Sunday, July 02, 2006

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A giant ice cube or a gift from God?


Weather experts cannot explain what caused a microwave oven-sized block of ice to fall from the sky and shatter on the pavement outside an upmarket Douglasdale complex at 9.58am on FridayBut the security guards who witnessed the icy object plummet to its pulpy end believe that it might have been a blessing from above."It came from God... because the (security guard) strike is over," one of the men told the Saturday Star. One of his colleagues, 26-year-old Soweto resident Sizwe Sofika, vehemently rejected suggestions that the ice block could have been frozen human waste ejected from a passing aircraft. "There is no poo here," Sofika said. "There is no smell." Sofika said he and fellow Special Armed Services guard, S'Wester Moya, were sitting in a security booth outside the Fontana de la Vita complex when they saw a white object fall from the sky and hit the pavement with a resounding crash.
"We thought it was something like plastic. When it hit the pavement it cracked into pieces and it made a noise like a collision," Sofika said. Although he had seen snow in Newcastle, KwaZulu Natal, when he was an eight-year-old boy, Sofika said he had never seen anything like the large ice ball before.
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    Walmart evacuated


    More than 60 people were taken to area hospitals yesterday, complaining of nausea, burning eyes, and shortness of breath after being exposed to an unknown, apparently airborne irritant at a Wal-Mart in Danvers, authorities said.

    Sign up for: Globe Headlines e-mail Breaking News Alerts The emergency began with a 9 11 call at about 2:30 p.m. from someone at the store who complained about an unknown gas wafting through the air, fire officials said. Firefighters and hazardous materials teams responded, setting up a yellow tent where they sprayed exiting employees and shoppers with decontaminants.

    Wal-Mart officials shut the store and evacuated everyone inside. The victims were taken to several hospitals in the area; none of their injuries were considered life threatening, authorities said.

    Sergeant Carole Germano of the Danvers Fire Department said that the store's ventilation system was working at the time of the 9 11 call and that no flammable gases were detected inside the Wal-Mart. Germano said investigators were not sure what had afflicted people inside the store yesterday.

    ``It's just some unknown irritant," Germano said. ``They don't even know what it is right now."


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    Bikers Defy Officials, Rally in Calif.


    Thousands of bikers roared into the town made famous by Marlon Brando's 1953 film "The Wild One" on Saturday, defying a city council decision to cancel one of the country's most celebrated motorcycle rallies. The bikers cruised Hollister's streets on personalized choppers, racing bikes and tricked-out Harley-Davidsons. One man rode with his goggle-sporting dog in a sidecar. "We're the taxpayers. We're not hoodlums," said Jack Stout, 51, of Gilroy, who has logged more than 40,000 miles on his 2003 Harley-Davidson Superglide. The Hollister Independence Rally has been a summer destination for bikers for decades, much like the Sturgis rally in South Dakota. But earlier this year, the City Council voted to cancel the July Fourth weekend event, saying it was too expensive and too dangerous. Bikers showed up anyway, though in smaller numbers. Police Capt. Bob Brooks estimated 5,000 people attended Saturday - normally the most popular day of the rally - compared to 15,000 to 20,000 in previous years. "They'll never stop it. It's been going since the '40s," said Tony Morris, 53, who rode in on his Harley-Davidson Road King from the San Francisco area. Hollister, about 50 miles south of San Jose, is normally a quiet city home to boutiques and mom-and-pop restaurants. But this weekend it was full of bikers riding custom cycles, many worth tens of thousands of dollars.
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  • Pennies may soon be a thing of the past



    Pity the poor penny!

    It packs so little value that merry kids chuck pennies into the fountain near the candy store, just to watch them splash and sink. Stray pennies turn up everywhere: in streets, cars, sofas, beaches, even landfills with the rest of the garbage.

    A penny bought a loaf of bread in early America, but it's a loafer of a coin in an age of inflation and affluence, slowly sliding into monetary obsolescence.

    For the first time, the U.S. Mint has said pennies are costing more than 1 cent to make this year, thanks to higher metal prices. "The penny is going to disappear soon unless something changes in the economics of commodities," says Robert Hoge, an expert on North American coins at The American Numismatic Society.

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    Erotic Peter Pan 'sequel' sparks outrage


    To J M Barrie she was an innocent mother-like child, prone to nothing more than a flirtatious yearning to kiss Peter Pan; to a new audience, she is at the centre of explicit sexual encounters in a book which its writer admits is "pornography".

    Lost Girls, an extraordinary 400-page book by the acclaimed writer Alan Moore, chronicles a series of erotic fantasies starring the heroine of children's classic Peter Pan.

    But the book, to be published later this month, has horrified Great Ormond Street Hospital which owns the rights to the character and claims the subject matter is "inappropriate". It is now considering its next move after the US publisher Top Shelf Productions told The Independent on Sunday it is planning to distribute the book in the UK.

    Eccentric British writer Moore, who has turned the graphic novel into a literary force with books such as Watchmen and V for Vendetta, has spent 16 years working on the 400-page book with his partner, the illustrator Melinda Gebbie. In Lost Girls, Wendy and two other stars of children's literature, Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz and Alice from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, meet up in later life and discuss their colourful sexual experiences, which include a variety of graphically depicted acts including group sex. There is a sex scene on almost every page.

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    Executed Crips co-founder gets final wish, friend says


    The ashes of executed Crips gang co-founder Stanley "Tookie" Williams were spread in a lake in South Africa in accordance with his will, a friend said.

    Barbara Becnel, who co-authored children's books with Williams and witnessed his execution, said in a statement Friday that she and Williams' longtime friend Shirley Neal sprinkled the ashes into the lake Sunday in Thokoza Park in the city of Soweto, as Williams had requested.

    "On his last day of life Stan asked me to spread his ashes in South Africa," Becnel said. "He wanted to return to the motherland."

    Williams was cremated after his death by injection at San Quentin state prison on December 13.

    He was convicted of murdering four people during two 1979 holdups. He claimed to have redeemed himself by writing books encouraging youngsters to stay away from gangs.