the news in: December 2013

Tuesday 10 December 2013

For North Korea, the war is not over, says veterinarian released U.S. Merrill Newman

Until I went home this weekend , Merrill Newman - an American held in North Korea - I had no idea what a story that he had become.
During his arrest, the 85 - year-old veteran of the Korean War had no access to the news. He has seen since the flood .
" As for the television reports and newspapers , I've seen a lot of speculation about why I stopped. I've given considerable attention to this attention and I have come to the conclusion that I did not understand that , for the North Korean regime , the Korean War is not over and that even innocent comments about war can cause big problems if you are a foreigner , "he said in a statement Monday .
Newman traveled in October as a tourist to North Korea on a package tour 10 days. The authorities caught him just minutes before his flight to Beijing was set from Pyongyang.
In his statement, Newman describes what he thinks might be activate .
" I innocently asked my North Korean guides if some of those who fought in the war in the area of Mount Kuwol could stay alive , and expressed interest in meeting them possibly if I were . The North Koreans seem to have misunderstood my curiosity as something more sinister , "he wrote .
" It is now clear to me that the North Koreans still feel much anger about the war than I thought . With the benefit of hindsight, should have been more sensitive to that . "
For weeks , the North Korean government gave no explanation of why they were holding Newman.
An explanation finally came last month when state media published and broadcast what they described as Veteran Korean War " apology." The word was written on the first of four handwritten pages detailing his alleged indiscretions.
In the note dated November 9, Newman spoke of his having advised the Kuwol unit , part of the " intelligence office " fighting Pyongyang during the Korean War . He explained how he sent troops to collect "information" and wage deadly attacks .
"After I killed many civilians and (North Korea ) soldiers and destroyed strategic objects in the DPRK during the Korean War , I made indelible offensive acts against the government of the DPRK and the Korean people ," Newman said , according to that report.
In his statement, Newman distanced himself from the comments.
" Anyone who has read the text of it or saw the video of my reader knows that the words were not mine and not surrendered voluntarily . Anyone who knows me knows that I could not have done the things that had me " confess "to " he wrote.
Newman said he was treated well while in custody.
Its release coincided with a visit by U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to South Korea , where he laid a wreath in honor of those who died in the war that pitted North against South .
A senior administration official said that the release of Newman was the result of direct contact between Washington and Pyongyang. The official said the North Koreans had told the Obama administration in a phone call that they were throwing Newman , no explanation was offered .
Newman thanked Biden, the U.S. State Department The Swedish Embassy in Pyongyang and friends and family in his statement.
He also asked that people forget to Kenneth Bae , another American to be in North Korea . Bae was arrested in 2012 and sentenced in May to 15 years for so-called acts of hostility and attempts to overthrow the government.
"I know there is much interest in this, and I will do my best to answer as many questions as possible," Newman wrote .
"For now , let me close by saying again how good it is to be back home , safe and with my loved ones . "

Antarctica recorded the coldest temperature ever on Earth

Feeling cold ? Here's one consolation: You could be in East Antarctica , the new data says that set a record for the "soul - crushing " cold , from a way of measuring temperature.

Try 135.8 degrees F below zero , that is 93.2 degrees Celsius , which sounds very little toastier . Better yet, do not try. That's what scientists say cold it hurts to breathe.

A new look at NASA satellite data showed that the Earth set a new record for the coldest temperature , as recorded by satellite. It happened in August 2010 when he came to -135.8 degrees. Then on July 31 of this year , approached again : -135.3 degrees.

The previous record , measured by thermometers , is -128.6 degrees, located in Vostok , Antarctica , in 1983.

Scientific Ice Ted Scambos the National Snow Ice Data Center said the new album is " 50 degrees cooler than anything ever seen in Alaska or Siberia or certainly North Dakota. "

" It's more like you would see on Mars in an enjoyable summer at the poles ," said Scambos , of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco scientific meeting on Monday announced that data . "I am sure that these bags are the coldest places on Earth . "

However, it will not be in the Guinness Book of Records - or recognized by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO ) , the official guardians of the World Weather Records - because the readings were measured by satellites , not thermometers , said Scambos .

