Helicopter used in Sweden for a Robbery!!!

The helicopter was stolen and it is unsure how much money was stolen.
The robbery happened in Stockholm and the helicopter was found north of Stockholm, Sweden.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8270619.stm

Death toll rises from collapse in Chhattisgarh, India

During construction on Wednesday a chimney fell while 55-60 workers worked below. Crews are still searching for bodies, currently the death toll is 36 and counting. Officials aren't yet clear on what caused the collapse but believe the weather conditions of lightning and heavy rain factored into the accident.

Sydney Taken Over by Red Dust Storm

A red dust storm has taken over Sydney and has caused the Opera House and the airports to close and the skies are a dark red. This is the highest record of pollution since the 1970's and is predicted to get worse over time."It was like being on Mars," she told the BBC, "I haven't been there, obviously, but I imagine that's what the sky would look like."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/8270104.stm

Japan has a great economy

Japan is doing great on their economy but they are envious of the rest of the world for having better inter connections on each other.BBC News
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Will the Colorado River be gone forever?

Many people believe that the Colorado River may dry up by 2050. This would greatly impact many people living in Arizona and Southern California because they use this water for drinking and irrigation. Large storage capacities of reservoirs might help control the amount of water used for a couple decades, but nothing is for certain. "On average, drying caused by climate change would increase the risk of fully depleting reservoir storage by nearly ten times more than the risk we expect from population pressures alone," said Balaji Rajagopalan of the University of Colorado. This coming year will be the Colorado River's 10th year of drought. There have been several other studies confirming the potential danger of water shortage in the river. This will be determined by the extent of the dry climate, water management, and conservation strategies.

http://www.usnews.com/articles/science/environment/2009/07/20/western-reservoirs-could-be-dry-by-2050.html

Swine flu Ravages Cambodia

The swine flu crisis is sweeping the globe with its 318,925 cases and 3917 deaths. its affecting each country differently than the other, currently the potentially lethal influeza virus is puttingthe country of cambodia and its surounding countrys in a state of tragedy and chaos. with the hundreds of recently confermed cases officially putting the region under the grasp of a modern day pandemic.

Osama pushes troop withdrawl

Osama Bin Laden posted a new video on the internet pushing for Euorpean nations to withdraw from Afghanistan.
"It is shameful to be part of an alliance whose leader does not care about spilling the blood of human beings by bombing villages intentionally," Osama said in the video posted on Friday. This video also threatened attacks on Germany if they didn't pull out of Afghanistan. Germany has 4,200 troop in Afghanistan and a recent poll said 55% of Germans wanted their troops out of the war.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8275746.stm