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Libyan Prime Minister Mahmoud Jibril has confirmed that Colonel Gaddafi has been killed. The fugitive leader died of wounds sustained in his capture close to Sirte.
Gaddafi’s corpse has already been delivered to Misrata, consistent with Al Arabiya.
TV footage showing anti-Gaddafi fighters dragging the colonel’s body are shown on Al Jazeera English and many pictures purportedly showing the slain strongman have appeared on the net. An NTC official confirmed the images were real.
The fighters claim they saw Gaddafi get shot dead in his lower body from a rifle. One fighter says he hit Gaddafi together with his shoe, that could be a grave insult in the Arab world.
There have conjointly been reports that the colonel’s son Motassim has been captured within the fallen stronghold of Sirte. An NTC commander claims he is additionally dead.
As for Gaddafi’s highest-profile son, Saif al-Islam, there have been reports that he has been surrounded by NTC forces while fleeing Sirte under convoy.
NTC leader Mustafa Abdel Jalil will address the Libyan nation shortly and NTC Deputy Chairman Ghoga is anticipated to announce the liberation of all of Libya within hours.
A US official has confirmed that the new Libyan leaders have informed Washington that Gaddafi is dead.
In keeping with Reuters, Gaddafi was wounded and captured close to Sirte whereas making an attempt to escape during a convoy which was attacked by NATO.











UN General Secretary Ban Ki-moon has said that the day of Gaddafi’s death marks a historic transition for Libya.
Libya’s Prime Minister Mahmoud Jibril said that following the death of the strongman it's time for Libyans to launch a new, united Libya.
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has said that the war in Libya is “over.”
The European Union said during a statement that the death of Muammar Gaddafi marks the “end of era despotism.” French Foreign Minister Alain Juppé said "France is proud to own helped the Libyan individuals to recover their freedom.



A Libyan National Transitional Council (NTC) fighter looks through a giant concrete pipe where ousted Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi was allegedly captured, with a dead loyalist gunmen in the foreground, within the coastal Libyan town of Sirte on October twenty, 201one (AFP Photo / Philippe Desmazes)
A Libyan government fighter says Gaddafi was hiding in a very hole in Sirte, shouting "don't shoot, don't shoot."
An NTC official says the pinnacle of Gaddafi's

military, Abu Bakr Younus Jabr, was killed throughout the capture of the Libyan ex-leader.
The news comes shortly once the NTC forces took management over Gaddafi's home city of Sirte.
On Tuesday, during her visit to Libya, US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said she hoped Muammar Gaddafi would be captured or killed.

However, professional-Gaddafi media denies the reports that the colonel has been killed as “nothing but rumors.” According to Al-Libiya television website, Muammar Gaddafi “is in good health.” The news outlet also warns against fake pictures of a slain Gaddafi that have appeared in the net.

The World Series Game one was expected to be held in Philadelphia ever since the National League won the All-Star Game. But after all, the Phillies went down early and currently their fans - like myself - have to see the St. Louis Cardinals of all teams host the beginning of the World Series instead.

Game one has sometimes been the sole time where the Cardinals have been vulnerable within the postseason. Both the Phillies and also the Milwaukee Brewers got false hope after they defeated St. Louis to begin the NLDS and NLCS and then only won once additional. This has to form the Texas Rangers even a lot of involved that they actually lost Game 1 of the World Series by 3-2 on Oct. 19.


Losing the first game has been a kiss of death in 19 of the past 23 Fall Classics - though the Phillies were one of these four teams to blow a 1-0 lead to the New York Yankees in 2009. In any case, that prospect is less ominous than the one where a team that has return back from countless deficits within the last month is truly in the driver's seat now.

Perhaps the Cardinals are therefore used to coming back from behind since late August that they will not understand what to do with a lead. Of course, holding onto a lead during a game hasn't been a lot of of a problem lately, because of the suddenly dominant St. Louis bullpen.

For once, the experts looked to be right in calling the Cardinals and Rangers evenly matched World Series foes. Each groups had 2-run hits and each had a likelihood to drive in decisive runs with a pinch-hitter late in Game one. But Tony La Russa's selection of Allen Craig(notes) as a pinch-hitter paid off in the underside of the sixth, on a hit that Nelson Cruz(notes) fell inches short of catching. On the flip facet, Ron Washington trusted Esteban German(notes) to tie it in the seventh and it did not pay off - then when that, the St. Louis bullpen never gave Texas another real probability.

