INDIA Odisha ( Man tied to tree - 6 men Gang rape wife in front of him) Un -Real

Baripada (Odisha): In yet another case of barbaric sexual assult, six men allegedly gangraped a woman after tying up her husband in the premises of the district hospital in Mayurbhanj district.
The 25-year-old tribal woman of Dantiamuha villagehad gone to the hospital yesterday along with her husband to see her ailing brother, admitted to the hospital following an accident, police said today.

Protests over the Delhi rape. Agencies.

In the evening, six men started teasing her. As her husband protested, he was overpowered by the accused who tied him to a tree and gangraped the woman in front of her husband, sources said.
After the victim lodged an FIR, the police arrested all the six accused and sent them for medical examination. The arrested persons are identified as Kundan Mukhi (33) of Baripada Town and Raghu Biswal (19), Gopi Mukhi (19), Balaram Mukhi (27), Sibaram Ghadei (20) Chandan Mukhi (20) of Sungadia in Baripada.
Protesting against the incident, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha staged a demonstration at the district collectorate and demanded Rs 50 lakh compensation to the victim and trial of the case in first track court on daily basis.

PHOENIX ( One man died -and two injured hiking Cave Creek )

PHOENIX -- One man died, and two other people were treated for injuries Sunday in what proved to be a dangerous day for Valley hikers.
A 58-year-old man was hiking at Spur Cross in Cave Creek when he reportedly fell approximately 10 feet. The man's friends performed CPR, but paramedics weren't able to save his life.
A 50-year-old woman who was hiking Piestawa Peak also needed medical attention after she slipped and hit her head. Fortunately, she was able to walk down the mountain with rescuers.
Rescue crews were also needed at the Cholla Trail on Camelback Mountain when a 37-year-old woman fainted, fell, and hurt her arm. The woman was taken to the hospital for treatment for her injuries.

 

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Phoenix fire officials said the warmer weather has led to a lot more hikers this weekend, which results in a lot of loose gravel on the trails.
They advise those that want to get out and enjoy the Valley's many hiking options to pick a trail they are able to navigate.
"You should try on ones that are not quite as steep, not quite as challenging if you're just entry level in exercise," said Tony Mure with Phoenix Fire.

RUSSIA Moscow ( To pass anti Gay -law ) No kissing in public

MOSCOW (AP) — Kissing his boyfriend during a protest in front of Russia's parliament earned Pavel Samburov 30 hours of detention and the equivalent of a $16 fine on a charge of "hooliganism." But if a bill that comes up for a first vote later this month becomes law, such a public kiss could be defined as illegal "homosexual propaganda" and bring a fine of up to $16,000.


Kissing to protest the law russia is trying to pass ( No kissing in public by homosexual's )


The legislation being pushed by the Kremlin and the Russian Orthodox Church would make it illegal nationwide to provide minors with information that is defined as "propaganda of sodomy, lesbianism, bisexuality and transgenderism." It includes a ban on holding public events that promote gay rights. St. Petersburg and a number of other Russian cities already have similar laws on their books.
The bill is part of an effort to promote traditional Russian values as opposed to Western liberalism, which the Kremlin and church see as corrupting Russian youth and by extension contributing to a wave of protest against President Vladimir Putin's rule.
Samburov describes the anti-gay bill as part of a Kremlin crackdown on minorities of any kind — political and religious as well as sexual — designed to divert public attention from growing discontent with Putin's rule.

Tucson Az ( One 16 yr old girl killed in crash- 2 injured in wreck ) Sad story

 1 teen killed, 2 injured in wreck on Tucson's north side

    

 

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Deputies are investigation a Sunday morning crash that left one girl, 16, dead.

2013-01-20T13:02:00Z2013-01-20T13:42:01Z1 teen killed, 2 injured in wreck on Tucson's north sideArizona Daily StarArizona Daily Star

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One teenage girl was killed and two others injured in a rollover crash Sunday morning near Artesiano and Ina roads.
Deputies with the Pima County Sheriff's Department responded to the scene around 12:24 a.m. and found the four-door sedan on its roof with the three, 16-year-old girls trapped inside.
Two of the teens were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
The driver, Julia Ann Good, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Investigators say the car was going too fast over dips on Ina Road, west of Wade Road, when the driver lost control. All three girls were wearing seatbelts and alcohol did no appear to be a factor in the crash, Sheriff's officials said.
The investigation is ongoing.

