Tuesday, 1 September 2015

Police hunt for suspects after officer shot dead north of Chicago

Law enforcement officials at the site where a police officer was fatally shot in Fox Lake, Illinois, September 1, 2015.
© Courtesy of WMAQ-TV Law enforcement officials at the site where a police officer was fatally shot in Fox Lake, Illinois, September 1, 2015.

CHICAGO, Sept 1. Police with dogs and helicopters are searching woods and swampy areas north of Chicago for three armed suspects after a police officer was shot dead on Tuesday in the suburb of Fox Lake, a local law enforcement official said.

Teaching Kids to Brush Their Teeth

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Kids in general either hate brushing their teeth or they simply couldn't care less. However, it is important to teach your kids how to brush their teeth to avoid dental and other health problems. With a little patience, creativity, and a handy tool, you should be able to get your kids to brush their teeth in no time. 

For preschoolers 

It's relatively easy to teach preschoolers, as long as it's fun for them and is done through rhythm and rhyme. Let your kids know that there are germs that we can't see living on their teeth and it's important to get rid of them. You can even make a song about teeth brushing. 

WWE refuses to reinstate Hulk Hogan after star begged for forgiveness

WWE has refused to reinstate Hulk Hogan or repair their relationship with the star despite his emotional apology on Good Morning America.

The legendary wrestler - who was removed from the company's website, including its Hall of Fame section, after admitting using the n-word - made a plea for forgiveness during a recent interview.

How to do Scholarships Application

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If you have decided that you would like to apply for a scholarship then you will need to start by finding one. You will also need to apply early because you do not want to be rushed and pressured to get your application in on time. If you have really good grades and you have been able to maintain them for most of your academic career then you will want to look for academic scholarships. But, if you are really good in sports then this is where you may want to focus your attention and you will want to conduct a search for these types of scholarships. Just take your time. You will find a large list of different scholarships online, at your local library or even from yours school counselor. However, they may not know about all of them so it does not hurt for you to do some of the researching on your own.

Monday, 31 August 2015

Mother finds freak mouse-sized spider with 'huge teeth' as she unpacks in new home

False Widow spider: This arachnid has attacks several people in the UN in recent months
False Widow spider: This arachnid has attacks several people in the UN in recent months

A mum may be regretting a move after unpacking boxes in her new home and finding a spider - bigger than a mouse with monster fangs.
Carley Tapsell was opening boxes in her new home when the huge spider jumped out of nowhere and terrified her - with its "BIG TEETH".
The mum, who recently moved to Dymchurch, Kent, managed to trap the giant eight-legged freak in a plastic box.
She said: "It's really big. I have never seen a spider so big. I was going through by cardboard boxes and it was just there.

"I've kept it in a lunchbox.
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Big teeth: Mother finds spider with huge fangs as she unpacks



"It's got quite big teeth.
"My three-year-old son is here and he thinks it is fascinating and amazing."
The hairy monster Carley trapped appears to be a giant house spider, a relatively harmless spider that can grow up to a whopping six inches long.
Millions of giant house spiders have moved into homes across the country in recent weeks so they can breed in relative safety and warmth.

Stuart Hine, a spider specialist from the Natural History Museum, said a number of factors are contributing to their size and prevalence. See more picture below

Source: Mirror UK

Environmentally Friendly Ways of Reusing and Recycling

Environmentally Friendly Ways of Reusing and Recycling Paper, Books and Mags
By: Reuben Frye

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As consumers demand the need for more paper, whether it's for newspapers, plain paper or books, we continue to cut down vast numbers of really old trees. It will take numerous years to see this turned over. Reusing and recycling paper is really important nowadays. 

All paper, including books and magazines, are virtually wholly biodegradable, meaning they don't clog landfills for many years and will merely degrade into nothing. The fact that there is a need for more paper makes it appear daft not to recycle as much as we possibly can. That is why we should reuse and recycle. 

People are turning to small cars to solve their problems these days

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Space Saving Small Cars

With petrol prices continuing to increase and cars becoming more expensive to run, people are turning to small cars to solve their problems. These cars have gained incredible popularity due to their compact size, cost and fuel efficiency. These cars have contributed in a major way to the modern car industry and almost all of the major manufacturers around the world offer a range of compact vehicles.

Sunday, 30 August 2015

Crowds of Winnipeggers wave at His Majesty King George VI and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth

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Crowds of Winnipeggers wave at His Majesty King George VI and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth as the cortege passes down Portage near Main Street. (Winnipeg, Canada).
Date 1939

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Louis van Gaal admits Manchester United were given a footballing "lesson" at Swansea

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Louis van Gaal admitted Manchester United were given a footballing “lesson” by Swansea.

Hero Bafetimbi Gomis smashed a 66th minute winner as Van Gaal was outsmarted by Swansea rookie boss Garry Monk whose second half tactical switch masterminded the fight back.

Chad executes 10 Boko Haram suspects by firing squad

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Chad executed 10 alleged members of Nigeria-based Islamist group, Boko Haram, by firing squad Saturday, a day after they were found guilty of a double suicide killing that left 38 people dead in the capital N’Djamena.

“They were executed this morning on a shooting ground north of N’Djamena,” a judicial source told AFP. The report was confirmed by a security source who asked not to be identified.

Bono becomes world's richest pop star after investment in Facebook earns him over $1billion


U2’s Bono has become the world’s richest pop star after raking in nearly £1 billion from his Facebook shares. The Beautiful Day hitmaker bought a 2.3 per cent share in the social media network for £56 million in 2009 with the investment group that he co-founded, Elevation Partners. Today that share is worth a whopping £940 million, according to reports. That means that Bono’s venture has earned him more in the last six years than the whole of his incredible music career.