"Vostok is still recorded coldest location in the world ," said Randy Cerveny , a professor at Arizona State University , Geography and the rapporteur on climate extremes in WMO. "They are using remote sensing , non-standard weather stations , so that the World Meteorological Organization does not recognize that. "

Regardless of whether or not an official document , it is still incredibly cold : "Thank God , I do not know exactly how you feel ," said Scambos . But she said that scientists routinely make naked 100 degrees below zero outside scripts at the South Pole , so that people can survive that temperature for about three minutes.

Most of the time researchers need to breathe through a tube that brings air into the layer through a sleeve and heats up " so they do not accidentally inhale " , cold air , Scambos said.

On Monday, the coldest temperature U.S. was relatively warm 27 degrees Celsius in Yellowstone , Wyoming, said Jeff Masters, director of meteorology for Weather Underground private firm .

As brand cooler U.S. on record is -80 degrees F , located in Alaska in 1971.

"If you want soul crushing cold , you really have to go abroad ," Scambos said in a telephone interview. "It's just a whole other level because this cold cold plateau , the conditions are perfect. "

Scambos said the air is dry , cold ground, clear skies and cold air swoops down a dome and is trapped at a point less cold " hugging the surface and falls off."

The fact that a point on the Earth has enjoyed record cold that has little to do with global warming, as it is a point in one place , said Waleed Abdalati , ice scientist at the University of Colorado, and former chief scientist at NASA. Both Abdalati , which was not part of the measuring equipment and Scambos said this is probably an unusual random read in a place that has not been measured earlier and could have been colder or warmer in the past and we would not know .

"They talk about the range of conditions on this earth, some of which have not been able to observe ," said Abdalati .

International Dubai Film Festival

Past Film Festivals Dubai have been attended by the likes Starry Tom Cruise, George Clooney, Her Majesty Queen Noor of Jordan and Omar Sharif, and its motto is "Bridging Cultures. Meeting minds." This year is the 10th anniversary of festival. More U.S. $ 575,000 in prize money is awarded.

There is also plenty for the public to enjoy. The Rhythm and Reels segment of the festival is showing films with live music. The selection of movies on display for the public is very varied and fall into different categories, including Arabian Nights, Gulf Voices, Cinema World, Celebration of Indian Cinema, Cinema of Asia and Africa and Films for Children.

These bright LED installations transport you to an alternate universe

Upon entering a room Yayoi Kusama Infinity is like entering a completely different universe. The door closes behind you, and you suddenly find yourself surrounded by what appears to be a galaxy of bright LEDs. The scene is beautiful in a surreal, fairy tale kind of way space age.
But it's also a bit jarring in its intimacy , it's almost as though you have been transported instantaneously from a whitewashed gallery buzz Kusama , obsessive mind .
It's a strange place to live , if only because you get the feeling that what happens in the mind of Kusama is very different from what is happening in , say, your neighbor , or colleague . The Japanese artist has lived in a Japanese mental institution since the 1970s , when she looked after a particularly stressful period in the city of New York.
But Kusama 's struggle with obsessive compulsive disorder and other mental anguish is not a shameful secret . In fact it is the opposite .
Mental problems Kusama feed his work , his obsession and compulsion manifested in its overuse of shapes, colors and mirrored rooms. During the time he has been an artist Kusama (she is now in her mid -80s ) has been obsessed with polka dots. As a result of the hallucinations he's had since childhood , the forms are stuck through his paintings, in their clothes , and are incorporated in their infinite rooms trippy .
It is no exaggeration to say that they are everywhere . Including his show recently opened David Zwirner Gallery in New York City .
In "I have come in the Sky " , Kusama continues the theme with 27 new paintings and two conference infinite, all covered with dots of different shapes and sizes. Colorful large paintings covered the eyes and the points are beautiful works themselves , but the real reason most people will walk to the Chelsea gallery and wait in line 4 hours is seeing bright rooms Kusama infinity of mirrors .
Kusama has been making these magic boxes from the 1960s , when for the first time a small room lined with mirrors and filled with phallic forms of polka dots, creating what I like to imagine a brothel in the Dr. Seuss universe could be similar.
His most recent room , "The souls of millions of light years away " is more along the lines of his " Fireflies in the water, " beloved infinite room mirrors showed hundreds of LEDs - warm tones in the Whitney last year .

