Some members of a community in Lagos found a baby who was buried alive yesterday. Surprisingly the baby survived. See pictures below. ( I found this article on a blog and there was not much posted on the story).
The baby is alive and well.
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MEAN STREETS MEDIA
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Lagos Nigeria ( Baby found buried alive - see photo's ) un-real
Some members of a community in Lagos found a baby who was buried alive yesterday. Surprisingly the baby survived. See pictures below. ( I found this article on a blog and there was not much posted on the story).The baby is alive and well.
Iran ( 5 men Teacher, Editor , Activist, soon to be Hanged publicly ) For a " act against god"
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
El Paso (Man see's - Our Lady of Guadalupe ) in his backyard
Central El Paso man sees Virgen de Guadalupe in backyard tree trunk
Posted: 01/22/2013 06:55:46 PM MST
Tony Parga sees the image of
the Virgen de Guadalupe in a knot in the trunk of a tree in his backyard. He has
since adorned the area with flowers and has even held a Mass and dances to
celebrate the image. (Mark Lambie/El Paso Times)
Tony Parga says the image of
the Virgen de Guadalupe appeared in the trunk of a tree outside his home.
"I'm a great believer of the Virgen de Guadalupe, ever since I was a kid," Parga said. "I have her with me all the time."
Parga, 53, a garage door installer, was sitting outdoors on a bench playing with his dogs when he first noticed a reflection in the lower tree trunk almost two years ago.
"I don't know if it was meant for me or if it was there before I moved in (five years ago)," he said. "Maybe I just never paid attention to the tree."
Some people say they can clearly see the virgin's face, a crown, the hands clasped in prayer, and even
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Parga collects images of the Virgen de Guadalupe. He has a dozen throughout the duplex.
He once paid tribute to the image in the tree trunk with an outdoor Mass and matachine dancers. A devoted Catholic, Parga also showed pictures of the image to a priest.
"They don't intend to come down here, but he told me that it was going to bring me a lot of peace," Parga said. "And it already has. There's been a lot of changes in my life. You just gotta have faith."
Parga said he doesn't mind sharing the image with others.
Justin Martinez, a neighbor, has shot pictures of the virgin's image with a cellphone.
"A lot of people don't believe, but you can see it," Martinez said. "I don't think it's ever
Spain ( Hero's - save woman who falls on subway train tracks ) See video
Woman faints and falls on tracks (off duty cop ) runs down the track to save her and people help.
Nogales Az ( 7 Tons of marijuana seized- 7 million in Value )
Feds: Huge marijuana bust at Nogales border crossing
Agents recently made a huge marijuana seizure at a commercial truck crossing point on the U.S.-Mexico border in Nogales, Ariz., federal authorities say.
The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol is withholding details of the seizure before a news conference scheduled Tuesday.
However, the agency says the seizure was made Jan. 15 and involved more than seven tons of marijuana with an estimated value of $7 million.
Customs and Border Patrol says it will hold the news conference at the Mariposa Port and that media will be able to view the marijuana and where it was seized.
The port is a major crossing point for commercial truck traffic, particularly for produce being imported into the United States from Mexico.
The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol is withholding details of the seizure before a news conference scheduled Tuesday.
However, the agency says the seizure was made Jan. 15 and involved more than seven tons of marijuana with an estimated value of $7 million.
Customs and Border Patrol says it will hold the news conference at the Mariposa Port and that media will be able to view the marijuana and where it was seized.
The port is a major crossing point for commercial truck traffic, particularly for produce being imported into the United States from Mexico.
Monday, January 21, 2013
PIZZA News ( Missing Man- Nicola Pizza- Nick Caggiano missing since Jan 12 ) See Story
Nicola Pizza's Nick Caggiano missing since Jan. 12
Police: No new information available
By Ryan Mavity | Jan 18, 2013
Source: Submitted
Nicholas Caggiano
Rehoboth Beach — The co-owner of one of
Rehoboth Beach's most famous restaurants has been missing for nearly 10
days.
Police say Nicholas Caggiano, 47, son of Nicola Pizza founders Nick and Joan Caggiano, left his Ocean View home about 7:30 a.m. Jan. 12 and has not been heard from since.
"The family has not heard from him and grew concerned," said Cpl. Gary Fournier of the Delaware State Police. "We're hoping to get some calls and see if anyone has heard anything about him."
As of Jan. 21, Joan Caggiano said there have been no updates on Nick's whereabouts. Police also said there is no new information as to Caggiano's whereabouts since police announced his disappearance Jan. 18. At that time, Fournier said based on information provided by the family, police do not suspect foul play.
According to police, Caggiano never showed up at Nicola Pizza on Jan. 12. He was last seen leaving home in his car, a grey 2013 Toyota Tacoma with Delaware registration CL93261.
Joan Caggiano said she last saw her son the night before he disappeared, as he left work at the restaurant. She said he told her goodbye as he left, but he was not angry or agitated. The next day, her husband called her from the restaurant to tell her their son had not come in for work.
