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Monday, December 2, 2013

Last Generation Network News: AMERICAN EDITION December 2, 2013 –MONDAY- Kislev 29, 5774 (@5-12-5)

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Last Generation Network News
December 2, 2013 –MONDAY- Kislev  27, 5774
               5am-12-5pm                                                                                                                                                                     Vol I. No.3
AMERICAN EDITION 
"Facts are not reported, they are self evident" -MJS
HEADLINERS SECTION

U.S.


New York City commuters warned of delays following derailment

Reuters - ‎26 minutes ago‎
(Reuters) - Commuters from New York City's northern suburbs braced for travel delays on Monday morning following a seven-car train derailment that killed four people and injured 11 critically.


Lawmakers on both sides doubt Obamacare website troubles over

Washington Times - ‎1 hour ago‎
Skeptical Republicans and hopeful Democrats alike brushed aside the glowing report card on repairs to HealthCare.gov issued by the Obama administration Sunday, with lawmakers on both sides acknowledging the president's team has tougher work ahead.


Gay weddings become reality in Hawaii with new law

Kansas City Star - ‎3 hours ago‎
HONOLULU - The first couples are starting to take advantage of Hawaii's newfound aloha for gay weddings. More News. Read more National News.


Calif. police face trial in death of homeless man

Seattle Post Intelligencer - ‎3 hours ago‎
SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) - A violent confrontation with Fullerton police that led to the death of a homeless man is heading to court.


Slick road conditions cause 65-vehicle Worcester crash and numerous other ...

Boston.com - ‎2 hours ago‎
Black ice on a highway in Worcester this morning sent about 65 vehicles, including three tractor trailers, crashing into one another, leaving at least two people seriously injured, according to State Police.


Young pregnant mother's killing still unsolved 3 months later as Ohio family lives ...

The Republic - ‎4 hours ago‎
RIPLEY, Ohio - Three months after his pregnant daughter was killed in a still-unsolved shooting on a quiet country road, Dave Dodson wakes up every morning still thinking she's alive.


Man dies after parking lot altercation following Chiefs-Broncos game

Fox News - ‎51 minutes ago‎
Authorities say three people have been taken into custody for questioning after a man died in the parking lot of Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City after the Chiefs lost to the Denver Broncos Sunday night.


Man cited after tossing cash at Mall of America

San Jose Mercury News - ‎13 hours ago‎
BLOOMINGTON, Minn.—A 29-year-old Minnesota man who says he was trying to spread holiday cheer by tossing 1,000 dollar bills over an upper floor railing at the Mall of America has been cited for disorderly conduct.


Critical thinking hallmark of Common Core class

Washington Post - ‎3 hours ago‎
MIDDLETOWN, Del. - Remembering the plot of a short story is no longer good enough in teacher Amy Lawson's fifth-grade classroom.


Wimpy hurricane season a surprise — and a puzzle

Washington Post - ‎8 hours ago‎
It was a hurricane season almost without hurricanes. There were just two, Humberto and Ingrid, and both were relatively wimpy, Category 1 storms.


Officials inspect Alaska plane crash

Philly.com - ‎3 hours ago‎
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Federal investigators yesterday began to document the wreckage of a plane in remote southwest Alaska that killed four people and injured six Friday night.


With More Than 123000 Votes Cast, National Zoo Names Its Giant Panda Cub

New York Times - ‎10 hours ago‎
WASHINGTON - Call her Bao Bao. National Twitter Logo. Connect With Us on Twitter. Follow @NYTNational for breaking news and headlines.


Terrorism Danger Still Very Real for United States, Says Senator Dianne Feinstein

Guardian Express - ‎15 hours ago‎
In a shocking interview with CNN's Candy Crowley, Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, revealed that the terrorism danger is still very real for the United States.


Governor of action

Las Vegas Sun - ‎1 hour ago‎
MILWAUKEE - In 2011, tens of thousands of government employees and others, enraged by Gov. Scott Walker's determination to break the ruinously expensive and paralyzing grip that government workers' unions had on Wisconsin, took over the capitol ...


