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  1. cybercore

    VIDEO Klepto Kitty to lead pet parade

    A cat nicknamed Klepto Kitty because of his tendency to swipe items from gardens he scours in his neighbourhood is to lead Redwood City's annual pet parade in May. Dusty the cat will be the guest of honour at the fundraising event for the Peninsula Humane Society. By day, Dusty lazes...
  2. cybercore

    VIDEO Primary schoolchildren singing Iron Maiden becomes YouTube hit

    A group of enthusiastic primary schoolchildren singing Iron Maiden's 1983 rock anthem Flight of Icarus has become one of the most shared videos on YouTube this week. The children from Wattville primary school in Birmingham are shown in the four minute clip singing the rock song...
  3. cybercore

    Russian spy Anna Chapman in from cold, out on web

    MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian spy Anna Chapman is in from the cold and out on the Internet with an official website featuring photos, news and an upbeat message urging Russians to smile and be self-reliant. The site Link Removed is the latest venture from Chapman, who has made a media splash...
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    Village angry after man parks £10,000 military tank outside his home

    Villagers have been left fuming after their neighbour Nicholas Kravchenko, a military fanatic, purchased a £10,000 green battlefield tank and parked it outside his home. Police were called to the quiet neighbourhood street in Wolvercote, near Oxford, after locals said the 'eyesore', which...
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    Illinois Tries to Reclaim John Lennon's Ax

    Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan gave the Peace Museum a chance -- and now she wants John Lennon's guitar back. The state's top prosecutor sued the small and financially troubled Chicago museum in Cook County Court on Feb. 8 to turn over an acoustic guitar that belonged to the former...
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    Monk caught with nun's skeleton at airport

    Link Removed due to 404 Error ATHENS (Reuters) – A Cypriot monk caught at a Greek airport with the skeletal remains of a nun in his baggage on the weekend told authorities he was taking the relics of a saint back to his monastery. The 56-year-old Cypriot was detained at Athens airport...
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    Microsoft employees helped raise $96 million for thousands of charities

    Link Removed due to 404 Error REDMOND, Wash. – Jan. 14, 2011 – Microsoft employees made 2010 the largest year of giving in the company’s history, raising more than $96 million for 16,000-plus community organizations. Giving was up across the board in 2010 – more employees participated...
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    With 150-Foot Kites, Texas Man Raises Big Bucks for Charity

    With 150-Foot Kites, Texas Man Raises Big Bucks for Charity Want to do something to help people? Go fly a kite. That's the advice of Texas retiree Barry Ogletree, who has been raising money for charity by raising massive kites in the air. With the help of his wife and sometimes...
  9. cybercore

    World's Longest Handshake Record Within Grasp

    World's Longest Handshake Record Within Grasp A good, firm handshake shouldn't last more than two or three seconds. Any longer and it starts to get a bit awkward. Unless, of course, you're trying to set a world record. Last night, four teams of two from around the world congregated...
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    Windows XP Seeking Working Computers for Charity: MS Museum or Other Options?

    Hehe, I joined this forum to learn about the impossible. Well, visited a group of really poor countries some time ago. Thought I'd give them my laptop. A Toshiba running first installation xp for the fourth year. It sucks, but there is a limit to charity, isn't there.. ?+ Hello...
  11. cybercore

    Condoleeza Rice Backing Up Aretha Franklin on Piano for Philadelphia Gig

    Link Removed - Invalid URL Link Removed A new meaning of R-E-S-P-E-C-T will take form as former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice starts gearing up for her next high-profile gig. This time, she's out of the political realm and joining forces with the Queen of Soul. Since serving under...
  12. reghakr

    Ronnie James Dio dies at 67; legendary heavy metal singer

    He replaced Ozzy Osbourne in Black Sabbath and was also lead singer for the bands Rainbow and Dio. Many of his songs revolved around the struggle between good and evil. Ronnie James Dio, a legendary heavy metal singer who replaced Ozzy Osbourne in Black Sabbath and also was lead singer for...
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    First newspaper front page streaker picture

    Link Removed Britain's Daily Mirror was the first big-circulation newspaper internationally to picture an active streaker on its front page. Its March 18th 1974 issue showed an attractive blonde streaker called Sally pinned against a wall by a London policeman. Streaking - running naked...
  14. kemical

    Get six Mac apps absolutely free

    Remember MacHeist from earlier this year? For $39 you got nine complete, unlocked Macintosh programs worth about $600. And 25 percent of your payment went to one of several deserving charities. I've got good news, better news, and bad news. The good news is that MacHeist is back, this time with...
  15. Celestra

    Windows Vista The Microsoft Charities

    Attention Everyone!! Microsoft is giving away their advertising money. They need us to tell them how much and where. To participate you need a free Hotmail Account, Messenger, Facebook or other type account. See below, no lie...
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