Juan Duntugan, a woodcarver, admitted on television and in a written statement to the police that he killed Julia Campbell, 40, from Fairfax, Va., in a fit of rage while both were walking along a trail.
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Funeral attack kills 23
AFP - At least 23 people were killed when a suicide bomber struck a Shiite family wake in the restive province of Diyala on Monday, raising the day's death toll in violence-plagued Iraq to more than 40.
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Canadian buying eggs online
OTTAWA -- In their quest to start a family, Canadian couples are illegally buying human eggs online, according to an investigation by public broadcaster CBC.
Monday, April 30, 2007
Golden State leads 3-1
AP - Baron Davis banked in a 3-pointer from midcourt at the halftime buzzer Sunday night. While his Golden State fans nearly deafened their team, absolutely nobody in either uniform seemed terribly surprised.
I am thin!
(Reuters) - A baby, held by an amateur sumo wrestler, takes part in a baby-crying contest at Sensoji temple in Tokyo April 28, 2007. Eighty-four babies born in 2006 took part in the event, which is held to pray for the babies' health and growth. The winner of the contest is the baby who cries the loudest. REUTERS/Toru Hanai (JAPAN)
Gore: Canada climate plan, a fraud
AP - Al Gore condemned Canada's new plan to reduce greenhouse gases, saying it was "a complete and total fraud" because it lacks specifics and gives industry a way to actually increase emissions.
Now it is Bad luck Jack
(AP) - Actor Jack Nicholson gestures as he watches the Los Angeles Lakers play the Phoenix Suns in their first round Western Conference NBA playoff game, Sunday, April 29, 2007, in Los Angeles. The Suns won, 113-100. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
Girl power care of Natalie and Microloans
Natalie Portman says that for many of the world's poorest women, a small loan can change their lives.
***I wish they also help them to budget and use their loaned money for something worthwhile. Else, the more they will wallow in the quagmire of poverty and debts
1 million rally for democracy
AFP - More than one million people took part in a mass rally here Sunday in support of secularism and democracy amid a tense stand-off between the Islamist-rooted government and the army over presidential elections.
Interchange collapses after fire
AP - An interchange connecting highways to the busy Oakland-San Francisco Bay Bridge collapsed early Sunday after a tractor trailer hauling 8,600 gallons of gasoline caught fire, authorities said.
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Jazz levels
Mehmet Okur scored like he used to and played defense like he never has before. Okur scored 16 and helped limit Houston's Yao Ming to 20 points in Utah's 98-85 win over the Rockets on Saturday night, tying the series at 2-2.
Cleveland def Washington again
The Cleveland Cavaliers are mastering the art of doing just enough to win. This time, they managed to blow a 17-point second-half lead against the short-handed Washington Wizards.
13 to go for Bonds
Barry Bonds hit his 742nd home run Saturday night, moving within 13 of Hank Aaron's career record.
Hey, no one is perfect.
Reuters - The Chilean government wants Google to fix its Earth geographical search program that places a villagenamed after Chilean independence hero Bernardo O'Higgins in Argentina.
***Oops. No one is perfect
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Lightning starts fire at Oklahoma refinery
AP - Flames and smoke poured into the sky Saturday over an oil refinery where lightning set off a fire and an explosion that was felt miles away, authorities said.
1,100 arrested in disco raid
HANOI--More than 1,100 youngsters in Vietnam were arrested early Saturday morning following a raid on the biggest disco in Hanoi, state media said.
Warriors stun Mavs
Stephen Jackson swore he felt the arena shake at times, the sellout crowd swelling to its yellow seams with every basket, blocked shot and improbable turn in the Golden State Warriors' victory.
Chicago 3, Miami 0
When it was over, the Chicago Bulls said all the right things. "We are not as superior as it appears," forward Andres Nocioni said. "It's only one win," added coach Scott Skiles. They were just being polite.
Estonia riot
AP - Police fired rubber bullets and a water cannon at hundreds of protesters in Estonia's capital Friday in a second night of rioting by ethnic Russians angry over the removal of a Soviet war memorial — an act that also aggravated tensions with the Kremlin.
Joyriders kill teener
Four motorcycle-riding men shot dead an 18-year-old resident and wounded his companion for no apparent reason shortly before midnight in Laguna province, dzRH radio reported Saturday.
Al-Qaeda man arrested
AFP - A top Al-Qaeda commander who led operations in Afghanistan and plotted the assassination of Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf has been taken into US custody, the Pentagon said Friday.
Slugger arrested
AP - WNBA player Deanna Jackson was arrested on an assault charge after slugging an opposing player in a parking lot following a game, and will not be allowed to leave Israel until after the Chicago Sky's preseason opener.
***Now, they are considering her for boxing.
30 best international players in the NBA - Yao Ming not included
John Hollinger ranks the best players in the NBA from around the globe.
***Just kidding. Lolz. Of course, he is included. I didn't realize how many international players NBA has. Wow. Professional Basketball has really become an international sport - not just a sport exclusively for the US.
Friday, April 27, 2007
Russian chopper downed in Chechnya
MOSCOW -- Seventeen servicemen died Friday when a Russian Mi-8 helicopter carrying paratroopers was shot down in Chechnya, Russian news agencies quoted military officials as saying.
Pistons now 3-0 over Magic
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