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lwpz Militants use tattoos for identification
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Użytkownik Postów: 2889 Data rejestracji: 22.07.24	Pdpu Explosive traces found on victims of EgyptAir flight that crashed in May Of the many stories of Asians countering attacks in London and elsewhere during the recent unrest, one of the lesser known is that of Indian-origin shopkeeper Kiran Bhowan, who used a cricket bat to chase away looters. Three rioters kicked their way into his shop in east London in daylight on Thursday, but were successfully chased away by Bhowan. One of the three, aged 17, on Friday pleaded guilty to violent disorder and burglary at City of Westminster Magistrates Court. James Bolton-Smith, prosecuting lawyer, said the teenager and his accomplices forced their way behind the counter. He said stanley cup the incident was horrifying for Bhowan, according to the Daily Telegraph. He said: The shopkeeper produced a cricket bat and managed to chase the three young men out of the shop before they took anything. The defendant admitted his particular part in interview and admitted trying to steal cigarettes because stanley cup he thought the police were too b stanley cup usy to do anything. Bhowan, 50, said he did not want his heroism glorified , and told newspersons: It was frightening and I m still shaking at the moment. It s nerve-wracking when you have your family at the back of the shop - though fortunately they weren t here at the time. He added: Nothing was going through my mind when they came in - you ve just got to make a decision. It had to be done, as simple as that. You have to take the first one even if 20 of them come in. You just can t let them walk over you. I don t want this glorified Ifdc Islamic State kills five journalists working for Libyan TV station A massive radio telescope in rural West Virginia has begun listening for signs of alien life on 86 possible Earth-like p nike dunk lanets, US astronomers said on Friday. HT Image The giant dish began this week pointing toward each of the 86 planets -- culled from a list of 1,235 possible planets identified by NASA s Kepler space telescope -- and will gather 24 hours of data on each one. It s not absolutely certain that all of these stars have habitable planetary systems, but they re very good places to look for ET, said University of Califo stanley cup rnia at Berkeley graduate student Andrew Siemion. The mission is part of the SETI project, which stands for Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence, launched in the mid 1980s. Last month the SETI Institute announced it was shuttering a major part of its efforts -- a 50 million dollar project with 42 telescope dishes known as the Allen Te airmax lescope Array ATA -- due to a five million dollar budget shortfall. ATA began in 2007 and was operated in partnership by the UC Berkeley Radio Astronomy Lab, which has hosted several generations of such experiments. It was funded by the SETI Institute and the National Science Foundation NSF . With ATA s dishes in hibernation for now, astronomers hope the powerful Green Bank Telescope, a previous incarnation of which was felled in a windstorm in 1988, will provide targeted information about potential life-supporting planets. Our search employs the largest fully steerable radio telescope on the planet https://www.timber-land.de

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