"I still want to play something impossible ': Meet Tony Allen Afrobeat king

"The first thing he asked me was" Are you the one who said that you are the best drummer in this country? "I laughed and said," I have not said yes. He asked if he could play jazz and he said yes. He asked if he could take alone and he said yes again. "
Here's how details of Tony Allen his first encounter with Fela Kuti back to the mid-1960s, a meeting that was intended to trigger an explosive sound collaboration a few years later gave birth to the sound afrobeat blisters - definitely step most interesting in the history of popular music in West Africa.
This story, and many others, are featured in the recently published autobiography of Allen, iconic Nigerian drummer who has left an indelible mark on the history of world music with its distinctive style and pioneering slots. Brian Eno Allen has hailed as "the best living drummer."

Obama, world leaders praise "giant of history" to Mandela memorial

They gathered in the tens of thousands - presidents, prime ministers, royals , celebrities and ordinary South Africans - all united to say goodbye to a man hailed as a global symbol of reconciliation.
In what has been considered one of the largest gatherings of world leaders in recent history , representatives worldwide sweepers , actors and religious figures joined together to pay tribute to Nelson Mandela.
From President Barack Obama to that of Cuba , Raul Castro , the praise came from all parties to a memorial service for four hours at the FNB stadium in Johannesburg for the revered statesman , who died Thursday at age 95 .
" Will we ever see the likes of Nelson Mandela again," Obama said in a speech amid roaring applause.
"People of South Africa - people of all races and from all walks of life - the world thanks you for sharing with us Nelson Mandela " he said, calling it a " giant of history. "
Grey skies and rain throughout the service did little to dampen the mood.
Inside the stadium , the atmosphere was festive, with people dancing , blowing vuvuzela plastic horns and singing songs of the struggle against apartheid.
Around them , massive photographs of Mandela posters hanging inside the stadium . In the same place 23 years before Mandela had delivered his first speech after being released from prison, hailed by supporters as the hope of a new South Africa .
Also known as Soccer City , the stadium was where Mandela made his last public appearance in the World Cup final in July 2010 .
On Tuesday , many people carried banners in honor of " Madiba " , traditional clan name of Mandela. Others were involved in materials with face covered or green, yellow, black , red and blue colors of the South African flag .
Some had jobs lined up for skipped and in ensuring the seats so they could pay their respects to a man who was considered a moral compass and symbol of the struggle against racial oppression in South Africa.
" There's nobody like Madiba. He was one of a kind ," said South African President Jacob Zuma.
"Everyone has had a moment when Mandela global icon has touched their lives. "

Lavneesh Gupta is Director of Operations, RBNL TV Biz

Reliance Broadcast Network Ltd. ( RBNL ) announced a key appointment in the upper level, with Lavneesh Gupta coming on board as director of business operations RBNL television . As part of his new portfolio , Gupta will be responsible for building on consumer insights to create content and solid marketing strategies and drive channel performance . Guptawill inform Tarun Katial , CEO of Reliance Broadcast Network.

An engineering graduate of IIT , Gupta is excited about their new entries in the M & E industry . He believes the industry will grow at a good pace in terms of compound annual growth rate over the next year and there will be many opportunities for learning and growth. During the past 16 years , Gupta has worked through the leading brands in BFSI industry category Standard Chartered Bank, ABN AMRO and Tata AIG Life Max and IndusInd Bank. His experience is varied through the treasury , credit, corporate, product management, strategy and management of retail and wealth . His last job before joining IndusInd Bank with RBNL was Executive Vice President and Head of Bancassurance and New Branch Distribution . He was responsible for income life insurance and general outlets in 500 branches and overall P & L of 150 new branches , which began during the last year.

