Urgent Need: Tents and food for Haitian orphanage


Trunews is assisting orphanages in Jacmel, Haiti. The Faith and Love in Action Orphanage has 81 children. The building was damaged and the children are sleeping outside. They don’t have enough tents. Over 30 children are sleeping on the ground without tents. The spring rains have already started. We are chartering an aircraft to send emergency shelter, food, blankets, water purification equipment, and a generator. This is your opportunity to share with these Haitian children. We are ready to go! The only thing needed is your faith and donation. Please give today. God bless you for caring and sharing!




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Friday, 05.March.10

'9/11 conspiracy theorist' gunned down by security guards in Pentagon shoot-out

An armed man has been shot dead after opening fire on security guards at an entrance to the Pentagon. The gunman, identified as John Patrick Bedell, 36, died in hospital after the guards at the U.S. Defence Department headquarters returned fire. He is said to have harboured resentment against the military and posted online comments expressing doubts about the perpetrators of the September 11 terrorist attacks on New York. Two security guards were also injured in the firefight, but their wounds are not said to be life-threatening. Bedell, from California, is said to have walked up to the entrance after getting of a subway train in Arlington, Virginia, before pulling out a handgun and shooting at security guards. In an internet...

US cybercrime chief wary on provoking China and Russia

Countries accused of harbouring criminal computer hackers are victims themselves, the new US cybersecurity policy chief said yesterday, suggesting that the US would not take a more confrontational tack against China and Russia. "There's a perspective that the government is somehow protecting bad guys in one place or another. I don't know that's the case," Howard Schmidt, who took up his post as White House cybersecurity co-ordinator in January, told the Financial Times. "All the governments are struggling with this," he said. "It's a very...

Feds weigh expansion of Internet monitoring

SAN FRANCISCO--Homeland Security and the National Security Agency may be taking a closer look at Internet communications in the future. The Department of Homeland Security's top cybersecurity official told CNET on Wednesday that the department may eventually extend its Einstein technology, which is designed to detect and prevent electronic attacks, to networks...

Feb natural disasters to cost insurers billions

LONDON (Reuters) - February's combination of natural catastrophes, including one of the biggest earthquakes by magnitude in history, will cost reinsurers and insurers billions, said reinsurance broker Aon Benfield on Friday. The magnitude-8.8 earthquake which struck central Chile on February 27 was the seventh strongest on record, and affected more than 1.5 million homes, buildings and other structures. The disaster follows the Haiti earthquake on January 12, which to date has claimed more than 200,000 lives. "Insurance penetration in Chile is...

6.6-magnitude aftershock hits Chile; government revises death toll to 279

CONCEPCION -- Aftershocks rattled south-central Chile on Friday, seven days after one of the strongest earthquakes on record ravaged the area, and the government said it was revising faulty death toll figures. Some people ran out of their homes in the city of Concepcion, shaken by tremors of 6.6 and 6.3 magnitude in the morning on Friday but buildings that were structurally damaged by Saturday's...

Haiti, Chile, now Taiwan: earthquake escalation?

The 6.4-magnitude Taiwan earthquake that hit Thursday on the heels of massive quakes in Haiti and Chile, has some worrying about a spike in seismic activity. But there's no geological connection between those quakes, and nothing unusual in the number of recent big quakes, says Kuo Kai-wen, director of the Seismology Center of Taiwan's Central Weather Bureau...

Oarfish omen spells earthquake disaster for Japan

The appearance of the fish follows Saturday's destructive 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile and the January 12 tremors in Haiti, which claimed an estimated 200,000 lives. A quake with a magnitude of 6.4 has also struck southern Taiwan. This rash of tectonic movements around the Pacific "Rim of Fire" is heightening concern that Japan - the most earthquake-prone...

German MPs suggest cash-strapped Greece should sell islands

"The Greek state must sell stakes in companies and also assets such as, for example, unpopulated islands," Frank Schäffler, a member of parliament for the pro-business Free Democrats, told the Bild daily. Marco Wanderwitz, an MP for Merkel's own conservative Christian Democrats, said Athens should provide collateral for any money it receives from the European Union to help it out of its debt crisis. "In this case, certain Greek islands also come into question," added Wanderwitz. "We give you cash, you give us Corfu," the Bild...

CCTV will cover 90% of capital

ABU DHABI // Crime-fighting in the capital is increasingly widening its scope with sophisticated closed-circuit television cameras. And while privacy is a concern, officials are focusing on their ability to deter lawbreakers. As much as 90 per cent of Abu Dhabi island is expected to fall under the public eye within the next 18 months, according to security analysts. Abu Dhabi Municipality already has 153 outdoor closed-circuit (CCTV) cameras in the city centre, with 83 at junctions feeding live footage to traffic and police authorities. The rapid expansion...

