Tuesday January 11, 2011

In Hunlock Creek, Pennsylvania, a family's tragedy doubled after the father of a young girl who had just suffered a seizure struck the ambulance carrying the girl and injured several people in the accident. Ambulance company volunteers say the man crashed nearly head-on into the emergency vehicle. Fortunately, the girl wasn't hurt in the crash but her father, a passenger in his car, the ambulance driver and an emergency medical technician all had to be taken to a hospital. ( She broke off the relationship because of Rick's peculiar religious beliefs. Then Rick followed her to work one day and by her account, "appeared to be screaming or yelling as he was pounding his steering wheel with his fists." That same day, the woman's husband had one of his tires slashed and was cut off in traffic by the same man in the same car. If convicted of stalking, Gleason could face three years and six months imprisonment. ( Facebook's director of corporate communications, Larry Yu, assures us that if for no other reason, it would be financially stupid to shut Facebook down at this time. The company just recently became worth $50 billion – more than Time Warner and Google combined. The phony report was allegedly started by Weekly World News, which has a reputation for false reports including alien attacks and Michelle Obama being pregnant -- from her affair with George Bush. Okay -- they didn't report the Bush part -- but they might as well have! ( Saudi Arabia has claimed that the bird was a spy working for the Israeli intelligence agency – Mossad – a charge vehemently denied by Israel. Meanwhile, Saudi residents and local media see this as a link to a "Zionist plot" since the large bird was carrying a GPS transmitter, which had tag that bore the Tel Aviv University's identification code R65. The vulture was captured in a rural Saudi region sometime last week and has been literally placed under arrest! ( The result was the audience could hear recorded music playing until the battery died three hours later. And here's the best part -- the song Fredrik chose to mark this monumental event -- we kid you not -- the Village People's "YMCA!" Fredrik admitted that the audio quality was poor but still has hopes of selling the system for the equivalent of about $17,000.

The Edinburgh review, or critical journal

The Napoleonic exiles in America, a study in American diplomatic history, 1815-1819

The National union catalog, pre-1956 imprints, a cumulative author list representing Library of Congress printed cards and titles reported by other American libraries

History of Philadelphia, 1609-1884

Index to Seamen's protection certificate applications, port of Philadelphia, 1796-1823 with supplement, 1796-1851 [i.e.] 1861, record group 36, records of the Bureau of Customs, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, DC