Job Search Engine | Jobs Direct from Companies | LinkUp.com Web 2.0 Travel Tools 4-Year-Old Indian Girl Raped, Left With Severe Brain Injuries In Critical Condition A 4-year-old Indian girl who was raped last week is currently in critical condition, having sustained severe brain injuries after allegedly being suffocated. The unnamed child was reportedly raped in her village in Madhya Pradesh on April 17, according to Press Trust of India. The girl's family found the child, who went missing on Wednesday, the next morning lying unconscious and profusely bleeding near a crematorium in her village, according to The Times of India. She had lacerations, tears and bruises on her body, and had allegedly been suffocated, which caused serious brain injuries. Firoz Khan, a 35-year-old welder, is accused of raping the 4-year-old. His alleged accomplice is accused of using chocolate to lure the girl from her home, NDTV reports. “The condition of the 4-year-old child, who was found unconscious in a field in Ghansur town of MP, is still critical. “She has been put on a life support system and is being treated by a team of senior doctors.
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RWW Live: Online Travel - ReadWriteWeb The latest episode of RWW Live, today at 3.30pm PST, will be focused on online travel applications. We have executives from 4 great travel startups on the call: TripIt, Yapta, Dopplr and PlanetEye. In the show we'll be discussing how the Web is changing the way people travel for work and fun. As usual, RWW Live will be hosted by Sean Ammirati, with ReadWriteWeb's Richard MacManus, Marshall Kirkpatrick and Bernard Lunn on the podcast. Gregg Brockway, President & Co-Founder, TripItMarko Ahtisaari, CEO & Co-Founder, DopplrHugh Birch, VP of Product Development, YaptaJonah Sigel, VP Business Development, PlanetEye
Street Artist Charged with 56 Counts for Punking NYPD with Drone Poster Street artist Essan Attia is being charged with 56 criminal counts after planting dozens of mock public service posters around New York, advertising the NYPD's use of drones to monitor civilians. He was arrested in New York last week after being tracked down by an ill-humored police force. Attia's arrest followed on a video interview the artist gave with the arts and culture website Animal New York, in which he described some of his motivations—including his libertarian political leanings—and how he pulled off the stunt: As Reason.com reports: On September 16, 29-year-old “Essam” and a group of friends blanketed lower Manhattan with posters designed to look like official New York Police Department signage. “Drones: Protection When You Least Expect It,” read the slogan below simple ideograms of families running from unmanned aerial vehicles. Photo by Gawker Photo by Marcus Santos / New York Daily News
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