Channel 10 ABC Local News Story on Shifta & Timeless Movement

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MIAMI -
Among the crush of tourists and beyond the headlines of police shootings are recording artists like the 26-year-old musician known as Shifta. He will be among many artists hoping to make it big during Urban Beach weekend.

Born in Jamaica and raised in Miami, where he graduated from Coral Reef High School and FIU, Shifta blends Caribbean dancehall traditions with new electronic sounds in his music. Singing, and sometimes rapping, Shifta records in South Florida at C-Rod Studios in Doral. His label, Miami-based Timeless Records, was created more than two years ago, but has been up and running for a year.

"I would definitely call it Caribbean fusion," Shifta said of his energy-infused music.

He and his business partner, Chris Thomas, believe music was always the backbone of Urban Beach Week; a few days that have gotten a bad rap.

"You have bad apples that -- they, unfortunately, reflect on the majority of people," Shifta said.

"How often do you have a lot of people from the music industry in one location for three days?" Thomas said.

Urban Beach weekend typically draws thousands of revelers to South Beach. Thomas said the opportunity for an up-and-coming artist to meet a big name star can be a career starter. Rubbing elbows with the industry's elite isn't uncommon at all.

"Maybe you have an opportunity to just personally hand your demo and they may listen to it. Change your life," Thomas said.

This weekend, Shifta won't be alone hitting clubs and working connections.

"We'll just concentrate on interacting with the fans," Shifta said.

He'll promote his new CD on Timeless Records called Plan B, and spread the message that music can heal any rift.

"I just hope this weekend that everybody's careful -- everybody's on their best behavior. And we show the world, especially those who don't want this weekend to continue, we can create a positive environment. It's very important," he said.

More information about Shifta's music can be found at www.timelessentonline.com

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Meghan Vogel - West Liberty Salem & Arden McMath Finish - AWESOME story. FOX News

Amazing!! Great story for other kids...heck adults!...to see. Sorry about video quality - I had to take video of my television, lol.

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Inside Story Americas - The death of the newspaper?

New Orleans will soon become the largest US city without a daily newspaper and as many famous other titles continue to struggle in the digital age, how will traditional newspapers survive? So, is it premature to say we are witnessing the death of the newspaper industry and where does the newspaper industry go from here? Inside Story Americas with presenter Anand Naidoo, discusses with guests: Paul Farhi, Andrea Stone & Clay Shirky.

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Channel 10 ABC Local News Story on Shifta & Timeless Movement

Link to mix tape: soundcloud.com/timeless-entertainment/sets/shifta
Presented by Timeless Records: timelessentonline.com
Like Shifta on Facebook: facebook.com/realshiftafras
Follow Shifta on Twitter: twitter.com/shiftafras
Check out Shifta's website: shiftafras.com
WWW.TIMELESSENTONLINE.COM

MIAMI -
Among the crush of tourists and beyond the headlines of police shootings are recording artists like the 26-year-old musician known as Shifta. He will be among many artists hoping to make it big during Urban Beach weekend.

Born in Jamaica and raised in Miami, where he graduated from Coral Reef High School and FIU, Shifta blends Caribbean dancehall traditions with new electronic sounds in his music. Singing, and sometimes rapping, Shifta records in South Florida at C-Rod Studios in Doral. His label, Miami-based Timeless Records, was created more than two years ago, but has been up and running for a year.

"I would definitely call it Caribbean fusion," Shifta said of his energy-infused music.

He and his business partner, Chris Thomas, believe music was always the backbone of Urban Beach Week; a few days that have gotten a bad rap.

"You have bad apples that -- they, unfortunately, reflect on the majority of people," Shifta said.

"How often do you have a lot of people from the music industry in one location for three days?" Thomas said.

Urban Beach weekend typically draws thousands of revelers to South Beach. Thomas said the opportunity for an up-and-coming artist to meet a big name star can be a career starter. Rubbing elbows with the industry's elite isn't uncommon at all.

"Maybe you have an opportunity to just personally hand your demo and they may listen to it. Change your life," Thomas said.

This weekend, Shifta won't be alone hitting clubs and working connections.

"We'll just concentrate on interacting with the fans," Shifta said.

