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I was born
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India's Worst Quake in 50 Years Leaves 2,250 Dead, More Missing
On Janurary 26th of 2001, magnitude at 6.9 was india's worst earth quakes in 50 years. The earth quake struck at 8:46 in the morning with the epicenter located 20km northeast of the medieval Guajarati town of Bhuj. The total death toll at more than 2,250. Hospital in Bhuj was packed with patients, but mostly with fractured bones. -
Shark Gives "Virgin Birth" in Detroit
A female white spotted bamboo shark at the Belle Isle Aquarium in Detroit surprised zookeepers in July by giving birth to two babies. But why were they surprised? Because this was a virgin birth. The shark have not been near a male shark for six years and layed a clutch of eggs on april. Doug Sweet said that it was not that surprising as alot of female shark speices. But the eggs are assumed to be infertile and are discarded. -
Scientists Clone the First Deer
male white-tailed deer has been cloned by researchers at Texas A & M University and they named it Dewwy. It was born to a surrogate mother but completed analysis of his DNA now confirms that the fawn is a true genetic clone. -
US abuse of Iraqi POWs shocks the world
CBS TV released photograph showing US soldiers abusing Iraqi inmates in a Baghdad prison. This drew attention to the whole world and scathing condemnation against US double standards on human rights.George W. Bush and Whitehouse officials had to apologize for the violent act. -
FAO celebrates World Food Day
This day the world has the resources and technology to produce sufficient quantities of food not only to meet the demand of a growing population, but also to bring an end to hunger and poverty, FAO Director-General Jacques Diouf said during a ceremony at the Organization's headquarters marking World Food Day. -
Python Bursts After Eating Gator
A 13-foot python's guts burst after eating a 6-foot-long crocodile. The python' last meal must simply be to much for itself. -
Jesus' Tomb Found in Israel, Filmmakers Claim
A tomb that once held the remains of Jesus of Nazareth—and those of his wife and son—has been found in a suburb of Jerusalem, said the makers of a controversial film in a press conference on feburary 26th of 2007 -
Wheat killer detected in Iran
A new and virulent wheat fungus, previously found in East Africa and Yemen, has moved to major wheat growing areas in Iran, FAO reported today. The fungus is capable of wreaking havoc to wheat production by destroying entire fields. -
Vanesse George
A crime that rocked a community and shocked a nation. Paedophile nursery worker Vanessa George was jailed indefinitely for taking sick pictures of children in her care. Mother-of-two George, who worked at Little Ted’s Day Care Unit in Plymouth. George admitted feeding the lust of Facebook accomplice Colin Blanchard, telling him she was his “paedo whore mum” and sending him eight pictures a week. -
Haiti Earthqake
The Jan. 12 earthquake that rocked the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince may not have been the highest-magnitude tremor in recent memory, but it certainly seemed the most cataclysmic. Within hours, more than a million people became homeless. Buildings across much of the city and its suburbs were reduced to rubble. Some 230,000 people died, and hundreds of thousands of others were injured. The international response was swift, with dozens of countries sending aid, rescue teams and military person -
Osama Bin Laden, al-Qaeda leader, dead - Barack Obama
Bin Laden was shot dead at a compound near Islamabad, in a ground operation based on US intelligence, the first lead for which emerged last August. Mr Obama said US forces took possession of the body after "a firefight".Bin Laden is believed to have ordered the attacks on New York and Washington on 11 September 2001 and a number of others.He was top of the US' "most wanted" list. -
London 2012 Olympics: A musical farewell to the world at the closing ceremony
After 16 days of sporting heroism which made London the centre of the world, the curtain fell on the Olympics last night with a display of exuberant – at times anarchic – revelry that had but one message: "Goodbye world, we hope you had as good a time as we did. Now let's dance."
