Lena Vazifdar
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NASA Apocalypse Video Debunks Mayan Calendar's Dec. 21 End of the World Prediction [VIDEO]
According to the Mayan calender, the end of the world is on Dec. 21, 2012. The Mayan calender states that the apocalypse is coming and the world is going to end.
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Jacob Tyler Roberts: Identified as Masked Gunman at Oregon Mall Shooting
Jacob Tyler Roberts has been identified as the masked gunman who killed two people in Clackamas Town Center mall in Portland, Oregon.
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Amsterdam Bans Marijuana Use in Schools
Amsterdam has officially banned pot smoking in schools. Eberhard van der Laan, the mayor of Amsterdam made the ban the first in the Netherlands, reported the Associated Press.
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Elin Nordegren: Tiger Wood's Ex Wife Builds Multi Million Dollar Mansion in Florida
Elin Nordegren the ex-wife of tennis superstar Tiger Woods is building a mansion in North Palm Beach, Florida.
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Airport Puppy Scam: People Duped Out of Hundreds in Scam
An airport scam is duping puppy lovers. ABC News reported that Patricia Mills, 39, wanted to buy two French bulldog puppies for her daughters through an ad she found on Craigslist. The seller said she had two puppies and had to move but wanted to leave them with a "loving and caring home."
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Australian Ski Resorts Threatened By Global Warming
(TRAVELWIRES): : Rising temperatures could all but end the ski industry in Australia by 2020.
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Ice-T Disrespected: Angered Over Photos of Wife Coco With Rapper AP. 9 [PHOTOS]
Rapper and actor, Ice-T was pissed off after his wife, Coco released photos of her cuddling up with rapper AP.9 in Vegas.
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Tim Burton Exhibit Travels to Seoul, Korea at the SeMa
Tim Burton's exhibit at Seoul Museum of Art (SeMa) opens on Dec. 12. The exhibit which was at MoMa spans works from his childhood to his present day career. The show has toured in New York, Los Angeles, Melbourne and Paris.
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Facebook Outage: Facebook and Google Reported Outages on Dec. 10
On Dec. 10 Gmail was down for 18 minutes and Facebook also suffered outages. The Huffington Post reported that the Facebook outage started at approximately 6 p.m. ET.
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Pawn Stars Fined: Rick and Corey Harrison Fined for Littering in California [VIDEO]
The father-and-son duo from the History channel star, "Pawn Stars" have been fined in California. TMZ reported that Rick and Corey Harrison have been fined after littering on a campground.
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Delta Airlines Buys 49 Percent Stake in Virgin Atlantic
Delta Airlines has announced that they will buy 49 percent of Virgin Atlantic. The Associated Press reported that Delta will pay $360 million to gain a bigger share in the New York to London travel market.
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Biblical Flood: New Evidence Suggests Noah's Biblical Flood May Have Occured
Is the story for Noah's Ark and the Biblical flood true? An underwater archaelogist, Robert Ballard says yes. In an interview with journalist Christiane Amanpour on ABC News Ballard who is an acclaimed underwater archaelogist studied the ocean to find answers. Ballard and his team went into the Black Sea off the coast of Turkey to search for underwater artifacts from the time of Noah's Ark.
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Virgin Atlantic Goes Domestic: The Airline Launches Domestic Travel Routes in the UK
Virgin Atlantic has recently announced that it would start flying domestically within the United Kingdom. The Huffington Post reported that the airline would start flying 23 domestic flights a day with its new routes from London Heathrow Airport to Aberdeed and Edinburgh as well as Manchester. A press release from the airline said that the new routes would begin in the Spring of 2013.
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Officer to Be Executed: Manuel Pardo, Former Florida Police Officer, to be Executed
A former Florida police officer is slated to be executed on Tuesday night. The Associated Press reported that Manuel Pardo,56, was fired from police duty for lying and then he turned to a life of crime and killed nine people in a three month period, nearly 27 years ago.
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Yellowstone National Park's Famous Alpha Wolf, 832F, Shot and Killed
Yellowstone National Park's most famous wolf was shot and killed on Thursday. The New York Times reported that the wolf which was known as 832F to researchers who tracked the animal's movements was shot and killed on Thursday outside the park.