He'll promote his new CD on Timeless Records called Plan B, and spread the message that music can heal any rift.

"I just hope this weekend that everybody's careful -- everybody's on their best behavior. And we show the world, especially those who don't want this weekend to continue, we can create a positive environment. It's very important," he said.

More information about Shifta's music can be found at www.timelessentonline.com

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Channel 10 ABC Local News Story on Shifta & Timeless Movement

Link to mix tape: soundcloud.com/timeless-entertainment/sets/shifta
Presented by Timeless Records: timelessentonline.com
Like Shifta on Facebook: facebook.com/realshiftafras
Follow Shifta on Twitter: twitter.com/shiftafras
Check out Shifta's website: shiftafras.com
WWW.TIMELESSENTONLINE.COM

MIAMI -
Among the crush of tourists and beyond the headlines of police shootings are recording artists like the 26-year-old musician known as Shifta. He will be among many artists hoping to make it big during Urban Beach weekend.

Born in Jamaica and raised in Miami, where he graduated from Coral Reef High School and FIU, Shifta blends Caribbean dancehall traditions with new electronic sounds in his music. Singing, and sometimes rapping, Shifta records in South Florida at C-Rod Studios in Doral. His label, Miami-based Timeless Records, was created more than two years ago, but has been up and running for a year.

"I would definitely call it Caribbean fusion," Shifta said of his energy-infused music.

He and his business partner, Chris Thomas, believe music was always the backbone of Urban Beach Week; a few days that have gotten a bad rap.

"You have bad apples that -- they, unfortunately, reflect on the majority of people," Shifta said.

"How often do you have a lot of people from the music industry in one location for three days?" Thomas said.

Urban Beach weekend typically draws thousands of revelers to South Beach. Thomas said the opportunity for an up-and-coming artist to meet a big name star can be a career starter. Rubbing elbows with the industry's elite isn't uncommon at all.

"Maybe you have an opportunity to just personally hand your demo and they may listen to it. Change your life," Thomas said.

This weekend, Shifta won't be alone hitting clubs and working connections.

"We'll just concentrate on interacting with the fans," Shifta said.

He'll promote his new CD on Timeless Records called Plan B, and spread the message that music can heal any rift.

"I just hope this weekend that everybody's careful -- everybody's on their best behavior. And we show the world, especially those who don't want this weekend to continue, we can create a positive environment. It's very important," he said.

More information about Shifta's music can be found at www.timelessentonline.com

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Inside Story Americas - End of the US newspaper trail?

New Orleans will soon become the largest US city without a daily newspaper and as many famous other titles continue to struggle in the digital age, how will traditional newspapers survive? So, is it premature to say we are witnessing the death of the newspaper industry and where does the newspaper industry go from here? Inside Story Americas with presenter Anand Naidoo, discusses with guests: Paul Farhi, Andrea Stone & Clay Shirky.

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ABC 27 covers the story of the zombie Mohammed court case

local news coverage of ABC27 on the trial of Talaag E. The judge a self professed Muslim is irate and ignores the police officer and the witness. His finding, "You have offended their culture, their being, (dressing up as Mohammed) I find it offensive..."
I am very thankful the news covered the story.
The trial link is here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv9IyrpOnbs

Muslim Attack

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP-X3hpCfR

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israel Did 911 New York WCBS TV NEWS STORY George Washington Bridge Truck Explosives 2 Suspects.wmv

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ABC 27 covers the story of the zombie Mohammed court case

local news coverage of ABC27 on the trial of Talaag E. The judge a self professed Muslim is irate and ignores the police officer and the witness. His finding, "You have offended their culture, their being, (dressing up as Mohammed) I find it offensive..."
I am very thankful the news covered the story.
The trial link is here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv9IyrpOnbs

Muslim Attack

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP-X3hpCfR

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Malia Obama Mexico spring break story disappears from Internet

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News sites have pulled a story on Malia Obama's spring break vacation in Mexico amid apparent pressure from the Obama Administration.

Despite travel warnings issued by the Department of State, the 13 year old is currently taking in the sights of Oaxaca without her parents, President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle. She isn't alone; Malia has with her 25 Secret Service agents, which has drawn the ire of Internet commenters who see the entourage as excessive government spending.

