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, just after 5.30am last Monday. As four midwives monitored the as-yet unborn baby, the Queen’s former gynaecologist watched closely behind the glass of the £5,000-a-night suite. Assisted by two other top medics, Marcus Setchell – who delayed his retirement to oversee the birth of the third in line to the Throne – made sure the birthing plan went without a hitch.
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President Barack Obama and his family have six pies on offer as part of their Thanksgiving meal at the White House. They can pick from banana cream, coconut cream, pumpkin, apple, pecan and cherry. But before dessert they need to contend with all the holiday's basics on their menu. Scroll down for video Barack and Michelle Obama look at their wide choice of desserts in the White House kitchen ahead of their Thanksgiving dinner U.S. President Barack Obama and members of the first family give away food for Thanksgiving dinner First Lady Michelle Obama and daughters Malia and Sasha and her mother Marian distribute food
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Islamic extremists have hacked the websites of a primary school and a church and replaced their homepages with a hate message against the US and Israel. A group calling itself X-saad hijacked the sites of Sowerby Community Primary School and the Danish Church of Hull, both in Yorkshire, and replaced them with a sinister Islamic-State style page. Police have launched an investigation into the hacks that were believed to have taken place late last night. The sinister message that appeared on the sites of Sowerby Primary School and the Danish Church of Hull The message that appeared on both websites included a picture of the US and Israeli flag with a red cross through it.
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By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 11:31 EST, 12 June 2012 | UPDATED: 11:42 EST, 12 June 2012 Accused: Pensioner Bob Hewling and his pet dog Monty A pensioner who was accused of letting his dog foul on a public beach has been cleared by a court of any wrongdoing in just 10 minutes. The £1,000 cost of the failed dog fouling prosecution - which included a trip to the seaside - has been branded 'ridiculous'. Shih Tzu owner and respectable pensioner Bob Hewling, 71, had been accused of allowing his dog to defecate on the beach in Redcar, Cleveland.
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In the short term, Iran seeks to constrain the Saudi government from cooperating in military strikes or other coercive actions against it by making this an unpopular prospect for much of the @placeholder population.
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(CNN) -- Calls by Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary Hillary Clinton to "unite the world in the isolation of and dealing with the Iranians," in response to an alleged Iranian plot to kill Saudi Arabia's Ambassador in Washington, reflect a hubristic misapprehension of reality. The Obama Administration mistakenly believes it can exploit the accusations for strategic advantage. In fact, they are likely to play to Iran's advantage, not America's. The U.S. foreign policy community profoundly misunderstands the Islamic Republic's national security strategy. The Islamic Republic seeks to defend itself not primarily by conventional military power, in which it is deficient, but by forging ties to proxy allies around the region-actors with the ability to affect on-the-ground outcomes in key regional settings who are inclined to cooperate with Tehran.
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'When @placeholder called me to tell me that there was a story about these sightings I went into town and I just saw my face on the front of all the papers.
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Former suspect Robert Murat attended an Algarve police station today over the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. The IT consultant, 41, was driven into Faro Police Station through a back entrance just before 9.30am along with his German-born wife Michaela Walczuch, 38, and their lawyer Francisco Pagarete. None made any comment in the morning or at midday, when they were driven out in a different vehicle for a short lunch before returning for the afternoon. Scroll down for video Robert Murat (right) and his wife leave Faro's Police Station inside a car after being interviewed as witnesses during an investigation on the Madeleine McCann case
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He was destined for the pot – if they had found one big enough to fit. But Claude the Tasmanian giant crab was saved from death when the fisherman who caught him sold him to a British aquarium for £3,000. Now, after a 29-hour plane journey from Australia – where giant crab meat is a delicacy – and two weeks in quarantine, Claude is ready to meet his public. Catch of the day: Held up by Sealife aquarist Jemma Battric, Claude weighs a mighty 15lbs and measures 15 inches wide - when he is fully grown he will weigh a whopping 30lbs and gain an extra three inches
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The @placeholder, started after the Attorney General quashed the original verdicts, has heard character portraits of the dead, of how the emergency services acted and how the stadium was prepared.
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'There's a big gate today,’ a bald man in the public gallery whispered in broad Scouse. It was the 118th day of the Hills- borough Inquests and it was Kenny Dalglish’s turn to give evidence. Even the Rt Hon Sir John Goldring, bespectacled coroner in grey three-piece suit, blue tie and blue pocket square, seemed caught up in the hoopla as his counsel, Christina Lambert QC, tried to establish Dalglish’s bone fides. Kenny Dalglish arrives at Warrington Coroner's Court to give evidence at the Hillsborough inquests But it was tragedy and not his professional abilities that brought Liverpool’s most venerated player to this court in a Warrington business park.
