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Terrifying Video Shows Skier Digging Out Man Buried Deep Under Snow
The incident happened when a snowboarder was riding down the Mount Baker Ski Area in northwestern Washington, and got buried in a tree well.
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"Holiday Misery" As Americans Scramble To Return Home Amid Snow Storms
After a bruising holiday week of flight cancellations and record surges in Covid-19 cases, a powerful winter snow storm Monday further snarled US transport, shuttering the federal government and bringing Washington to a standstill.
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Snow Storm Batters US, Further Snarling Transport After Holiday Chaos
After a bruising holiday week of flight cancellations and record surges in Covid-19 cases, a powerful winter snow storm Monday further snarled US transport, shuttering the federal government and bringing Washington to a standstill.
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Android 12 Could be Named Snow Cone; May Feature Smarter Auto-Rotation, One-Handed Mode, More
Android 12 could be called Snow Cone as references to “sc” have been found in the source code. It may come with features like smarter autorotation, gaming mode, reduce bright colours feature, and one-handed mode.
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Polar Bear Seen Painted In Cryptic Graffiti In Russia, Scientists Alarmed
On grainy, shaky footage, a polar bear lumbers into view, its off-white pelt barely distinguishable from the pockmarked snow of its environs - until it turns its flank to the camera, revealing mysterious graffiti scrawled across its side.
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After Everest "Traffic Jam", These Climbers Are Trying To Find New Route
There were no lines, no trash and no bodies to solemnly mark the route. It was quiet save for the sharp crunch of snow as two figures climbed along an untouched slope of Mount Everest. The scene stood in sharp contrast to social media and news reports detailing a single-file line of climbers stretching along the ridge line, increasingly high levels...
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Game Of Thrones: In "Winterfell," Jon Snow Comes Home, Learns The Truth
Well, here we are. After eight years; 67 episodes; countless deaths - actually, make that 2,339 deaths; approximately that many fan theories and predictions; and enough content to keep the entire Internet full, we've made it to the home stretch.
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"Potentially Historic" Storm To Bring Blinding Snow, Rain In US Midwest
A major storm is on the way for nation's midsection Wednesday and Thursday. Depending on location, it will generate blinding snow, heavy rain, powerful winds or a combination.
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Passengers On Board Train In US Spent Nearly 2 Days Stuck In Snow
When Rebekah Dodson boarded the Amtrak Coast Starlight late Sunday afternoon, she settled in for what should have been a four-hour trip to her home in southern Oregon. The train, whose route mostly hugs the Pacific Coast, runs daily between Seattle and Los Angeles and is billed as "one of the most spectacular of all train routes."
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6 Dead As Deep Freeze Grips US Midwest, Emergency In 2 States: Officials
Millions across the Midwest experienced a freeze normally reserved for the Arctic Circle on Wednesday as temperatures dropped to nearly 50 degrees below zero
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In The Deepest Arctic, Sled Dogs, Polar Bears, Famed Seed Vault Face Melting Snow, Ice
Unseasonal winter rain had seeped along the floor of the ice cave, freezing the last incline. That had made slipping to the bottom easy enough, but finding a way out was now a problem. Ten miles outside the northernmost town on the planet, six travelers were trapped at the back of an ice cave.
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For Second time In A Week, US Northeast Is About To Be Slammed With Snow
It hasn't been a week since the last nor'easter, and already another is on the way. More than 36 million people are in some kind of winter storm warning or advisory on Monday as the storm ramps up in the Mid-Atlantic. It is slated to hit the Northeast from Monday night through Tuesday evening.
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Michael Douglas Accused Of Sexual Harassment By Former Employee
Writer Susan Braudy has publicly accused Michael Douglas of sexual harassment, just days after the actor pre-emptively spoke in his own defense. "He thought he was the king of the world, and that he could humiliate me without any repercussions," Braudy told Kate Snow of NBC News in an interview that aired Friday morning.
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It's So Cold In Florida, Frozen Iguanas Are Falling Out Of Trees
One of the strongest winter storms on the East Coast in modern history has pummeled cities with snow, forcing schools and businesses to close. And in South Florida, it is "raining iguanas."
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'Bomb Cyclone' Pounds Eastern US With Snow, Thousands Of Flights Grounded
All across the Northeast, routines of daily life were brought to a standstill Thursday as schools and offices shut down, roadways were left impassable and nearly 5,000 flights were grounded. Hundreds of flights scheduled for Friday were called off as well.