Victoria Clipper theft suspect just 'wanted to go to W. Seattle'

The Seattle Times - ‎7 hours ago‎
Samuel K. McDonough, a 33-year-old registered sex offender from Preston, was arrested aboard the Victoria Clipper in Elliott Bay on Sunday by a SWAT team after the vessel was taken from its berth on the central Seattle waterfront.

Featured News 

Senators work on new Iran sanctions bill as White House lobbies against 

Ex-CIA Chief: Face It, We've
Accepted Iranian Enrichment
 

Canadian PM affirms support for
Israel, announces visit in January
 

Iran, powers to meet next week
on carrying out nuclear deal
 

Rouhani: Iran to start building
2nd nuclear plant in Bushehr
 

‘Israel will seek to discredit
Obama on Iran’
 

‘US freed top Iranian scientist
as part of secret talks ahead
of Geneva deal’
 

'Washington Post': White House
omitting facts about Iran nuclear
deal
 

Israeli officials denounce Obama
for giving Iran right to enrich,
destroying sanctions
 


Latest News 

Biden on delicate mission to
defuse tensions in East Asia
 

Protesters, police clash in Ukraine over president's pro-Russia policy 

Gitmo detainees reportedly fighting
transfer to home countries
 

Karzai accuses US of cutting
Afghan military supplies
in security row
 

U.S. HealthCare.gov website faces
new tests as traffic builds
 

Cardinal Dolan affirms church's
opposition to ObamaCare, warns
of backlash
 

Thai PM Flees Building
During Violent Protests
 

Kansas City police probe suspicious death at Chiefs' Arrowhead Stadium 

Paul Walker on Christian Faith:
'Who Couldn't Believe There's
a God?'
 

China launches first
moon mission
 

Amazon testing deliveries
by drone
 

At least four dead, 63 injured
in New York train derailment
 

India Group Seeks Action on
'Mass Conversion' of Aboriginals
to Christianity
 

Iran says it’ll deploy first
locally built submarine
 

Hagel voices ‘US concerns’
over Egyptian constitution
 

Las Vegas: More Than 80 Sick in
Mysterious Illness Outbreak
 

TBN Founder Paul Crouch Dies at
Age 79 After Chronic Heart Problems
 

Frugal Seattle man leaves
$188M secret fortune
 

Awesome New Digital Billboard
Identifies Flight Numbers as
The Planes Pass Overhead
 

New, Aggressive HIV Strain
Found in West Africa
 

Christian bookstores create Amazon
like app for the faithful
 


White House News 

Chris Christie, Hillary Clinton
Top Contenders for 2016,
New Poll Shows
 

US Calls Netanyahu 'Desperate
and Weak'
 

White House Urges N. Korea to
Release US Christian Kenneth Bae,
85 year old Veteran Merrill Newman
 

Trust divide: Democrats distanced
from Obama after health care
debacle
 

Obama: People do think
I'm trustworthy
 

Obama may be a rare ex-president
who stays in Washington
 
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Last Generation Network News: AMERICAN EDITION November 30, 2013 –SATURDAY- Kislev 27, 5774 (@6-12-6)

