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Kara Kennedy, daughter of late Senator Edward Ted Kennedy, has passed away. She was 51. The eldest of the senator’s three children, Kara Kennedy died Friday after collapsing following her daily workout at a Washington health club. The cause of death wasn’t immediately released. The amount of energy that she lost during 2002 where she was diagnosed with Lung Cancer ... Read More »

Controversy hounds the 2011 Miss Universe pageant after new allegations that the winner, Miss Angola Leila Lopes, used false documents to enter and win a qualifying contest in England. The Argentinian newspaper Infobae published a report Thursday alleging that Lopes was unfairly allowed to participate in a Miss Angola competition for Angolan citizens living in the UK, even though she ... Read More »

A Teenager, aged 17, comes out of forest, goes straight to Berlin stating, “I lived in the Forest with my father for five years. I have returned back to the land because of my father’s dead.” The Boy, who is unable to recall in which part of Germany he resided, says “He remembers only his name Ray.” The Boy continues, ... Read More »

Year 2012  has begin! And its that time of year we search for a new calendar lol. To make it a ease for you, i have searched myself for a calendar and found it folks. You can download the printable calendar from below 2012 Calendar Vertical: 2012 Calendar Horizontal: 2012 Calendar with US Holidays: Read More »

Health officials have issued a warning for cantaloupes from a revered melon-producing area of the US state of Colorado amid a bacteria outbreak blamed for four deaths in the state and New Mexico, troubling farmers who depend on sales of the fruit. The warning from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention came after 16 cases of a strain ... Read More »

The Once strong and mighty US is out for the count as the country has swept into new low in terms of Poverty. According to a new report,  1 in 6 Americans are below the Poverty line. The overall poverty rate climbed to 15.1 percent, or 46.2 million, up from 14.3 percent in 2009. The 46.2 million now living in ... Read More »

In the aftermath of the plane crash that all but wiped out a beloved Russian hockey team last week, fans clung to one filament of hope: A single player, 26-year-old Aleksandr Galimov, had somehow survived, staggering from the wreckage and up a riverbank under his own power and telling a pair of astonished police officers, “Brothers, I am Galimov.” Over ... Read More »