As many as 12 people have been shot during a Mothers Day parade in the US city of New Orleans, police say. Police Supt Ronal Serpas told reporters the victims included...
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New Orleans Mothers Day parade hit by shooting
UFO Caught On Video Shooting Near Nose Of Passenger Jet, England May 2013.
Date of sighting: May 4, 2013
Location of sighting: England
Eyewitness states:
At 7.40pm on the 5/4/13...An amazed plane spotter records the moment a glowing UFO comes within feet of an oncoming airliner on landing, this caught UFODI attention, due to the size of the object to the airliner, the object was around 15-25ft wide and 10ft in height. The recorder didnt even recognise it at that time, only after observing the footage he saw it, he discribes looking at his radar system which distracted him. Its an amazing unexpected catch.
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Was the Clackamas OR mall shooting a false flag attack?
12-11-12 Clackamas Town Center Mall, Oregon, Jacob Tyler Roberts, 22 3 dead, 1 wounded The Clackamas County Sheriffs Office  has released a final report, available here: ...
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Sony NEX-3N review: superior shooting on the cheap
Last year, Sony's peculiar move to beef up its entry-level NEX left us puzzled, and generally unimpressed. The NEX-F3 was a fine mirrorless camera by most accounts, but its larger footprint left us hoping for a next-gen offering more in line with its predecessor, the NEX-C3 -- a tried-and-true shooter that many Engadget staffers still turn to for review photos and trade shows, thanks to its consistent performance and light weight. We were quite relieved, then, to see that this year's device represented a return to the 2011 design, with a few very compelling additions, to boot.
Like last year's model and even the C3, the Sony NEX-3N packs a 16.1-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor. The chip is physically larger than what you'll find in a Micro Four Thirds camera, and it's comparable in size to the sensors that ship in many full-size DSLRs. That imager is the key to the 3N's success -- it enables the camera to offer DSLR-like performance in a body that's much smaller, and even less expensive. Speaking of which, the 3N kit carries an MSRP of $500, though you may be able to find it for a bit less, including the 16-50mm retractable zoom lens -- we'll touch on that a bit more after the break.
Gallery: Sony NEX-3N review
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