News Headlines (58) 1 November 2012

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Medal of Honor: Warfighter Gameplay Demo - EA E3 2012 Press Conference


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EA Medal of Honor Warfighter Official Gameplay 1 Trailer English (HD)

► Storm spins death and 'a lot of tears' along path - By CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN | Associated Press 
► NJ's barrier islands are scenes of devastation - By MARYCLAIRE DALE and WAYNE PARRY | Associated Press  
► Sandy from above - Aerial views from the devastation of Superstorm Sandy.
► Obama tours storm damage, Romney mutes rhetoric - By DAVID ESPO and JULIE PACE | Associated Press 
► Mitt Romney's Expanding Map: Desperation or Realization? - By Amy Walter
► Polls Show Obama with Leads in Ohio, Wisconsin - By Jonathan Miller | National Journal
► Russia's election Magician pans "undemocratic" U.S. vote - By Gabriela Baczynska and Timothy Heritage 
► Watch the First 'Angry Birds Star Wars' Gameplay Scenes [VIDEO] - By Brian Anthony Hernandez | Mashable 


► 'Baby box' opens in Russia to save abandoned kids - By IRINA TITOVA | Associated Press 
► Libya congress approves new government amid protests - By Ghaith Shennib | Reuters 
► Analysis: Romney or Obama, Israel will see steady U.S. course - By Crispian Balmer | Reuters 

► 31 October 2012 - Citizenship revoked on Mahdi Hashi for 'extremism' | By Secunder Kermani BBC News, London 

► US campaign restarts after Sandy

President Obama is to resume an election campaign suspended in the aftermath of Storm Sandy, which devastated parts of the north-eastern US.
Funfair washed out to sea Watch
* New Jersey: Before and after
* 'Positive' Romney tours Florida
* NY devastation mapped
* Mardell: Returning to the election 
* In pictures: Recovery starts

► 31 October 2012 - Curiosity Mars rover finds soil similar to Hawaii's
► 31 October 2012 - Ecuadoreans to sue Chevron in Argentina over pollution
► 31 October 2012 - Hurricane Sandy: Five ways to spot a fake photograph | By Rose Eveleth
► 31 October 2012 - The wonders of Canada by rail
► Does eating too much chocolate give you spots?
► Living in: Doha
► 30 October 2012 -  In pictures: Storm Sandy's impact on US East Coast
► 30 October 2012  - In pictures: New York flooded by Tropical Storm Sandy 
► HARD TALK - 31 October 2012 | Grover Norquist: US has a 'spending problem not a tax problem'
► 1 November 2012  - US election: 10 oddities explained | By Daniel Nasaw BBC News Magazine, Washington

Once again I'm thinking. The world has yet another way to strand the life. Eventually I get used to its scent. Bittersweet, justliketheoldrosesintheexposureofthebreeze.
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► Aerial video: Sandy leaves ruins and devastation in New York, New Jersey || Scary footage: Tsunami waves raging, buildings burn after 8.9 Japan earthquake



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2004 Boxing Day Tsunami



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No land to stand: Aerial video of flood, Pakistan under water || Inside Story - Pakistan's flood crisis



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Missing Mahdi Hashi: Innocent Muslim victim of UK anti-terror tactics



► RT's Jelena Milincic interviews president of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega : Multipolar world challenges US monopoly paranoia

► CrossTalk: Mali Madness

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People and Power - America's prison problem


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Activate - Chile's Most Wanted. Pascual is a symbol of the indigenous Mapuche resistance movement, which is trying to protect and reclaim its ancestral lands from the government and foreign companies. The movement is accused of attacks on forestry company property, destroying bulldozers and burning down a helicopter. .

Readings ::
■ Chile's first 'terrorist'. This is the story of how a 17-year-old Mapuche activist became the first person to be convicted of terrorism in Chile. - Rodrigo Vazquez Last Modified: 31 Oct 2012
■ Mapuche  
■ TERRORISM TRIALS, MILITARY COURTS, AND THE MAPUCHE IN SOUTHERN CHILE
■ Children Injured in Police Crackdown on Chile’s Mapuche Indians - By Marianela Jarroud Jul 27 2012 - IPSnews
■ MAPUCHE - internationalcry

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Inside Story - Myanmar's minorities: Crying for help

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■ Fuel Tanker Explodes in Saudi Capital; 2 Killed
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■ U.N. Sec. Council Holds Makeshift Meeting 
■ Japan Nuke Crisis Crew Not Told of Danger 
■ RIM Testing New Blackberry Phones
■ Superstorm to Cost $60 Billion in Early Estimate 
■ 9 Charged in Pee Wee Football Gambling Scandal
■ Treasury: Debt Limit Hit by Late 2012
■ Amtrak to Resume Some Northeast Service
■ Syria Activists: Warplanes Hit Damascus Suburbs
■ Eurozone Unemployment Rises to New Record
■ Chinese Think Tank Urges End to One-Child Policy
■ CNN: Sandy's Wake Leaves Devastation
■ CNN: Pregnancy Rumors Swirl in N. Korea

► Reclaiming Xenophobia: The Rise of Ultra-Nationalism in Greece 

By Joanna Kakissis / Athens
* On the Road with Golden Dawn, Greece's Ultra-Nationalist Party
* Anti-Austerity Protesters Clash with Riot Police in Central Athens

► Wednesday, October 31, 2012 | By Ginger Strand |  Haunt Me: The Scare Houses of Lisa Kereszi 

► Obama gets boost in swing-state polls 
► Obama, Christie find common cause in tour of Sandy's damage

► Little girl cries: No more 'Bronco Bama and Mitt Romney' 

(Well, ...at least this little girl's name was published in the news, although I do not believe in the authenticity of its essence. Honestly, as far as I remember, when I was four years old I did not care who my president was, and I did not care if I did not understand what the presidential election campaign was ... ehehhee .... I just played and loved to eat chocolate and candies. I only cried when I was not allowed to play by bike all day on holidays.

Here I saw this little girl was being exploited. Crying is an emotional expression because of a torn understanding. Are you sure this little girl really understands politics? In her old age of four years? ehehehee... Artificial Tears? Oops! Sorry...)

► Forget 2012, Biden thinking 2016 as he campaigns in Florida 
► Obama looks to young voters, many of whom seem uninspired
► Videos: Best, worst political ads of this fall's presidential campaign 
► Disney-owned 'Star Wars': Not your mother's Chewbacca 
► Prop. 37: A better idea than labeling GMOs 
► In the Halloween mask race, it's Obama! 

► 'Island of the Blue Dolphins' woman's cave believed found. A Navy archaeologist and his crew are digging out a cave on San Nicolas Island that seems likely to have sheltered the woman made famous by the 1960 award-winning book

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Island of the Blue Dolphins (Complete Movie)



► A techy Halloween: Tetris pumpkin and five other pumpkin hacks || PHOTO 
►FRAMEWORK :: Pictures in the News | October 31, 2012 - Posted By: Marc Martin