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| http://fotoristo.com/uggoutletgood.html Rocker David Lee Roth, the former Van Halen frontman, is taking up a new trade.Instead of screaming "Jump," he'll be yelling "Clear!"Roth, 50, continues to be riding for several weeks with an all new York ambulance crew in training to turn into a paramedic, the New York Post reported Tuesday."I have been getting over 200 individual rides now," said Roth. "Not once has anyone recognized me, that's perfect for me."The "Runnin' with the Devil" singer told the Daily News recording that his interest in being a paramedic is not as far fetched as it may seem. His father would have been a surgeon and Roth himself worked as a surgical orderly in south central La in the early 1970s. Once he's certified, Roth said he hoped to volunteer one weekend 30 days.The singer, who spent a decade with Van Halen before starting a solo career (other than a two-song collaboration together with the band for a greatest hits album), has been riding along with crews from the Bronx, Manhattan and Brooklyn several nights weekly.His training seems to be running smoothly.Several weeks ago, Roth saved living of a heart attack victim in the Bronx by using a defibrillator.He takes his work so seriously that he did not want publicity then it would not "diminish what I am trying to do here." He's got said that he did not want the neighborhoods he was employed in named so that he would not highlight himself or co-workers."You would never know you were dealing with a rock-'n'-roll guy," said Linda Reissman, Roth's EMT consultant and tutor. "His commitment actually is touching. He wants to help people."
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http://taniaroxborogh.com/shortuggboots-uk.html Aug. 31 will mark the one-year anniversary of Princess Diana's death. To coincide with all the tragic event, a hotel in France offers a tour that some say pushes the boundaries of fine taste.What can you do to produce a few extra francs when customers are slow? The answer at one French hotel is: organize a Diana death tour, reports CBS News Senior European Correspondent Tom Fenton. The Ritz (CBS)The tours begin Monday and will go to the Ritz Hotel, where Diana and boyfriend Dodi al Fayed dined before getting in the car with driver Henri Paul and bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones on Aug. 31.The underpass (CBS)It follows the couple's route as they tried to shake off pursuing paparazzi through the underpass where the car slammed in the 13th pillar.Flame of Liberty "shrine" (CBS)It will likewise stop at the Flame of Liberty to allow passengers to add their tributes for an unofficial Diana shrine. The tour ends in the hospital where Diana was pronounced dead.The actual bus tour is free to hotel residents. But, for any touch of tasteless authenticity, Fenton says, they are able to take the tour in a dark Mercedes for $70.Emile Cacciari (CBS)"We get as numerous questions as to how to find the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe because the Ritz Hotel and the Place de l'Alma," hotel manager Emile Cacciari said Thursday within a telephone interview. Cacciari said the tour was part of a promotional package to boost hotel business, which he said is always slow in August. Cacciari said the money made from the tours could be donated to the Princess Diana Memorial Fund. But a fund spokeswoman said Thursday the fund would not accept the money. "[The tour] just isn't an approved fundraising activity," the spokeswoman said on condition of anonymity. The Paris Tourism Office, the Ritz Hotel, and Buckingham Palace have declined to comment.