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Of course , Microsoft operated for many years as a great company without retail shops around , so it's not as if the failure to build successful stores is the problem itself . The real problem is that there is nothing wrong with the store. It's a great place to shop. Much better than the Apple store , actually, because the Apple store is crowded , and it's a little difficult to get the attention of an employee . In the Microsoft store a pleasant physical environment and attentive staff is obtained. Is that nobody wants to buy their stuff.
It is still a very profitable company , with its enormous strengths in the enterprise market . But companies are made of people. If nobody wants to buy things from Microsoft , that have a positive effect up in the company.

'Time Code' expected to drive the future of computing students

" The Time Code " strives to arouse students' interest in computer technology .

With the growing demand of students with computer skills and programming, Code.org - a non- profit organization dedicated to expanding access to computer education - is the launch of the Time Code as part of Education Week in Computer Science from December 9 -15 .

Code.org challenge will be expected to arouse students' interest in learning more about computer technology.

"Today , we are surrounded by the Commerce technology. , Communication , entertainment, and more all rely on computers. Yet very few of us know how they actually work ," said CS Education Week in a statement release. " Computer science education is an increasingly important basis for success , and everyone can benefit from learning the basics. "

Following the publication last week of the latest results of the PISA tests that show American students lag behind their peers around the world, especially in preparation for mathematics , the initiative is to draw extra attention. President Barack Obama is lending his name to the project with a video that encourages students to take on the challenge .
Even if students do not intend to grow to become computer programmers , advocates insist the code learning can help students succeed in a wide range of skills.

" Everyone in this country should learn how to program a computer ... because it teaches you how to think ," said Steve Jobs, in a 1995 interview with Robert Cringely of PBS .

Students of any age can start by visiting the website or Code.org the Week Computer Science Education of the course , tutorials and inspirational videos. At press time , more than 2.3 million users had already beaten the time of the start button of the Code.

The activity provides a fun and engaging introduction to coding oriented programming for absolute beginners , and gives teachers the tools to set the time of code to their classrooms and advocating options class computer science in your district school .

Roy Halladay is removed with the Blue Jays

Citing a desire to avoid surgery for sick again and wanting to spend more time with his family , two-time Cy Young Award winner Roy Halladay retired Monday after 16 seasons in the majors with the Toronto Blue Jays and Philadelphia Phillies .

The 36-year- old right-hander signed a one-day contract to retire as a member of the Toronto Blue Jays , where he spent the first 12 years of his career.

He choked and choked back tears when making the announcement at a press conference at the winter meetings in Lake Buena Vista , Fla. " As a baseball player, you realize that this is something you can not do the rest of your life " Halladay said. " I really have nothing to regret. "

Halladay played for the Phillies from 2010-13 , finishing with two injury-plagued seasons . He won a Cy Young Award in the National League in 2010 , pitching a perfect game of the season and a no-hitter in his first postseason appearance .

Halladay was 203-105 with a 3.38 ERA in 416 career games , including 390 starts. He had 67 complete games and 20 shutouts .

"It has been an exciting process for me ," he said . "I feel very good about it. 's Always going to be things I miss . Much as I worked, I will not lose. I will not lose weight with running laps and poles. "

Halladay was six times All- Star, won the Cy Young Award 2003 and went 148-76 with a 3.43 ERA in 12 seasons with the Blue Jays .

He was traded to the Phillies after the 2009 season and was 40-16 with a 2.40 ERA in his first two years in Philadelphia. But the back and shoulder problems limited Halladay in 2012-13. He was 15-13 with a 5.15 ERA in 38 co starts.Former were effusive in his praise for Halladay.

