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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 2010

Page

19

Obama look alike in demand in Asia

Ilham Anas, a 34 year old photographer in Indonesia, bears a striking resemblance to Barack Obama and has turned that likeness into fame and wealth. He tours schools and TV studios, pitches products, writes an autobiography, and receives offers from marketers across Southeast Asia while balancing family life.

John M. Glonna Angeles Times Jakarta Indonesia Barack Obama U.S Washington Ilham Anas Anas Singapore Malaysia Philippines Madame Tussauds Obama Los Angeles Times

Rise of homegrown American terror suspects alarms officials

A string of recent cases shows American adults from diverse backgrounds in Europe and the Middle East involved in jihad plots or support networks. Cases include Colleen LaRose known as Jihad Jane, a Pennsylvania woman accused of seeking violent jihad online, and Najibullah Zazi, a Denver-area resident who pleaded guilty to leading a New York subway bombing plot. Authorities warn radicalization occurs via internet and personal contact, with evolving threats and variable timelines before action.

U.S Iraq Afghanistan Pennsylvania Col Orado Najibul-lah Zazi New York Fort Hood Texas Nidal Hasan United States David Kris Justice Department Kris Michael Chertoff Secu Rity Chertoff Colleen LaRose Jihad Jane LaRose

City lifts ban on keeping honeybees in New York

The New York City health board overturned a long standing ban on beekeeping within city limits. Beehives were previously forbidden as hazardous like ferrets and venomous snakes, but the change followed growing urban agriculture interest and high profile bee initiatives such as the White House hive. Community groups like East New York Farms advocate rooftop and garden hives highlighting pollination and potential harvests.

New York New York City American Michelle Obama White House David Vigil East New York Farms Brooklyn Board of Health City

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