British PM proposes social media ban for london Tragedy

The British Prime Minister David Cameron thinks taht he found the problem about london riots and that is facebook and twitter.

Declaring the "free flow of information" can often be considered a difficulty, Cameron's govt has summoned individuals two social-networking internet sites, at the same time as Exploration In Motion, makers with the BlackBerry, for a meeting to explore their roles through the violent outbreaks.
"Everyone viewing these horrific actions will be struck by how they had been arranged by means of social networking," Cameron claimed Thursday during an handle to Parliament. "Free movement of info can be utilized for good. However it will also be applied for ill. And when people are employing social media marketing for violence, we need to quit them."
Cameron explained that federal government officials are functioning with authorities "to seem at regardless of whether it would be suitable to prevent people communicating by means of these websites and products and services after we know there're plotting violence, condition and criminality."
Over 1,200 people have been arrested nationwide, Cameron told lawmakers. One particular estimate observed that United kingdom merchants lost over than £100 million ($161 million) in stolen goods and residence injury over four nights of rioting.

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Rihanna concert was ends early due to fire in Dallas

A fire broke out at a concert of Rihanna in Dallas on Friday night, forcing the event to end early.
A video posted on YouTube shows a fire at the top of the stage at the American Airlines Center, with some sparks fall to the ground. Some people start to flow.
R & B and pop star has posted several messages on Twitter after the incident.

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Major Earthquake Strikes Off Northern Coast Of Japan

Recently Major Earthquake Strikes Off Northern Coast Of Japan,- There has been a major earthquake occurred off the coast of northeastern Japan on Sunday, which triggered a tsunami that advisories were later canceled, the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) said.
Small tsunami was observed along the coast, measuring between 10 cm and 20, the JMA said.
There are no immediate reports of injuries or damage, according to Japanese news agency Kyodo.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake occurred at 10:57 at the epicenter, about 130 miles east of Sendai.
Earthquake more than 20 miles in and had a magnitude 7.0, USGS said.
JMA measured the quake at magnitude 7.1.
Tsunami advisories published - and then canceled - for coastal areas Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima. Area among the hardest hit by this year's devastating earthquake and tsunami.
Officials in Ofunato, a city in Iwate, advised residents to evacuate.
JMA, immediately after the earthquake, the approximate height of a tsunami could reach half a meter (about 20 inches).
No abnormalities were reported directly to the nearby nuclear facility, according to Kyodo.
Three reactors at a nuclear power plant suffered Fukushima Daiichi leaks after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that struck northern Japan. The tsunami inundated the plant and knocked out the cooling system that stores the three operating reactors from overheating, causing the worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl.
Tremors from the earthquake Sundays were much like Tokyo.
"It's just a constant of 9.0 aftershocks were destroyed," said Dale Grant, a geophysicist with the USGS, referring to the earthquake in March. "It's kind of aftershocks that may occur for some time."

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