Texas already is aware of the danger of losing a World Series opener, since Cliff Lee(notes) couldn't come back through for the Rangers against the San Francisco Giants and place them during a hole that they never climbed out of. Since the Rangers and Cardinals were solely separated by some moves in Game one, maybe it means that things will still be that close for the rest of the series. But if St. Louis takes Game 2 and goes up a pair of-zero, a seemingly close series will become lopsided pretty quick, simply like most of the Fall Classics of the last decade.

Given that St. Louis has battled with its back against the wall for pretty much two months, winning a lopsided final series would be ironic - and a touch disappointing. Nonetheless that is the unfamiliar position that the Cardinals might soon find themselves in, unless the Rangers can battle back from a acquainted position once this latest World Series Game one loss.

Robert Dougherty could be a life-long Philadelphia resident who has followed the Phillies since he was eight years old.

Around this time of year, people across the U.S. start to wonder when exactly we will "fall back." In 2011, Daylight Savings doesn't end until the morning of Sunday, Nov. 6.

Yet, if Google trends are any indication, people are already beginning to wonder how much longer before they have to change their clocks.

On Nov. 6, you'll move the clocks back one hour and enjoy 60 more minutes of sleep each morning.

If you're feeling like Daylight Savings is coming particularly late this year, that's because of a change that was made a few years back. The Energy Policy Act of 2005 altered the start and end dates of daylight savings time. Beginning in 2007, clocks were set ahead one hour on the second Sunday of March instead of the first Sunday of April. Clocks were then set back one hour on the first Sunday in November rather than the last Sunday of October.

The move was made in an attempt to save energy.

Most, but not all, States and U.S. territories observe daylight saving time. The federal government doesn't require U.S. states and territories to observe it, which is why residents of Arizona, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands don't change their clocks.

Danica Patrick walks off the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the aftermath of a horrific crash that killed Dan Wheldon.
LAS VEGAS -- The most fashionable driver on the circuit parked her IndyCar for the last time as a full-time driver within the series Sunday.

After seven years of racing at 220 mph within the country's oldest form of racing, Danica Patrick bid farewell at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the Izod IndyCar World Championships season finale.

Her mood had been upbeat all weekend till a fiery, multi-automotive crash early within the race led to the death of driver Dan Wheldon. The race wasn't restarted, however Patrick and other drivers drove 5 laps at slow speed to honor his memory.

Wheldon sustained the injuries during a 15-car pileup that Patrick barely avoided.

She was running low within the 1.5-mile oval coming back out of the second turn when one amongst the airborne cars that was on fire sailed simply to her right.

"There was debris everywhere, you'll smell smoke and see the billowing smoke," she said in an exceedingly live ABC interview while the race was stopped for clean-up and repair.

"I hope, I hope everyone is OK. I heard regarding Dan …," said Patrick, her voice trailing off. "You simply do not need to be in that position."

Patrick finishes her full-time IndyCar career as the only lady to win a race, the Japan 300 in 2008. She was named rookie of the year in 2005 and placed third within the Indy five hundred in 2009, the highest end ever by a girl. She had one top-5 and 9 top-10s this season, her fifth with Andretti Autosport.

Though alternative drivers have won more, few have been as common. She was voted Most Widespread Driver of the IndyCar series the past six years and is favored to win once more when results for 201one are announced next month.

IndyCar honored Patrick before Sunday's race with a video highlighting her career.

Michael Andretti

Michael Andretti, her current team owner and one among the series' most successful drivers with 36 wins and three championships, acknowledged her exit will be felt.

"Danica did bring, I think, new fans to our sport and hopefully those fans aren't here solely as a result of  Danica," Andretti said. "I'm certain she brought fans that normally wouldn't have watched it however currently became fans of IndyCar racing."

"I hate to see her go," veteran IndyCar racer Davey Hamilton said. "She's in all probability going to require away fans, and we tend to cannot afford that."

Patrick, 32, will currently specialize in racing stock cars full time within the NASCAR Nationwide Series, where she has raced a partial schedule since last year. She conjointly is scheduled to drive in up to 10 premier Sprint Cup races. She will race for a team owned by Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Winning is what Patrick wants foremost.