Deadly Cargo ( Sent from Arizona to England - Box if tires that had black widow spiders in them ) Spider gets bad rep

Deadly cargo: black widow spiders mailed out from Arizona

Published January 14, 2013

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  A black widow spider couple clings to a web. Recent research shows that males of the species seek out recently-fed females for mating. (J. Chadwick Johnson)

Deadly black widow spiders were discovered at a business in England after receiving a container of tires shipped in from America.
The alarm was sounded after the spiders, which have a bite 15 times more poisonous than a rattlesnake, were spotted in the container. Shockingly, it is the second time in just five weeks that the black widows have arrived at the Fendercare Marine office in Seething, near Norwich.

'The poor little creatures have got a bad reputation ... generally people are just fairly sick.'

- Mark Cook, health and safety boss at Fendercare

The spiders arrived in a tire shipment ordered from Arizona.
The creatures are thought to have nested and hatched a brood of young inside the consignment before its 5,000-mile journey to the UK. Mark Cook, health and safety boss at Fendercare, said: “It's not something you expect to see, especially in the outback of Norfolk.
“It is quite rare and not something we get on a regular basis, but we are a global operator so it is one of those things.
“We take containers from all over the place, and our guys are used to checking for wildlife, so when they opened the doors they spotted the spiders and shut the doors to keep them trapped in.
“The poor little creatures have got a bad reputation with people thinking that their bite is immediately fatal, but generally people are just fairly sick.”
Pest control workers were called and the containers were fumigated killing all of the spiders.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/01/14/deadly-cargo-black-widow-spiders-mailed-out-from-arizona/#ixzz2IYyXl99w

OBAMA News ( New federal laws that may allow immigrants to get drivers licenses in Arizona )

Migrants could qualify for Ariz. driver's licenses

Posted: Jan 20, 2013 11:14 AM by Associated Press

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PHOENIX (AP) - Updated guidelines by federal authorities could possibly open the door for young illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses in Arizona.

The Department of Homeland Security announced Friday that those who receive deferred action from deportation through President Barack Obama's new immigration policy are considered to be lawfully present in the U.S.

Arizona currently bars deferred action recipients from obtaining state-issued driver's licenses.

Gov. Jan Brewer issued an executive order last year barring illegal immigrants who receive federal work permits through the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

The Arizona Republic (http://bit.ly/XkwRul) says Brewer's order was based on the grounds that deferred action recipients aren't authorized to be in the U.S.

Therefore they don't meet requirements under state law for obtaining a state-issued driver's license.

Iran Tehran ( 2 men publicly Hanged at Night time- Business District) To send message to Armed Robbers

Tehran Today: Two Men Were Hanged Publicly 35 Days AFter Being Arrested- Sunday 20 January 2013   Iran Human Rights, January 20: Two young men were hanged publicly in Tehran early this morning. The young men are identified as "Alireza Mafiha" and "Mohammad Ali Sarvari" (20 years old). They were arrested after mugging a man on a Tehran street on December 1st. A video of the episode was spread on YouTube showing four young boys mugging a man. One of the boys was holding a knife. The boys were arrested two weeks later and were charged with "Moharebeh" (war against the God) and Corruption on earth by a Tehran court and sentenced to death. The death sentences were carried out publicly early this morning. One of the young boys said "I know what I have done is wrong but didn’t think the punishment would be death". Iran Human Rights (IHR) strongly condemned today’s public hangings. The spokesperson of IHR Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam said: "Today’s executions were a pure demonstration of terror by the Iranian authorities. Iranian authorities are the main causes of promotion of violence in the society". Regarding the recent public hangings in Iran, Amiry-Moghaddam said:”In absence of popular support, Iranian regime is dependent on fear in order to continue its survival. Public executions are used as an instrument to spread fear among the young people in order to avoid protests. The new wave of public executions is indicates that the Iranian regime has started its preparation for the June 2013 Presidential elections. By spreading fear in the society and terrorizing the young people, Iran’s Supreme leader Ali Khamenei is hoping to avoid a repetition of the 2009 postelection protests" One prisoner was hanged in the prison of Isfahan: According to the state run Iranian news agency ISNA one prisoner identified as "Mohsen K" was hanged in the prison of Isfahan. The prisoner was convicted of possession of 530 grams of crack, said the report.