Wednesday, 26 August 2015

Toddler drowns after stepfather repeatedly throws her into hotel swimming pool 'while mother slept'

Step father drowns three-year-old child in pool while mother sleeps
Graphic content. The girl died in Morelia, Mexico,  from secondary drowning, an autopsy revealed, according to local news site Proceso

A man has been arrested after CCTV footage showed a three-year-old girl drowning after being repeatedly thrown into a hotel swimming pool.

Virginia TV reporter and cameraman shot dead during live broadcast

A TV news reporter and a cameraman have been shot dead during a live news broadcast in the US today.

Reporter Alison Parker, 24, and photographer Adam Ward, 27, were both killed while working on an interview for the WBDJ channel in Moneta, Virginia, this morning.
Armed: Police are hunting the gunman seen on live TV

The gunman, believed to have been seen on camera at the end of the broadcast, is on the run.

Police have named the suspect as Lester Lee Flanighan.
WDBJ reporter Alison Parker
Tragic Loss: WDBJ reporter Alison Parker and photographer Adam Ward were killed in the shooting captured on live TV

WDBJ reporter Alison was interviewing Vicki Gardner about a local news story at approximately 6.45am local time when the shots rang out.

Monday, 24 August 2015

Terrifying CCTV shows 'rapist' carrying comatose victim across road before vicious attack

The Walkabout bar in Birmingham
Site: The Walkabout bar in Birmingham

This is the terrifying moment an alleged rapist is caught on CCTV carrying a comatose woman across a road.

The near-unconscious woman had been partying with friends in Birmingham city centre before she was viciously attacked.

Ashley Madison hack: Cop commits suicide after he's exposed as member of infidelity website



Two men are believed to have committed suicide after their details were leaked from the Ashley Madison site

Two members of the cheating website Ashley Madison have taken their own lives after hackers published their details, police said today.

Officers in Canada confirmed they have been informed the men killed themselves following the security breach which saw the the details of 37 million members published online.

Tragic young TV presenter collapses and dies during live sports broadcast to thousands of viewers


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Live TV: The presenter suffered a cardiac arrest during a sports broadcast and was later pronounced dead

A TV presenter collapsed and died in front of thousands of viewers as he presented a live sports broadcast at the weekend.

The man was speaking into a microphone at what appeared to be an awards presentation when he suddenly fell to the floor.

Shoreham Airshow crash: How did pilot Andy Hill survive horror crash after plane plunged into A27?


Andy Hill, pilot of the Hawker Hunter that crashed at Shoreham Airshow
Critical: Pilot Andy Hill is fighting for his life in hospital

Pilot Andy Hill remains in a critical condition in hospital this morning following Saturday's horrific plane crash which is 'highly likely' to have killed 11 people - and possibly as many as 20.

Mr Hill, who has flown for the RAF and BA and is considered to be one of the UK’s top pilots, was pulled from the wreckage of the crash on the A27.

He is not believed to have used the ejector system on the Hawker Hunt jet.

Sunday, 23 August 2015

Manitoba teen completes 115-km run for missing, murdered indigenous women

Tracie Leost's last leg, Journey of Hope
A 16-year-old Manitoba girl has finished running 115 kilometres to raise awareness about missing and murdered indigenous women and girls in Canada, but Tracie Léost says her work isn't over yet.

Léost began her Journey of Hope in the Lake Manitoba community of Oak Point on Wednesday morning. She completed it at The Forks in downtown Winnipeg on Saturday afternoon.

Saturday, 22 August 2015

Dale Winton explains why he wasn't at Cilla Black funeral to say final farewell

Dale and Cilla were best of friends, but he sadly missed her funeral

Dale Winton was one of Cilla Black's most trusted and loyal friends, which is why questions were asked when the TV presenter didn't show up at the Liverpool star's funeral on Friday.

But far from being a snub, Dale was apparently taking part in a recording commitment that just couldn't wait.

A spokesman for Dale told Mirror TV: "Dale was incredibly upset not to be able to attend the funeral because of immoveable BBC filming commitments in Scotland.

Americans praised for subduing gunman on European train; attacker had been to Syria

Mayor of Arras, Frederic Leturque, speaks with the media outside the Arras train station, northern France, Saturday, Aug. 22, 2015. A gunman opened fire with an automatic weapon on a high-speed train traveling from Amsterdam to Paris Friday, wounding three people before being subdued by two American passengers, officials said. French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve, speaking in Arras in northern France where the suspect was detained, said one of the Americans was hospitalized with serious wounds. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo)
The Canadian Press - Mayor of Arras, Frederic Leturque, speaks with the media outside the Arras train station, northern France, Saturday, Aug. 22, 2015. A gunman opened fire with an automatic weapon on a high-speed train traveling from Amsterdam to Paris Friday, wounding three people before being subdued by two American passengers, officials said. French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve, speaking in Arras in northern France where the suspect was detained, said one of the Americans was hospitalized with serious wounds. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo)

ARRAS, France - One serves in the Air Force, another recently served in Afghanistan in the National Guard, another is studying physical therapy in California — and all three Americans are being hailed as heroes for disarming a gunman on a high-speed train who may have been known to intelligence services in three countries.

A French citizen, who stumbled on the gunman, a Kalashnikov strapped across his shoulder, also is being given kudos as the first to try to subdue him. And a British businessman jumped in to help subdue the gunman.