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WJACTV.com Daily Forecast   Severe Weather Team Forecast Today's Forecast High: 58º F Low:  37º F Follow us on Twitter! Click here for more information! Saturday: We'll enjoy more sunshine and warmer temps, but it will be windy at times. L.Highlands: 55 to 60 E. Alleghenies: Near 60 N. Alleghenies: Mid 50s Sunday: Another day with plenty of sunshine, but we'll lose the wind. L.Highlands: 60 to 65 E. Alleghenies: Mid 60s N. Alleghenies: Low 60s Monday: Clouds will start to thicken back up as another cold front heads our way. L.Highlands: Near 60 E. Alleghenies: Low 60s N. Alleghenies: Upper 50s Discussion: Temperatures will cool down again next week with Thursday being the coolest. We'll also have a few showers, but no big storms are expected.   More Weather   Currently   Radar Radar   Email Tools You are receiving this message because you requested it from WJACTV.com. This message contains advertisements from our sponsors. Please do not reply to this e-mail. Any replies will go to an unmanaged email inbox and will not be responded to. © 2010, WJAC WJAC-TV 49 Old Hickory Lane Johnstown, PA 15905 Click here for the privacy policy, By using this site, you accept the terms of our Visitor Agreement Click here for advertising information. 814-255-7600Some Images Provided by Weather Underground, Inc.Microsoft MapPoint Terms of UseMicrosoft Privacy StatementSee All Internet Broadcasting SitesPrivacy PolicySite Map Contact Us Click Here To Unsubscribe

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MY 511 Transit Status for omsssignal October 16, 2010 - 12:00 AM Home to Work (12th St. Oakland City Center) 24th St. Mission:  << No data available >> Daly City:  << No data available >> Dublin/Pleasanton:  << No data available >> Fremont:  3, 23, 53 min Millbrae:  << No data available >> Montgomery:  << No data available >> SF Airport:  << No data available >> SF Airport then Millbrae:  <2, 4, 24 min

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ABC NewsMail - afternoon edition

Afternoon Edition. Sat 16 Oct 2010
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Snow, wind and rain whip eastern Australia Snow, floods and gale-force winds have swept across eastern Australia overnight, transforming parts of New South Wales and Victoria into springtime winter wonderlands. Descarado wins Caulfield Cup for Gai Gai Waterhouse has won her first Caulfield Cup, with Descarado ploughing through the heavy conditions to score a gritty win in the $2.5 million feature in Melbourne. Asylum seekers to be released from detention In a major policy shift, the Federal Government is preparing to announce plans to release hundreds of asylum seekers from detention and allow them to live in the community while their applications for asylum are being assessed. DJs, Fraser-Kirk agree to settle out of court David Jones publicist Kristy Fraser-Kirk has reached an out-of-court agreement with David Jones and its former CEO on a sexual harassment case. Games team lands in Sydney The Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, welcomed Australia's Commonwealth Games team home to Sydney.
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The Murray Darling's political sinkhole Will the Gillard Government become the most reactive and reflexive administration of the modern era? The early signs – most notably this weekÂ's debacle over the Murray Darling Basin - say Â'yesÂ'. To all intents and purposes, Gillard, her Regional Development Minister Simon Crean and Water Minister Tony Burke walked into the political sinkhole of the Murray Darling as if blindfolded. How else can we explain their behaviour? Twice round the barracks with Colonel Jones On Tuesday this week Mr Abbott found himself on his toughest assignment yet: embedded with Alan Jones. Secular liberalism misunderstood Secular liberalism gives anyone the right to question religion, but it also prevents them from mandating that religion be abolished. Bonsoir to The Bill It's time, after 27 years, to farewell The Bill. Perhaps its producers will make all 2,400 episodes available on DVD. Hell or High Water It was foggy this morning as I drove into Griffith to attend an information session about the Murray Darling Basin Plan. Fog is unusual at this time of the year, but quite appropriate for the meeting to follow, three and half hours and I was none the wiser. You didnÂ't have to see the sign "This is War" to know that the town of Griffith is taking this threat to their future very seriously.
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Alicia Keys, Swizz Beatz welcome baby boy Grammy-winning R&B singer Alicia Keys and her rapper boyfriend Swizz Beatz have welcomed their first child into the world, a representative for the couple says. First Australians celebrate first Australian saint Mary MacKillop touched the lives of many in Australia, but 101 years after her death she is developing an entire new group of followers in Rome. Villagers return to toxic sludge town The Hungarian plant which caused a toxic sludge leak has reopened as villagers forced to abandon their houses begin to return home.
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Police tweet beat reveals crime load British police have hailed its decision to put details on Twitter of all 3,205 incidents it handled over a 24-hour period as a success, saying it highlighted the difficulty of their job. China zoo gardener mauled to death by tigers A gardener at a zoo in southern China was mauled to death by five tigers after falling into their pen, Chinese media reported Friday. UN Space expert denies being alien ambassador A Malaysian astrophysicist, Mazlan Othman, has denied British media reports that she is the United Nations (UN) ambassador for space aliens.
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Environmentalist wins top prize for Murray-Darling work A man working to restore the health of a key part of the Murray-Darling river system has been given a top environment award by Federal Water Minister Tony Burke. 'Enormous wave' of mosquitoes to hit Top End The Northern Territory Health Department says the Top End needs to prepare for an "enormous wave" of mosquitoes. Victims' families welcome insulation report An auditor-general's report into the Federal Government's axed home insulation scheme has been welcomed by the families of four workmen whose deaths have been linked to the roll-out.
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snopes.com Update: 16 October 2010

