Jaycee Lee Dugard, who was kidnapped at the age of 11, 18 years ago, walked into the police station. She was talking to her mother on the phone which was convinced it was Jaycee. DNA test has been made to reassure her identity.
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A man from Wellington, New Zealand, lost his wedding ring, while on a boat, and promised his wife he will find it. when it fell, the guy, placed an anchor to later return and look for it. he was looking for it for months and finally after 16 months he found the anchor and the ring right next to it.
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A taxi driver from Newark, NJ returned a 4 millions dollar violin (1723 Antonio Stradivarius) which was left in his cab by a Grammy-nominated violinist, Philippe Quint.
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New research in the U.S. show steady decrease in cancer death in the past three decades. The researchers said that this is a result of lot of improvements in cancer screening and better treatments. The decrease have shown in all age groups.
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The Kimberly-Clark Corporation, acheived an agreement with greenpaece and will reduce the use of old-growth forest cut in its paper products. By the year of 2011 Kimberly-Clark will get 40% of the wood from recycled paper or from “environmentally responsible” lumber operations.
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Pfizer became the first research-based pharmaceutical company to cut prices on medicines in low income countreis.
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A 97 years old, retired restaurant owner from New York, succeeded in getting a hole-in-one which was his lifelong dream since he started playing golf, 50 years ago.
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At Camp Erin in Big Bear, this July, almost half of the campers were members of the Mourning Star support group. The camp united them with other kids, members of similar groups, to help those who’ve lost loved ones realize they’re not alone and that their feelings are normal.
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In a Chinese aquariuma a diver, who was participating in a diving competition, dived to a depth of four metres when she began suffering sudden cramps in her legs. Mila, the beluga spotted the problem first and pushed her out of the water.
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