Chase Utley called him "the last competitor . "

" He is by far the hardest worker I've ever seen in my life and I was treated every game like it's your last ," Utley said. "It was not a coincidence why he was the best pitcher of his era. I'm honored to have had the opportunity to see him throw for four years. 'm Going to miss his presence and passion, but above all , I will miss his intensity."

Halladay Roy Oswalt said he was a first ballot Hall of Famer.

" Roy was one of the best pitchers in the game and the students I have had the honor to play with ," Oswalt said. " No doubt it was the best pitcher of this era. "

Halladay had shoulder surgery during the season and returned in September, but clearly was not right. He went 4-5 with a 6.82 ERA in 13 starts this year.

"It's fun to play the game and go out and compete ," he said . "I wanted the fifth day more than anything. Exit and know that it will not feel good and I would not do it the way I wanted was frustrating. Tried to give everything I can , but something was holding me . felt I could not give them what I wanted. "

Halladay badly wanted to play for the Phillies have a chance to win the World Series. The Phillies had won three straight division championships , the 2008 World Series and 2009 NL championship by the time Halladay arrived. They had the best record in the majors in the first two seasons of Halladay , but lost to the San Francisco Giants in the 2010 NLCS and St. Louis Cardinals in the Division Series National League 2011.

In his last appearance in the postseason, Halladay lost to Chris Carpenter and the Cardinals 1-0 in the decisive Game 5 of the 2,011 mourning. Early in the series, the Cardinals were boosted when a squirrel scampering Meeting in the field.

" I think the only thing I took away from that you can have the best team on paper, can make the guys that they want it ," Halladay said. " But when the squirrel runs across the plate while he is trying to launch , there is nothing you can do about that. So you really start to realize that there are plenty of things out of your control. it takes more than nine guys. takes nine guys, and you need the 25 on the list. takes coaches , staff, and a lot of luck is needed. "

Bears Ditka removed from No. 89 during the ceremony

Mike Ditka said any real or perceived acrimony between him and the Bears organization has been " swept under the rug " after the formal withdrawal of his jersey number 89 on Monday night at Soldier Field.

" I never had any ( animosity ) , really ," Ditka said during a press conference after the ceremony on the field during halftime of Bears game - Cowboys.

"I thought ( fief ) was blown out of proportion , really. I mean, it was a little sore , but it was never really angry with anyone. I get it , I got it . 's Good to have it all swept under the carpet or what you mean. nuff respect and admiration for what they are trying to do ... the main office , the property "

Bears Chairman George McCaskey today said he was happy to extend a hand of reconciliation of the organization.

"I had the privilege to ask , and it was very exciting for me," McCaskey said Monday afternoon . "I think he appreciated the gesture . Certainly hope so.

" As Mike says himself , the last time we won, he was the coach. And the last time they won before that, was a player . So no one else besides George Halas can say that in the history of bears. So it's perfectly appropriate . "

Ditka appeared emotional as he recalled his career as a Hall of Fame tight end and then a Super Bowl champion coach.

"I saw Virginia ( McCaskey ) and looks wonderful," Ditka Daughter Bears founder George Halas said. " I'm going back with her and ( her late husband ) Ed ( McCaskey ) at the beginning and it was a child of 22 years old when he came to Chicago and met with Mr. Halas . Was she dazzled by that $ 12,000 a year contract. I went to buy a new car. had to go. "

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell extended congratulations and respect earlier on Monday .

" He is not only a great Hall of Fame , and someone who continues to contribute back to the football game , but it was one of those unique guys who can contribute on the field as a player and coach , and then continues to contribute to game. think it's a great and well deserved recognition . "

Goodell appeared at an event Monday morning in Pulaski International Elementary School to help celebrate the fifth anniversary of the larger program of the United States within the school club.

Former Bears linebacker Otis Wilson, a key member of the '85 Bears , Ditka praised qualities as a coach and motivator.

