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A suspect from Ohio learned a valuable lesson this week: Don't taunt authorities on social media, especially when you're a wanted man. 21-year-old Andrew Marcum jumped in and posted his two cents after authorities shared his picture on Facebook as a featured warrant of the week. The Butler County Sheriff's Office posted in a message that allegations against the Lemon Township resident included burglary, kidnapping, domestic violence and criminal endangering. Apparently not intent on going down without a fight, a man bearing the name Andrew Marcum responded to the post. "I ain't tripping half of them don't even know me." In addition to sharing the suspect's name, the Facebook account is several years old and had other photos resembling Marcum, including one with a large tattoo spelling his last name on his back. Authorities took the man's post seriously enough to respond to it: "Andrew Marcum, if you could stop by the sheriff's office, tha...

Just 12 hours after he got an experimental Ebola vaccine, and just two days after he stuck himself with a needle while caring for Ebola patients in September, Dr. Lewis Rubinson started getting sick. By then, Rubinson was aboard a jet, being evacuated from Sierra Leone to the United States. He wasn't sure if he was infected with Ebola or if the vaccine was causing a reaction. He was en route to strict isolation at the National Institutes of Health outside Washington D.C. Months later, it's fairly clear the vaccine caused the reaction. He has no trace of Ebola infection. What's not entirely clear is whether the vaccine stopped the virus from taking hold, or whether he was never infected in the first place. They could have been symptoms of Ebola, or from the vaccine, which is made using a "live" virus called vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) genetically engineered to carry a small, non-infectious piece of Ebola virus. By design, the vaccine causes a mild infection t...

A Delta Air Lines flight slid off the runway while landing at LaGuardia Airport in New York City during a snowstorm on Thursday. According to Reuters, there were 125 passengers and five crew aboard the MD-80 plane, which had departed from Atlanta and was scheduled to land at LaGuardia at 11 a.m. Officials reported no serious injuries. Photographs posted to social media showed passengers exiting Delta Flight 1086 from emergency exits and slides. Snow covers the plane runway and the plane's nose appears smashed into a fence. ----------------------------------------­--------------------- Welcome to TomoNews, where we animate the most entertaining news on the internets. Come here for an animated look at viral headlines, US news, celebrity gossip, salacious scandals, dumb criminals and much more! Subscribe now for daily news animations that will knock your socks off. For news that's fun and never boring, visit our channel: http://bit.ly/1FpHhR9 Subscribe to stay updated on all the ...

An extensive federal investigation into police practices in Ferguson, Missouri, uncovered new details about the department's racially based and profit-driven enforcement and prosecution. While the U.S. Justice Department declined to bring a civil rights case against former policeman Darren Wilson for killing Michael Brown, Brown’s family to filed a wrongful death suit Thursday. Gwen Ifill reports.

A southwest Florida man put his dead neighbor in the bed of his pickup truck and drove to his lawyer’s office claiming he’d killed the man in self-defense. like, favorite, share and SUBSCRIBE!! More crazy crime files videos to come!! Source: http://bit.ly/1NnrwAd

http://bit.ly/1zfNXza A treacherous winter storm reaching from Texas to New England closed schools, canceled more than 4,000 flights and stranded hundreds of drivers overnight in Kentucky, where as much as 23 inches of snow fell. The snow has caused traffic to come to a standstill and a huge section of the freeway between Elizabethtown and Louisville has become a virtual parking lot - leaving cars and trucks littered across the roads since 10pm last night. Desperate for food, some of those stuck in the 50 mile jam have taken to foraging on the side of the road for food and Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear has declared a state of emergency. 'Help is on the way,' Kentucky National Guard Lieutenant Colonel Kirk Hilbrecht, interviewed on CNN, told drivers stuck overnight in their cars on I-65 and I-24. http://dailym.ai/1NnrwA4

Informations about the Video - please read: Place: Iraq // Date: 03/2015 Content Info: the islamic state attacks the iraqi army in many citys [kirkuk, tikrit, Samaraa....] this video shows only the clashes on the frontline without brutal scenes. we edit this clashes between the islamic state and the iraqi army. since few days start the iraqi army a new big battle against the islamic state. PLEASE READ FIRST TO UNDERSTAND: We are a neutral Group of Filmmakers and workers on Youtube and want to inform the Users on this News Channel about the wars in the Arabic States. we just put this videos online without supporting the contents of the video. we dissociate our selfs from the actions in them. all we do is uploading the videos. not much than this and not less. "AllEyesOnSyria" is not a shocker Channel and we do not want you entertain. We document the war in the Arab countries (Syria, Iraq, Palestine and Egypt). these videos are not intended to shock, we only want to inform. Ple...