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By Nick Enoch Spring has truly arrived, with sunshine galore - and blossom beginning to appear on trees around Britain. And there's good news too for cherry-lovers as growers are predicting a bumper crop this year - over the longest and largest season ever recorded. However, next week's Bank Holiday weekend promises to be 'changeable' after a week of sunshine While most of the country should bask in 'fine weather' over the coming days, snow is forecast on high ground in northern Scotland. By the Bank Holiday, only those in the South are promised the best of the weather, averaging around 15C - the same as is expected in London this Sunday.
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:26 EST, 27 February 2013 | UPDATED: 07:03 EST, 28 February 2013 The self-proclaimed Muslim hater who pushed a New York immigrant into an oncoming subway train allegedly told a detective that she heartlessly killed the man because she 'thought it was cool.' Erika Menendez, 31, who was found fit to stand trial in Queens today and entered a plea of not guilty, expressed no remorse when she told detectives her senseless motive which ended the life of 46-year-old Sunando Sen last December. 'I'm prejudice,' she said according to the New York Post. 'I pushed him in front of the train because I thought it was cool.'
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Three white teenagers have been jailed after admitting they were out hunting black people when they used their truck to run over and kill a man. Deryl Paul Dedmon, now 22, was sentenced to 50 years in a federal prison after the death of 47-year-old James Craig Anderson in Jackson, Mississippi. John Aaron Rice was also sentenced to 18-and-a-half years in jail while Dylan Wade Butler must serve seven years after being convicted of commission of a hate crime. Scroll down for video Derly Paul Dedmon, pictured, who has been sentenced to 50 years in a federal prison after pleading guilty to the capital murder of John Craig Anderson in Jackson, Mississippi in 2011
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(CNN) -- Strong support from young and minority voters propelled Barack Obama on the road to the White House, exit polls showed Tuesday. Students wait in a long line to vote Tuesday on the campus of the University of Central Florida. Voters in the 18 to 24 age group broke 68 percent for Obama to 30 percent for John McCain, according to the exit polling. Those in the 25 to 29 age bracket went 69 percent to 29 percent in Obama's favor. The only age group where McCain prevailed was 65 and over, and that by just a 10-percentage-point margin, 54 percent to 44 percent, the exit polls showed.
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A fired employee who had been trying to convert co-workers to Islam stabbed two female colleagues - beheading one of them - before an off-duty officer shot him, police have said. Alton Alexander Nolen, who converted to Islam during a recent stint in prison, was fired from Vaughan Foods, a food processing plant in Moore, Oklahoma, on Thursday before returning to his SUV and smashing it into another vehicle. The 30-year-old then climbed out and entered the building, attacking the first two people he saw with a knife he had used at the plant, Moore Police Sergeant Jeremy Lewis said.
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(CNN) -- President Obama and his family are hoping for a chance to unwind during their weeklong getaway to Martha's Vineyard. The Obamas arrive at Martha's Vineyard on Sunday. The first family, along with Obama's sister Maya Soetoro-Ng and the first dog Bo, arrived on the Massachusetts island Sunday. The Obamas are staying at a secluded 28-acre private estate. The No. 1 priority on Obama's vacation agenda is "To get a little break," White House spokesman Bill Burton said Monday. "He certainly appreciates the hospitality of the folks who are here. But his desire here is to relax and spend time with the family."
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Hong Kong (CNN) -- Japan's Toyota Motors has revved ahead of U.S.-based General Motors in 2012 to reclaim the title of world's biggest auto manufacturer. This week, Toyota announced global sales of 9.75 million vehicles, even beating its own forecast of 9.7 million. GM earlier this month had announced global sales of 9.29 million vehicles for 2012 -- about 460,000 fewer vehicles. The gap is "fairly sizeable...about 5% or so," says Chris Richter, CLSA Senior Analyst, Japanese Autos in Tokyo. However he sees Japan's return to the top in 2012 as simply "going back to the natural order of things" after Asia's second largest economy was devastated by the 2011 quake and tsunami.
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By Wills Robinson Amy Black, 40, was suffering from post-natal depression when she killed her baby Zoe A mother suffering from post-natal depression thought her TV was 'telling her to do things' before she drowned her baby and dumped it in a factory car park, a court has heard. Amy Black, 40, snapped after enduring a sleepless night with seven-month-old daughter Zoe, who had been crying constantly because of a painful case of glue ear. CCTV footage showed Black climbing a makeshift ladder and tipping the child's body over an eight-foot fence into undergrowth that separated her bungalow in Bestwood, Nottingham, from an industrial unit.
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ST. POELTEN, Austria (CNN) -- The daughter of Josef Fritzl, the Austrian man accused of keeping her in a cellar for decades and fathering her seven children, testified against him by video at his trial Tuesday. Josef Fritzl is seen without his face covered and surrounded by security guards Tuesday. One of Elisabeth Fritzl's brothers, Harald, also testified by video, a court spokesman said. The media and public have been barred from the courtroom for sensitive parts of the trial. Fritzl has pleaded guilty to incest and other charges, but denied murder and enslavement. He pleaded "partly guilty" -- an option in Austrian court -- to multiple charges of raping his daughter, Franz Cutka, a spokesman for the court in Landesgericht St. Poelten, said. A verdict is expected on Thursday, Cutka said.
