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Gasoline for April delivery yesterday rose 8.11 cents, or 5.8 percent, to $1.4838 a gallon in New York, the highest close since the contract began trading in 1984 and 30 percent higher than a year ago.
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A cyclone ripped through the Cook Island area of Rarotonga on Monday leaving dozens of houses flooded and badly damaged.Rarotonga appeared to be the worst hit of the cluster of 15 islands with roofs and roads covered with debris. So far, there have been no reports of injury. About 300 tourists were evacuated from the northern atoll of Aitutaki at the weekend.
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Nostradamus success Most people have heard of Nostradamus, the 16th century “prophet” who was able to “see into the future.”Almost 500 years after his death, Nostradamus´s books are STILL selling, so there are plenty of people who must think Nostradamus was on to something. Never before in the History of Mankind did so many people expected the furfillment of a prophecy at a given moment as in the month of July 1999, the solar eclipse of August 11, 1999 and the end of the millenium. Nostradamus Prophecies comprise the only piece of literature other than the Bible that has been continuously in...
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Hitler in Color When most people think of the images of World War II, they think in black in white. From the image of American G.I.s raising a flag over Iwo Jima to the picture of Russian soldiers on the Reichstag, most of the public photos from the war are in shades of grey. But that doesn't mean color photos weren't taken. In a new book, DER SPIEGEL presents 330 largely-unknown full color images from the last world war.
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US Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova tested positive for the stimulant ephedrine during an exhibition tournament last month, Belgian authorities said on Monday. Claude Eerdekens, sports minister for Belgium's French-speaking region, said in an official statement that the Russian tested positive during the December 18-19 exhibition in Charleroi. The statement did not say whether Kuznetsova had a valid medical exemption for the medicine. She reportedly had been troubled by a cold during the final. Eerdekens made the announcement before Kuznetsova, who is playing in the Australian Open, was able to have her backup B sample tested.
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The results of paternity tests can't be used in court unless the mother gave her consent for the test, the German Supreme Court ruled today behind closed doors. The child's personal rights would be violated, the Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe said in an e-mailed statement.
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Oil prices now change regularly almost on a daily basis in one hour 5%. That's more than half of what main western oil stocks changed since oil was $20. Example BP over last year: Example NYMEX Crude, January 10 (same pattern for the last weeks) : Now the question that the media avoids is : why ?
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Magnetic Pole Flip, latest news : among the facts that are now revealed to the public : the magnetic field over the South Atlantic Ocean is now so weak that planes and satelites have now been forced to change their routes.
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2004 - A milestone in the history of mankind. This is the right time to list the UNPRECEDENTED events that took place. But also the right place, since many of those events were recognised as UNPRECEDENTED first in freerepublic. Here is a start for the long list, in the category "Mankind - Free Will" : October 29, 2004 - people of one nation (actually of 25 nations) give up their independance Or to use the words of Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian premier : "Never in history have we seen an example of nations voluntarily deciding to exercise their sovereign powers...
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Ashes are ejected from the crater of the Shiveluch volcano in Kamchatka to a height of up to 2,000 m. The height of the ejection above sea level exceeded 5,000 m. The seismic stations near the volcano register underground tremors from a depth of up to 5,000 m and interrupted spasmodic volcanic vibration. For the greater part of the past 24 hours it was impossible to conduct video observation of Shiveluch because of bad weather but scientists hold the view that some ejections are accompanied by fragmentation avalanches. Shiveluch (its height is 3,283 m) is now at the stage of...
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The city's population had increased from 28,000 t0 36,000 in the last 15 years.
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NEW DELHI: Huge waves that battered the Indian coastline after an earthquake in Indonesia may have damaged a nuclear power plant in southern Tamil Nadu state, the government said on Monday. The Press Trust of India news agency said Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had called a meeting on Tuesday to review any damage to the plant.
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Phi Phi Island, Thailand : ocean swallows all 200 bungalows at sea level, some of them including the tourists and employees.
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However, the government said two thirds of the capital was under about four feet (1.2 meters) of water in some areas. About a third of the country’s 330,000 population live in the highly congested capital island. Maldives is a cluster of 1,192 tiny coral islands scattered some 800 kilometres (500 miles) across the equator and is vulnerable to any rise in sea levels. The fate of tens of thousands of tourists in the Maldives was not immediately known.
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The First World War's horrors still move us but one man recalls his moment of peace amid the bloodshed The words drifted across the frozen battlefield: 'Stille Nacht. Heilige Nacht. Alles Schlaft, einsam wacht'. To the ears of the British troops peering over their trench, the lyrics may have been unfamiliar but the haunting tune was unmistakable. After the last note a lone German infantryman appeared holding a small tree glowing with light. 'Merry Christmas. We not shoot, you not shoot.' It was just after dawn on a bitingly cold Christmas Day in 1914, 90 years ago on Saturday, and...
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The lawyer for triple Olympic champion Marion Jones has challenged the indicted head of the BALCO laboratory to take a lie detector test after he alleged he had seen her taking performance-enhancing drugs. The challenge comes a day after Jones sued Victor Conte $25 million for defamation, saying he had falsely accused her of doping. "Today we challenge Mr Conte to take and make public a lie detector examination from a qualified, well-respected polygrapher," Jones's attorney Rich Nichols said in a statement. "Marion Jones took, passed and made public a lie detector test, which confirmed what she has said publicly,...
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American warplanes pounded Fallujah with missiles Sunday as insurgents fought running battles with coalition forces in the volatile western Iraqi city.
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December 6, 2004, 9:45 P.M : the first channel of German television shows the premiere for the film "Time journeys", by Adam White and Sara Ford, supposed to be one more in the series of latest documentaries using the latest computer technology to cover-up the evolution hoax. But this time something unprecedented happened : an audience of more than 3 million gets the chance to be informed about some of the latest facts exposing evolution, that the censors managed to hide so far. The film starts by asking two of those facts. How comes you finf - ammonite fossils near...
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