"I went through two ( NFL) strikes - '82 and '87 ," Wilson said. " There were a lot of things said on both sides, but the one thing that has remained constant since Mike Ditka first came here ... he said . " . Go to the Super Bowl put a chip on his shoulder and we're going to win. " And that's what it was.

" I respect him for that and actually said was : . ' . 'll Be one of those guys who is going to be here ' . . Y has been a consummate professional I have no problem with Mike Ditka I mean , I had a chip on my shoulder when I played . wish the guys played like we did in their day. But it's a different game now and Mike to get his just due . I'm happy for him. "

Monday 9 December 2013

Garth Brooks announces world swivels 2014

The country superstar Garth Brooks announced his first concert tour since it left the road in 2000 to help raise his daughters.
After joking with Robin Roberts on " Good Morning America " that at age 52 , come February that effort would be " the wheelchair and walking tour , " he said, " Well, you know what, It's you and like us, " I have had a history forever, we will announce it. going on a world tour in 2014 GMA "to promote " blame it all on my roots, " it was in Brooks . " Five decades of influence ", his new six-disc set .
Since 2000 , when she divorced first wife Sandy Mahl , whom he has three daughters , Brooks actions have been limited to nine concerts in 2007 with his band in Kansas City, Mo., and a solo career that has just concluded in the Encore Theater in the Wynn hotel- casino Las Vegas , which began in 2009.
" Our baby is the last year of school ," said Roberts of his calendar , referring to the youngest daughter Allie . "We've talked about it and all my babies are fine with it. And Ms. Yearwood 's fine with it ," he said , using a nickname for country singer Trisha Yearwood , his wife since 2005.
On Sunday night , Brooks paid tribute to Kennedy Center honoree Billy Joel by performing " Only the Good Die Young" , " Allentown " and " Goodnight Saigon " . The latter was supported by a gospel choir and later the U.S. military veterans , drawing a standing ovation and tears from many in the crowd at the ceremony in Washington , DC .
The tour dates will be announced later.

Alex Morgan Engaged to Servando Carrasco, Heartbreak spreads around the world

Alex Morgan, women's football hero who is loved by all men on the planet, is dedicated. Sorry, all. Morgan became engaged to MLS player Servando Carrasco of Houston Dynamo. Details are not available, nor are important. All it means is that Morgan, attracting a crowd on the Internet when going to Halloween parties or goes paddle boarding in Hawaii or cliff diving is off the market.

Prince George County asks for help from residents during snow removal

WASHINGTON - Department of Public Works of Prince George County residents asked to park in even numbered sides of residential streets, or in his ways, to make things easier for the plows.

Also ask residents to shovel their driveways after plowing and removing snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to their homes and businesses.

The department said that 168 trucks were mobilized to salt and plow roads.

To report snow conditions on your street, the department asks residents to wait 12 hours after precipitation has stopped, then call 311 or CountyClick Information Center at 301-350 Snow -0500. You can also fill the application form of snow at the county website.

BIG Star Entertainment Awards Announced

Encouraged by the success of the previous three seasons, BIG 92.7 FM in association with Star Plus Entertainment Awards will be presented big star. Like every year, the show will air on the eve of New Year and honor the greatest artists of television, movies, music, theater and sports. The awards give the public the opportunity to nominate and vote for their favorite artists through fields. The hearings will be informed of the nominations and voting unit mass where thousands can vote for their favorite artists.

Sunday 8 December 2013

Bonnie and Clyde: History Channel can get away with this.

Even think about watching the History Channel's Bonnie and Clyde , you must accept the fact that unfortunately two: Yes , they really do this and at no point in the production cycle , you will not be able to do anything. to stop it

What the audience has the potential to be decided - much as they have for live sound of NBC's Music Week - is what level of holiness , they are happy to see the visit as a class. music is a great feeling of love , you tend to fall by the display of beautiful costumes and old car ran well , then yes, this is a remake for you.

But if you're a fan of the film , starring in 1967 Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway away and if you are even familiar with the real life story of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker. are far away ...

