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Americanpopstar,Beyonce,has dedicatedone ofher songsduringaconcertheldlast nightlateactorPaulWalker.
The worldoffilmandlovers ofaction movieswere shockedwhen they learnedofthe deathof the actoron Sundayforthe"Fast&Furious",who diedinan accident.

And,feltcompassion forevenBeyonce.Shehasheldaconcertlast nightat the Staples CenterLosAngeleswhereperformedherhitsbigger.

At one pointraisedpublicBeyoncewalkingwhen he said thatthe song"I WillAlwaysLove You"isthe lateactorascribes.

PaulWalkerdiedat age 40,andleft behinda15 year old girl

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Pop ylli amerikan, Beyonce, ia ka kushtuar një prej këngëve të saj gjatë një koncerti të mbajtur mbrëmë aktorit të ndjerë, @Beyonce dedicates "I Will Always Love You" actor Paul WalkerPaul Walker
Bota e filmit dhe dashamirët e filmave aksion u shokuan kur mësuan të dielën për vdekjen e aktorit të “Fast & Furious”, i cili ndërroi jetë në një aksident.

Dhe, dhembshuri për të ka ndjerë edhe Beyonce. Ajo ka mbajtur një koncert mbrëmë në Staples Center të Los Angelesit ku performoi hitet e saj më të mëdha.

Në një moment Beyonce ngriti publikun në këmbë kur tha se këngën “I Will Always Love You” po ia dedikon aktorit të ndjerë.

Paul Walker vdiq në moshën 40 vjeçare, dhe ka lënë pas një vajzë 15 vjeçare

A video published on the internet shows that an elephant has the ability to perform on the piano.
Pianist Paul Barton elephants made ​​music since 1996, but says he has only played until Peter joined elephant during a visit made ​​in Thailand. Even a smaller elephant, named Moo, is involved with some 'dancing' rhythmic.

Barton said that Peter's reaction to the music was a natural phenomenon. "Some elephants have extraordinary sensitivity to rhythm," he said.

Apart from music, scientists say that elephants feel the love and suffering, much as humans.

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Një video e publikuar në internet tregon se një elefant ka aftësi që të performojë në piano.
Pianisti Paul Barton u ka bërë muzikë elefantëve që nga viti 1996, mirëpo thotë se ka luajtur vetëm deri kur elefanti Peter iu bashkua gjatë një vizite që pati në Tajlandë. Edhe një elefant më i vogël, i quajtur Soi, është përfshirë me disa ‘vallëzime’ ritmike.

Barton ka thënë se reagimi i Peter ndaj muzikës ishte një dukuri natyrore. “Disa elefantë kanë ndjeshmëri të jashtëzakonshme për ritmin”, ka deklaruar ai.

Përveç muzikës, shkencëtarët thonë se elefantët ndjejnë edhe dashuri dhe vuajtje, ngjashëm sikur njerëzit.

A passenger train has derailed in the area of Bronx, New York in the United States and by the American media at least four people were killed and many others injured.

Five of the seven carriages of the train were derailed by the Transportation Authority of New York.
The Hudson Line Railroad's been suspended for the moment in the scene after emergency services arrived.
Fire Department of New York has announced that the accident occurred at 7:20 am local time and that 130 firefighters are at the scene.


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Një tren pasagjerësh ka dalë nga shinat në zonën e Bronksit, në Nju Jork të Shteteve të Bashkuara të Amerikës dhe sipas mediave amerikane të paktën 4 persona kanë humbur jetën e shumë të tjerë janë plagosur. 

Pesë nga shtatë vagonat e këtij treni kanë dalë nga shinat sipas Autoritetit të Transportit të Nju Jorkut
Linja Hekurudhore e Hudson-it është pezulluar për momentin pasi në vendngjarje kanë mbërritur shërbimet e emergjencës.
Departamenti i Zjarrfikësve të Nju Jorkut ka njoftuar se aksidenti ka ndodhur në orën 07:20 me orën lokale dhe se 130 zjarrfikës ndodhen në vendngjarje.

