Yep. He ate too much cake.
An inquest is to be held on a man who died during a contest to see who could eat the most fairy cakes.
The man, thought to be from Birmingham, collapsed at a Swansea nightclub during the event at the end of a party to raise funds for an art exhibition.
Well, maybe not directly, but indirectly? They will affect our environmental preservation measures simply by maybe existing.
These days green is big. The environmental movement has been around for decades, but issues such as global warming, recycling, and saving the planet have never been so much in the spotlight. Though many corporations have arrived late in the game (cynics might suspect they saw another type of green in “green marketing”), many New Agers and believers in the mysterious and paranormal have long incorporated environmentalism into their beliefs.
Among people who claim to have been abducted or contacted by space aliens, messages about world peace and warnings of impending environmental disaster are common.
It’s one thing to burgle. it’s another to burgle equipped with nunchucks.
The “Ninja Bandit” was so named after a the intruder wielded a set of nunchucks when he scuffled with a homeowner in his kitchen in September. Other residents have said they, too, have encountered the burglar, but the suspect has managed to escape each time.
I guess if you’re gonna run about the night causing trouble, you may as well be a ninja.
I guess the police just don’t seem too concerned about this one though.
It’s bad enough that thieves have walked away with more than 500 parking meters in downtown Atlanta this year.
What’s worse is that police are not even investigating.
Sandra Jennings, deputy commissioner of the city’s transportation office, says Atlanta has had to replace about 39 per cent of its parking meter inventory this year because of the thefts.
I am intrigued by the design of this stadium. It is presented as being unique compared to the design of newer ballparks.
The Tampa Bay Rays this afternoon revealed a bold plan for a new waterfront baseball stadium at one end of a dramatically transformed St. Petersburg downtown.
The Rays’ plans call for a $450-million, open-air, 34,000-seat stadium to open in 2012 at the current site of Al Lang Field. On the other end of downtown at Tropicana Field, the team proposes a massive retail and residential development.