Last Generation Network News America

Last Generation Network News
November 30, 2013 –SATURDAY- Kislev  27, 5774
              6am-12-6pm                                                                                                                                                                          Vol I. No.2
AMERICAN EDITION 
"Facts are not reported, they are self evident" -MJS
HEADLINERS SECTION
CNN) -- Hold the obituary. Experts now think Comet ISON -- or at least part of it -- survived its close encounter with the sun.
Karl Battams, a comet scientist for the Naval Research Laboratory, said it is believed some parts of ISON's nucleus survived perihelion.
"It now looks like some chunk of ISON's nucleus has indeed made it through the solar corona, and re-emerged," he said. "It's throwing off dust and (probably) gas, but we don't know how long it can sustain that."
However, he said, its fate is uncertain.
"Now it has emerged and started to brighten, we need to observe it for a few days to get a feel for its behavior," Battams said.
ISON swept about 730,000 miles over the sun's surface Thursday about 2 p.m. ET.
A fleet of spacecraft watched ISON plunge toward the sun, includingNASA's STEREO satellite, the European Space Agency/NASASOHO spacecraft and the Solar Dynamics Observatory.
Comet ISON could be a record breaker
Comet could dazzle in December
Comets are giant snowballs of frozen gases, rock and dust that can be several miles in diameter. When they get near the sun, they warm up and spew some of the gas and dirt, creating tails that can stretch for thousands of miles.
Most comets are in the outer part of our solar system. When they get close enough for us to see, scientists study them for clues about how our solar system formed.
Astronomers Vitali Nevski and Artyom Novichonok discovered ISON last year using a telescope near Kislovodsk, Russia.
ISON -- officially named C/2012 S1 -- was 585 million miles away at the time. Its amazing journey through the solar system had been chronicled by amateur astronomers and by space telescopes.
"From the beginning, ISON has confused, surprised and amazed us, and in hindsight its latest little escapade really should not shock us," Battams said. "Nonetheless, this has been one of the most extraordinary comets we have ever encountered, and just goes to reiterate how beautiful, dynamic and exciting our universe is."
Observers have been watching the comet for more than a year, hoping it would survive its sunbath and emerge to put on a sky show, visible to the naked eye in the Northern Hemisphere.
Earlier Thursday, NASA scientists had pretty much declared ISON dead at the end of a Google Hangout to watch the comet swing by the sun. But professional and amateur astronomers were undeterred by the reports and kept analyzing NASA satellites. They found images that clearly show something emerging from the sun.
"What we see here is the dust tail emerging first, pointing away from the sun," said Padma Yanamandra-Fisher with the Space Science Institute and a member of the ISON Observing Campaign.
A video made by observing campaign member John Maclean shows the comet slicing toward the sun and then something -- apparently ISON -- emerging from the other side. Maclean is a fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society at Norman Lockyer Observatory Sidmouth in Devon, England.
The discovery stunned many in the comet-watching community and led some to nickname ISON the zombie comet.
Others repeated an old joke about comets and cats.
"Comets are like cats; they have tails, and they do precisely what they want," David H. Levy said.
This comet also seems to have something else in common with cats -- nine lives.

 

Latest News 

US commercial airlines advised to
notify China of flight plans
 

Ukraine police disperse
EU-deal protesters
 

Frugal Seattle man leaves
$188M secret fortune
 

Accused of spying, American held in
North Korea issues 'apology'
 

Deadline's here: Is Healthcare
.gov fixed? Sort of
 

U.S. extends Iran oil sanctions
waivers to China, India, South
Korea
 

Iran nixes possibility it would
attend nuclear talks with
Israel present
 

Helicopter crashes into
Glasgow pub roof
 

Institute: North Korea resumes
work at old launch site
 

Hong Kong ferry hits 'unidentified
object', 85 injured
 

Hezbollah Policing Lebanon Streets 

Awesome New Digital Billboard
Identifies Flight Numbers as
The Planes Pass Overhead
 

New, Aggressive HIV Strain
Found in West Africa
 

Thanksgiving: Food stamp cuts
leave pantries struggling to
meet rising need
 

Christian bookstores create Amazon
like app for the faithful
 

U.S. military: 'Improvised launch
device' found outside base
in Japan
 

At least 8 dead, dozens hurt,
in quake in southern Iran
 

Comet Ison destroyed
in Sun passage
 

Egyptian Christian rights group
alarmed by consideration of
Sharia law in new constitution
 

Bitcoin price zooms through
$1,000 as enthusiasm grows
 

U.S. Holocaust Survivor Reunites
with Polish Savior
 

White House News 

Obama: People do think
I'm trustworthy
 

Obama may be a rare ex-president
who stays in Washington
 

Obama visits protesters fasting in
support of immigration reform
 

Obama phones Saudi King Abdullah
about Iran nuclear deal
 

Democratic senator says Obama
administration 'fear-mongering'
on Iran
 

Obama calls the troops
on Thanksgiving
 

Obama Sends Hanukkah Greeting
to the Jewish People
 

Obama, battered by polls and
health-care law troubles, turns
introspective on the stump
 

Obama pardons Popcorn
the turkey
 

Obama said he can't stop deportations of immigrants, but maybe he can 

Obama Phones Netanyahu
to Discuss Iran Deal
 

Remarks As Prepared for Delivery by President Barack Obama: First Step Agreement on Iran’s Nuclear Program



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