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http://fotoristo.com/uggoutletgood.html Police in Italy and Belgium have arrested at least eight suspects in the March 11 train bombings in Madrid that killed 191 people, including an Egyptian purported to have been preparing further attacks, authorities said Tuesday.The key suspect, who was picked up in Milan, was identified by officials at Spain's National Court as Rabei Osman Ahmed, a 33-year-old Egyptian.A senior Spanish law enforcement official described him like a "key figure" in the March 11 attacks. An italian man , Interior Minister Giuseppe Pisanu said within a statement that Osman Ahmed was "probably one of many principal authors" of the Madrid bombings, and the man "was preparing other attacks."Pisanu did not elaborate.The suspect was arrested with a warrant issued by Judge Juan del Olmo, the magistrate leading the probe into the bombings, said the officials at Spain's National Court. I was told that they would request his extradition on multiple counts of murder and attempted murder.Osman Ahmed was recognized by people living near a decrepit rural cottage in which the bombs used in the attack were assembled, the Spanish court officials said. Fingerprints of countless key suspects were found inside the cottage.One other suspect was arrested then one held for questioning in Italy, while six were apprehended in Belgium, Italian and Spanish officials said.Another man who was arrested in Italy was the owner of the Egyptian's apartment in Milan and in addition used to live there. Italian news reports carried by RAI state TV and TG5 private TV identified him like a 21-year-old Palestinian Yahia Payumi, and said he was accused of association for international terrorism, electric power charge introduced in Italy following your Sept. 11 attacks.Pisanu said from the statement the arrests hit a terrorist group with links to al Qaeda, but did not name the group. Authorities in Spain have blamed the Madrid bombings on Islamic militants with possible links to al Qaeda.The Spanish Interior Ministry had said as far back as April 4 that Osman Ahmed would have been a suspect.Spanish radio station Cadena Ser quoted police as saying he or she is an expert in explosives and was at Spain in 2003, but left the continent months before the March 11 attacks.Police said he'd close ties with the accused ringleader in the attacks, a Tunisian named Serhane Ben Abdelmajid Fakhet, said Cadena Ser.The Spanish government says Fakhet was among seven suspects who blew themselves on April 3 as police tried to storm their apartment outside Madrid and arrest them.The March 11 bombs, planted on four commuter trains, also injured over 2,000 people.Before Tuesday, twenty people, mostly Moroccans, had been charged in relation to the attacks, including six for mass murder.Of those 14 are in jail, whilst the other six are required to report regularly to authorities. Several dozen lots more people were questioned and then released.
http://fotoristo.com/uggoutletgood.html Two simple ingredients best express the Thanksgiving spirit of celebration and sharing: people and parades.In Houston, TX., CBS News Correspondent Thalia Assuras reports a huge number lined the streets Thursday, not only to see the floats, but to donate toys to the less fortunate.Detroit boasted more than seventy-five floats, marching bands and big balloons, making it one of the nation's largest parades. And quite a few notable, millions watched in the media or cheered from the sidelines because they took in New York's annual Thanksgiving spectacle: The 73rd Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Performers, floats and giant helium-filled balloons made their way with the center of Manhattan, for the delight of both old and young.Not even the cold, wet weather spoiled the thrill for Mike Norris and his family from Tallahassee, Fl. "It's everybody's dream to be New York for Thanksgiving," says Norris.All seemed right together with the world as Garfield, his chubby, cheery balloon persona unsusceptible to the elements, made his way down Broadway toward Macy's, where Great White Way stars hoofed and lip-synched their hearts out, there on the street.A sea of umbrellas mingled with defiant smiles in crowds twelve deep. Crowds formed early, in spite of the light rain."We're crazy," George Formby, of Ottawa, Canada, happily conceded as a giant bee balloon drifted through midtown Manhattan.Soon, however, Formby and the family were headed back to their hotel "because we're not that crazy."This year's parade in The big apple featured 12 giant balloons, 19 novelty balloons, 26 floats, 6 toy floats, and 14 marching bands throughout the country. Giant floats in the millennium Snoopy and Blue of Blues Clues made their debut. The Snoopy Millenium Balloon. Asher Klein, 10, from Ny, liked the Stonehenge float the most effective."It wasn't really Stonehenge," he talked about to CBS.com. "But it looked like Stonehenge." His friend, Matthew Rosenbaum, also 10, favored the more traditional kind of float - Santa. "It appeared to be it took the most time for it to make. It was bright, glittery, sparkly, red and green, and it had a big wreath on it. Santa was sitting on a goose chair, with reindeers." Other balloon favorites included Barney, Sesame Street's Bert and Ernie, and Wild Thing, a character based on the Maurice Sendak classic Where the Wild Everything is. "The little kids really liked Barney," observed veteran parade watcher Grace Klein, 7.The parade began at 9 a.m. with the traditional turkey balloon and ended with all the Santa Claus float.Back toAmerica Gives Thanks©1999 CBS Worldwide Corp. All rights reserved. These toppers may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. AP caused this report
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