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| http://www.rotarysouth.org/michaelkors-com.html A woman giving birth to triplets is just not terribly unusual these days. However, if the mother is 54 years old it is - especially when the babies were conceived without fertility treatments. Not just that, but Arcelia Garcia already has eight children, 13 grandchildren and 2 more grandkids on the way.
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http://taniaroxborogh.com/shortuggboots-uk.html Cars, homes, and businesses were definitely dug out Friday because the muddy residue of a fierce desert rainstorm covered areas of Las Vegas up to the hubcaps, reports CBS News Correspondent John Blackstone.At a motel battered by fast-rising floodwaters, front desk manager Linda Placencia had been thinking about the unpredictable power of nature. "Have you ever seen anything like this?" Placencia asked. "I just told my general manager, I said we just survived a little natural disaster."Usually, Sin city gets only about 4 inches of rain in the entire year. Thursday it got 3 inches in a few hours, with 2 inches falling in nothing more than an hour. Those are the kind of numbers that brought the location nothing but bad luck. "It's a wide strip of devastation," Nevada Gov. Kenny Guinn said after going for a helicopter tour of flooded areas Thursday evening, when the water finally started to recede. There was near misses and daring rescues during the storm, including at least two deaths.Police Cornell Madison was there to help a mother worried she couldn't carry her baby to safety over the powerful current.Grabbing the little one in the nick of time, Madison said, "I was simply worried about that baby, it comfortable to wear to hold the little baby."Pounding rain turned usually dry creek beds into raging, dangerous rivers. The fast-rising water flooded in the banks and onto the streets, making roads treacherous."It was picking up cars and throwing them around like toothpicks," said Robert Anderson, who watched as his neighbor's 'recreational vehicle' was swept away.At the fire department, the dispatch board lighted as calls for help to fire and police stretched emergency services with their limit. "It's a nightmare. It's among the worst things I've ever seen," said Nevada Highway Patrol spokesman Scott Flabi.In reality, the flash flood could be the worst in the city in at least 15 years. The storm was run by the collision of three whether systems, one full of warm, moist air from Mexico.Damage to property is still being tallied in both residential areas and along the famed Las Vegas strip.There was some damage around the famous strip but the major effect with the storm was to drive tourists into the casinos and may actually have helped business. Different was Ceasar's Palace, where the palatial shopping center called the Forum was closed Friday for clean-up.As the drying mud is shoveled and washed away, Vegas is still buried in something can't see: humid, sticky air. That's something unusual for the dry desert city, something which suggests this strange weather pattern could bring more trouble yet.
http://www.rotarysouth.org/michaelkors-com.html China on Thursday warned that sanctioning Iran over its nuclear program could further complicate the dispute because it threw its support behind an offer to allow Iran to enrich its uranium in Russia.Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Kong Quan said the Russian plan, proposed the 2009 week when Iran's chief nuclear negotiator visited Moscow, "could be useful to break the stalemate."Kong's remarks came as Iran's High Council of National Security Secretary Ali Larijani met with Chinese officials in Beijing within an apparent bid by Tehran to boost support with another of its key allies."We agreed folks the (Non-Proliferation Treaty) have to certainly peaceful nuclear energy," Larijani told reporters after meetings with Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing whilst Councilor Tang Jiaxuan.In turn, Tang told Larijani that all "parties concerned should intensify diplomatic efforts to create favorable conditions for that resumption of talks on the Iranian nuclear issue," China's official Xinhua News Agency said.Iran is attempting to prevent the U.S. and a few European nations from bringing it before the U.N. Security Council, that may impose a range of sanctions or any other measures over its alleged weapons program.The usa and its European allies are encouraging China and other nations to vote to mention Iran's case to the Security Council in the event the International Atomic Energy Agency holds a crisis meeting on the issue on Feb. 2.Russia, India and China are allies and trading partners of Iran who've been reluctant to see Tehran punished or ostracized from the Security Council. All three take a seat on the board of governors from the IAEA.Even if the U.S. and its particular allies prevail in scheduling and winning a vote with the IAEA, it is not clear that the Security Council would then vote for severe penalties. The United States isn't pushing for tough economic sanctions now but have not specified what action it wants instead.China, as one of five, veto-wielding permanent members of the Council, could block any punitive action against Tehran.Beijing opposes "arbitrary sanctions or threat of sanctions," Kong said. "It only complicates matters." no previous page next 1/2
http://muvdigital.net/ Game highlights are where most college athletes find their biggest fame, but as CBS News Correspondent Sandra Hughes reports, a former Illinois athlete had a starring role in the much more revealing tape. Having already received more exposure than he wanted, the student - now graduated and working in Chicago - does not want to be identified. Made without his knowledge and sold online, the tape showed him nude in a men's locker room. He's one among 200 college athletes in the united states who claim they were secretly and illegally recorded when they showered and dressed in their locker rooms.But it is not just locker rooms. There are thousands of Sites with "down shirt" and "up skirt" videos available. The growing presence of bathroom cams and changing room cams is sufficient to scare a person into never taking their clothes off again, and also the Internet has provided the perfect, anonymous means for people to buy and sell smut.Scene in the videotape.The students, who attended well-known schools like Northwestern, Penn State and Michigan State, are outraged that unknown video producers are profiting in their exposed expense. They're suing it companies for invasion of privacy, plus the Internet service providers for posting Websites that sell the tapes.Ironically, legislation called the Communications Decency Act may protect those companies which offer access to the Internet."Under existing federal law, there really isn' circumstance where the service provider could be responsible, and that's where I think the current law might go too far in providing immunity," said David Sobel, of the Electronic Privacy Information Center.For now, the athletes would just much like the Internet providers to shut around the Web sites and expose the shadowy producers, whom they say have gone way out of bounds to generate money.
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