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A very clever Utah woman may have saved her own life with some fast thinking and some simple non-verbal communication. Newser reports a local locksmith visiting the woman's home noticed something odd: She held up her hand with "911" written on it. Noticing that a menacing man was crowding the woman and controlling the use of her phone, the locksmith quietly signalled to the woman that he understood. After consulting with the FBI, he called local police. Deputies arrived later that day, at which point the woman quickly walked out of her home. Grand Eggertsen was the woman's ex-boyfriend, and allegedly barged into the house without her permission. He was soon arrested on charges of aggravated kidnapping, interruption of a communication device, and assault.
After watching a couple of fights and drink throwing incidents off to the side of his speech he claims that his Rally's are the safest places. Well maybe not for those people involved in the disturbances. They sure do have loud and excited crowds at his events and lots of police and Secret Service agents.
This otherwise unassuming Italian town holds the world's craziest water fight for a whole month, every year!
November 25th marks 'The international day of elimination of violence against women'. People all over the world gathered to mark the day and celebrities took to social media to join the fight.
Ode à la mer : L'entrée d'agglo reliant Montpellier au littoral au coeur d'un projet ubain innovant
Footage with the stars from the red carpet at the party for the "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" taking place at the Majestic Hotel in Cannes.
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