snopes.com: Update #489 Hello again from snopes, where we shed light on the wild tales you've heard! This e-mail gives information about new articles recently added to the snopes.com web site and provides pointers to older pieces about rumors and hoaxes still wandering into everyone's inboxes. Our last update mailing was 9 October 2010. If after this update you are left wondering about something newly arrived in your inbox, our search engine stands ready to assist you. Bookmark that URL — it's a keeper! And now to the legends, the mayhem, and the misinformation!   New Articles Did General Motors issue a caustic press release in response to Bill Gates' comparison of advances in computing to the automotive industry? A returning soldier discovers his wife has died during his absence, and their children have starved to death. Text purportedly reproduces speech delivered by Dutch politician Geert Wilders on the scenario of 'America as the Last Man Standing.' Photographs purportedly show poachers collecting sea turtle eggs in Costa Rica. Will Social Security recipients get no COLA increase in 2011 because Congress used the money to pay for an electronic medical records processing system for themselves? Will cellular providers donate $1 to the Susan G. Komen Foundation every time a particular text message is sent? Don't forget to visit our Daily Snopes page for a collection of odd news stories from around the world! Worth a Second Look Is water that has been boiled in a microwave oven (then cooled) harmful to plants? Still Haunting the Inbox Check out our 25 Hottest Urban Legends list to keep abreast of what's circulating in the on-line world. Fraud Afoot Visit our Top Scams page for a list of schemes commonly used by crooks to separate the unwary from their money. Admin Stuff View the latest edition of the snopes.com newsletter online. Please note that the e-mail address update@snopes.com is an administrative address used only for mailing weekly updates to subscribers. All mail sent to this address is automatically deleted. If you wish to change your subscription information or unsubscribe, please use the links provided at the bottom of every newsletter mailing. If you wish to find information on a particular topic, please use the search engine. Our What's New page and our 25 Hottest Urban Legends page are also handy places to check whenever you receive something questionable in your inbox. Other inquiries and comments may be submitted through the "Contact Us" form at snopes.com. Urban Legends Reference Pages © 1995-2010 by Barbara and David P. Mikkelson. This material may not be reproduced without permission. snopes and the snopes.com logo are registered service marks of snopes.com.