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Hundreds of people were killed in raids by Boko Haram Islamic militants in northeast Nigeria's Borno state, on the border with Cameroon, with some sources putting the death toll at 400 to 500. On Tuesday, heavily armed men dressed as soldiers in all-terrain vehicles and on motorcycles attacked neighboring Goshe, Attagara, Agapalwa and Aganjara villages in Gwoza district, shooting residents to death and burning homes. The attacks forced surviving villagers to flee to Cameroon and into the Mandara Mountains on the border. "The killings are massive. Nobody can say how many people were killed, but the figure runs into some hundreds," said Peter Biye, a lawmaker in Nigeria's lower parliament representing the Gwoza region.
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:14 EST, 26 September 2012 | UPDATED: 14:48 EST, 26 September 2012 A retired policeman is back behind the wheel of his old patrol car - almost 40 years since they last cruised the streets together. Ex-constable Tony Peters, 67, from Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, was stunned when he saw the Ford Cortina Mark II Lotus police car while flicking through an edition of Classic Cars on holiday last year. The limited edition high-performance vehicle was once the enemy of many a villain on the Mid-Anglia police force patch four decades ago. Reunited: Former constable Tony Peters, 67, with the Ford Cortina Lotus Mark II he last drove in the 1970s
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Retired constable Tony Peters, 67, saw a picture of himself with his former patrol car from 1972 in an edition of Classic Cars magazine
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Car enthusiast Steve Osborne restored the Ford Cortina Mark II Lotus after buying it for just £500 in 2006
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By Hayley Peterson and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:09 EST, 11 June 2013 | UPDATED: 14:28 EST, 11 June 2013 Legal clerk and environmental activist Erin Brockovich - who was famously portrayed by Julia Roberts in a movie about her life - threw a cell phone into a lake and then slapped her husband just before she was arrested for drunken boating, according to a police report. Brockovich, 52, appeared 'highly intoxicated' as she argued with her husband, Eric L. Ellis, aboard a boat docked at the Las Vegas Boat Harbor on Lake Mead in Nevada last Friday, the arresting officer, Kasen Haslem, wrote in the report obtained by MailOnline. The mother of three later registered a blood alcohol content of .190 - more than twice the legal limit of .08.
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The 52-year-old was spotted arguing with her husband aboard a boat on Lake Mead in Nevada when game wardens became suspicious
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Washington (CNN) -- A Mississippi man was indicted Monday in the mailing of ricin-laced letters to President Barack Obama and two other officials. The five-count indictment charges James Everett Dutschke, 41, with producing and using the deadly toxin as a weapon, using the mail to threaten Obama, Republican Sen. Roger Wicker of Mississippi and Lee County Judge Sadie Holland. The indictment alleges Dutschke tried to implicate someone else for the crimes. That other man, an Elvis impersonator named Paul Kevin Curtis, was arrested on April 17. He claimed he'd been framed, and the charges against him were dropped less than a week later.
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The indictment says the defendant tried to blame another man
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The 5-count indictment charges James Everett Dutschke with using ricin as a weapon
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Operating from a part of the old @placeholder building in Ivrea, Arduino stamps out the blue microprocessors which operate under a form of open source that allows amateurs, designers and artists to come up with new uses for the circuit board.
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(CNN) -- Long before there was Apple there was Olivetti. With its slick, beautifully designed products at the cutting edge of innovation, the Italian company was once at the forefront of the race to produce a personal computer for mass consumption. The Ivrea based manufacturer spent years honing the design of its typewriters, calculators and adding machines, agonising over everything from the position of the keys to the shape of the space bar. And everyone from Cormac McCarthy to Bob Dylan used an Olivetti typewriter to bang out some of the world's best known novels and songs. While the company has never recovered its leading position, a humble start-up aims to put Ivrea back on the world innovation and design map.
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Arduino, the open source electronic hardware, hails from Ivrea, the home of Olivetti
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Olivetti was once at the forefront of Italian technology and designed the world's first PC
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Bill Beckwith and his girlfriend Yulia Korneeva, as seen in a photo she posted on @placeholder's Facebook tribute page
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:51 EST, 4 December 2013 | UPDATED: 07:45 EST, 4 December 2013 TV carpenter Bill Beckwith has been killed in a motorcycle accident in San Francisco. The 38-year-old was known for his work as co-host of HGTV's Curb Appeal, a half-hour home improvement show that began running in 2002. Police say the crash occurred near Oak and Steiner streets in San Francisco's Haight district about 8.30pm Monday. Beckwith, a San Francisco resident, was rushed to San Francisco General Hospital. He was pronounced some time later, according to Variety.
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Bill Beckwith, 38, was the host of HGTV home improvement series Curb Appeal for two years
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"They built @placeholder to write a program," says Pike, who would join Bell Labs 10 years later.
