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18 Kids and Yes More Please…

December 24th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in People

Yah-goo.com --- Big Family!

American woman from US state of Arkansas has given birth to her 18th child. Michelle Duggar delivered the baby girl by caesarean section at Mercy Medical Center in Rogers. Baby weighed about 3.2kb and about 51cm in length.
The Duggar family now has 10 sons and 8 daughters. Mr. Duggar said “We both would love to have more.” Duggar couple - Jim Bob Duggar is 43, his wife 42 and their oldest child Joshua is 20.

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Shoe Sniper attacks US President

December 15th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in World News, World Politics

A journalist throws his two shoes to President Bush, on his farewell visit to Iraq on Sunday. While the press conference was on, Muntazer al-Zaidi jumped an Egyptian journalist jumped up saying "It is the farewell kiss" before throwing his shoes.
President Bush, who was in his fourth and final official visit to Iraq since the fall of Saddam in March 2003. He  laughed off the incident and said it didn’t bother him neither did he felt threatened. Mr Bush, also traveled through some of the streets of Baghdad in his motorcade, it was the first time he has traveled outside military base and heavily fortified so called Green Zone.
Mr Bush meeting with Iraqi President said, "He was glad to come back to Iraq again before the end of his presidency" and he also defended the invasion of Iraq.

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Sacked worker shoots boss at Christmas party

December 15th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in World News

A recently sacked worker in Vancouver Canada has been charged with murder after he stormed his former employer’s Christmas party and shot dead the CEO. Eric Kirkpatrick age 61, stormed into TallGrass Distributions Limited’s Christmas party and opened fire in front of the crowd of employees, who were having their Christmas party. None of them were hurt during the shooting, except his former boss, 40 year old Benjamin Banky whom Eirc shot him to death, for which he has been held for killing. He was fired just one day ago.

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Fighter Jet Hits Suburban Home

December 9th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in World News, World's Defence & Armed Force

Yah-goo.com --- Fighter Jet crashing at the front door! An Australian man, Bill Dusting, 48, who has been working as a mailman in the US, for the last 15 years narrowly escaped the fighter jet crash in San Diego street, which killed at least three people. Dusting originally from St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia was on his midday mail delivery run in the middle-class neighbourhood near Miramar navy base, when F/A-18D Hornet crashed into the street, which flattened the house.
He said, ‘He heard a bang noise, he thought someone was shooting at him,’ but when he looked up in the air he saw the parachute and then he saw the jet heading straight towards him. He was quick to run away from the home and on the right direction, which saved his life. But, the fighter went crashing few more houses across the street.
There was a very quick response from police, fire department and there was also some black vehicles with black windows in the crash scene, being a navy crash it would be of something important. But, the man was happy to be alive and was looking forward to call his 89 year old mum who is living in Australia. It was the hand of God to spare his life.

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Air Force One - Nepalese

December 8th, 2008 | 1 Comment | Posted in World News

Nepal’s first aircarft called ‘Danfe’ designed and built by young Nepalese Engineering students from Pulchowk Engineering Camups, Lalitpur has successfully completed its test flight in the western city of Pokhara. The two seated ultra-light weight aircraft weighing about 400kg was part of eight students, three years academic research project.
The price tag for the project was about US $12,500. This historic first Nepalese made aircraft was built using Austrian engine and other locally available materials. Aircraft was build by Danfe Fabrication Group.
Test flight was led by Russian Pilot, Alexander Maximov who holds Nepalese license, aircraft flew about a minute covering a distance of about 1.5km.  This historic flight was witnessed by government officials, friends and family, locals.

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