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"A curious toddler has become the talk of the town after climbing through the prize chute of a toy gaming machine in the Northern Territory and becoming trapped inside.
Six firefighters rushed to the Oasis Shopping Village in Palmerston, east of Darwin, on Saturday after receiving an emergency call about a toddler stuck inside the machine, the NT News reports.
The unnamed boy is believed to be just two years old.
"I said this kid must be a genius," said Lisa Chong, who owns a shop in the Oasis Shopping Village in the Northern Territory suburb of Palmerston.
"He must have been standing (there) thinking 'how am I going to get at those toys?'
"We are looking through the box and it's not that easy."
Ms Chong said a crowd gathered around the trapped child.
"Everybody had to decide how to get the kid out," she told ABC radio in Darwin.
"The parents must have gone shopping or something ... they must have been really surprised though, stunned, (thinking) how did my son get in there."
Firefighters were forced to use the jaws of life and a hacksaw to remove the padlock on the machine before prying off the glass door.
"When we got the call we actually just assumed he'd got an arm or head stuck, so we were a little shocked when we arrived to find him inside," firefighter Brendon Magnoli was quoted as saying.
"He got in where the toys come out at the bottom ... he must have been a bit of a contortionist to get in there," he said.
"We took the padlock off and pried the door open and he came out pretty quick ... "He was a little bit scared but he put on a brave face."
Police and St Johns Ambulance were also on the scene but the boy didn't require medical treatment.
His adventure didn't go unrewarded — he was given a soft toy for his efforts.
A female shopper also gave him a lollipop."
"Lawsuit Claims Dahn Yoga Is A Cult And A Con
You sign up for a yoga class and then find yourself trapped in a cult. That's what 24 people say happened to them. They are now suing Dahn Yoga. This nationwide group makes millions and has 12 centers in the Chicago area that often target college students. As CBS 2 Investigator Pam Zekman reports ex-members are charging that Dahn Yoga is a cult and a con.
"I think that Dahn Yoga is an extremely deceptive and very dangerous cult," said former Dahn Yoga member Amy Shipley.
Amy Shipley was first exposed to Dahn Yoga's so-called Body and Brain Club at the University of Illinois, Chicago campus. She enjoyed the blend of yoga, exercise and dancing offered to all Dahn Yoga students.
"I felt so good, after that I was hooked," Shipley said.
And hooked on Ilchi Lee, the leader of the Dahn organization and his espoused humanitarian vision of world peace.
"The main thrust of Dahn Yoga's work is healing the world through individual healing," said Dahn Yoga spokesperson Joseph Alexander.
But in a lawsuit, Shipley and 23 other former members charge they were victims of "psychological manipulation" and "thought reform techniques" that included sleep deprivation and excessive exercise.
For example, Shipley had to perform 3,000 bows over a period of nine hours and she attended bizarre workshops.
"Everyone around me was screaming really loudly, people were slamming the floor with their fists, people were bawling, someone that I know even collapsed," Shipley said.
Shipley took Dahn's martial arts training, became a Dahn master and appeared happy.
"I was a brainwashed, very confused young woman," Shipley said.
And it all required "money training" which meant giving the group money.
"I took out student loans, I used all of the money I had in the bank, I took out three credit cards," Shipley said. "I spent over $47,000."
Attorney Ryan Kent filed the lawsuit charging the Dahn organization with fraud.
"They pay for the privilege of being brainwashed," Kent said. "They're lying to these kids, they're concealing from them the true nature of the organization."
In reality, the suit charges that money collected from students at Dahn centers supports Lee's extravagant lifestyle.
"He's making $1 million net a month from his U.S. operations," Kent said.
Ex-members say they were pressured to sign up new members and open new centers to help Lee achieve his goal of recruiting 100 million followers.
"I was expected to recruit 20 people every month and make the organization about $20,000 to $30,000 every month," Shipley said.
Jessica Harrelson says she was singled out for much more. The lawsuit charges that Lee sexually assaulted her.
"After I had very vocally stated that this was not OK with me, people were trying to tell me, 'he is enlightened' and then it turned into 'well, this is an honor,'" Harrelson said. "It was so difficult for me to get across that this was a reprehensible act."
"Like all the other claims in the lawsuit, this is a false claim," Dahn spokesperson Alexander said. "This is completely a lie. No one was forced to do anything."
Alexander describes the lawsuit as a frivolous action by a small group of disgruntled former employees. He also says that millions have benefited from Dahn Yoga as can be seen in testimonials on their website. "
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" Dubai's Al Nassma, the world's first brand of chocolate made with camels' milk, plans to expand into new Arab markets, Europe, Japan and the United States, its general manager said Tuesday. "We aim to be the Godiva of the Middle East," Van Almsick said in an interview. "It's a luxury product, so we will never be in supermarkets. The plan is to be in one mall in each UAE city.""
"Jeff Bridges promises the new "TRON" is just as groundbreaking as the 27-year-old original.
The 59-year-old actor and star of the original film came to Comic Con Thursday to help present early footage from "TRON: Legacy," due in 2010.
Bridges notes that when "TRON" was released in 1982, the Internet and personal computers didn't exist. The futuristic tale took viewers to a digitized virtual world, a concept that was decades ahead of its time.
Despite modern moviegoers' everyday interaction with technology, Bridges says he "can guarantee you're going to get the same kind of pop with this one. Everything's going to be super-ized."
Filmmakers showed some concept sketches and a brief, never-before-seen clip."
"When I was a child, someone showed me the Chicago Bulls logo, upside down, and pointed out that it was, in fact, a robot sitting on a park bench reading the bible. My little mind was blown. 20 plus years later, I look at the logo and no longer see the bull. Just an upside down robot priest…"
"Some of the faithful believe that in order to fulfill the prophecy of I-35 being the "holy" highway, it needs some intensive prayer first. So we watched as about 25 fervent and enthusiastic Christians prayed on the the interstate's shoulder in Dallas.
They chanted loudly and vibrantly, making many people in the neighborhood wonder what was going on. They prayed that adult businesses along the corridor would "see the light" and perhaps close down.
They prayed for safety and freedom from crime for people who lived along the interstate. They prayed that all Americans would accept Jesus into their lives."