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(WIRED) -- The tributes to Dennis Ritchie won't match the river of praise that spilled out over the web after the death of Steve Jobs. But they should. And then some. "When Steve Jobs died last week, there was a huge outcry, and that was very moving and justified. But Dennis had a bigger effect, and the public doesn't even know who he is," says Rob Pike, the programming legend and current Googler who spent 20 years working across the hall from Ritchie at the famed Bell Labs. On Wednesday evening, with a post to Google+, Pike announced that Ritchie had died at his home in New Jersey over the weekend after a long illness, and though the response from hardcore techies was immense, the collective eulogy from the web at large doesn't quite do justice to Ritchie's sweeping influence on the modern world.
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Dennis Ritchie is the father of the C programming language
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Ritchie used C to build UNIX, the OS that so much is built on
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The confusion and anxieties surround official invitations -- or lack of them -- for the Sunday morning service that will mark the opening of the @placeholder at ground zero.
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New York (CNN) -- Some families of 9/11 victims say they are confused, anxious and surprised as the 10th anniversary approaches because they have not received invitations to the Sunday ceremony opening the ground zero memorial. Gillian Joseph, who lost her husband Stephen in the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, said she is thinking of canceling her plans to attend the memorial because the whole thing seems so disorganized. "There was no notification. I made reservations not knowing what the final plans were. I still haven't received an official invitation," Joseph said. She added that the last thing she wants for herself and her 12-year-old son is have to deal with a large crowd and make a "hard day even harder." Joseph said she has made several calls to the New York mayor's office about her missing invitation without hearing back.
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The man, whose existence hasn't been fully confirmed, asked him to make a video for him of someone riding a carabao (water buffalo), a role Ridon's housemaid volunteered for, @placeholder claimed.
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A married couple have been sentenced life behind bars by a Filipino court for creating 'crush' videos, where animals are killed for sexual fetishisation. Dorma and Vicente Ridon, both 54, were convicted on Monday of human trafficking, cruelty to animals, child abuse and violating wildlife protection laws. However, Vicente 'Vic' Ridon told the regional court in the northern Philippines province of La Union that his customer and 'director' of the videos was an Australian man known to him as 'Mick Tanks' or 'Michael Clark', whom he met playing online video games in 2007. Scroll down for video Married couple Vicente (left) and Dorma (right) Ridon have been sentenced life behind bars by a Filipino court for creating 'crush' videos, where animals are killed for sexual fetishisation
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Dorma and Vicente Ridon were convicted of human trafficking, cruelty to animals, child abuse and violating wildlife protection laws
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The married couple were sentenced life in prison for creating 'crush' videos, where animals are killed for sexual fetishisation
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Britt Assombalonga has a list of 20-goal-a-season strikers from which he picks one at random and watches videos of them before every game. It includes Radamel Falcao, Jermain Defoe, Diego Costa, Thierry Henry and Fernando Torres. Viewing highlights of these stars on YouTube is clearly rubbing off on the 21-year-old Nottingham Forest forward who is setting the Championship alight this season, sitting top of the scoring charts with eight goals in eight games. ‘Before every game I watch videos of different strikers and try to pick up different things from all of them,’ says Assombalonga, who was born in Zaire but moved to London aged eight months.
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The Forest striker has drawn up a list of 20-goal-a-season strikers who he chooses at random to study
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'Surely you can still have the queen and be the @placeholder, if we win, you can be our friends if you wanted, it’s up to you.
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British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood used her packed London Fashion Week showcase to pledge her undivided support of the Yes campaign for Scottish independence. Sending models sporting Yes badges down the runway, the designer left a statement explaining her views on every seat in the packed venue. Later brandishing Better Together campaigners as 'frightened and stupid', Dame Vivienne said tearing the 307-year-old union apart could be 'the turning point towards a better world'. Scroll down for video Vivienne Westwood pledged her undivided support of the Yes campaign at her London Fashion Week show The designer proudly showed off a Yes badge showing her passion for Scottish independence
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:14 EST, 12 July 2012 | UPDATED: 09:16 EST, 13 July 2012 Tom Cruise's lawyer has revealed the Hollywood's star's secret pain at being kept apart from his daughter after Katie Holmes sensationally dumped her husband. Cruise's lawyer, Bert Fields, said the actor was 'saddened and shocked' at being blindsided by the actress' decision to divorce him after five years of marriage and devastated he is being kept apart from his six-year-old daughter. The 50-year-old is currently filming his new sci-fi movie Oblivion in California but has spoken out through Fields, saying he plans to see Suri, who is with her mother in New York, 'very soon'.
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Lawyer Bert Fields said Tom Cruise is still reeling from Katie Holmes' shock decision
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(CNN) -- A Canadian citizen was sentenced Thursday in Chicago to 14 years in prison for aiding a plot to attack a Danish newspaper that published cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed. Tahawwur Rana, 52, was convicted in June 2011 of conspiracy to provide material support in the plot against the Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten newspaper and of providing material support to the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e Tayyiba-terror organization. Rana, a native of Pakistan, was found not guilty of providing support for the November 2008 Mumbai terror attacks in which more than 160 people were killed, including six Americans. David Coleman Headley, an alleged co-conspirator of Rana's, performed surveillance prior to those Mumbai attacks.