Headlines confirming the final hour we are living in. 11:59:59... This broadcast includes the following headlines: - Snow, Ice, extended across the U.S., including the beaches of California! - Tanzania floods kill dozens - Economic Collapse 2015: Gold slips, U.S. running out of room to store oil; price collapse next - Nororvirus reported at Phoenix VA - Vatican confirms ISIS 'Threat on Pope Francis' - Satellite explodes after Catastrophic event - ISIS frees 19 but not because of any 'kindness in their heart' - BBQ Pitmasters told to take down American Flags in Kansas - New York Public Schools must now observe Muslim Holidays that behead animals - Six year-old child suspended for making gun shape with hand - MH370 1 year anniversary, "strong data suggests jet deliberately flown off course towards Antarctica" - Obama tells churches that took bribe to take in illegal immigrants, "Now you must refer illegals children for abortions" and much, much, more....

A Florida man could spend up to five years in Emirati prison for complaining about his employer on Facebook and posting anti-Arab slurs, reports the Tampa Tribune. Police in Abu Dhabi arrested Ryan Pate, 30, when he returned to the UAE last month after spending several weeks in Tampa. “I just couldn’t register it in my head because as an American growing up in the United States, the First Amendment right is just ingrained in my brain,” Pate told The State. Pate, who was working as a helicopter mechanic for Global Aerospace Logistics, said he contacted his employer about recommendations from his doctor. According to his fiancee, Pate was diagnosed with a back condition that makes it difficult for him to perform physical labor. “Their response was heartless and upset Ryan deeply,” his fiancee, Jillian Cardoza, posted on Pate’s GoFundMe account. Pate criticized Global Aerospace Logistics on a Facebook group page. Pate’s lawyer has described the comments as “very offensive.” “It is embarr...

Authorities said a train loaded with crude oil derailed, catching some of its cars on fire, in Illinois while traveling through a rural area of the state. There were no injuries reported, but at least two of the 103 train cars carrying crude oil were set a blaze. A spokesperson for the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency said the scene of the derailment is near the Mississippi River, and there is a concern that oil and other materials on the train may spill into the waterway. State and federal EPA officials were en route to the scene of the derailment. http://nbcnews.to/1A2Gmmu http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ

In a special report, RT America examines the origins, power and expansion of the terrorist group known as the Islamic State (IS, formerly known as ISIS). RT’s Ben Swann delves into the roots of the organization while Ameera David explains how the group amasses the millions of dollars it requires to operate. Finally, Manuel Rapalo explores how the Iraqi army fell apart despite benefiting from billions of dollars of US money – and military hardware – meant to ensure security. Find RT America in your area: http://bit.ly/1jHLX9o Or watch us online: http://bit.ly/1hgZt6Z Like us on Facebook http://on.fb.me/1jHLZhu Follow us on Twitter http://bit.ly/1hgZt70

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As the prestigious scientific journal Nature notes: Shortly after a massive tsunami struck the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant on 11 March, an unmanned monitoring station on the outskirts of Takasaki, Japan, logged a rise in radiation levels. Within 72 hours, scientists had analysed samples taken from the air and transmitted their analysis to Vienna, Austria — the headquarters of the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO), an international body set up to monitor nuclear weapons tests. It was just the start of a flood of data collected about the accident by the CTBTO's global network of 63 radiation monitoring stations. In the following weeks, the data were shared with governments around the world, but not with academics or the public. The attempted cover up of the severity of the Fukushima disaster is nothing new. Governments have been covering up nuclear meltdowns for 50 years, and the basic design for nuclear reactors was ...

