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If you liked the movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, come to the new reenactment of the all-too-famous book by Roald Dahl. The play will take place at the Stage Door Theatre, located in Yukon, Oklahoma.

Nobody on the bus was suspecting that there would be anything wrong with the ride. Why should they? It was just another bus transporting passengers... right? Wrong. At about 5.27 am on Interstate 10 just south of Phoenix, the driver of the bus accidentally hit the rear-end of a truck in the front of the bus as they were moving. The bus went out of control and swerved left, and then to the right. In the process, it flipped and went into the ditch. There were six deaths, and even more were injured. Among the fifteen injured were two eleven-year-olds. The bus wreck blocked both of the westbound lanes of traffic, and officials from the Public Saftey Department have no idea when the lanes will be opened again. CNN affiliate KNXV-TV caught an aerial view of the video.

The funeral of all famous (or infamous) web browser, known as Internet Explorer 6 has died, and a funeral has been planned for today, March 4, 2010, at 7:00 pm Mountain Time, 8:00 pm Central Time. Although it isn't exactly "dead," Internet Explorer 6 will no longer be supported by Google Docs and Google Sites (starting Monday) or YouTube (starting Saturday). Fortunate for the rare Internet Explorer lovers (boo! :) ), there are other later versions, known as Internet Explorer 7 and Internet Explorer 8. The names, as you can tell, are very original.

Goodbye IE6! You won't be missed.

Two hackers "on the good side" exposed to authorities how easy it would be to get past passport machines and such. The hackers, their names Adam Laurie and Jeroen Van Beek, demonstrate using a fake passport with the information and picture of Elvis Presley, a long-gone popular singer, on it. To see the full story and watch the video, click here.

A hiker was hiking up the volcano of Mt. St Helens, and apparently he fell in. He was last heard blowing his emergency whistle. Apparently, strong winds blew the snow and made it cave in, so now the man is in the crater of the volcano. Sherriff Cox’s phone rang with the news that the 52 year old fell in. Nobody knows at this point if he survived the 1,500 feet drop, and although chances are slim, authorities will continue looking.

Finally, it is the beginning of the Winter Games for 2010! Nearly every very active winter game, ranging from track to skiing to hocking to skating, is going on some time during the event. The event takes from Friday, February 12 to Sunday, February 28, a total of sixteen days straight!

If you want to see the complete schedule, click here! After the events, the results will be at the same place as the schedule.

A man of 25 has supposedly auctioned the back of his neck for advertising. The person who wins the bid gets to choose an ad that will be permanently tattooed on the back of Mark Greenlaw, located in Maine.

Games are now online on CMonster95! I will be adding games very often. To play games, click here!

We hope that you had a Happy New Year!