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Sunday, August 7, 2011 at 5:31AM 
Michael Trapp, a 42-year-old pilot from New York has shown the world what a can of well-consumed Man-Up looks like by surviving 17 hours floating in Lake Huron, Michigan. He, too, encountered airplane trouble and when the engine stopped running, had to stall his plane into the water.
Endurance, Michael Trapp in News Sunday, June 26, 2011 at 3:01AM A woman in Russia died at her own funeral this week. Weird but true.
Monday, June 6, 2011 at 9:18PM
Less than two weeks ago, the food world was rocked as Danish officials banned the sale of Marmite, a British-manufactured spread rich in Vitamin B. According to authorities, foodstuffs containing high levels of nutrients must first be approved to avoid overdosing on certain vitamins which may lead to excessive healthiness.
British lovers of the salty spread, comparable to the Australian delicacy Vegemite, were outraged at the perceived persecution of the world’s most equally loved and hated food product in a country they would not normally have given two hoots about.
Sunday, June 5, 2011 at 9:46AM 
Yeah, score one for the little guy!
After several long years dog-eared by heartbreaking stories of loss and foreclosures, bankruptcies and evaporated savings and retirement funds, the bad news passed down from banks when they seize peoples' homes and properties has become all too familiar an overture in the bad economic times.
So you can't help but feel a little vindication and triumph, a little satisfaction and “Yeah go get 'em, boy!” when the tables get turned.Bank of America, Economy Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at 2:48AM 
Queen Elizabeth, that relic of more regal times, has become the first British monarch to visit the country of Ireland in a whole century, since the country has been independent of the British Empire. This might seem unimportant on the surface, and it kinda is, but in fact this is some form of bridge building.
Dublin, Ireland, Monarch, Queen Elizabeth in News Friday, May 6, 2011 at 3:38AM 
Conservative leader Stephen Harper will be the Prime Minister of Canada for four solid years now, guaranteed. This is because his party won a majority stronghold in this week’s general federal election, with 167 seats. So that’s it. I’m sticking my head underwater. Bring on the wars, tear down the schools, hide the women in the kitchen. It’s happened.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011 at 3:30PM 
Japan has raised the crisis rating to level 7 the maximum on the international scale ranking it at the same level as the Chernobyl disaster. The Japanese authorities say the crisis level has been raised due to the cumulative amount of radioactive particles being released in to the atmosphere since the crisis began.