Catching up on some videos I've been wanting to post after I have my new video editor figured out. Here's one from February 23, 2015 with Dr. Bill Deagle and Chris Harris called Nuclear Engineer: New video appears to show molten corium that melted out of Fukushima reactor — “Some of it is still oozing” — We’ve been talking about criticalities going on and causing continued heat for a long time now” (AUDIO & VIDEO) the lava lamp effect. Published: February 23rd, 2015 at 5:22 pm ET Chris Harris, former licensed Senior Reactor Operator & engineer, Feb 19, 2015 (at 30:15 in): http://bit.ly/1EjTREV The buildings are really in a state of disrepair at Fukushima. There’s been some new video released of what could be the molten – some of the corium – that has leeched out. We talked a long time ago that some of it is not solid and still oozing in that respect. And this video showed something, that if it weren’t just metal melted, but it sure looked like if it was corium, then it...

http://bit.ly/1zfNXza A massive ancient ocean once covered nearly half of the northern hemisphere of Mars making the planet a more promising place for alien life to have gained a foothold, Nasa scientists say. The huge body of water spread over a fifth of the planet’s surface, as great a portion as the Atlantic covers the Earth, and was a mile deep in places. In total, the ocean held 20 million cubic kilometres of water, or more than is found in the Arctic Ocean, the researchers found. Unveiled by Nasa on Thursday, the compelling evidence for the primitive ocean adds to an emerging picture of Mars as a warm and wet world in its youth, which trickled with streams, winding river deltas, and long-standing lakes, soon after it formed 4.5bn years ago. http://bit.ly/1wYR7Fj http://nyti.ms/1KtPH0X http://bit.ly/1wYR7Fl http://bit.ly/1KtPJFS http://dailym.ai/1wYR7Vy http://bit.ly/1KtPJWo

Bees might bring out a stinging sensation of fear in some, but the little critters play a vital role in our everyday life. Through pollination, bees help produce many of our specialty crops like almonds, berries, fruits and vegetables. It's estimated that bees are responsible for about one in every three bites of food in the United States. That's a crop value of $15 billion to $18 billion. But things are not very sweet in the beehives these days. In the "Honey Bee-Ware" episode of "Inside Man," Morgan Spurlock looks into a frightening new trend: the declining bee population. Since the 1940s, honeybee colonies have decreased from 5 million to 2.5 million. Researchers say there could be many reasons for the decline: everything from parasites and bacteria to environmental stress, like a lack of pollen. http://bit.ly/1H190cz http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ

Nick Gordon is finally going to talk. The 19-year-old hasn’t been willing to share any details about what led to Bobbi Kristina Brown‘s hospitalization last month, but it looks like that’s about to change. TMZ reports that Gordon — who has been banned by Bobby Brown and his family from visiting Kristina — is planning to sit down for an interview with Dr. Phil and reveal his version of what ultimately led to her face down in a bathtub and close to death on Jan. 31. http://celeb.bz/1BLV0mP http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ

Attorney Anthony Gray said Thursday that the family of Michael Brown, the teen killed last year by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, will file a civil wrongful death lawsuit in the case "very shortly" . Neither he nor attorney Daryl Parks would say exactly when it would be filed, but they said that they disagreed with the grand jury's and the Justice Department's decisions not to charge Wilson in the shooting. Parks told reporters, "They have accepted (Wilson's) self-defense." http://bit.ly/1BLV0mE http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ

Make Sure to Subscribe to the New J.KNIGHT Channel: http://bit.ly/1EkkVQI A new report from the US Geological Survey suggests Mississipians may want to stick with bottled water and take short breaths, and a popular weed killer is largely to blame. Herbicides and pesticides, and their still-toxic breakdown byproducts, are found in an alarmingly large portion of rain and air samples in Mississippi, according to a new government report. The USGS study found that Monsanto’s weed killer Roundup, the most widely used product of its kind, and other pesticides were present in more than 75% of air and rain samples it tested over the past few years during the growing seasons in the Mississippi Delta, a large swath of agricultural land in the western part of the state. http://bit.ly/1LEL69k

Food insecurity is a major problem in the US, with more families struggling to put food on the table and live healthier lives. Along with this, Americans have been wasting a large amount of perfectly good, healthy food. RT’s Alexey Yaroshevsky reports on the Baltimore-based charity Food Recovery Network, which is working to combat food insecurity and waste. Find RT America in your area: http://bit.ly/1jHLX9o Or watch us online: http://bit.ly/1hgZt6Z Like us on Facebook http://on.fb.me/1jHLZhu Follow us on Twitter http://bit.ly/1hgZt70

