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2 Caught Skinny Dipping In Reservoir

Two people caught skinny dipping in a Portland reservoir that is a main source of water for the city nearly caused officials to dump millions of gallons of water and close the facility.

Pair caught skinny dipping in Portland reservoir

Two people caught skinny dipping in a Portland reservoir that is a main source of water for the city nearly caused officials to dump millions of gallons of water and close the facility.

Pair caught skinny dipping in Portland reservoir

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- Two people caught skinny dipping in a Portland reservoir that is a main source of water for the city nearly caused officials to dump millions of gallons of water and close the facility.

Two caught, charged skinny dipping in Portland reservoir

PORTLAND, Ore. - Two people caught skinny dipping in a Portland reservoir that's a main source of water for the city nearly caused officials to dump millions of litres of water and close the facility.

Two people caught skinny dipping in Portland reservoir and both charged

PORTLAND, Ore. - Two people caught skinny dipping in a Portland reservoir that's a main source of water for the city nearly caused officials to dump millions of litres of water and close the facility.

Two people caught skinny dipping in Portland reservoir and both charged

PORTLAND, Ore. - Two people caught skinny dipping in a Portland reservoir that's a main source of water for the city nearly caused officials to dump millions of litres of water and close the facility.

Pair caught skinny dipping in Portland reservoir (AP)

But the two were swimming in a section of the reservoir that was not being used. Had that section been in use, water bureau officials say they would have had to dump millions of gallons of water from that pool and possibly shut off the reservoir.

Wading through the iPhone 3G hype machine

1.0. Yes, I was caught paying the hefty sticker of $599, caught using AT&Ts slow EDGE network and, yes, caught in the frenzy only Apple is capable of building. In other words, I was caught hook, line and sinker.

Wading through the iPhone 3G hype machine

1.0. Yes, I was caught paying the hefty sticker of $599, caught using AT&Ts slow EDGE network and, yes, caught in the frenzy only Apple is capable of building. In other words, I was caught hook, line and sinker.

Wading through the iPhone 3G hype machine

1.0. Yes, I was caught paying the hefty sticker of $599, caught using AT&Ts slow EDGE network and, yes, caught in the frenzy only Apple is capable of building. In other words, I was caught hook, line and sinker.

Fish Caught At 7,500 Feet

French researchers said a deep-sea fish was caught at a record 7,500 feet beneath the surface of the Atlantic Ocean.

Fish caught at 7,500 feet

French researchers said a deep-sea fish was caught at a record 7,500 feet beneath the surface of the Atlantic Ocean.

Reservoir Dogs (UK - DVD R2 | BD RB)

Lionsgate Home Entertainment has announced the DVD and Blu-ray releases of Reservoir Dogs for the 20th of October, priced at around £19.99 and £24.99 respectively. A list of confirmed specs can be found below, along with the artwork.

Large Reservoir Of Mitochondrial DNA Mutations Identified In Humans

Researchers at the University of Newcastle, England, and the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute at Virginia Tech in the United States have revealed a large reservoir of mitochondrial DNA mutations present in the general population. Clinical analysis of blood samples from almost 3,000 infants born in north Cumbria, England, showed that at least 1 in 200 individuals in the general public harbor mitochondrial DNA mutations that may lead to disease.

Sweden's Loch Ness monster possibly caught on camera

has been caught on film by surveillance videos, an association that installed the cameras said Friday.

Live fish caught at record depth

A live deep-sea fish has been caught at a record depth of 2,300m on the hot vents of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

GoDaddy VP Caught Bidding Against Customers

An anonymous reader writes "A GoDaddy Vice President has been caught bidding against customers in their own domain name auctions. The employee Adam Dicker isn't just any GoDaddy employee; he's head of the GoDaddy subsidiary that controls the auctions. Dicker won some of the domains he bid for, and pushed up the bid price on auctions he didn't win. The conflict of interest is unethical, but could this practice also be illegal? Said a representative for a competitor, 'Even if controlled, that practice has bad news written all over it.' This comes hot on the heels of news that despite earlier promises to ICANN to end their 60-Day ban on transfers, GoDaddy quietly circumvented it by forcing customers to agree to the ban anyway. ICANN doesn't appear to be investigating or asking follow-up questions about this.

Fake priest caught in confessional

Confessionalblog385x185_2 Bess writes: A bizarre case of identity fraud has surfaced in the Vatican: the Osservatore Romano, the official Vatican newspaper, reports that a fake priest was caught in St Peter’s Basilica attempting to enter the confessional box. The 30-year-old man was subsequently sentenced in a special Vatican court. And, according to this morning's papers, the sentencing judge discovered he was a serial offender. Gianluigi Marrone, one a handful of judges employed at the court, explained: "He had priest's robes on but to the expert eye of our security staff he raised suspicions, He was acting strangely and so he was stopped and checked. He had an identity card which said he was a priest but a quick check established it was bogus.

Fake Robert De Niro caught

A fake Robert de Niro was caught when he tried to use forged ID papers for the star during a routine police roadside vehicle check.

Proposed international cricket stadium caught in land row

The proposed international cricket stadium here has been caught in a land row between the state government and Heavy Engineering Corporation (HEC).

Proposed international cricket stadium caught in land row

RANCHI: The proposed international cricket stadium here has been caught in a land row between the state government and Heavy Engineering Corporation (HEC).

Sweden's Loch Ness monster possibly caught on camera

STOCKHOLM (AFP) - Sweden's own version of the Loch Ness monster, the Storsjoe or Great Lake monster, has been caught on film by surveillance videos, an association that installed the cameras said Friday.

"Probable Cause" Hearing Against MediaSentry

NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "RIAA sidekick MediaSentry's 'illegal investigation' problem, which surfaced the other day when it got caught in a lie in Michigan (or got caught telling the truth after having told 2 years worth of lies in Brooklyn), has taken another turn for the worse. We learned today from court papers filed in North Carolina, in one of the cases targeting NC State students in Raleigh, that the North Carolina Private Protective Services Board has scheduled a Grievance Committee hearing to determine whether there is probable cause to investigate an alleged violation of the law by SafeNet (formerly known as MediaSentry). Fortunately for MediaSentry, they won't have to testify under oath, according to the notice (PDF)."

Kaneria spins out Warwickshire

It was a case of better late then never at Edgbaston as Essex and Warwickshire could finally get onto the field on the third day. Danish Kaneria was no worse off for the wait as he bagged 6 for 48 to dismiss Warwickshire for 154. They'd been 80 for 1 before losing Ian Westwood first ball after lunch. Kaneria worked his way through the middle order, having Jonathan Trott caught at mid-on, Jim Troughton caught behind and four batsmen lbw. Warwickshire omitted one of their spinners, Ant Botha, in favour of an extra seamer for this game and may be considering their judgement after Kaneria's effort. However, the home side's attack did respond positively as they removed both Essex openers before the close. Chris Woakes, the England Under-19 quick bowler, removed Jason Gallian in a tight eight-over spell and Boyd Rankin, in his first match of th

Caught in a Cyber-War, Georgia Turns to Googles Blogger

Hopefully you’re not so into the Olympics that you haven’t taken note of the clash between Russia and Georgia. As of the time of this writing, Georgia claims that by capturing a strategic city, Russia has now cut the country in half. But they also claim Russia is conducting a cyber-war, so how is Georgia getting the news out? Enter Google’s Blogger service.

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