Shooting on Ft. Hood
Seven reported dead, 12 wounded
Updated: Thursday, 05 Nov 2009, 2:28 PM CSTPublished : Thursday, 05 Nov 2009, 2:16 PM CST
KILLEEN, Texas - Seven are reported dead and 12 are wounded at a violent incident at Ft. Hood base in Killeen, Texas Thursday afternoon.
The shootings took place at the House Theater and at the Soldier Preparation Center. Ft. Hood is on lockdown currently. Both school districts near the base are on soft lockdown also.
One person is in custody, but another suspect is still on the loose.
as reported by KXAN.com to learn more visit:
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Internet Entrepenuer Reveals Loophole to Cash.
http://www.globaltechmktg.com
Entrepenuer Doug Myers came clean about how real money is made on the internet.
Myers in his latest interview stated: "There is a major loophole on the internet that
most people overlook while surfing the net." This little loophole has allowed Myers
to generate a comfortable income for the past couple of years. When asked "Why
are you sharing this idea now?" He replied, "I could give this loophole to everyone I
know and still would not be affected by competition, thats' what makes this whole
venture so lucrative." "At first I kept it to myself like most anyone would and it
dawned on me that it doesn't matter who knows about it cause there is no way it
would affect my business." "Everyday I see new marketers struggling to make a
few dollars and I felt it was time to tell what i knew. The hard part is there is so
many scams that even if I tell people they think that it's just another way for
someone to scam them, So for the few that take my word for it their days of
struggling on the net are over." "I will give you this much though it involves one
of the largest sites on the internet and is so simple you'll wonder why you didn't
think of it yourself."
To learn more visit: http://www.globaltechmktg.com/
Entrepenuer Doug Myers came clean about how real money is made on the internet.
Myers in his latest interview stated: "There is a major loophole on the internet that
most people overlook while surfing the net." This little loophole has allowed Myers
to generate a comfortable income for the past couple of years. When asked "Why
are you sharing this idea now?" He replied, "I could give this loophole to everyone I
know and still would not be affected by competition, thats' what makes this whole
venture so lucrative." "At first I kept it to myself like most anyone would and it
dawned on me that it doesn't matter who knows about it cause there is no way it
would affect my business." "Everyday I see new marketers struggling to make a
few dollars and I felt it was time to tell what i knew. The hard part is there is so
many scams that even if I tell people they think that it's just another way for
someone to scam them, So for the few that take my word for it their days of
struggling on the net are over." "I will give you this much though it involves one
of the largest sites on the internet and is so simple you'll wonder why you didn't
think of it yourself."
To learn more visit: http://www.globaltechmktg.com/
Sex Offender can move home.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A recent Indiana Supreme Court ruling means a convicted child molester in Lafayette can quit sleeping at a motel. Robert Rawles wasn't able to sleep at home for two years because a 2006 law prohibited sex offenders from living within 1,000 feet of schools, public parks or youth program centers. However, prosecutors have told the 54-year-old Rawles he could move home because of an Indiana Supreme Court opinion in another case. The court ruled the residency restrictions can't be imposed against people who owned their homes before the law took effect. Rawles was one of 28 Tippecanoe County sex offenders told to move when local authorities began enforcing the residency law in 2007. One other has been allowed to move back home.
Information from: Journal and Courier, http://www.jconline.com
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Dead at the Age of 76 - Captain Lou Albano
Captain Lou Albano, the crazed and charismatic wrestling icon who played Cyndi Lauper's dad in her "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" video, has died. He was 76.
Albano - known for his wild goatee, usually tamed by a rubber band, and his half-open Hawaiian shirts - was a wrestling world fixture for more than a half-century.
He was inducted into the World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame in 1996, paying tribute to Albano's management of 15 WWE tag team champions and WWE title holder Ivan Koloff.
The colorful and kooky Albano was dubbed "The Guiding Light" for his "management" work.
"One of the company's most popular and charismatic legends," the WWE said in a statement. "He will be greatly missed."
But Albano's success transcended the ring and catapulted the Captain into pop culture.
The band NRBQ paid homage with their song "Captain Lou," and he appeared in a number of "Miami Vice" episodes along with several films.
His biggest moment came when he teamed with Lauper for a string of videos in 1985, playing her father. The "Rock N Wrestling Connection" helped boost both Lauper's record sales and the WWE's ratings.
Albano also played Mario in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, a hybrid live-action/animated show.
No one was faster to sing the captain's praises than Albano himself.
"Often imitated, never duplicated," was his repeated self-assessment.
He was once a wrestler himself, launching his career in Canada in 1953.
He moved to the WWWF - a WWE precursor - in the early '60s, and won a tag-team title in 1967 by defeating a two-man pairing that included Bruno Sammartino.
Albano found his true calling in the corner, managing other wrestlers with antics that rivaled anything going on in the ring.
Albano's 75th birthday party last year at a Yonkers restaurant turned into a drunken battle royal, with the arrest of one wrestler.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/2009/10/14/2009-10-14_captain_lou_albano_legendary_wwfera_wrestling_manager_and_ci.html#ixzz0Tw3QqSOo
Albano - known for his wild goatee, usually tamed by a rubber band, and his half-open Hawaiian shirts - was a wrestling world fixture for more than a half-century.
He was inducted into the World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame in 1996, paying tribute to Albano's management of 15 WWE tag team champions and WWE title holder Ivan Koloff.
The colorful and kooky Albano was dubbed "The Guiding Light" for his "management" work.
"One of the company's most popular and charismatic legends," the WWE said in a statement. "He will be greatly missed."
But Albano's success transcended the ring and catapulted the Captain into pop culture.
The band NRBQ paid homage with their song "Captain Lou," and he appeared in a number of "Miami Vice" episodes along with several films.
His biggest moment came when he teamed with Lauper for a string of videos in 1985, playing her father. The "Rock N Wrestling Connection" helped boost both Lauper's record sales and the WWE's ratings.
Albano also played Mario in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, a hybrid live-action/animated show.
No one was faster to sing the captain's praises than Albano himself.
"Often imitated, never duplicated," was his repeated self-assessment.
He was once a wrestler himself, launching his career in Canada in 1953.
He moved to the WWWF - a WWE precursor - in the early '60s, and won a tag-team title in 1967 by defeating a two-man pairing that included Bruno Sammartino.
Albano found his true calling in the corner, managing other wrestlers with antics that rivaled anything going on in the ring.
Albano's 75th birthday party last year at a Yonkers restaurant turned into a drunken battle royal, with the arrest of one wrestler.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/2009/10/14/2009-10-14_captain_lou_albano_legendary_wwfera_wrestling_manager_and_ci.html#ixzz0Tw3QqSOo
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