The Obama administration says there would be no way to fix the health care system administratively if the Supreme Court rules against the government in the Obamacare case to be argued next week . The Supreme Court must decide whether subsidies — which reduce the cost of health insurance an average of 72 percent — are available to people who buy their insurance on the federal exchange. Only 16 states have their own exchanges set up. That, in turn, would raise the cost of insurance to those still in the system and make hospital emergency rooms once again the only resort for million of Americans. http://nbcnews.to/1DmPqpY http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ

In our news wrap Tuesday, the Justice Department announced that they found insufficient evidence to charge George Zimmerman for the death of Trayvon Martin in a civil rights case. Also, Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert McDonald apologized for falsely claiming he had served in the special forces. Read the News Wrap: http://to.pbs.org/1G2zVUc

ISIS on a killing rampage on their way to a burning hell as martyrs for Christ worship God, their Last Words: "Lord Jesus Christ" John 16:1-3 "These things have I spoken unto you, that ye should not be offended. They shall put you out of the synagogues: yea, the time cometh, that whosoever killeth you will think that he doeth God service. And these things will they do unto you, because they have not known the Father, nor me." Be sure to watch: "ISIS not Islamic"..."Not What ISLAM Teaches"... Wanna Bet? http://bit.ly/1Gqn52I http://bit.ly/1Gqn27g http://ind.pn/1BoeWh0 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Evangelist Anita Fuentes Website: http://bit.ly/1oIXT0Z Join the Conversation and Get Breaking News Headlines @ my Facebook Page: http://on.fb.me/1oHxprV Join me Live Mon, Wed, Fri 5PM PDT End-Time Broadcast: http://bit.ly/1oHxprU Our End-Time Prophecy Channel - Subscribe!: http://bit.ly/1oIXTOL Pick up A ...

Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald said Tuesday that integrity and character "is part of who I am" and apologized anew for erroneously claiming he served in the military's special forces. (Feb. 24) Subscribe for more Breaking News: http://bit.ly/1f8Dfkz Get updates and more Breaking News here: http://bit.ly/1muaGms The Associated Press is the essential global news network, delivering fast, unbiased news from every corner of the world to all media platforms and formats. AP’s commitment to independent, comprehensive journalism has deep roots. Founded in 1846, AP has covered all the major news events of the past 165 years, providing high-quality, informed reporting of everything from wars and elections to championship games and royal weddings. AP is the largest and most trusted source of independent news and information. Today, AP employs the latest technology to collect and distribute content - we have daily uploads covering the latest and breaking news in the worl...

President Barack Obama has officially vetoed a bill to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, marking his third rejection of congressionally approved legislation during his six years in office. In the veto message, Obama said that the bill "attempts to circumvent longstanding and proven processes for determining whether or not building and operating a cross-border pipeline serves the national interest." The veto, which was long expected, came the same day that the GOP-dominated Congress formally submitted the bill to Obama, although it was passed by both chambers of Congress before the week-long Presidents Day recess. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that the Senate will attempt to override the veto no later than March 3. Congress could override the veto if two-thirds of both the House and the Senate vote to do so, but lawmakers aren't expected to reach that threshold. http://nbcnews.to/1AHLK0P http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ

Fifty years ago, on the night of 10 October 1957, Britain was on the brink of an unprecedented nuclear tragedy. A fire ripped through the radioactive materials in the core of Windscale, Britain's first nuclear reactor. Tom Tuohy, the deputy general manager at the site, led the team faced with dealing with a nightmare no-one had thought possible. "Mankind had never faced a situation like this; there's no-one to give you any advice," he said. Tuohy and his men were confronted by a terrifying dilemma. If they let the fire burn out, it could spread radioactivity over a large area of Britain. But if they put water on the reactor, they risked turning it into a nuclear bomb that could kill them all. Now tapes of the inquiry into the accident, heard for the first time in a BBC film, reveal the reasons why the politicians covered up the causes of the accident. Scientists had been warning about the dangers of an accident for some time. The safety margins of the radioactive mat...

http://bit.ly/1zfNXza US Nuclear Regulatory Commission stated that it began an inspection on one of its containment vessels after one of its units at Summer Nuclear Station in South Carolina was reported damaged. http://bit.ly/1BP53bL

http://bit.ly/1zfNXza Russia's state-owned high-tech corporation Rostec has offered Iran the chance to buy its latest Antey-2500 anti- aircraft and ballistic missile system, instead of the older S-300 system, the company's CEO said, adding that Tehran is considering the deal. “We have offered Antey-2500 instead of S-300. They are thinking. No decision has been made yet," Rostec CEO Sergei Chemezov said while speaking at an international arms show in Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia, according to TASS. Chemezov reminded that Antey-2500 is an improved version of the S-300, which Russia has stopped manufacturing. Under the US$800 million contract signed in 2007 by the two countries, Russia was to deliver S-300 air defense missile systems to Iran. However, the deal was canceled in 2010 by then-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, following UN sanctions imposed on Iran due to its disputed nuclear program. In turn, Tehran filed a currently pending $4 billion lawsuit against Russia with Ge...