By all accounts, the story was originated by Agence France Presse on Monday and quickly spread to other news outlets like The Daily Telegraph, The Huffington Post and Daily Mail.
However, the story began disappearing from the sites later in the day.

The First Lady's office acknowledged it had "reminded outlets" to respect Malia's and her younger sister Sacha's privacy, suggesting that the offending sites were influenced by the Obama Administration to pull the vacation story. Surprisingly, once news broke of a strong earthquake in Mexico, the White House confirmed Malia was in the country and wasn't in harm's way.

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ABC 27 covers the story of the zombie Mohammed court case

local news coverage of ABC27 on the trial of Talaag E. The judge a self professed Muslim is irate and ignores the police officer and the witness. His finding, "You have offended their culture, their being, (dressing up as Mohammed) I find it offensive..."
I am very thankful the news covered the story.
The trial link is here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv9IyrpOnbs

Muslim Attack

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP-X3hpCfR

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ABC 27 covers the story of the zombie Mohammed court case

local news coverage of ABC27 on the trial of Talaag E. The judge a self professed Muslim is irate and ignores the police officer and the witness. His finding, "You have offended their culture, their being, (dressing up as Mohammed) I find it offensive..."
I am very thankful the news covered the story.
The trial link is here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv9IyrpOnbs

Muslim Attack

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP-X3hpCfR

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ABC 27 covers the story of the zombie Mohammed court case

local news coverage of ABC27 on the trial of Talaag E. The judge a self professed Muslim is irate and ignores the police officer and the witness. His finding, "You have offended their culture, their being, (dressing up as Mohammed) I find it offensive..."
I am very thankful the news covered the story.
The trial link is here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv9IyrpOnbs

Muslim Attack

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP-X3hpCfR

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New York Earthquake 11 30 10 (News Story)

Reaction to the NY earth quake

An underwater earthquake with a magnitude of 3.9 on the Richter scale was reported Tuesday morning, at 10:46 a.m., 79 miles south-southeast of Southampton.

"It was widely felt with some reports coming in from Bergen County, New Jersey. "It was a small earthquake but large for this area." The earthquake also was felt in the New York Metropolitan area.

As of 1 p.m. Tuesday there had been no aftershocks from the earthquake, which occurred in a spot about 4 miles below the ocean surface.

The quake was felt in East Hampton.

The building that houses the East Hampton Press on Railroad Avenue in East Hampton also shook.

Earthquakes are not unheard of in the Long Island area, with five reported in the last 20 years, he said. The most recent one, in August 2009, had a magnitude of 2.4. The largest one in that time frame was a 4.7 quake in 1992.

Southampton Town Police in Bridgehampton reported two calls from citizens who reported feeling the earthquake. East Hampton police said they received one call from someone who was inquiring about the earthquake.

Southampton Town Police reported two calls from people in Sagaponack and Hampton Bays, who reported feeling the earthquake; Southampton Village Police said they did not receive any calls.

An information specialist from the U.S. Geological Survey, said the service had received reports from Southampton, Water Mill, Eastport, Westhampton and Westhampton Beach and from virtually all of the states in the Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic States Virginia and West Virginia.

Earthquake Rocks New York City and Long Island
Earthquake hits New York City Measuring 3.8 Biggest in 18 years.

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ABC 27 covers the story of the zombie Mohammed court case

local news coverage of ABC27 on the trial of Talaag E. The judge a self professed Muslim is irate and ignores the police officer and the witness. His finding, "You have offended their culture, their being, (dressing up as Mohammed) I find it offensive..."
I am very thankful the news covered the story.
The trial link is here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv9IyrpOnbs

Muslim Attack

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP-X3hpCfR

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4 Students Suspended for 'Tebowing'?! - News Story

Riverhead High School students suspended for Tebowing thoughts

Riverhead High School students suspended for Tebowing
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Announcement of a simple one-day suspension for four student-athletes at Riverhead High School went viral on Thursday as news broke that the students — who administrators say were creating an unsafe environment by blocking the halls — were emulating one of the most talked-about athletes in America over the past two weeks: Tim Tebow.

