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Students brave the snow on the campus of the University of Nebraska-Omaha, in Omaha, Neb., Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009, as a winter storm travels through the region.

Emergency Photos Storm US Weather

The Star
Winter storm spreads across US Midwest
TOPEKA, Kansas (AP): A major winter storm lumbering across America's midsection promised a white Christmas for some but brought headaches for travelers caught on slick, icy roads or dealing with... (photo: AP / Nati Harnik)

Panasonic

Business Electronics Panasonic Photos Technology

Arab News
CORPORATE NEWS
PANASONIC The latest technology has been launched in the Middle East with a range of Panasonic's award winning quick steam dry irons capable of 360 degree of easy movement, reducing ironing time by 25... (photo: WN / james)

Citrus aurantium. Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid.

ARS
New Method Tests Severity of Key Citrus Virus
web December 24, 2009 A new rapid way to test severity of the devastating citrus tristeza virus (CTV) in citrus trees has been developed by Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists in Parlier,... (photo: GFDL / A. Barra)

Agriculture Photos Science Society Virus

Snow storm in Ottawa

BBC News
Massive Christmas winter storm arrives in US Midwest
A "humongous" winter storm is spreading across the US Midwest, forecasters say, already affecting holiday travel and cutting power to hundreds of homes. The worst of the storm is expected to... (photo: Creative Commons / Patrick Kennedy)

Christmas Photos Storm US Winter

Britain's Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Ed Miliband listens to a question during a Q&A event on the Copenhagen Summit at a conference center in London, Monday, Dec. 21, 2009.

The Guardian
Did Ed Miliband save the Copenhagen summit from complete failure?
The British climate minister's last-minute intervention was an example of flawed diplomacy that enabled leaders to claim success and allows the rest of us to hope for... (photo: AP / Akira Suemori)

Climate Miliband Photos Politics UK

Corn Crop - Maize - Farming - Agriculture

Samachaar
Guatemala corn production down nearly 11 percent
Guatemala City: White corn production in Guatemala fell 10.8 percent in 2009 due to the prolonged drought in the country, the agriculture ministry said Tuesday. Corn... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Corn Drought Market Photos Production

Villagers in Moyamba, Sierra Leone, walk by a United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL).

The Miami Herald
More African immigrants finding a home in Latin America
BUENOS AIRES -- George Kingsley fled his war-torn homeland of Sierra Leone by stowing away on a cargo ship with no idea where his journey would lead him. Three weeks... (photo: UN / Eric Kanalstein)
Africa Immigrants Latin America Photos War

Headlines C. America

	Puerto Rico halts monkey-breeding facility plans Denver Post
	Quake near Mexican border shakes San Diego area The Wichita Eagle
	Protest at Mexican jail where Mel Gibson to film Syracuse

Caribbean

	Papers reveal Britain's anxiety over Iranian Shah BBC News
	JetBlue flight in DomRep delayed after threat Syracuse

Travel

	Sun And Skates National Post
	Vodka-loving Russia faces drink-driving ban: president The Independent

Video: Plane crash on runway in Jamaica might be weather rel

Probe begins into Jamaica jet crash

Weather History: December 11: Record Warm, Cold, Blizzard, S

Bangladesh, Myanmar worst-hit by extreme weatherstudy

Bangladesh, Myanmar 'worst-hit' by extreme weather

Weather History: December 6: Record Warm, Cold, Snowstorms,

Bomb used during bank robbery a hoax

BBDO Worldwide Tops The Gunn Report... Again.

Our £3m bill for cricket lessons in Jamaica jails

Cuban accused of Medicare fraud arrested

AllianceBernstein Global High Income Fund Releases Monthly P

Fashion's Premier Competition Series Project Runway Returns

Mexican navy sailors arrive during an operation in Cuernavaca, Mexico, Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2009. A Mexican navy official said alleged drug cartel chief Arturo Beltran Leyva was killed in a shootout with sailors Wednesday. Two hundred sailors raided an upscale apartment complex and killed a reputed Mexican drug cartel chief in a two-hour gunbattle, one of the biggest victories yet in President Felipe Calderon's drug war.

Rising violence: Mexico needs help to defeat the drug cartels

Cuba

Cuba reports more tourists, less revenue in '09

A night view of the site of the ancient Giza Pyramids during lights switch off for the Earth Hour, in Cairo, Egypt Saturday March 28, 2009.