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A prepper's compass for navigating through an ethical forest. PREPPER CODE OF ETHICS: 1. Do not steal, unless it is truly needed for sustaining life. 2. Do not kill, unless there is no alternative. 3. Practice defense, not offense. 4. Do not vandalize or pillage others property. 5. Do not obstruct or infringe operations at a hospital or care facility. 6. Do not damage or disable life safety systems. 7. Protect innocence whenever possible. 8. Do unto others as you would like done unto you. 9. Do not take advantage of the weak. 10. Create order from disorder. Agreement with the 'Code of Ethics' maintains that you will: Act with integrity, competence, and respect. Maintain and develop your prepping proficiency. Not abandon one's belief system when given the opportunity. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ^ COPY / PASTE / PRINT ^ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - See "The Objective" video response. http://bit.ly/1w9hzM0...

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Alaska has become the first majority-Republican state to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, joining ranks with Colorado and Washington. The state has not yet set up laws surrounding the drug’s sale, but the ballot initiative requires rules to be enacted by November 24. Alaska Governor Bill Walker, an independent, introduced a bill on Monday to create a marijuana control board that would regulate the state’s industry and give clear guidelines to local law enforcement officials. http://politi.co/1DRNOFS http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ

Alaska has become the first majority-Republican state to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, joining ranks with Colorado and Washington. The state has not yet set up laws surrounding the drug’s sale, but the ballot initiative requires rules to be enacted by November 24. Alaska Governor Bill Walker, an independent, introduced a bill on Monday to create a marijuana control board that would regulate the state’s industry and give clear guidelines to local law enforcement officials. http://politi.co/1DRNOFS http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ

To what extent is genius and mental illness such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia related? To what extent do genetics and environment influence genius and mental illness? Do we as a society overestimate and overemphasize the value of intelligence? This talk explores the age-old notion that "genius" and "madness" are related. With the explosion of scientific knowledge on the brain in the last decade, this talk explores the extent to which we currently understand the biological basis of creativity, intelligence, and mental illness. Dr. Lamont Tang graduated from Stanford University and received his Ph.D. in Neuroscience at Brandeis University while training under Professor Eve Marder, past President of the Society of Neuroscience. He then continued his post-doctoral fellowship in the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the University of California, San Francisco with Graeme Davis. Lamont has published in top neuroscience and biology journals and his res...

Click here for the full version: http://bit.ly/1agHo8t A Fort Lauderdale, Florida police officer is under investigation after a video emerged on YouTube showing him pushing and slapping a homeless man at the Broward Central bus terminal. The video shows officer Victor Ramirez pushing the homeless man, Bruce Laclair, to the ground before slapping him across the face. Laclair, who was wearing a hospital band at the time, was arrested for trespassing. The witness who filmed the incident told the Sun Sentinel that Laclair was sleeping on a bench before the incident. Ramirez reportedly told Laclair to leave the area, but the homeless man protested, telling the officer he needed to use the bathroom before walking away. Ramirez returned to his police cruiser, put on blue gloves and moved in to arrest Laclair. Video shows Ramirez push Laclair to the ground and deliver a sharp slap to his face, followed by a profanity-laden warning to the older man. Ramirez then arrested Laclair and was booked...

WEST BLOOMFIELD, Mich. - Video shows a SMART bus slam into several vehicles Oct. 21, 2014 on Maple Road between Middlebelt and Inkster roads in West Bloomfield. West Bloomfield police say the bus was traveling westbound on Maple Road when it struck several vehicles in the westbound lane. At least one vehicle was vaulted into oncoming traffic. It was struck by a vehicle traveling eastbound on Maple Road. Police said two people were transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The bus driver is a 65-year-old man who, police say, told officers he had fallen asleep right before the crash. He tested negative for alcohol. The video shows him try to slam on the brakes and swerve, but it was too late. http://bit.ly/1NlqK6K