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heir aim was to reach my office. We had security measures and we stopped them from reaching my office

50 minutes and all the suicide bombers were killed."

responsibility for the attacks.

terrorism

(17.08.11).

The ventilation system was compromised following the stunt, which caused everyone to be evacuated.

targeted by a man who put the substance into the air ducts of Montreal club La Mouche, where the hip-hop star was hosting an afterparty

continue his I Am Still Music summer tour at the Molson Amphitheater in Toronto, Canada, tomorrow evening (19.08.11).

'Like A G6' rappers Far East Movement and R&B crooner Lloyd have been opening the rapper's recent gigs,

Keri Hilson after she replaced Nicki.

September 11 at the Woodlands Amphitheater in Texas.

ice cream

red meat

butter.

lowering

artery-clogging cholesterol, what you eat may be more important than what you don't eat.

such as soy protein and nuts

reduce bad cholesterol far more effectively than a diet low in saturated fat.

That could drive down a person's risk of fatal heart attack or stroke by 10%, the authors suggested.

dump their drugs for tofu,

"Patients don't want to take the medications, and I'm afraid that if you tell them there's a diet that works just as well, then they'll do that instead," he said.

1 in 6 Americans has a high overall cholesterol level,

makes a person nearly twice as likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke as someone whose total cholesterol falls into a healthy range.

(LDL) cholesterol is one component of this overall number.

nation's most commonly prescribed medications,

355 million prescriptions dispensed,

soy protein, nuts,

"sticky" fiber such as that found in oats and barley,

plant sterols.

handful of nuts such as almonds or walnuts every day, and to substitute milk and meats with soy and tofu products as much as possible.

stem?

Amy Winehouse did not have drugs in her system, according to a statement by the "Back to Black" singer's family.

there was alcohol present in her body at the time of death,

untimely death on July 23. Some had theorized that the "Rehab" singer, who had struggle

drug problems, may have succumbed to

an overdose.

seeking treatment for alcohol issues and her family had earlier said that she may have gone "cold turkey"

raising the risk of stroke and heart attack.

And though alcohol was detected in Wine

house's system, it's not clear whether it played any role in her death

too much, or too little.

emphysema -- a

rare disease in the twenty-something set;

a mystery.

“some kind” of relationship

developed between a teacher and a girl at St. John the Evangelist Catholic School

The relationship continued a couple of weeks

girl told her mother about the alleged relationship

police charged Orlando Fusaro, 37, with sexual assault

and sexual interference

he’s from Woodbridge, Ont.

Mr. Fusaro’s next court date will be Sept. 13.

Ontario College of Teachers website

Mr. Fusaro graduated from York University in 1997 with a Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Education in 1998

Toronto Catholic District School Board

“the best teacher in the world !!!

Det. Ramjattan

Meanwhile, politicians braced for the fallout from the convulsion of violence as Prime Minister David Cameron faced the most severe crisis of his 15 months in office.

While many Britons had initially blamed the violence on unemployed youth, however, one surprise was the presence of young men and women with regular jobs among the riot suspects lined up in police wagons outside courthouses in London and other cities

Ahead of the emergency House of Commons session on Thursday, Mr. Cameron declared a “fightback” against what he condemned as the “groups of thugs” who had driven the riots

Mozilla is carefully circumventing the phrase of “waging war” against the creation of closed or “siloed” environments on the web.

competing, but not so by going directly against a rival, but by being “different”

That name would be Apple, which Mozilla’s chairman and chief lizard wrangler Mitchell Baker directly addressed in a series of sequential blog posts that outline Mozilla’s future direction. The attacks aren’t as crude and as we typically see between Mozilla and Microsoft. They are much more carefully worded, perhaps in an effort to remain polite and not to raise any unnecessary attention

“There’s no reason why “apps” can’t incorporate the characteristics that are important about the web. They don’t today because Apple didn’t build them that way. There’s no reason Apple should; Apple has a different view of the world. But we can. In fact, Mozilla is one of the very few organizations that can do this.”

Mozilla has yet to show what it plans to do and leaves us with its vision for now. Mozilla believes that its opportunity is a user’s desire to run anything he wants on any device he owns. Mozilla believes that a user wants to be in charge of his web experience, not Apple, Google or a device. Mozilla believes that a user would want to be in control of her/his identity and the information that is made available. Of course, Mozilla’s model is also based on Firefox and a web browser, which Apple could care less about at this time.

networking are connecting people

groups of people -- primarily young people -- are using the tools at their disposal to wreak havoc.

social media networks like Facebook and Twitter, or through text message, BlackBerry Messenger or e-mail.

leaving one unconscious

broken jaw

June, some gangs attacked pedestrians and people leaving restaurants,

robbed train passengers.

stolen goods.

easy to blame technology

networks are only a tool

Twitter, texting or other means be illega

Chile earlier this summer

students amassed in Santiago's Plaza de la Ciudadanía

broke into a choreographed and costumed dance

educational system, which they say is currently rotten and dead

technology is indeed a double-edged sword.

made these events easier to organize,

also made them easier to stop

7-Eleven

robbed

terrifying riots that rocked England

over 1,000 have been charged.

technology

four years in a juvenile cent

Jordan Blackshaw, 20, invited about 100 people to an event called "Smash Down in Northwich Town,"

h Facebook.

, 22, created a group called "The Worthington Riots."

Cleveland, Ohio thinks such measures are inappropriate and legally questionable.

last weekend kept the streets of Philadelphia relatively quie

anyone 17 or younger must be home by nine p.m.

18 must be indoors by midnight

13 must be off the streets by 10 p.m.

The juveniles will face fines of upto $300.