Spy chips hidden in 2.5 MILLION dustbins: 60pc rise in electronic bugs as council snoopers plan pay-as-you-throw tax

The growing threat of a stealth tax on the rubbish we throw away was exposed by startling figures yesterday. More than 2.5million homes now have wheelie bins fitted with microchips to weigh their contents. This is an increase of nearly two-thirds in just a year. The bins,..

Power to take fingerprints on street

The device allows officers to check someone's fingerprints against the national database to prove their identity. They will even be used to instantly check the identity of an unconscious or fatal victim of a crime or accident. For all other cases, providing prints will remain a voluntary option but the police retain the power to arrest anyone who refuses and take them to a police station. Prints taken on the scanners will be destroyed and not stored but civil liberty campaigners warned police not to exceed their powers. Fears have arisen that the...

'Skinput' Turns Your Body Into Touchscreen Interface

Touchscreens may be popular both in science fiction and real life as the symbol of next-gen technology, but an innovation called Skinput suggests the true interface of the future might be us. Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University unveiled Skinput recently, showing how it can turn your own body into a touchscreen interface. Skinput uses a series of sensors to track...

Mind-reading computers turn heads at CeBIT

Huge crowds at the world's biggest technology trade fair gathered round a man sitting at a pinball table, wearing a cap covered in electrodes attached to his head, who controlled the flippers with great proficiency without using hands. "He thinks: left-hand or right-hand and the electrodes monitor the brain waves associated with that thought, send the...

Former KGB spy Alexander Lebedev adds to his pile with The Independent

Alexander Lebedev, the former KGB spy, is the new owner of The Independent, industry sources told The Times. The purchase of the loss-making title and The Independent on Sunday comes after the Russian billionaire’s surprise takeover of the London Evening Standard for £1 last January. It is likely that Mr Lebedev will pay a token £1 to the owners Independent News & Media (INM), although he will pledge to invest millions in the two papers. A deal was completed yesterday and is expected to be announced today, sources said...

'Wilders' Voters Are the Disgruntled'

On Wednesday, populist right-wing Dutch politician Geert Wilders performed well in the few municipal elections his party ran in. In an interview with SPIEGEL ONLINE, political columnist Marc Chavannes speaks about why Wilders did well, the reasons his chances of entering into government are slim and how his party would lose its appeal if it were to win. SPIEGEL ONLINE: Geert Wilders wants to see headscarves banned in public buildings, compares the Koran with Hitler's "Mein Kampf" and has called for "urban commandos" to provide "additional...

Security Pros Question Deployment of Smart Meters

The country’s swift deployment of smart-grid technology has security professionals concerned that utilities and smart-meter vendors are repeating the mistakes made in the rollout of the public internet, when security became a priority only after malicious attacks had reached mass levels. But when it comes to the power grid, the costs of remote hack attacks are potentially more dramatic. “The cost factor here is what’s turned on its head. We lose control of our grid, that’s far worse than a botnet taking over my home PC,” said Matthew Carpenter, senior...

Cap and Trade nightmare: Smart meters slap Texas homeowners with huge electric bills

DALLAS — After Oncor Electric Delivery has already deployed 760,000 advanced digital electric meters, better known as "smart meters," a state official is now calling on the Texas Public Utility Commission to suspend further installations until an independent third party test can be conducted to settle questions about expensive bills...

Methane bubbles in Arctic seas stir warming fears

It was unclear, however, if the Arctic emissions of methane gas were new or had been going on unnoticed for centuries -- since before the Industrial Revolution of the 18th century led to wide use of fossil fuels that are blamed for climate change. The study said about 8 million tonnes of methane a year, equivalent to the annual total previously estimated from all of the world's oceans, were seeping from vast stores long...

Vatican hit by gay sex scandal

The Vatican was today rocked by a sex scandal reaching into Pope Benedict's household after a chorister was sacked for allegedly procuring male prostitutes for a papal gentleman-in-waiting. Angelo Balducci, a Gentleman of His Holiness, was caught by police on a wiretap allegedly negotiating with Thomas Chinedu Ehiem, a 29-year-old Vatican chorister, over the specific physical details of men he wanted brought to him. Transcripts in the possession of the Guardian suggest that numerous men may have been procured for Balducci, at least...