Joan Caggiano said her son had left his cell phone on the kitchen table of his Ocean View home, which was unusual, but his wife thought he was on his way to work. Joan said Nick typically left for work early to pick up meat for the restaurant. The family began to wonder where he was around 11:30 when he did not show up to work, Joan said. She said although Nick did not have his cell phone, he did have his credit card and cash. Joan said the credit card has not been used since Nick disappeared.
Caggiano is 5-feet-10-inches tall, and weighs about 180 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. He was wearing khakis and a shirt with buttons.
Joan Caggiano said police have talked to Nick’s friends, as well as hospitals, but no one has heard from him. The Caggiano family contacted Delaware State Police on Jan. 15, but asked police to hold off on announcing his disappearance.
“We thought he was just going to walk back into work,” Joan said. “We didn’t want to put it out and then he comes right back.”
She said Nick Jr. likes to fish and on one other occasion had gone out for a long period of time. But, Joan said, his boat is still in its slip, and he’s never been out for this long. Although the family was hesitant to issue a missing person alert at first, Joan is glad they did.
“I’m glad it’s out there,” she said. “Maybe someone will see him or someone has seen him.”
The Caggiano family is trying to carry on; Joan, Nick Sr. and their niece Kelly Munyan are still going into work.
“We’re trying to go on with life and be normal,” Joan said. “At this point, we’re getting concerned.”
The Caggiano family opened the popular pizza restaurant on First Street in Rehoboth Beach in 1971, and it has been a mainstay of downtown Rehoboth ever since. Nicola is famous for its signature dish, the Nic-o-Boli. A second location, on Rehoboth Avenue, opened in 2010.
The Delaware State Police are asking anyone who may know Caggiano's location to contact Detective Yeich at 302-856-5850, Ext. 224.
Citizens may also provide a tip by texting keyword “DSP” plus the message to 274637 (CRIMES). Tipsters may also provide information through lines maintained by Delaware Crime Stoppers at 800-TIP-3333. Callers can also submit information via the internet at www.tipsubmit.com.
Police say Nicholas Caggiano, 47, son of Nicola Pizza founders Nick and Joan Caggiano, left his Ocean View home about 7:30 a.m. Jan. 12 and has not been heard from since.
"The family has not heard from him and grew concerned," said Cpl. Gary Fournier of the Delaware State Police. "We're hoping to get some calls and see if anyone has heard anything about him."
As of Jan. 21, Joan Caggiano said there have been no updates on Nick's whereabouts. Police also said there is no new information as to Caggiano's whereabouts since police announced his disappearance Jan. 18. At that time, Fournier said based on information provided by the family, police do not suspect foul play.
According to police, Caggiano never showed up at Nicola Pizza on Jan. 12. He was last seen leaving home in his car, a grey 2013 Toyota Tacoma with Delaware registration CL93261.
Joan Caggiano said she last saw her son the night before he disappeared, as he left work at the restaurant. She said he told her goodbye as he left, but he was not angry or agitated. The next day, her husband called her from the restaurant to tell her their son had not come in for work.
Joan Caggiano said her son had left his cell phone on the kitchen table of his Ocean View home, which was unusual, but his wife thought he was on his way to work. Joan said Nick typically left for work early to pick up meat for the restaurant. The family began to wonder where he was around 11:30 when he did not show up to work, Joan said. She said although Nick did not have his cell phone, he did have his credit card and cash. Joan said the credit card has not been used since Nick disappeared.
Caggiano is 5-feet-10-inches tall, and weighs about 180 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. He was wearing khakis and a shirt with buttons.
Joan Caggiano said police have talked to Nick’s friends, as well as hospitals, but no one has heard from him. The Caggiano family contacted Delaware State Police on Jan. 15, but asked police to hold off on announcing his disappearance.
“We thought he was just going to walk back into work,” Joan said. “We didn’t want to put it out and then he comes right back.”
She said Nick Jr. likes to fish and on one other occasion had gone out for a long period of time. But, Joan said, his boat is still in its slip, and he’s never been out for this long. Although the family was hesitant to issue a missing person alert at first, Joan is glad they did.
“I’m glad it’s out there,” she said. “Maybe someone will see him or someone has seen him.”
The Caggiano family is trying to carry on; Joan, Nick Sr. and their niece Kelly Munyan are still going into work.
“We’re trying to go on with life and be normal,” Joan said. “At this point, we’re getting concerned.”
The Caggiano family opened the popular pizza restaurant on First Street in Rehoboth Beach in 1971, and it has been a mainstay of downtown Rehoboth ever since. Nicola is famous for its signature dish, the Nic-o-Boli. A second location, on Rehoboth Avenue, opened in 2010.
The Delaware State Police are asking anyone who may know Caggiano's location to contact Detective Yeich at 302-856-5850, Ext. 224.
Citizens may also provide a tip by texting keyword “DSP” plus the message to 274637 (CRIMES). Tipsters may also provide information through lines maintained by Delaware Crime Stoppers at 800-TIP-3333. Callers can also submit information via the internet at www.tipsubmit.com.
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