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| http://muvdigital.net/ Crews began draining a pond next to a smashed mobile-home park in a search for bodies Monday after a twister ripped through Indiana and Kentucky and killed at the very least 22 people.CBS News correspondent Cynthia Bowers reports it seems as if the tornado focused on the worst possible place at the most vulnerable time — a large mobile home park in the sleepy day hours. In addition to packing winds all the way to 200 mph, the tornado was traveling at speeds of 60 mph — when individuals became aware of it, the tornado had been on top of them (video).At the very least 18 people died with the Eastbrook Mobile Home Park in Evansville, and 4 others were killed in neighboring Warrick County. Dozens remained hospitalized.A summary of some 200 people feared missing through the mobile home park had been whittled as a result of a couple of dozen by late Monday afternoon, Eric Williams, Vanderburgh County chief deputy sheriff.After turning over debris in the mobile home park and listening for signs of life in the ruins, searchers turned their focus on the drainage pond, where four bodies put together over the weekend.Crews broke the pond's containment walls to lessen the water level, finding one body around midday Monday, and began pumping out the rest of the water."It is the one spot in this area we have not thoroughly searched because it is under water," Williams said.The death toll was put at 22 on Sunday, then came down to 21 early Monday. It absolutely was raised back to 22 with the discovery of the body from the pond.State officials said nearly 600 homes from the two Indiana counties were destroyed or heavily damaged. Gov. Mitch Daniels declared scenario of emergency and asked the government for disaster assistance.Rick Kalishun spent the morning at a hospital, where his 4-year-old son Trystan was dealing with a punctured lung he suffered when the tornado hit their mobile home.After the tornado hit, "I was looking at the couch looking at the sky," Kalishun said. "I saw the 60-inch TV in the front of the living room — it wound up on the recliner, just like someone laid it there screen face-up." no previous page next 1/2
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http://muvdigital.net/ The stepfather of Michael Jackson's accuser testified Tuesday any time the broadcast of a damaging TV documentary about Jackson, an affiliate of the pop star offered the family a college education and a house.However the stepfather said when he sought money for the entire family, he was accused of blackmail.The stepfather took the stand as the prosecution shifted from witnesses who alleged past improprieties by Jackson time for the current allegations that the singer molested a 13-year-old boy in February or March 2003, gave him alcohol and conspired to keep his family captive to obtain them to rebut the documentary.From the Feb. 6, 2003, documentary, "Living With Michael Jackson," Jackson along with the boy appeared on camera, and Jackson said he let children sleep in his bed but characterized it innocent.Part of the stepfather's testimony dealt with the period leading up to Feb. 19-20, 2003, once the boy, his brother, sister and mother made a rebuttal video in which they praised Jackson.The stepfather testified he began asking Jackson associate Frank Tyson what monetary compensation there is for the family if they participated in the rebuttal video. Tyson continues to be named by prosecutors as an unindicted co-conspirator in Jackson's case."I said, `What have you been offering this family to do this?"' the stepfather said. He quoted Tyson as replying, "We're offering protection."'The stepfather continued, "I said, `Frank, the family doesn't need protection. Who are you protecting them from?"'He said he never got a remedy.As the conversation continued, the witness said, Tyson "said he would definitely offer a college education and a house." The stepfather said he told Tyson family members did not need a house or college, and asked, "What are you offering them monetarily?"At that point, the witness said, Tyson replied, "Are you looking to blackmail us?"The stepfather said he had no idea there was any information that might be used for blackmail. He also said he received "zero" money from Jackson.The stepfather described a tumultuous time in February 2003 when the mother and children were whisked off to Florida, purportedly to hold a news conference with Jackson, returned and were taken up Neverland, then brought back to Chicago. no previous page next 1/2
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http://www.ahlborn-kirchenorgeln.com/uggaustralia.html Hong Kong is making plans to modernize traditional Chinese medicines with clinical testing, official stamps of approval and global marketing. By establishing recognized standards for your ancient healing methods, which stress total body harmony instead of ridding the body of harmful bacteria or viruses that cause sicknesses, Hong Kong wishes to help create a bigger international industry it can easily dominate.Hong Kong's first-class business infrastructure and mainland China's understanding the medicines would prove a great combination, said Francis Ho, Hong Kong's director-general of industry.Chinese people drug makers could become bigger players in a growing global herbal medicine market that was worth $16.8 billion last year, and the expanding health grocery store that brought in $65 billion, Ho told a news conference.Within a 10-year plan released Tuesday, Hong Kong will be able to start producing Chinese medicine-based health tonics and supplements for export in three years and curative drugs within a decade, Ho said."We can see this trend of fitness," Ho said. "Many consumers now prefer natural products rather than chemical-based drugs."Private companies will be doing most of the work, but the government may help by building world-class research and regulatory systems, which can be essential to market the drugs abroad, Ho said.Chinese herbal medicine already has become a profitable business, as alternative medicines gained popularity and credibility in the West as a complement to traditional Western medicine, Ho said.But hardly any Chinese drugs are exported caused by a lack of an international drug approval administration to oversee the quality. And many Chinese drugs have not undergone any contemporary clinical scrutiny.Chinese medical practitioners usually prescribe medicinal brews of herbs and animal derivatives, and there are also many herb-based over-the-counter drugs. Traditional Chinese medicines using 100 % natural ingredients and animal parts have been about for 5,000 years.
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