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Shariah-controlled zone signs appearing in parts of the UK

Bright yellow signs announcing that certain areas are shariah-controlled zones have been placed in several regions across the UK.

In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 10 comments

Nasty election signs appear in Toronto day before election

Toronto - One day before voters head to the polls to take part in the municipal election, election signs have appeared all over the Greater Toronto Area and are taking aim at all of the candidates, including Rob Ford and George Smitherman.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

South African Trade Unions signs the wage deal while others stall

The South African civil servants who were responsible for the three-week long strike that saw hospitals and schools crippled, did not sign the government’s final wage offer by the deadline on Tuesday.

In the Media by Abram Mahlaba

Toronto election signs attack mayoral candidate Rob Ford

Toronto - With two leeks left until Toronto voters head to the polls, an unknown person or organization posted signs along the city's University Avenue that attacked Rob Ford by saying: "Wife-beating racist drunk for Mayor!"

In the Media by Andrew Moran

MLB: Matt Holliday signs a seven year deal with the Cards

Holliday announced on Tuesday that he is coming back to the Cardinals with a seven year deal with an option for an eighth.

In the Media by Matt Harding

Major Nidal Malik Hasan Had Many Different Faces

The alleged gunman of the Fort Hood military base shooting had many sides reports are now showing. He was a dedicated counselor who fought his own demons, a soldier, a religious man and now we suspect a mass murderer.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

Posted Tsunami Warning Signs Battered by People, Not Waves

Tsunamis hitting the west coast of the U.S. are rare, but they happen. To prepare, coastal cities from Washington to California have been preparing residents for the possibility by posting signs. Rather than heeding them, they’ve been vandalizing them.

In the Media by Sandy Sand - 1 comment

Stop: Exit here

So, I found this link at the top of the page on DJ. It caught my eye, and I think it is a wonderful idea to bring to our roads. What a great idea to have our signs glow in the dark.

In the Media by Leah - 4 comments

Judge Makes Shoplifters Wear 'I Am Thief' Sign

WalMart shoppers in Attalla, Ala. might have been reminded not a good idea to steal from the WalMart Supercenter there. You might be ordered to join the two thieves wearing a sign outside the store that said, "I am a thief, I stole from Wal-Mart."

In the Media by Cynthia Trowbridge - 10 comments