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The owner of the only news portal in Ingushetia, a Russian province bordering Chechnya, was killed while in police arrest. After getting off the plane that was bringing him home, he was detained by the police and, as he was escorted to a waiting car, he was shot in the head. Despite being driven as soon as possi... |
1 September 2008 03:28 GMT |
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Which news do you want first? As an investor, I'd rather you'd have the former allegation, since everyone knows an Apple without Steve is no Apple at all. However, word on the web has it he's “handicapped.” As an Apple fan, you'd look into this claim first, since dying is not... |
28 August 2008 10:15 GMT |
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Since the Stone Age, there have been two main methods of disposing of human corpses: burial or cremation. African tribes leave human corpses out for hyenas to eat; others leave the body to decompose in trees or on rocks. However, the future could add another option to the list: alkaline hydrolysis. Our bodies would b... |
14 May 2008 16:46 GMT |
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He revived just in time. The man had been declared brain-dead four months ago, and his organs were on the verge of finding other users. Zach Dunlap, 21, of Frederick, was pronounced dead Nov. 19 at United Regional Healthcare System in Wichita Falls, Texas, after suffering an accident in an all-terrain vehicle. His fa... |
2 April 2008 14:06 GMT |
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When Keith Richards tells you you'll be dead soon, it's probably best if you listen. Of course, few ordinary mortals have the chance to hear one of the living legends of rock'n'roll mention their names specifically, but given the fact that this time it was not some extravagant praise but something... |
17 March 2008 11:53 GMT |
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It would seem that January and February are cursed months for the Hollywood industry, whether we're talking movies or otherwise, and if you thought tragedy doesn't strike the talented, promising generation of young actors, you were woefully wrong. Sadly, the latest proof of this is an even that's not o... |
23 January 2008 02:42 GMT |
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We all know that big companies love trademarks, specially when they come up with something as original as Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. What would you say if I told you that a game called "Super Mario Sisters" was considered as a possibility almost 20 years ago? It seems that Nintendo filed a trademark applicati... |
22 November 2007 09:36 GMT |
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Each day, about 1,000 worshipers and about 70 tourists visit the temple of Karni Mata, Deshnoke, India. Why? Because in this temple, about 300 rats wander freely while the believers bring their offerings to these idols. The rats are adored and any necessity that they might have is satisfied by the ecstatic prayers. T... |
21 November 2007 14:06 GMT |
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The people at Forbes.com sure have a lot of imagination when it comes to making their tops. This time, it's a really impressive one about...Top-Earning Dead Celebrities. Yes, I know, it's an eerie thought, but the names on the list they put together will change your mind about thinking this is some sort of ... |
30 October 2007 10:49 GMT |
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Resident Evil: Dead Aim (Japanese Gun Survivor 4: Biohazard - Heroes Never Die) is the fourth release in the Gun Survivor series and the first to feature third-person movement, similar to its predecessor titles in the Resident Evil series. Capcom were able to develop and release this game on the Sony PlayStation 2, a... |
11 April 2007 04:59 GMT |
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Dead Rising is one of the best action games around and it was only released on the Xbox 360 console, gaining a lot of fans in a pretty short while. Capcom is no stranger to zombie-infested games and since we're dealing with one here, we can't help but wonder if it's better than the Resident Evil series... |
6 March 2007 03:27 GMT |
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