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Cicadas are returning by the trillions in the U.S. this year mdash; a synchronized emergence that begins when the dirt r
stanley cup eaches a precise 64 degrees. The buzzing bugs have already come out in some places.Where will cicadas emerge in 2024 Two cicada broods are emerging at the same time this year, meaning the U.S. will see more
stanley cup cicadas than usual.Brood XIX, which comes out every 13 years, will emerge in the Southeast in Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia. Brood XIII, which comes out every 17 years, will be seen in the midwest, primarily Illinois and Iowa.Cicadas li
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An Ohio man who spent nearly six months imprisoned in North Korea for leaving a Bible in a nightclub is home and talking about his experience -- and why he did it, CBS News
air max Dean Reynolds reports. Last spring, Jeffrey Fowle went on a tour of the country the State Department warns Americans against visiting. On a trip to a nightclub there he left behind a Korean and English Bible. He said he left the Bible to spread the seed of Christianity to the Hermit Kingdom. American freed from North Korea arrives in U.S. 02:39 The North Koreans said it was an act designed to destabilize the regime of Kim Jong Un. The Bible was found, and three days later, he was taken into custody. I think I was a bit of a puzzle [to them], Fowle told CBS Ne
skechers ws. At one point they called me a strange man, which ... doesn t come as a surprise to some people I know. Fowle said he wanted to visit the country because he
stanley cup was intrigued by it. Just the fact that it s a closed country, he said. I want to see what makes it tick, what the people are like. He said as far as leaving the Bible, it was an intentional act on my part. He said he was never mistreated - actually fed too much food - and kept in various hotel or motel rooms, but never in a cell. He was allowed to write