Dario Franchitti, who left IndyCar to race in NASCAR in 2008 however returned the following year, said running with cars and engines designed by Rick Hendrick Motorsports will enhance her performance.

"It is a very tough move, however one advantage Danica can have is she'll be driving sensible cars," Franchitti said. "That will be a large facilitate for her. I hope she does well, she's a friend of mine.

"I may tell you she was getting frustrated with the dearth of success [in IndyCar.] She features a smart likelihood of finding a number of it in Nationwide."

The undead have uniformly terrible shoes. And this is simply one in all many zombie rules conveyed within the season premiere of “The Walking Dead.”

AMC’s dark and graphic TV adaptation of the dark graphic-novel series concerning the ragtag survivors of zombie apocalypse picks up right where the six-episode initial season left off. Our survivors are to the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta, found no hope for a cure or any functioning society, and escaped moments before the ability self-destructed.

To start Season a pair of, Sheriff’s Deputy Rick Grimes intones a weary soliloquy over his walkie-talkie for the good thing about Morgan, the elder 0.5 of a father-son survivor duo he encountered all the way back in the show’s very 1st episode. Somber mood sufficiently set, Rick joins his little survivor convoy as the cluster heads out of Atlanta to a military fort one hundred twenty five miles away.

An impassable interstate clogged with abandoned vehicles is that the venue for our lesson on the zombies’ shoddy footwear. The survivors are caught unaware by a passing wave of “walkers,” the term denizens of “Walking Dead”-land use most of all when concerning zombies, when Winnebago-driving Dale offers one amongst the all-time worst performances as a rooftop lookout. With very little time to spare, most of the survivors hide underneath cars – affording the audience a close-up look at a heap of shoes and a chance to imagine the aroma of necrotic feet. (The rule concerning zombie smells is additionally reiterated in this episode, with decomposing bodies used to keep walkers at bay.) Andrea, the one survivor who failed to find a smart hiding spot, helps the audience segue into a second rule of zombie survival: don’t create noise, think twice about gunfire.

Trapped in the RV’s small bathroom, she dispatches a zombie with screwdriver through the eye when her handgun will’t be made to figure. This screwdriver kill is pivotal. Had Andrea achieve firing her weapon, the passing herd – a term the survivors choose afterward for large groups of zombies – would been drawn to her position. Andrea has already displayed suicidal tendencies, and her reluctance to fully grasp the consequences of gunfire leads the gun-totting male survivors (Dale, Rick and another law-enforcement fellow named Shane) to take away her handgun.

The herd passes, however not before Sophia is chased out from her hiding spot and into the woods. Sophia is one in all 2 small kids in the survivor posse, and the trouble to seek out her and mollify her agonized mother Carol takes up the rest of the episode. Rick and a crossbow-wielding Daryl Dixon conduct a initial fruitless search for the young girl, a trial aided by Daryl’s tracking skills (someone is often skilled at tracking!) and gusto for backwoods zombie-autopsy procedures. (Choice quote: “Yeah, hoss had a big meal not long ago. I feel it in there.”

Another rule is established throughout this interval: speed. “Walking Dead” zombies can shamble at a fairly fast clip, and according to Rick they can not get winded from their exertions. Still, these aren’t the lighting quick zombies we tend to’ve seen in recent movies like “28 Days Later,” which is why the herd formation remains the foremost formidable.

By the episode’s finish, Sophia will still not be found. And that’s not the only issue left dangling for upcoming episodes. Andrea is wanting to depart the human herd and hoping Shane, who she overhears having a painful conversation with Lori, can be her ride away. Dale is willing to lie and manipulate his fellow survivors during a bid to regulate the volatile group dynamic.



However the biggest new issue is raised in the closing moments of the episode. Carl Grimes, son of Lori and Rick and the opposite candidate for kid-in-jeopardy scenarios, is shot within the midst of an otherwise enchanted encounter with an elk. The sudden shooting seems to be an accident, with the unseen shooter doubtless intending to own hit only the elk.

That leaves Carl’s fate as cloudy as Sophia’s, and also leaves our survivors with the very clear suggestion that they're not alone.

Zombies Killed: seven (two by puncture, two by bludgeoning, one by arrow, and three by slashes from a kickass arsenal of machetes and cleavers)