In the News Today
Jaws of Death - man commits suicide by crocodile
To Protect and Serve - Michigan cops stealing drivers' phone data
Don't Shoot! - 62-year-old woman starts armed standoff over eviction
Technology in the News Today
YouTube makes its videos easier to watch
Amazon unveils Kindle Lending Library
Apple patent wars: HTC, Nokia win round 1
On this Day in History April 20, 1979 - President Jimmy Carter is attacked by a Killer Swamp Rabbit, while on vacation in Plains GA. The rabbit swam menacingly towards him, and he had to repel the ferocious creature with a paddle. There were no injuries. Press Secretary Jody Powell leaked the story to the press, and the White House had a lot of explaining to do.
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Born on this Day in History April 20, 1923 - Tito Puente (1923 - 2000) Growing up in Spanish Harlem helped Tito Puente find the inspiration for his special fusion of Latin and jazz music. After founding the Tito Puente Orchestra in 1948, Puente became a music sensation. His more than 100 albums and 200 compositions won him five Grammys and earned him the title "The King of Latin Music."
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Imagine my surprise when I encountered this scene at Walmart while journeying to my office this morning! Click to enlarge.