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Businessman sentenced to 14 years
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CNN: Your timing in writing this book seems perfect -- @placeholder just blew up.
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(CNN) -- Shel Israel is not the kind of person you'd expect to find on Twitter all day. He's 65. Shel Israel, author of a new book on Twitter. He says the micro-blogging service changed his life. But Israel has been using the micro-blogging service longer than most. In fact, he gave up his lifelong habit of reading the newspaper every day about four years ago and turned exclusively to social media. He now knows how to use Twitter, how not to use it, and how to benefit from it, and he says Twitter has changed his life. The social-media journalist and public speaker is the author of a new book, "Twitterville: How Businesses Can Thrive in the New Global Neighborhoods." The book shows how Twitter flattens geographical boundaries and helps people connect with others around the world who share their interests.
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Shel Israel is the author of a new book about how to get the most out of Twitter
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Israel says tweeting about mundane details can help build meaningful relationships
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By Simon Cable PUBLISHED: 00:04 EST, 26 December 2012 | UPDATED: 20:13 EST, 26 December 2012 The BBC is to be investigated by the National Audit Office after it emerged that almost 200 of the corporation’s managers have been handed payoffs of £100,000 each in the past three years. The watchdog is to examine the scale of severance packages in the New Year after MPs recently claimed that losing a job at the BBC was like ‘winning the lottery’. The move comes after it was revealed that the BBC’s former Director General, George Entwistle, received a £450,000 exit package when he left the job last month - double what he was entitled to.
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By Paul Thompson In Pleasant Grove, Utah The boyfriend of the Utah mom accused of killing her six newborn babies has spoken for first time of his devastation at the allegations against her. Shocked Jimmy Brady told MailOnline he had no idea about Megan Huntsman's past and has been left reeling that the woman he loved may have killed so many babies. 'I swear I had no idea, no idea what she had done in her past,' he said. 'If I had known anything about her dark past I would never have started dating her. It just does not add up. I know what has been said, but I still can't believe what they are saying about her.'
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If you’ve ever wanted to have a draught beer machine that works as well as a Nespresso coffee maker, then Heineken may have the answer. The Dutch group has teamed up with Apple industrial designer Marc Newson to create a home draft beer gadget named ‘The Sub’. The company claims it will allow anyone in the world to experience different types of beer that may otherwise be unavailable in draught form. Scroll down for video Heineken has teamed up with Apple industrial designer Marc Newson to create a home draft beer gadget named ‘The Sub’ (pictured) In a recent interview with Dezeen, Mr Newson who described himself as a ‘consistent beer drinker’,
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Dutch group teamed up with Apple's Marc Newson to create ‘The Sub’
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U.S. transportation safety investigators arrived on Thursday in Afghanistan to try and help determine why a civilian operated Boeing 747 cargo jet crashed on takeoff from Bagram Air Base, killing all seven crew aboard. Senior aviation investigator Tim LeBaron is leading a team from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) that is working with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Boeing, which made the jumbo jet that crashed on Monday. The safety board is an independent government agency that investigates transportation accidents in the United States and often assists foreign governments in major cases, especially in air crashes involving a plane made by an American manufacturer.
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It's a slick production with a nefarious goal: A 55-minute video released by ISIS, praising its victories and warning the United States from getting in the way of its goal to create an Islamic caliphate in parts of Iraq and Syria. It's propaganda, terrorism experts say. A recruitment video aimed at English speakers. But the U.S. intelligence community is focused on one jihadist who appears briefly at the end of the video. The ISIS fighter, who speaks perfect English with a North American accent, is shown orchestrating the mass execution of a group of men. It is too early to know if this militant hails from North America, or maybe spent some time there, or what his exact story might be.
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@placeholder phones in China cost around the same amount as the average person's monthly salary in urban areas, or three months wages for a bus driver, for example.
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By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 04:20 EST, 12 September 2013 | UPDATED: 08:30 EST, 12 September 2013 Apple's shares fell more than 5 per cent on Wednesday, following the launch of its new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C. The share price ended at a one-month low of $467.24 at midday after at least three brokerages downgraded the stock. It is thought that investors were put off by the price of the handsets, especially the so-called 'cheap' iPhone 5C which starts at £469, claiming they weren't low enough for Apple to attract new customers, especially in emerging markets such as China.
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The vast blue sky stretched above Clara Bohitile's pick-up truck as it trundled down a dirt road deep in the Kalahari bushveld. Stopping in a whirl of red dust, one of her workers jumped off the back to open the wire gate to her ranch. It was a typical African rural scene, but with a difference: traditionally the driver would have been a white Afrikaans male farmer, but Bohitile is a black woman. Originally from a township in the capital Windhoek she now runs her own cattle farm, known locally as a "kraal". Bohitile represents the changing face of Namibia. Under both German colonial and South African apartheid-era rule, political power, wealth and the ownership of productive land were deliberately dominated by whites. But since the country's independence in 1990 there have been concerted efforts to change the legacy of discrimination.