Spanish exorcist addresses claims of Satanic influence in Vatican

A renowned exorcist in Rome recently released a book of memoirs in which he declares to know of the existence of Satanic sects in the Vatican where participation reaches all the way to the College of Cardinals. A second demonologist, also residing in Rome, entered the debate this week, clarifying the origins of the information and defending the Vatican's clergy as an "edifying and virtuous" collection of prelates. In a book of...

Senators: Lift Ban on Gays Donating Blood

(AP) The time has come to change a policy that imposes a lifetime ban on donating blood for any man who has had gay sex since 1977, 18 senators said Thursday. "Not a single piece of scientific evidence supports the ban," said Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., who joined 16 other Democrats and independent Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont in writing Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Margaret Hamburg. The lawmakers...

Syria: Israel trying to frame us

VIENNA — Fiercely backed by allied Iran, Syria on Thursday denied hiding nuclear activities from the world and said Israel was the source of suspicious uranium particles found at a Syrian desert complex, allegedly bombed two years ago by IAF jets. The Syrian and Iranian comments to the International Atomic Energy Agency's board of governors came in response to Western demands that Damascus stop stonewalling IAEA attempts to investigate suspicions that it ran covert nuclear programs — some with possible weapons applications. While Iran...

Iran making new smart bombs

With defense and acrimony building in the Persian Gulf, Iran announced plans to test a new laser-guided bomb. Iran's Fars News Agency reported that a prototype of the 2,000-pound smart bomb would be tested "in the near future," the country's air force commander Brig. Gen Hassan Shahsafi said. He said the smart bomb, dubbed Qassed-2, had a longer range and better vision than its earlier version, the Qassed-1. That weapon...

UN official to Haaretz: Israel 'nourishing despair' in Gaza

The combination of diplomatic caution and British understatement threatened to turn my interview with John Holmes, UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, into a trap of boredom. However, perhaps due to his approaching retirement, Holmes came out with several incisive, even scathing remarks. This summer, after three and a half years in office, Holmes will return to Britain to head an important research institute. He no longer has to fear the sharp tongue of Israeli officials, who see...

Armenian “genocide” bill shakes Turkish-American relations

The approval of the Armenian “genocide” resolution that labels 1915 ethnic clashes between Armenians and Turkish communities as “genocide” by the US House Foreign Relations Committee, despite pressure from the Obama administration and Turkey to drop the matter has shaken the diplomatic relations between the US and Turkey. Turkey recalled its newly...

Dominican tourism project allegedly gave Rangel the land for villa

Santo Domingo.- The land where New York democratic congressman Charles Rangel built a beach house in Los Corales, Punta Cana (east) were given to him by that tourist project, news source elnacional.com.do reports Thursday. The villa, evaluated at around US$3 million three years ago, on an approximately 3,000 square meter lot, is near others owned by the Spanish singer...

Congressmen Rally Public’s Support to Stop Prosecution of Navy SEALs

Washington (CNSNews.com) – Members of Congress – this time armed with more than 100,000 signatures – renewed their call for top Pentagon officials to drop charges against three Navy SEALs for allegedly mistreating an al Qaeda terrorist suspected of killing four Americans in Iraq. The three SEALs will face trial in April and May. “They should not be court martialed but hailed as heroes for doing their job,” said...

Extremes of Sleep Related to Increased Fat Around Organs

Not getting enough sleep does more damage than just leaving you with puffy eyes. It can cause fat to accumulate around your organs -- more dangerous, researchers say, than those pesky love handles and jiggly thighs. A new study by researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine reveals how extremes of sleep -- both too much and too little -- can be hazardous...

Common weedkiller turns male frogs into females

The experiment is the first to show such complete effects of atrazine, which had been known to disrupt hormones and which is one of the chief suspects in the decline of amphibians such as frogs around the world. "Atrazine-exposed males were both demasculinized (chemically castrated) and completely feminized as adults," Tyrone Hayes of the University of California Berkeley and colleagues wrote in the Proceedings of the...

Confirmed: Fossil Ida is not a human ancestor

About a year ago we were stunned in the New Scientist offices to learn of a beautiful, 47-million-year-old primate fossil which was being hyped as the ancestor to all humans. Nicknamed "Ida", The Guardian newspaper hailed it as "the eighth wonder of the world". The main reason we were stunned was because we were learning of this fabulous discovery through the media, not...

Mysterious snake appears in painting of Queen Elizabeth I

The serpent was depicted being clasped in the Tudor monarch's fingers in the original version of the work - but it was painted over at the last minute and replaced with a more decorative bunch of roses. Deterioration over time has meant the snake has revealed itself once more, with its outline now visible on the surface. The portrait was created by an unknown artist in the 1580s or early 1590s. The image has not been on...



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