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Terrifying Video Shows Skier Digging Out Man Buried Deep Under Snow
The incident happened when a snowboarder was riding down the Mount Baker Ski Area in northwestern Washington, and got buried in a tree well.
-
"Holiday Misery" As Americans Scramble To Return Home Amid Snow Storms
After a bruising holiday week of flight cancellations and record surges in Covid-19 cases, a powerful winter snow storm Monday further snarled US transport, shuttering the federal government and bringing Washington to a standstill.
-
Snow Storm Batters US, Further Snarling Transport After Holiday Chaos
After a bruising holiday week of flight cancellations and record surges in Covid-19 cases, a powerful winter snow storm Monday further snarled US transport, shuttering the federal government and bringing Washington to a standstill.
-
Android 12 Could be Named Snow Cone; May Feature Smarter Auto-Rotation, One-Handed Mode, More
Android 12 could be called Snow Cone as references to “sc” have been found in the source code. It may come with features like smarter autorotation, gaming mode, reduce bright colours feature, and one-handed mode.
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Polar Bear Seen Painted In Cryptic Graffiti In Russia, Scientists Alarmed
On grainy, shaky footage, a polar bear lumbers into view, its off-white pelt barely distinguishable from the pockmarked snow of its environs - until it turns its flank to the camera, revealing mysterious graffiti scrawled across its side.
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After Everest "Traffic Jam", These Climbers Are Trying To Find New Route
There were no lines, no trash and no bodies to solemnly mark the route. It was quiet save for the sharp crunch of snow as two figures climbed along an untouched slope of Mount Everest. The scene stood in sharp contrast to social media and news reports detailing a single-file line of climbers stretching along the ridge line, increasingly high levels...
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Game Of Thrones: In "Winterfell," Jon Snow Comes Home, Learns The Truth
Well, here we are. After eight years; 67 episodes; countless deaths - actually, make that 2,339 deaths; approximately that many fan theories and predictions; and enough content to keep the entire Internet full, we've made it to the home stretch.
-
"Potentially Historic" Storm To Bring Blinding Snow, Rain In US Midwest
A major storm is on the way for nation's midsection Wednesday and Thursday. Depending on location, it will generate blinding snow, heavy rain, powerful winds or a combination.
-
Passengers On Board Train In US Spent Nearly 2 Days Stuck In Snow
When Rebekah Dodson boarded the Amtrak Coast Starlight late Sunday afternoon, she settled in for what should have been a four-hour trip to her home in southern Oregon. The train, whose route mostly hugs the Pacific Coast, runs daily between Seattle and Los Angeles and is billed as "one of the most spectacular of all train routes."
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6 Dead As Deep Freeze Grips US Midwest, Emergency In 2 States: Officials
Millions across the Midwest experienced a freeze normally reserved for the Arctic Circle on Wednesday as temperatures dropped to nearly 50 degrees below zero
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In The Deepest Arctic, Sled Dogs, Polar Bears, Famed Seed Vault Face Melting Snow, Ice
Unseasonal winter rain had seeped along the floor of the ice cave, freezing the last incline. That had made slipping to the bottom easy enough, but finding a way out was now a problem. Ten miles outside the northernmost town on the planet, six travelers were trapped at the back of an ice cave.
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For Second time In A Week, US Northeast Is About To Be Slammed With Snow
It hasn't been a week since the last nor'easter, and already another is on the way. More than 36 million people are in some kind of winter storm warning or advisory on Monday as the storm ramps up in the Mid-Atlantic. It is slated to hit the Northeast from Monday night through Tuesday evening.
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Michael Douglas Accused Of Sexual Harassment By Former Employee
Writer Susan Braudy has publicly accused Michael Douglas of sexual harassment, just days after the actor pre-emptively spoke in his own defense. "He thought he was the king of the world, and that he could humiliate me without any repercussions," Braudy told Kate Snow of NBC News in an interview that aired Friday morning.
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It's So Cold In Florida, Frozen Iguanas Are Falling Out Of Trees
One of the strongest winter storms on the East Coast in modern history has pummeled cities with snow, forcing schools and businesses to close. And in South Florida, it is "raining iguanas."
-
'Bomb Cyclone' Pounds Eastern US With Snow, Thousands Of Flights Grounded
All across the Northeast, routines of daily life were brought to a standstill Thursday as schools and offices shut down, roadways were left impassable and nearly 5,000 flights were grounded. Hundreds of flights scheduled for Friday were called off as well.