History Channel's strategy here is to make it. As difficult as possible in order to avoid watching this broadcast in two parts on Sunday and Monday nights, Bonnie and Clyde were taken to three networks : The History & E and Lifetime cast includes Emile . Hirsch is Clyde and Bonnie Granger was stopped and Holly Hunter and William Hurt is an actor . Educational institution The award is assumed that pay very well to lend a sort of . Credibility This project is something to it.

Chiefs embarrass listless Redskins

Instead of scoreboard watching a snowy Sunday, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith focused on what he and his teammates could control - win.

And boy did it make in their 45-10 defeat unravel the Washington Redskins, Mike Shanahan (3-10).

Had either the Miami Dolphins or the Baltimore Ravens lost, the Chiefs (10-3) would have secured a wild card for the playoffs in the AFC.

Neither scenario unfolded. But it did not matter as much as Smith was concerned because he thought the Chiefs looked even better than the team that started the season 9-0.

"The most important thing is that we came back to win, lose three straight, not really play our style of football, today we did that,'' Smith said after throwing a pair of touchdowns.

Sunday 1 December 2013

Fast and Furious franchise will move forward ...

Fast & Furious 7 is currently in the process of filming . But after the shocking death of Paul Walker , many were left to wonder how the franchise will move forward . But now we can tell you only that the movie is scheduled to come out in July 2014 to honor the late star.

"Many people in production have not even heard the sad news because of the holidays. But almost positive that this film will continue to move forward to honor him, " a source close to the film's crew told the media. "When people get back to work on Monday , the meeting will be a lot happening. " .
Paul Walker in a car crash .

Paul starred in the movie Fast & Furious Five , six plus seven neutral way through filming when he tragically lost his life in a car crash.

Paul F. Crouch, founder of Trinity Broadcasting Network, Dies at 79.

His death was confirmed by the network that he had been suffering from Alzheimer's disease, heart for decades.

He often appeared on camera, microphone in hand, quoting from the Bible and offered his optimistic brand of Christianity.

But he has also faced criticism over lavish spending millions of dollars collected through the network. Years ago, his niece accused the network of financial impropriety, and his father, Paul Crouch, Jr., was forced out of employees.
Paul Franklin Crouch was born in St. Joseph, Mo. on March 30, 1934, his parents were missionaries living in Egypt. He graduated from the Bible Institute in Springfield, Mo., and began working in radio.

In a tribute video by the network on Saturday, Mr Crouch could be seen celebrating the expansion of the network in the new city. "Around the country they are coming to know Jesus," he said, "the church, I think we should be glad. 'The whole world will be saved. ".

Networks work from the sermon preached outstanding as Joel Osteen and special aired this month, with revenues Billy Graham. Earlier this year I interviewed Rick Crouch, the former Republican presidential candidates on his show.

Networks also owns a theme park Holy Land Experience in Orlando, Florida.

Some Christian leaders have criticized the pair for preaching. "Prosperity gospel" - the message that if you have faith in God and donates generously you will profit in return, in 2010, donated the money to TBN Total $ 93,000,000 squatting with two. mansions in Newport Beach, Calif., and the company's aircraft valued at $ 8 million and $ 49 million each.
In 2012, Mr Crouch granddaughter Brittany Koper public with allegations of inappropriate financial Miss Koper told The New York Times that her work has been labeled the personal expenses as expenses. Ministry luxuries But for the lawyer said that Ms. Koper and her husband were fired from TBN and they were accused of stealing $ 1.3 million.
Born in a family dispute call. Her father is from the network, he served on the committee that has been caught in the middle of the dispute was. "One of the hardest things I ever had to endure.".

No. 5 Auburn shocks No. 1 Alabama in the last play of the game.

They say that lightning never strikes twice in the same place. But the legend All you need is the right amount of heat in a reasonable amount of bits and a bit of luck shaking the universe to attract from the sky.

In a small patch of land covered by the Alabama steel and concrete and beliefs of 87,451 fans, those elements collide in perfect harmony Saturday night in a way that changed the course of history.

