Thursday, August 27, 2009

Hurricane Danny

Hurricane Danny
Danny was gathering strength on Thursday as it nosed towards Cape Cod on the north-eastern coast and possibly Canada, forecasters said, urging locals to stay on their guard. The Miami-based National Hurricane Centre said the storm had top winds of 60 mph and could become a hurricane by Saturday. It could potentially make landfall on Cape Cod, the Massachusetts peninsula that houses the Kennedy family compound where Senator Edward Kennedy died this week.
But that path could change, forecasters said.
Located 370 miles east-northeast of Nassau on the Bahamas, and 575 miles south-southeast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, the storm was expected to gather speed and veer to the north on Friday. “Slow strengthening is forecast during the next couple of days,” the NHC said. Danny previously was used to name a July 1997 hurricane that brought record rain fall for Alabama, at least 36.71 inches on Dauphin Island.

The U.S. National Hurricane Center said Tropical Storm Danny is likely to be formed into the season's second hurricane later in this week. The eye of Tropical Storm Danny was located approximately 445 miles east of Nassau and 775 miles south to southeast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. Currently, the Tropical Storm Danny is at 45 miles per hour. It is not a Category 1 hurricane which requires wind speeds of at 75 miles per hour. Danny was expected to follow a northwesterly track through Thursday, staying north and east of the Bahamas. The storm was then expected to turn north on Friday before curving to the northeast over the weekend, the forecaster AccuWeather.com said, on a similar path of last weekend's first hurricane of the 2009 season, Bill.

Nick Youngquest

Nick Youngquest
Former NRL star Nick Youngquest has now moving his ways and it seemed that he wanted to become one of the hottest gay icons in UK. Nick Youngquest has recently posed ‘Attitude’, a UK Gay Magazine. Since his hot pictures hit the internet, he is making headlines and attracting some popular internet columnist towards himself and one of them is celebrity blogger Perez Hilton.
Nick Youngquest poses his naked buck for Attitude Magazine. Nick Youngquest, 26, first posed for Naked Rugby League Calendar 2007-2008 and now you can see his ‘hidden talent’ in a UK-Based Gay Magazine’s September issue. The Australian professional Rugby League player, who plays for English Championship team Gateshead Thunder, was born on July 28, 1983 in Sydney (New South Wales). People must have not forgotten Youngquest’s posing naked, although for a very noble cause; Raise funds for National Breast Cancer Foundation, in 2006. Despite NRL’s backing off the project, Nick did it and served the cause as well as earned the fame through a very much ‘Revealing’ pose. The “tasteful” calendar was shot by non other than celebrity photographer, Pedro Virgil.
Full Back Nick Youngquest’s ‘quest’ for posing naked seems to have taken deeper roots in his heart as he continues to expose his inner a bit more. Let’s see whatever he receives for his ‘Naked Buck’ this time. “Sex Issue” of the magazine, where Nick has posed, includes plenty of various other artists and athletes who are purposefully posing enticing. He has recently married to Kassy Lee, in June whom he met at the Cosmopolitan Galliano 2008 Hottest Bartender of the Year Awards. She was among the contestants of “So You Think You Can Dance Australia.”

Repose


Repose
Kennedy to lie in repose in Boston for 2 days As Sen. Edward Kennedy's family prepares for his public memorials, people are already visiting the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston to pay their respects. About 20 people were lined up before the library opened at 9 a.m. Thursday. Kennedy's body will travel the 70 miles from Cape Cod to lie in repose at the library he helped develop in tribute to one of his slain brothers.
Austin Howe, a 15-year-old a high school student from Laurel, Md., came with his father to see the museum and pay his respects to the senator, who died Tuesday at age 77 after a yearlong battle with brain cancer. Howe says Kennedy was "someone who made a difference." Family members will attend a private Mass at Kennedy's Hyannis Port compound at noon Thursday, and the motorcade is scheduled to leave around an hour later.
Kennedy’s body will travel the 70 miles from Cape Cod to lie in repose at the library he helped develop in tribute to one of his slain brothers. Austin Howe, a 15-year-old a high school student from Laurel, Md., came with his father to see the museum and pay his respects to the senator, who died Tuesday at age 77 after a yearlong battle with brain cancer. Howe says Kennedy was “someone who made a difference.” Family members will attend a private Mass at Kennedy’s Hyannis Port compound at noon Thursday, and the motorcade is scheduled to leave around an hour later.
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