Tunisian extremists fire-bombed the home of a TV station chief Friday, hours after militants protesting its broadcast of a film they say violated Islamic values clashed with police in the streets of Tunis..
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An important video to watch: What could happen if an extreme Canary Island volcano would occur: Mega Tsunami along the East Coast
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMH5YyJu8GQ&w=420&h=315]
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Friday News of the world
BBC documentary explain the East Coast tsunami threat potential from an eruption in the Canary Islands..
Two new eruptions in the Canaries..
Update..Big Brother.. your passenger? The future of cars may include cameras watching your ever turn..
Could it be: Herman Cain’s 999 plan inspired by SimCity!?
News of the strange: Family lost in a corn maze dials 911 for help..
Obama sending troops to Africa..
Asteroid alert: Amateurs find something the professionals didn’t..
Kansas City Bishop charged for not bringing porn information to police..
Elenin (*or whatever is left of it*) set to pass by Earth this weekend..
Harrisburg council seeks bankruptcy approval..
1 in 6 cellphones have fecal E. coli traces
Volcano Katla could push airline stocks lower..

TALKING TO THE DEAD by George Noory *really*? on sale..
Amazon selling it for 14 bucks..And it’s in stock..Here we go again:ROSAT X-ray observatory, launched in 1990 by NASA and managed for years by the German Aerospace Center will fall back somewhere on earth in the next two weeks..
Vancouver restaurant bans men from standing while urinating..
The city of Harrisburg Pa is bankrupt.. And that is just the start of the city’s problems..
Reviews coming in: THE THING 2011 not as scary as 1982..
A 6.7 magnitude struck off the coast of Eastern Papua New Guinea..
Iceland’s Katla getting restless..
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News of the strange: Family lost in a corn maze dials 911 for help
Panic descended on the Conners Farm Corn Maze in Danvers, Massachusetts. At around 7pm, on Tuesday this week, a 911 call put the maze on the map and caused a nationwide marathon of jokes.The Everett family were on the maze.. a couple with two children, one age 5 and one only three weeks old. They became lost on the corn maze and in a panic called 911 after darkness swept the corn maze due to the time of day.Their calls have been played nationwide on 24-7 news broadcasts and they have become the unfortunate butt of jokes at their expense. The family was 25 feet in the maze when police arrived at the scene. They were escorted out of the maze to safety.According to WCVB ABC in Boston, the farm said no one ever became lost in the maze before. The maze must be good, though, as it takes about an hour to complete for most who attend.No one lost before. But there’s always a first. No better time than Halloween.Perhaps next time the Everett family should start the maze a bit earlier. -

Lady Goo Goo no more: Gaga wins one for the monsters
Chalk it up too creative marketing.. And while Lady Goo Goo may have been an up and coming favorite among kids, Lady Gaga would have none of it: She clamped down before it got too late.Because after all, Lady Gaga’s image matters, right? ..It all began as one of 52 characters on Moshi Monsters–a website that allows children to name and adopt creatures. It just so happened that one of those ficticious creatures was Lady Goo Goo. Real and fictitious creature Lady Gaga got angry, and in a UK court, won an injunction banning the release of the character’s new song called the Moshi Dance.The Moshi Monsters site has 50 million users around the world.. but it’s presumable that Stephanie Germanotta is not one of them..Lady Goo Goo gone from pop culture. 15 minutes up. Lady Gaga, to some, may have overstayed the welcome. -

Friday photo of the week
The lonely vision of autumn as taken from an interstate in Pennsylvania on Earth Informer equipment.. The hazy shade of summer is ending.. the lazy nights of fall have arrived. And soon, after the leaves are gone from the stressed trees, snow will fall on top of ice to make life miserable –but beautiful all at the same time. -

Obama sending troops to Africa
President Obama will send 100 American soldiers to Central Africa.
Obama said today in a letter to House and Senate leaders:
‘I have authorized a small number of combat-equipped U.S. forces to deploy to central Africa to provide assistance to regional forces that are working toward the removal of Joseph Kony from the battlefield.
I believe that deploying these U.S. Armed Forces furthers U.S. national security interests and foreign policy and will be a significant contribution toward counter-LRA efforts in central Africa.’
Is it a war? The soldiers are there not for battle, the White House said.. The president said the troops will not engage Lord’s Resistance Army forces “unless necessary for self-de fense.” -

Amateurs find something the professionals didn’t

image released of the newly discovered Asteroid Amateur astronomors found something that professionals did not: An asteroid about 18 million miles away from the planet Earth.
European scientists from the Space Situational Awareness program released images this week of the asteroid..
Ironically, a telescope from the earthquake and volcano-rattled Canary Islands picked up the image of the asteroid–which is considered to be close enough to be a threat to the planet.
The asteroid is called SF108.. And at this point there are no specifics on the size of the object.
There is also no imminent danger to Earth from the asteroid. But it is, like many others still not seen with manmade telescopes, a danger for a future time.
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Dead fish and a sulfur odor off Canary Islands
Reports indicate that there are two separate fissures less than 2.3 miles and 1.7 miles from La Restinga..

