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Wave kills two on Mediterranean cruise
Thursday, March 4, 2010 Two passengers on a Mediterranean cruise ship were killed by a rogue wave on Wednesday. The incident occurred off the north-east coast of Spain. The ship, named the Louis Majesty, had left from Barcelona, Spain and was headed for Genoa, Italy. The giant wave broke the windows on deck five of…Continue reading
Wave kills two on Mediterranean cruise
2009 College World Series field set, games to start Saturday
Saturday, June 13, 2009 The final round of the 2009 College World Series of baseball is set, with eight teams qualifying for the double-elimination tournament. The tournament will begin play on June 13 at Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska in the United States. The College World Series is the final leg of a three-tiered tournament…Continue reading
2009 College World Series field set, games to start Saturday
3/4 &Amp; 4/4 Time Signatures In Music: What They Are &Amp; How They Work
Click Here To Know More About: Top Kids Party Entertainer Perth 3/4 & 4/4 Time Signatures In Music: What They Are & How They Work by Duane Shinn Time signatures (placed on a musical staff along with key signatures) are used to specify how many beats are in a measure (each and every measure of…Continue reading 3/4 &Amp; 4/4 Time Signatures In Music: What They Are &Amp; How They Work
President Bush delivers 2006 State of the Union Address
Wednesday, February 1, 2006 United States President George W. Bush delivered his annual State of the Union Address on Tuesday. Retrieved from “https://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=President_Bush_delivers_2006_State_of_the_Union_Address&oldid=4502598”
News briefs:May 31, 2010
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Man calls for seizure of Justice Souter home, under eminent domain ruling
Friday, July 1, 2005 In the wake of a United States Supreme Court ruling in Kelo v. New London on eminent domain last week, a California man has proposed that Justice David Souter‘s New Hampshire home be seized by the state and a hotel be built on the site. Logan Darrow Clements faxed a letter…Continue reading
Man calls for seizure of Justice Souter home, under eminent domain ruling
Better Business Bureau Ratings Of Web Hosting Companies
Click Here To Know More About: Scaffolding Newcastle By Jason Kay Often when shopping online or at your local mall you will see ‘Member of the Better Business Bureau, or BBB’ and right away you feel good about shopping at the site or store. But what is the Better Business Bureau and why does it…Continue reading Better Business Bureau Ratings Of Web Hosting Companies
Irish dancing record broken in Cork
Saturday, September 10, 2005 On Saturday 10, 2005, the world record for the largest performance of the Siege of Ennis, an Irish folk dance, was set in Cork, Ireland. It was organised by the Triskel Arts Centre and the local newspaper Evening Echo, and was part of the city’s tenure as European Capital of Culture.…Continue reading
Irish dancing record broken in Cork
Wikinews investigates: Advertisements disguised as news articles trick unknowing users out of money, credit card information
Notice — May 19, 2010 This article has been judged, by consensus of the Wikinews community, not to meet Wikinews standards of style and neutrality. Please see the relevant discussion for details. Wednesday, May 19, 2010 The Internet has already brought great things to the world, but has also brought spam, phishing, scamming, etc. We all…Continue reading
Wikinews investigates: Advertisements disguised as news articles trick unknowing users out of money, credit card information