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NSA surveillance revealed abandoned al-Qaedas NY stock exchange bombing plot
The US-led surveillance programme which has created a lot of furor for snooping on citizens' web activities and phone records has revealed information about al-Qaeda's plot to bomb the New York Stock Exchange(NYSE) in 2008. FBI Assistant Director Sean Joyce said that the agency found out through the electronic surveillance that al-Qaeda was actually in the initial stage of bombing the NYSE ...
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Seen At 11 Exploding Cellphones Pose A Serious Danger
NEW YORK (CBS 2) — If you’re like most people, your cellphone is probably always close at hand. But as CBS 2's Kristine Johnson reported Wednesday night, the public is taking heed of a warning about exploding phones. It is happening more and more and causing some serious injuries. Fred Smilansky said he woke up one morning to find his cellphone that had been charging overnight ...
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Metro-North Train Operators Running Red Lights At Alarming Rate
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — They are at the helm on your everyday train - engineers who are supposed to be guiding trains to safety. But as CBS 2's Jessica Schneider reported Wednesday night, disturbing statistics have shown the people you entrust might be breaking the rules. Data ...
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Ramirez Rookie Phenom Puig Beat Up Yankees In Nightcap
NEW YORK (AP) Hanley Ramirez capped a six-hit day with a pair of RBI singles, Yasiel Puig homered to complete a dazzling debut in New York and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Yankees 6-0 Wednesday for a split of their day-night ...
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Hughes and Yankees fall flat in nightcap
LAD@NYY: Adams makes an impressive diving stop NEW YORK -- Phil Hughes' troubles within the not-so-friendly confines of Yankee Stadium continued on Wednesday, as the right-hander allowed five runs and heard boos as the Yankees fell to the Dodgers, 6-0, in the second game of a day-night doubleheader. Hughes completed six innings and kept Los Angeles' lineup in the yard, but he was ...
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Movie Review
Witchboard [DVD]
Witchboard is a better-than-average low-budget occult thriller that was largely written off as yet another Exorcist wannabe when it first came out in the mid-1980s. Its lineage from William Friedkins 1973 horror masterpiece is certainly obvious, particularly its dual narrative ab ... ...
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Latest loss puts Marcums starting spot in question
NYM@ATL: Duda comes down with liner in mid-air ATLANTA -- Zack Wheeler is no longer some vague thought for the future, an idea without a face. As of Tuesday, Wheeler has officially arrived in the big leagues, and his presence is about to make a real impact on others. Because of Wheeler, their top pitching prospect, the Mets will soon need to dump someone from what is now a six-man rotation. ...
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Roundup By Earning Split Dodgers Salvage Mattinglys New York Return
Chris Davis cleared the fences twice, giving him a major league-leading 26 homers, to help the Baltimore Orioles defeat the Tigers, 13-3, on Wednesday in Detroit. Davis hit a two-run homer in ...
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Jersey town mourns loss of regular guy Gandolfini
Working-class Westwood, New Jersey mourned the loss of their hometown hero, TV mob boss James Gandolfini. The Emmy Award winner, who was born in the town’s Pascack Valley Hospital in 1961, still visited the town and was remembered as a regular guy."We’ve known him for a very long time, since he was a teenager," said Mike Meidanis, the owner of Ridge Diner. "He came ...
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Several hurt when car veers onto sidewalk
A car rocketing down an avenue in Manhattan's dense East Village swerved out of control, plowed down a sidewalk and smashed through a storefront flower stand Wednesday morning, injuring eight people, witnesses and officials said.A 60-year-old grocery store worker was critically hurt in the 6:30 a.m. crash, which left half a city block in shambles.Police arrested the driver, Shaun ...
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Joe Torres daughter saves baby in Brooklyn
The daughter of former Yankees manager Joe Torre caught a baby who fell from a second-story window in Brooklyn Wednesday, officials said.Cristina Torre, 44, made the save, confirmed Major League Baseball spokesman John Blundell. Police said the baby escaped serious injuryHer father, Joe Torre, 72, the league's executive vice president for baseball operations, was a proud papa ...

