Posted on 28 December 2010
Some air companies were forced to cancel their flights in New York, Philadelphia and Boston because on a snow storm that happened this Sunday on the east coast of USA. Between 22 and 38 centimeters of snow were measured Sunday in New York. In Boston there were around 22 cm on Monday and this all [...]
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Posted on 19 October 2010
The most expensive Monopoly game in the world costs $2 million. The board is made from solid gold and the 165 pieces are made from different gems and stones The dices are cut and made from diamonds that have the shape of a cube, and the price of one of them is set to 10.000 [...]
Posted on 11 October 2010
American Antoine Yates lived in a small apartment at the 21st floor of a building in New York with his 227 kg tiger called Ming. He raised him since he was a cub and until now the animal never attacked his owner once. Recently something happened and the tiger attacked Yates. He managed to survive [...]
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Posted on 23 September 2010
An admirer of Madona was arrested after writing some messages on a sidewalk, at the entrance of a building in New York where the artist has a flat. Al that he wanted was a date with the singer. After this incident, Robert Linhart, a retired fireman at the age of 59, was arrested. He has [...]
Posted on 18 May 2009
Yesterday we reported that you shouldn’t think that the swine flu threat is over, and we told you that you should protect yourself and be very careful. We are sorry to announce that the H1N1 virus has caused yet another death in the US, but this time it was in New York City. 55 year [...]
Posted on 15 May 2009
Reporting from Washington — President Barack Obama today named Dr. Thomas Frieden, currently commissioner of the New York City Health Department, to serve as director of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Dr. Rich Besser, who has served as an unusually high-profile acting CDC director throughout weeks of government response to the emergence [...]
Posted on 13 May 2009
When the American International Group chief executive Edward M. Liddy returned to Washington to handle Congress today, there were rumors that the federal officials were known of the company’s recent bonus payments including the inflammatory percentage. If documents are to be checked, it shows that senior officials at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York [...]
Posted on 08 May 2009
This year’s July 4 will be a little more special for the New Yorkers, because it’s the day when the Statue of Liberty’s crown reopens. Since the September 11, 2001 attacks the visits at Lady Liberty’s crown were forbidden for security reasons. The news was made public by Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, on Friday. At [...]
Posted on 04 March 2009
I can say that I would love to know this woman. Seriously. Teresa Tambunting, a 50-year-old woman from New York was accused of stealing more than 800 pounds of gold and jewelry from Jacmel Jewelry Inc. The gold that the woman stole was worth about $12 million and she stole that amount in about six [...]
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