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What? when was this? I lived in Huntsville for over 4 years in the mid 90's and never had any electrical flickering...

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The Yaogan XVIII remote-sensing satellite is launched on the back of a Long March 2C carrier rocket from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in Taiyuan, capital of north China's Shanxi Province, Oct. 29, 2013. Successfully launched on Tuesday, the satellite will be used to conduct scientific experiments, carry out land surveys, monitor crop yields and aid in preventing and reducing natural disasters. The launch marked the 183rd mission for the Long March rocket family. (Xinhua/Yan Yan)

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The repair and wash work for Shanghai Oriental Pearl TV Tower has started recently. Long time exposing to the sun has discolored the tower so much. Shanghai Mechanized Construction Group, in term, subcontracts the work, which mainly focus on the surface below 254m.

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A Chinese personnel talks to a visitor at the Chinese booth of the Global South-South Development Expo in Nairobi, capital of Kenya, Oct. 28, 2013. An interactive dialogue on critical themes of Southern development was held during the five-day expo here on Monday. (Xinhua/Meng Chenguang)

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The first commercial Boeing 787 dreamliner to fly to New Zealand lands at Auckland International Airportin in Auckland, New Zealand, Oct. 28, 2013. The China Southern plane will now fly daily from the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou to Auckland. China Southern Airlines will fly a second Dreamliner aircraft to Auckland for the peak summer period from Dec. 4 to March 1, meaning the number of weekly flights on the Guangzhou-Auckland route will soon increase from seven to 10. (Xinhua)

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Cabin crew of Tibet Airlines walk out after the maiden flight of the carrier's Lhasa-Tianjin route arrives in Tianjin, north China, Oct. 29, 2013. Tibet Airlines and Tianjin Binhai International Airport launched an air route linking Tianjin, Mianyang City and Lhasa on Tuesday. (Xinhua/Yue Yuewei)

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People come to the service lobby of the Shanghai free trade zone (FTZ) to consult about enterprise registration application, in Shanghai, east China, Oct. 25, 2013. The Shanghai pilot free trade zone has seen 208 newly registered enterprises since Oct. 1, 2013, the local authorities announced Monday. (Xinhua/Pei Xin)

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A model presents a creation during the 1001 Nights Yeye Children's Collection show at the China Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2014 in Beijing, capital of China, Oct. 29, 2013. (Xinhua/Chen Jianli)

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Cast members JingTian (L) and Jackie Chan attend a news conference of the new movie "Police Story 2013" in Beijing, capital of China, Oct. 29, 2013.The movie will be released on Dec. 24 across China. (Xinhua)

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Combined photo taken by mobile phone on Oct. 13, 2013 shows 13-year-old Doje Cering holding a camera (L) and the photo taken by him with the camera, in Lhasa, capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The Tibetan Children's Braille School sits in a traditional Tibetan yard on Jiangsu Road in Lhasa. The school was founded by a blind German woman Sabriye Tenberken and her Dutch husband Paul Kronenberg in 1998. It developed from a rehabilitation and training center into a preparatory school for blind children. Blind children in the Tibet did not have much access to education years ago. Most of them led a life on the margin of the society with few chances of integration. That's why Sabriye and Paul decided to stay in Lhasa to help those children. Their value lies not only in teaching blind children cultural knowledge and manual skills, but also in providing them with the belief that they can live a happy life, having their own ideal and fulfilling their dream through efforts. There are six teachers and over 40 children in the school. (Xinhua/Zhang Cheng)

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An artist from east China's Suzhou embroideries at the Chinese Silk Exhibition during the International Silkroad Congress in Istanbul, Turkey, Oct. 28, 2013. International Silkroad Congress was held in Istanbul on Monday with the topic "Rethinking the region of peace, collaboration and trade between the east and west". Chinese silk exhibition was also held during the congress. (Xinhua/Lu Zhe)

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Police investigating the apparent car attack at Beijing's Forbidden City searched Tuesday for information on two ethnic Uighur minority suspects, a hotel employee said, a day after the vehicle plowed through a crowd and crashed, killing five people and injuring 38.

Police released no public information about a possible motive for the incident at one of China's most politically sensitive and heavily guarded public spaces, and it was not immediately clear if the two suspects were among the three people killed inside the vehicle. (AP)

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Lili, 28, and Wang Pai, 57, were both using fake profiles when they started trolling the Internet for a good time. So when they finally met up, they were stunned to discover one another’s true identity. But their husband-and-son, Wang Jai, was even more shocked when he busted them.

Police investigate after a woman accidentally met up with her father-in-law for a sexy liaison — and got busted by her husband at a hotel in northeast China.
Police investigate after a woman accidentally met up with her father-in-law for a sexy liaison — and got busted by her husband at a hotel in northeast China.

A Chinese woman arranged a hot sex blind date with a mysterious online lover — only to find out it was her own father-in-law.

Lili, 28, and Wang Pai, 57, were both using fake profiles when they started talking in an Internet chat room.

After hitting it off, and unaware of each other's true identity, they agreed to meet in person — at a hotel in Heilongjiang province, northeast China — for some raw, passionate loving.

But when a scantily clad Lili opened the door to her room, she was stunned to find her in-law waiting at the door.

Then — to make matters even worse — her husband, Wang Jai, turned up after reading her emails, punched her in the face and attacked his pop.

"When I opened the door, I don't know if she was more surprised or me," said Pai, according to the Daily Star.

"She turned and ran off down the hallway into her husband, my son, who had been following her. He started shouting and then he attacked her, and then he attacked me," he said.

Jai — who allegedly knocked out two of his wife's teeth and gave his father a head injury that required hospital treatment — was arrested and held for five days.

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