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Mathieu Debuchy dislocated his right shoulder following a nasty collision with the advertising boards during Arsenal's 3-0 Premier League win over Stoke. The French defender looked to have been pushed by Stoke midfielder Marko Arnautovic and suffered a heavy landing - leaving him holding his shoulder and with cuts to his face. Debuchy was treated on the sidelines for six minutes before being taken off on a stretcher and replaced by Hector Bellerin. He then had an X-ray in the Arsenal dressing room. VIDEO Scroll down for Arsene Wenger: Debuchy injury only negative in 3-0 win over Stoke Arsenal's Mathieu Debuchy (left) clashes with Stoke City's Marko Arnautovic
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(CNN) -- As I research my family history, preparing a book about my grandmother Madeleine Edison Sloane, "Edison's Daughter," I occasionally come across holiday pictures of Glenmont. This was my great-grandfather Thomas Edison's home in West Orange, New Jersey, and in the pictures it's decorated for the Christmas and New Years' Holidays. Thanks to his invention, the home bursts with light in those pictures; the radiance is almost palpable. All the bulbs were incandescent, of course. There wasn't any other kind, and candles would have been way too dangerous. Light and safety, and low cost, were all great features of Edison's light bulbs.
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The mother-of-two was outraged when her daughter's account was deleted, with @placeholder claiming it violated the photo-sharing app's age restrictions.
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PR Queen Roxy Jacenko's two-year-old daughter Pixie Rose Curtis has hit headlines worldwide for her jetsetting, lavish lifestyle and her Instagram account, which captures every fabulous moment. At a time when most two-year-olds would be watching Peppa Pig, Pixie is busy with her 28 thousand Instagram followers on her @pixiecurtis account, as well as her entrepreneurial ventures with her own line of hair bows. The Mirror UK and popular US news and entertainment site, BuzzFeed have both become aware of the Sydneysider's online antics and crowned the toddler 'the Princess of Instagram'. BuzzFeed introduced US readers to the outgoing tot by saying 'Sorry Kendall and Kylie (Jenner, the younger sisters of Kim Kardashian), this two-year-old owns Instagram.'
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(CNN) -- From a distance, Russia is looking awfully good the last few days. First, we learned that members of the art group Pussy Riot would be released from prison under a new amnesty, then that the Arctic 30, a group of Greenpeace activists who spent two months in Russian jails, would be free to go. And finally, President Vladimir Putin announced he would pardon Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the country's best-known and longest-serving political prisoner. Inside the country, things look a little different. A majority of the people facing the largest political trial in more than half a century, stemming from a May 6, 2012, anti-Putin protest, will remain behind bars, as will Khodorkovsky's business partner, friend and co-defendant, Platon Lebedev.
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STRASBOURG, France (CNN) -- President Obama hailed the NATO summit in Europe on Saturday, calling the meeting "very productive" and praising the alliance's commitment to the fight in Afghanistan. President Obama, speaking Saturday at the end of the NATO summit, said it was successful. "Today I'm confident that we took a substantial step forward to renewing our alliance to meet the challenges of our time," said Obama. Speaking to reporters as demonstrators protested against more involvement in Afghanistan, Obama said he was "pleased NATO allies pledged their strong and unanimous support" for America's new strategy in Afghanistan -- which calls for more troops, trainers and civilian workers.
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"Banning former regime members from practicing their political rights for five years or even 10 has been discussed thoroughly, but the law has not been reactivated and there must be proof that @placeholder has been implicated in political corruption before he is banned from running."
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Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- A Muslim Brotherhood candidate for next month's presidential elections here lashed out Monday at the eleventh-hour entrance into the race by Omar Suleiman, the former spy chief to deposed strongman Hosni Mubarak. "We are not against the concept of anyone running as long as he has the right legal status, but it's unacceptable to have one of the symbols of Mubarak's regime run for president," Khairat el-Shater told CNN. "The majority of Egyptians will not accept him. His candidacy is an insult to the revolution." The only way Suleiman could win would be by forgery, el-Shater said. "If there is a 1% chance of forgery in the elections, and he wins that way, then all the Egyptians -- not just the Muslim Brotherhood -- will take to the streets."
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Adel Abdel Bari is awaiting trial in New York for the 1998 bombings of two US embassies in Tanzania and Kenya
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(CNN) -- If there is one man who knows how to spoil a Parisian party then it's Andy Murray. While the majority of the 15,000 crowd packed inside Court Philippe Chatrier roared their home favorite Gael Monfils at every opportunity, their hopes of a French champion were extinguished once again. This was a pulsating clash between two men straining every ounce of energy from their tired bodies and stretching every sinew. Murray, so dominant for so long after taking the opening two sets 6-4 6-1, appeared set to return to his hotel early enough for a night out on the Champs-Élysées.