There is a new craze going on it's called Tebowing.
In an act known as "Tebowing" according to Tebowing.com, "to get down on a knee and start praying, even if everyone else around you is doing something completely different" According to reports the foursome was part of a larger group seen in a YouTube video kneeling in the halls of the school. One of the students told Yahoo! it was "out of respect for Tebow, and because 'Tebowing' is the new thing to do."

As you know Tebow a second-year quarterback who has led the Denver Broncos to six straight wins is known for his devout Christianity and intensity on and off the field. The act has gained popularity as the Broncos have continued to pile up late-game wins.Riverhead High School students suspended for Tebowing

According to reports Four students at Riverhead High School in Suffolk County New York were suspended for impersonating Denver Bronocs quarterback Tim Tebow

Four students at Riverhead High School in Suffolk County New York were suspended for impersonating Denver Bronocs quarterback Tim
Tebow thoughts

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Snow Storm East Coast US October 29th 2011 New York New Jersey Connecticut News Story

Northeast Snowstorm Leaves Millions Without Power

Unseasonal snowstorm hits US Northeast

Snow Storm(East Coast, US) October 29th 2011

Reports say power to more than 3 million homes and businesses across the Northeast on Sunday in large part because leaves still on the trees caught more snow, overloading branches that snapped and wreaked havoc. Close to 2 feet of snow fell in some areas over the weekend, and it was particularly wet and heavy, making the storm even more damaging "You just have absolute tree carnage with this heavy snow just straining the branches," said National Weather Service spokesman From Maryland to Maine, officials said it would take days to restore electricity, even though the snow ended Sunday The storm smashed record snowfall totals for October and worsened as it moved north. Communities in western Massachusetts were among the hardest hit. Snowfall totals topped 27 inches in Plainfield, and nearby Windsor had gotten 26 inches by early Sunday. It was blamed for at least 11 deaths, and states of emergency were declared in New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts and parts of New York.
Roads, rails and airline flights were knocked out, and passengers on a JetBlue flight were stuck on a plane in Hartford, Conn., for more than seven hours More than 800,000 power customers were without electricity in Connecticut alone shattering the record set just two months ago by Hurricane Irene. Massachusetts had more than 600,000 outages, and so did New Jersey including Gov. Chris Christie's house. Parts of Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, New York, Maine, Maryland and Vermont also were without power."It's going to be a more difficult situation than we experienced in Irene," Connecticut Gov. said. "We are expecting extensive and long-term power outages."Thirty-two shelters were open around the state, and Malloy asked volunteer fire departments to allow people in for warmth and showers. At least four hospitals were relying on generators for power.Around Newtown in western Connecticut, trees were so laden with snow on some back roads that the branches touched the street. Every few minutes, a snap filled the air as one broke and tumbled down. Roads that were plowed became impassible because the trees were falling so fast One of the few businesses open in the area was a Big Y grocery store that had a generator. Customers loaded up on supplies, heard news updates over the intercom, charged up their cell phones, and waited for a suddenly hard-to-get cup of coffee in a line that was 30 people deep and growing.Many of the areas hit by the storm had also been hit by Irene A rare October snowstorm engulfs the heavily populated US Northeast with some areas bracing for up to a foot of snow and major power cuts.
Winter Snow Storm on October 29th 2011 Technically Fall is reaching its peak.. so its unusual to have this type of weather so early but not impossible.

11 dead 3 Million Without Power Northeast Snow Storm New York New Jersey Connecticut

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Halloween postponed

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Start/Select - Last of Us gets story details, PSN becomes SEN

Seb is back with news of the PlayStation Network transforming into the Sony Entertainment Network, and story details of Naughty Dog's upcoming title, The Last of Us.

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Start/Select - Last of Us gets story details, PSN becomes SEN

Seb is back with news of the PlayStation Network transforming into the Sony Entertainment Network, and story details of Naughty Dog's upcoming title, The Last of Us.

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Start/Select - Last of Us gets story details, PSN becomes SEN

Seb is back with news of the PlayStation Network transforming into the Sony Entertainment Network, and story details of Naughty Dog's upcoming title, The Last of Us.

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