ABC NewsMail - morning edition

Morning Edition. Sat 16 Oct 2010
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Residents flee as creek bursts banks Homes have been flooded and almost 200 people have been evacuated after a creek burst its banks and a dam wall threatened to collapse in southern New South Wales overnight. Australian dollar hits parity with greenback The Australian dollar has hit parity with the US dollar for the first time since it floated in 1983. Victims' families welcome insulation report An Auditor-General's report into the Federal Government's axed home insulation scheme has been welcomed by the families of four workmen whose deaths have been linked to the roll-out. DJs sex case a done deal Australia's biggest sexual harassment case has ended with a private settlement being finalised between David Jones and publicist Kristy Fraser-Kirk. Cold snap brings snow to Victoria Snow has fallen in parts of Victoria as the state shivers through a cold snap.
The Drum	More from The Drum >
The Murray Darling's political sinkhole Will the Gillard Government become the most reactive and reflexive administration of the modern era? The early signs – most notably this weekÂ's debacle over the Murray Darling Basin - say Â'yesÂ'. To all intents and purposes, Gillard, her Regional Development Minister Simon Crean and Water Minister Tony Burke walked into the political sinkhole of the Murray Darling as if blindfolded. How else can we explain their behaviour? Twice round the barracks with Colonel Jones On Tuesday this week Mr Abbott found himself on his toughest assignment yet: embedded with Alan Jones. Secular liberalism misunderstood Secular liberalism gives anyone the right to question religion, but it also prevents them from mandating that religion be abolished. Bonsoir to The Bill It's time, after 27 years, to farewell The Bill. Perhaps its producers will make all 2,400 episodes available on DVD. Hell or High Water It was foggy this morning as I drove into Griffith to attend an information session about the Murray Darling Basin Plan. Fog is unusual at this time of the year, but quite appropriate for the meeting to follow, three and half hours and I was none the wiser. You didnÂ't have to see the sign "This is War" to know that the town of Griffith is taking this threat to their future very seriously.
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Murdoch taken to task over Republican donations Some News Corporation shareholders have demanded to know why the media giant made million-dollar contributions to pro-Republican campaigns in the US midterm election campaign. Britain defends military budget cuts British foreign secretary William Hague has moved to quell US fears over Britain's future defence capability. Fed poised to act on faltering US economy The US Federal Reserve has been laying out the case for stepping in to try to stimulate the faltering American economy.
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Police tweet beat reveals crime load British police have hailed its decision to put details on Twitter of all 3,205 incidents it handled over a 24-hour period as a success, saying it highlighted the difficulty of their job. China zoo gardener mauled to death by tigers A gardener at a zoo in southern China was mauled to death by five tigers after falling into their pen, Chinese media reported Friday. UN Space expert denies being alien ambassador A Malaysian astrophysicist, Mazlan Othman, has denied British media reports that she is the United Nations (UN) ambassador for space aliens.
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Victims' families welcome insulation report An auditor-general's report into the Federal Government's axed home insulation scheme has been welcomed by the families of four workmen whose deaths have been linked to the roll-out. Academics meet to analyse Murray guide Water experts have met in Canberra to dissect the Murray-Darling Basin draft guide, which recommends large cuts to water allocations. Garrett disappointed with 'deficient' advice Former environment minister Peter Garrett says he is disappointed he got incorrect advice from his department on the scrapped home insulation scheme, but he stands by the quick roll-out of the program.
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City of Minneapolis Traffic Alerts Update

Minneapolis closes several streets near Metrodome for Sunday, Oct. 17 Vikings game

The City of Minneapolis will close several streets around Mall of America Field at the H.H.H. Metrodome as a security measure for the Minnesota Vikings game Sunday, Oct. 17. 

Beginning at 1 p.m. Oct. 17, the City will close the following streets:

o        Fifth Street, from 11th Avenue to Park Avenue

o        Chicago Avenue, from Third Street to Sixth Street

o        Fourth Street, from Park Avenue to I-35W

o        Norm McGrew Place, from Third Street to Fourth Street

These roads will reopen about one hour after the completion of the Vikings game (about 7:30 p.m.)

 

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