Thousands of volunteers , television crews and even U.S. President Barack Obama , have come together to fulfill the desire of five years Scott Miles , who suffers from leukemia . His desire was to become Batman , respectively Batkid , for just one day . Thus , San Francisco returned to Gotham City , NY Daily News writes . Read the story that touched the hearts not only of Americans . Below find the link of his desire , for which Telegraph reported on Nov

Police closed the main road so Miles , while ridding the city , cheered by thousands of citizens and that in " every country crime

Police closed the main road so Miles , while ridding the city , cheered by thousands of citizens and that in " every country crime

The action began when Police Chief Greg Suhr , through the small screen called the Batkidit .


                 Batkid immediately responded and joined Batman to save the city .

 wide-reaching winter storm is causing or expected to cause massive travel headaches from Colorado to West Virginia to New Hampshire over the next four days. The storm – with snow, freezing rain, and some thunderstorms – will hit metropolitan areas such as Albany, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Kansas City, Little Rock, St Louis, and Springfield, Massachusetts.

First part of the storm (through Friday)


A primary low pressure system is dropping healthy snow amounts over the middle of the country. Highest snowfall will be contained in south-eastern Nebraska, north-eastern Kansas, and north-western Missouri, which will receive up to and perhaps just greater than a foot.

The main story here for snow is how many states will meet winter storm warning criteria (usually over 6in in this geographical area) over the next 48 hours. Snow amounts of over 6in will be expected to fall over six states including Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota. More than 4in can be expected in the south-eastern part of South Dakota, Michigan's upper peninsula, and pretty much the whole of Wisconsin.

Most of the snow from this part of the storm is expected to fall over the next 24 hours. The exceptions are the northern part of Wisconsin, including Green Bay, and most of Michigan, including Marquette, where snow will likely linger into Saturday.

The snow is expected to mix with sleet and freezing rain along the southern part of the storm system. St Louis and Springfield will see snow amounts of around 3-6in. The snow should mix with and change to sleet and freezing rain. Farther to the south and east freezing rain is likely to be the big story.


The freezing rain will be the most dangerous part of the storm. It is caused by snow that melts on its way to the surface and then freezes on contact with the surface. It differs from sleet, which is snow that melts and refreezes into little ice pellets on its way to the surface. Any ice that forms from freezing rain can create treacherous travel conditions and knock out power lines.

Freezing rain amounts of up to and perhaps over half an inch is expected to fall over the next 24 hours in northern Arkansas – where ice storm warnings are in effect – and southern Missouri. Thunderstorms are likely along this southern front as warm Gulf air mixes with cold air from the north. It's possible that hail, which is not a wintry form of precipitation, actually mixes in with the freezing rain.

Lower amounts of freezing rain will spread eastward from the heaviest batch. Accumulations of over a tenth of an inch will expand eastward to central Indiana, southwestern Ohio, and eastern West Virginia over the next two days. Though amounts will be small, any freezing accumulation on roads should not be taken lightly.

Second part of the storm (Saturday into Sunday)

The main low pressure affecting the middle of the country is going to die over the next 48 hours, because it will run into a wall of high pressure in central Canada. In response, a secondary lower pressure system will form along the eastern seaboard on Saturday.

Most of the major cities in the north-east will get mostly rain or nothing at all. New York and Philadelphia are not in line for any real accumulation. Washington DC could be the exception, with some sleet on Friday thanks to the weakening primary in the midwest.

The real action will be in central New York state and interior New England, where amounts of over a foot and perhaps up 2ft could fall. I feel fairly safe in saying that cities such as Albany, Manchester, New Hampshire, and Springfield, Massachusetts are going to get socked on Saturday into Sunday. The Hydrometeorological Prediction Center is printing out around a foot by Sunday morning, with possibly more snow through the day.

The question zone is likely to be from the Hartford-to-Boston axis. With no true high pressure source to the north, warm air from the south will try and invade Hartford. Any snow could mix with sleet, and perhaps become rain. Boston could see a strong eastern wind that could bring in rain and keep amounts down.

The jackpot zone is going to be in an area that manages to stay cold enough for snow, and close enough to the main precipitation shield. At this point, I'd guess it to be in a triangle from Greenfield, Massachusetts to Keene, New Hampshire to Worcester, Massachusetts. This is not an area that needs it, after a blizzard at the beginning of the month.

Importantly, we are still 48 to 72 hours out from when the secondary low pressure system will have its greatest impact. The exact location of the rain/snow line and heaviest snow amounts are still to be determined.

What we can say is that whatever area gets hit hardest will need more than one shovel to dig itself out.