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The remains of a ship dating back for the 18th century have been uncovered by workers close towards the old Earth Trade Center website in lower Manhattan.

Archaeologists said the 32ft-long vessel was possibly employed along with other debris to fill in land to extend New York City into the Hudson River.

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Those who examined the locate described it as ‘significant’.

Ship-shape: Archaeologists work on the remains of an 18th century ship uncovered buried at the web site with the Globe Trade Center yesterday

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A trio of intriguing crop circles have appear recently. The top image is that of a crop circle found on July 13th, 2010 at Guys Cliffe, near Old Milverton, Warwickshire. The middle image was taken at Clay Hill, Warminster, Wiltshire on July 11th, 2010 and the last image was taken the same day in another location in Wiltshire.

The crop circle phenomenon started in Westbury, just three miles north of Warminster in August 1980 and last month 200 crop circles have appeared in one elaborate formation within the nearby village of Mere.

Some believe Westbury’s proximity for the prehistoric stone circles at Stonehenge and Avebury is the reason for the strange goings-on.

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Others say it’s due to the fact it lies on the confluence of two so-called leylines, which link spots explained to have ‘mystical energy’.

Conspiracy theorists put them down for the proximity of Salisbury Plain, home of secret military work.

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*One-Armed Man Charged With Unarmed Robbery

masslive – Police charged a one-armed man with unarmed robbery early Primbon Wednesday afternoon following an incident that occurred about noon on Wednesday a block away from the police station.

The suspect, Manuel Hernandez, 28, of 52 Avon Location, goes by the street name of Lefty, Sgt. John M. Delaney stated.

Hernandez robbed a 58-year-old man of his wallet at the corner of Chestnut and Mattoon streets about noon, Delaney, aide to Police Commissioner William J. Fitchet stated. The wallet Primbon contained $354 in money, he explained.

The victim reported the robbery at police headquarters, 130 Pearl Street, and provided a description of the suspect.

Sgt. Mark Rolland spotted Hernandez a short time later on Worthington Street and arrested him, Delaney said. The victim identified Hernandez as the man who robbed him.

Police recovered the victim’s wallet — including the $354 in money — from Hernandez’s pocket.

Hernandez entered an innocent plea at his arraignment Thursday in Springfield District Court. He was ordered held on $10,000 bail and is because of appear in court again on Aug. 12 for a bind-over hearing to figure out if his trial will take location in district or superior court.
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round 8pm from the evening, a UFO was spotted hovering more than Chongqing’s Shaping park for a lot more than an hour. Eyewitnesses describe the same UFO that closed Hangzhou’s Xiaoshan Airport on July 7th. It appeared exactly one week soon after the last just one, but it was observed in a different location.

A witness surnamed Chen gave an account towards the media. “I stared at it and it did not move,” Chen said. “After hovering for an hour, the thing started to fly higher and finally out of people’s sight.”

A probe into the UFO incident that closed the airport last week has turned up absolutely nothing. A team of UFO authorities from Shanghai and Beijing gathered in Hangzhou to assist with the investigation.

The authorities aren’t receiving much cooperation from airport officials, although. The officials say again that the radar caught nothing and refuse to turn more than radar images from July 7th.

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abcnewsAn unidentified flying item (UFO) forced Xiaoshan Airport in Hangzhou, China to cease operations on July 7. A flight crew preparing for descent first detected the item around 8:40 p.m. and notified the air traffic control department. Aviation authorities responded within minutes, grounding outbound flights and diverting inbound ones to airports in Ningbo and Wuxi.

A UFO in China’s skies forces Xiaoshan Airport to cease operations for just one hour.

Eighteen flights were affected. Although normal operations resumed an hour later, the incident captured the attention on the Chinese media and sparked a firestorm of speculation on the UFO’s identity.

“It can be a hidden U.S. bomber flying toward China,” just one Internet user wrote on Monday. Another wrote on Sunday night, “In my opinion, the UFO is neither a U.S. missile nor a Russian satellite. Suggestions that it really is extraterrestrial are even more preposterous. Everybody, use your head. This is clearly a man-made phenomenon. Would the U.S. or Russia risk provoking China’s anger by firing a missile or satellite rocket in Chinese skies, without warning? I believe the Chinese military is responsible for the UFO. It really is a new missile or aircraft being tested out.”

Fueling speculations further, Hangzhou residents released photos, taken in the afternoon ahead of the delays, of a hovering item bathed in golden light and exhibiting a comet-like tail. Less than an hour before the Xiaoshan airport shut down, residents stated they also saw a flying item emitting red and white rays of light.

Resident Ma Shijun was taking a nighttime stroll with his wife when he saw the item.

“I felt a beam of light more than my head. Looking up, I saw a streak of bright, white light flying across the sky, so I picked up the camera and took the photo. The time was 8:26 p.m. Nevertheless, no matter whether the object was a plane, or whether or not it was Xiaoshan Airport’s UFO, I don’t have a clear answer,” Ma told the Xinhua news agency.

The photos taken by Hangzhou residents may well be unrelated for the UFO that shut down Xiaoshan Airport. According to Hangzhou meteorological authorities, residents in the afternoon possibly saw light reflecting off of an airplane. As for Ma’s nighttime photo, Beijing Planetarium curator Zhu Jing told Xinhua that the item looks just like a plane shining its strobe lamps.

For now, the UFO’s identity remains shrouded in mystery. A spokesman from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) confirmed to ABC News that the matter is under investigation. He declined to disclose further details. A day after the sighting, nonetheless, an anonymous source told China Daily that authorities already discovered the identity in the UFO right after an investigation but could not publically disclose the information since “there was a military connection.” An official explanation is expected to be released on Friday, the source said.

Today, five researchers from the Beijing UFO Exploration Society as well as the Shanghai UFO Investigative Exploration Center traveled to Hangzhou to study the phenomenon.

“We have various places to visit on our agenda, including the Xiaoshan Airport plus the CAAC East China Regional Administration,” the director of the Shanghai UFO Investigative Exploration Center, Lou Jinhong, told ABC News. “I cannot offer an opinion on this case, since we have not yet collected all the relevant documents and data. It’s not clear how long the investigation will take.”

The Hangzhou incident comes after a string of recent UFO sightings in China. On June 30, residents in Xinjiang province saw a flying object bathed in a fan of white light. Sightings have also been reported in Hunan, Shandong and Jiangsu provinces. Di primbon juga ada ufo

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This is the quote of some one prediction in a forum for the 2010
1) I predict that most peoples’ 2010 predictions won’t come true. (except for mine.)
2) I predict that there will be cold weather in the northern part of the country this winter.
3) I predict that there will a celebrity death in 2010, maybe more than one!
4) I predict higher gas prices this summer.
5) I predict tensions in the Middle East.
6) I predict that more people in war will kill and die in the name of their god than for any other reason.
(think about that all you christians, muslims, hebrews, etc…)
7) I predict that there will be congressional gridlock in the coming year.
I predict at least one sex scandal in the political, sports, or celeb world.
9) I predict floods, famines,earthquakes, hurricanes, fires, cyclones, typhoons, lightning, thunder, and other weather related mayhem to take place in 2010.
10) I predict that someone somewhere will lose a trailer in a weather related incident.
11) I predict that at least one present or past TV “celebrity” will show who they REALLY are.
12) I predict that the sun will rise and set 365 times wherever you live in 2010.
13) I predict that the “Chicken Little’s” of the world will try to convince you otherwise, and some will believe them.
14) I predict continued hate and prejudice by the very people who preach otherwise.
15) I predict that many people will be born and many people will die as we continue to evolve as the Human Race. It’s the perpetual turnover if you will.