BOX Rating: Tigers 34, Tide 28.

Strengths: How the top 25 fared in Week 14.

"Prayer in Jordan - Hare" events that are not equal. In the history of the program But from a clear night sky while dreaming the Alabama 57-yard field goal sailed to the pole with no time on the clock Saturday evening, come here, come here, come here, heat and hope.

The most memorable play in the Auburn, has been replaced by perhaps the greatest player in college football history. Miracle season for the Tigers, who never has - and never will be - a bigger one Chris Davis returned 109 yards in discharging No. 1 Alabama, 34-28.

"What it is like," Davis said. "I like to say that God is good, God is good.".

Is 78th Iron Bowl ended, and a hell of a player bursting with Dogpile Auburn in the end zone and thousands of fans running onto the field with the most skeptical. About all the games that have turned wild even before playing the past. About betting on Alabama, which appears to be headed for a third consecutive national title. About what it means for Auburn, which has opened 3-9 last season to 11-1 and a trip to the Southeast Conference championship game Saturday in the first year under Vegas. by Malzahn, but mostly about a lot of fate that seems to be riding on the Tigers this season.

At least 4 dead, 60 hurt as Metro North Commuter Rail Derails in New York.

Four people are dead and over 60 injured after a Metro-North commuter train derailed in the arch of the track on its way to New York.

Sixty-three people were injured - 11 critically - in an accident that occurred at 7:20, about 100 meters north of the station, Spuyten Duyvil in the Bronx, according to authorities.

Metro-North spokeswoman told FoxNews.com derailment involving bicycles Hudson Line train leaving in Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County 5:54 - the second train to leave the station Sunday.

The train is scheduled to arrive at Central Station, Manhattan grand 07:43 Passengers were removed from the wreck by officials with dozens of blood and scratches the ice pack at the head of them.

"I was sleeping and I woke up when the car started rolling several times," Joel Zaritsky blood, which is on his way to New York for meetings Dental said.

"Then I saw a pebble at me and I heard people screaming. With smoke and debris everywhere. People were thrown to one side of the train. "

Train consists of seven cars, including locomotive and five cars off the tracks, Metro-North spokesman Aaron Donovan said.

The derailment occurred near the Harlem River, and authorities say two cars were left lying on the side of them, even if no car into a nearby drain.

"One approached and came closer. But do not go in, "Donovan told FoxNews.com.

Donovan said the locomotive was pushing the train from the rear, although the train engineer was stationed in front of the bus first.

Other accidents Metro North Railroad in 2013.

New York Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said there was initial concern that people may have been left out of the train after the crash and landed in the water. NYPD dive team, helicopters and dog teams, and nothing was found, Kelly said.

"It will be a long time before this is cleared up," MTA spokesperson Marjorie de told Fox News. "It's not hugely crowded train," she added.

It was known as the. But what caused the derailment, although the KGB, told Fox News that authorities will carry black box trains for transfer to the National Transportation Safety Board.

"Whether it is the speed factor is determined as part of the investigation," Dave noted, adding the accident happened in the area. "Slow speed" designated as such because of the large curves.

Frank told WABC-TV Tatulli passenger trains on the train seemed to go "fast" than usual as it approached the bend into the station.

Keith Holloway, NTSB spokesman, said the agency has been sent to the team to investigate.

Donovan said trains and not due to stop at the station. The incident happened Sunday just south of the train unloading garbage derailed in mid-July.

And New York Gov Andrew Cuomo announced the death in a news conference at the site of the tournament, adding that among the injured were train operators still unidentified. All the victims were taken to four area hospitals.

Firefighters said the 130 firefighters at the scene.

Edwin Valero in a building apartment above the scene, the accident happened when the train derailed. He said that although no water goes into the Hudson River meets the Harlem least one ended up a few feet from the water's edge.

He said he did not realize the train has turned to the side until he saw a firefighter walking on the window.

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