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Instead of concentrating units on the beaches and finishing with reckless banzai charges, the @placeholder holed up in bunkers, trenches, pillboxes and caves, many of them blasted into the island's hills and mountains, that had to be taken one at a time.
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By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 08:45 EST, 27 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:43 EST, 27 May 2013 Sacrifice: Marine Corporal Thomas 'Cotton' Jones, 22, pictured, died in the bloody assault on the Japanese-held island of Peleliu during World War II but his final request was that his high school sweetheart be given his diary Corporal Thomas 'Cotton' Jones had one 'last life request' before he was killed by a Japanese sniper on a South Pacific island in 1944: Please give my diary to Laura Mae Davis, the girl I love. Davis, 90, did get to read the diary, but not until last month - nearly seven decades later - when she stumbled upon it in a display case at the National World War II Museum.
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Corporal Thomas 'Cotton' Jones was killed by a Japanese sniper on the South Pacific island of Peleliu on September 17, 1944
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By Chris Waugh Follow @@ChrisDHWaugh The 101st Tour de France begins in Yorkshire on Saturday with Britain's Chris Froome aiming to defend the winner's yellow jersey he claimed last year. Froome became only the second Brit - after Sir Bradley Wiggins in 2012 - to win the Tour, and he did so in it's 100th edition. Here, Sportsmail takes a look at this year's Tour de France and tells you everything you need to know about the biggest cycling race in the world. Geared up: Yorkshire will host the Grand Depart of the Tour de France on Saturday Ready: Sky employees from Leeds unveil the world's biggest jersey ahead of the 2014 Tour de France
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By Stuart Broad We spoke yesterday about our last-wicket pair frustrating the Indians for maybe half an hour, so to manage three hours was pretty special. It felt like we were watching Test history unfold and to watch Jimmy Anderson, who had never scored a first-class 50, make 81 was amazing. He’s been working on his batting with our assistant coach Paul Farbrace and I can’t talk highly enough of the way he played here. Superstition: Stuart Broad and his England team-mates were afraid to move from their seats on the balcony as James Anderson and Joe Root put on a record-breaking last-wicket stand of 198 at Trent Bridge
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England frustrated India with a world record last-wicket stand
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During the fast, Weerawansa's @placeholder colleagues visited him in a special tent outside the U.N. compound in Colombo.
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Former Cabinet member ends 'fast unto death'
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What a difference six months makes: Raheem Sterling argues with @placeholder in an Under 21 match against San Marino
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By Dominic King Follow @@DominicKing_DM The date is October 10, 2013, the place is The Grove Hotel, England’s plush pre-game haven. Roy Hodgson is hatching a plan for a must-win clash with Montenegro and a flying young winger is central to his plans. Tottenham’s Andros Townsend is about to be thrust into the big time. On the same night in Serravale, the capital of San Marino, Raheem Sterling is playing for England’s Under 21s in a Euro 2015 qualifier. He toils during a routine 4-0 win, exchanges words with team-mate Harry Kane over who should take a penalty and is eventually substituted after 65 minutes.
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Six months ago Sterling was substituted in Under 21s game against San Marino
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"The Peace Corps is committed to ensuring that the children affected by these crimes receive proper care and treatment," @placeholder Director Aaron Williams said.
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(CNN) -- A judge sentenced a former Peace Corps volunteer to 15 years in prison for abusing girls under the age of 6 in South Africa while he was a volunteer there, federal officials said. The sentencing was announced Thursday in a statement from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Jesse Osmun, 33, of Milford, Connecticut, joined the Peace Corps in 2010 and worked in a nongovernmental organization's AIDS center for children whose families had suffered or died from the disease, his attorney, Richard Meehan, Jr., told CNN Thursday. Osmun volunteered as a Web designer for the center and worked with older children in a "scout" program.
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Jesse Osmun, 33, of Connecticut worked at a center for orphans in South Africa
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Democrat-turned-independent Sen. Joe Lieberman managed to keep his Senate committee chairmanship in part because President-elect Barack Obama didn't want to punish him for supporting Sen. John McCain, Lieberman said Tuesday. Sen. Joe Lieberman speaks Tuesday after Democrats allowed him to keep his committee chairmanship. The Senate Democratic caucus, following a lengthy and often heated debate, voted 42-13 Tuesday to let Lieberman continue chairing the Senate Homeland Security Committee. The caucus did, however, strip Lieberman of his spot on the Environment and Public Works Committee. A Democrat in the Senate for 18 years before going independent, Lieberman criticized Obama, the Democratic nominee, during the race for the White House.
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Democrats vote to let Sen. Lieberman keep top Homeland Security Committee post
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Under @placeholder guidelines, Bustamante must serve at least 35 years and five months before being eligible for parole.
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By Associated Press Reporter and Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 12:44 EST, 11 March 2014 Jail time: A judge has denied a new trial for Missouri's Alyssa Bustamante (pictured) A judge has denied a new trial for a young Missouri woman who pleaded guilty to murder for the slaying of a nine-year-old neighbor girl but later sought a do-over because of a U.S. Supreme Court case invalidating mandatory life sentences for juveniles. Alyssa Bustamante was 15-years-old in 2009 when she killed Elizabeth Olten and buried her in a wooded area west of Jefferson City. Bustamante wrote in her diary that it was an 'ahmazing' and 'pretty enjoyable' experience.
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Alyssa Bustamante was 15 when she killed neighbor Elizabeth Olten, nine, and buried her in the Missouri woods in 2009
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She wrote in her diary that it was 'ahmazing' and 'pretty enjoyable'
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Rumours of the @placeholder update come a month after Microsoft released a preview of Skype Translator (pictured).
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App now automatically recognises speech in a range of languages
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The maps are based on data collected using the Instagram API platform of images tagged #selfie
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Apple is yet to issue an official response to @placeholder, but it has published a support document on its website outlining the security features of Touch ID.
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Senator Al Franken has sent a letter to Apple’s chief executive highlighting ‘substantial’ security concerns about fingerprint recognition technology on its iPhone 5S. The iPhone 5S, which went on sale today, includes a fingerprint sensor that lets users touch the phone's home button with their finger to unlock it, rather than enter a passcode. Apple claims its scanner, known as Touch ID, is ‘one of the best passwords in the world.’ But Senator Franken said that while a password can be kept a secret and changed if it's hacked, fingerprints are permanent and left on everything a person touches. Scroll down for video...
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Touch ID feature allows you to use your fingerprint to unlock the iPhone 5S
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(CNN)A Lowndes County, Georgia, grand jury has indicted a man on a felony charge of making a false statement to investigators in connection with the 2013 death of Kendrick Johnson. According to incident reports released to CNN after an Open Records Act request, Dalton Ray Chauncey told neighbors he'd overheard two students at Lowndes High School in Valdosta discussing their involvement in the 17-year-old's death. Chauncey was arrested August 6. His mother, Michelle Chauncey, told CNN that her son is bipolar and is being used by the sheriff's office as a "fall guy." "They have literally slandered my child, and I don't appreciate that," his mother said in an August phone interview.
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Grand jury indicts man who police say lied to Kendrick Johnson investigators
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Either that night or early the next day, @placeholder tossed the backpack in a Dumpster, according to the charges.
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Boston (CNN) -- Two friends of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev pleaded not guilty Tuesday in federal court to charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice and obstructing justice with intent to impede authorities. Handcuffed and dressed in orange jail jumpsuits, Dias Kadyrbayev and Azamat Tazhayakov both voiced their not guilty pleas on each of the counts during their roughly four-minute arraignment Tuesday in Boston. They remained in handcuffs afterward, when they were led out of court. The two 19-year-old roommates and Kazakh nationals began attending the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth the same semester as Tsarnaev. They were taken into custody this spring along with Robel Phillipos, a friend of Tsarnaev's from Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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The Louisiana family behind Duck Dynasty is also attempting to build a political dynasty. A nephew of patriarch Phil Robertson has announced plans to run for the U.S. house. Zach Dasher, a 36-year-old Republican, is looking to replace Representative Vance McAllister, who the famous family had previously supported. McAllister. who ran on a platform of conservative Christian family values, landed in hot water in April after video emerged of the married Republican enjoying a long smooch with a female staffer - the wife of one of his best friends. The 40-year-old has been branded the 'Kissing Congressman' after the incident. He initially said he would not run for reelection this year, but later seemed to renege on that pledge.
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Zach Dasher, a 36-year-old Republican, has pledged to bring God back to Washington, DC.
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A Utah man serving life in prison for a double murder that he believes was directed by God says his ideas likely influenced a couple's decision to fatally overdose along with their children. Dan Lafferty sees himself as the prophet Elijah and the world as hell, a philosophy that played into the September deaths of Benjamin and Kristi Strack. He also claims that he and Kristi Strack fell in love, something her husband was aware of and didn't mind. Scroll down for video Survivalist: Dan Lafferty poses for a photograph, at Utah State Prison in Draper, Utah. A Utah couple who overdosed on drugs along with their three children was obsessed with Lafferty
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Dan Lafferty sees himself as the prophet Elijah and the world as hell
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Ryder Cup debutant Jamie Donaldson is more concerned about his table tennis form against fellow team-mates than he is about tackling the Gleneagles course. The 38-year-old rookie secured his place on Paul McGinley's team by winning the Czech Masters in August and has subsequently had two other top-10 finishes on the European Tour. However, arriving in Scotland on Monday he discovered European competitiveness was not reserved solely for the United States. Jamie Donaldson admits he is disappointed with his table tennis form against Thomas Bjorn 'I played table tennis last night with Thomas Bjorn, who had a jumper on and I had a tee shirt on, and I was dripping with sweat and he didn't have any sweat on him at all and he battered me 3-0,' said the first Welshman to play in the Ryder Cup since Phillip Price 12 years ago.
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Ryder Cup debutant Donaldson is unhappy with his table tennis form
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