France's return of Egyptian artefacts reawakes repatriation debate

Panama gets $4.75 billion since '99 canal handover Syracuse
The fairness of financial rescue Business Day Online
Quakes hits wide area of US-Mexico border region The Examiner
4 admit gaming US visa system for seasonal workers The Examiner
Dust: Tiny particles with a big impact The Wichita Eagle
Yemeni Link to Airline Plot Complicates Gitmo Plan The New York Times
An American Household Name in Venezuela Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Obama: Security system failed Star Tribune
World/nation briefs Star Tribune
Jack Straw: The Tories are trying to buy the election The Independent
Spain's EU presidency to be 'eminently Euro-Mediterranean' Daily Star Lebanon
Cuba critical of all 4 Florida Senate candidates The Miami Herald
Presidential Office stands by Ma’s choice of advisers Taipei Times
Trying to Sway America's Cuba Policy With Song The New York Times
Exhibit about fences looks at both sides The Columbus Dispatch
Envoys get to see jailed American The Miami Herald
William McKenzie: Changing demographics told decade's story The Dallas Morning News
Mexico questions its drug-war strategy Tulsa World
Mexico state tourism minister murdered by gunmen TravelDailyNews
Crossing our fingers after 2009 The News Tribune

A bank customer leaves a branch of the new state-run bank Banco Bicentenario in Caracas, Monday, Dec. 21, 2009.

Venezuela launches state-run bank

Raul Castro

Castro: Obama Seeking To Topple Cuban Communism

In this photo made available by the Cuban Government's National Information Agency (AIN), Cuban President Fidel Castro speaks at the Conventions Palace in Havana, Cuba in this May 12, 2005 photo.

Cuba's Castro: Climate agreement is 'undemocratic'

4 Pa. defendants admit gaming US visa system to hire out hun Hartford Courant
3 Pa. defendants admit gaming US visa system to hire out hun Star Tribune
3 admit gaming US visa system for seasonal workers The Miami Herald
3 admit scamming U.S. visa system for seasonal workers USA Today
Fed Bank of Dallas: Overseas outsourcing of jobs uncertain Business Journal
Panama Canal expansion plan has Gulf ports racing for potent Star Tribune
Ram Power, Corp. announces $77 million debt financing closin redOrbit
U.S. cash flow aids economy, lending The Miami Herald
Bristow Group Announces Organizational Changes to Improve Op redOrbit
Savvy marketing, extreme transport and green issues dominate The Independent
Small courier businesses thrive in South Florida The Miami Herald
Coffee company calls on Sumner The News Tribune
Pennsylvania now a top elk producer Penn Live
Philippine resorts among world's best green places Inquirer
If the Humane Society can campaign for fixing pets...... The Examiner
Honduras' business leaders hope elections restore investors' The Miami Herald
ANALYSIS - Brink's hit spotlights Venezuela currency woes Sify
Mexico oil output resumes decline in November The Guardian
Brink's hit spotlights Venezuela currency woes The Guardian
Costa Rica assails big risks taken by small miners The Guardian

Actor Mel Gibson arrives at the Gaiety Theatre for the 5th Annual Irish Film and Television Academy Awards, Dublin, Ireland, Sunday, Feb. 17, 2008. Gibson received the Outstanding Contribution to World Cinema Award.

Gibson film plan provokes protest outside Mexico prison

In this photo taken Thursday, June 25, 2009, dancers perform at a reopened nightclub in central Baghdad, Iraq. As the city's security improves, nightlife is returning to the Iraqi capital.

Cuba's famed Tropicana nightclub still sexy and sinful at 70

Cate Blanchett

Sensational Streetcar

Mexican prisoners livid over new Gibson film The Independent
5.8 Quake Rocks U.S.-Mexico Border CBS News
2009: the year on Twitter BBC News
Anger in Mexico at jail move for Mel Gibson film shoot BBC News
Inmates' relatives protest at Mexico prison where Mel Gibson Hartford Courant
Gay Marriage in Argentina Is 1st in Latin America The New York Times
Mexico's drug ballads hit sour note with government USA Today
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico The New York Times
Brazil Aims to Prevent Land Grabs in Amazon The New York Times
Chile: In the Atacama, the world holds its breath The Independent
A Conversation with Comedian Whitney Cummings The Examiner
"Up in the Air" soars high, best film of 2009. The Examiner
London-based Amanda Hootman ~ stage & film actress, singer, The Examiner
2000-2009 The Decades Ten Best Horror Movies- Honorable Ment The Examiner
Provident Films and Sherwood Pictures The Examiner
Do audiences still care about movie critics? The Examiner
'The Twilight Saga: Eclipse' star Boo Boo Stewart spent his The Examiner
Year in review: 2009 in travel was saddled with silliness The Dallas Morning News
Next-Generation 3-D Medium of 'Avatar' Underscores Its Messa The New York Times
The Way We Word Inquirer

Polar bear Knut plays with snow balls. Feb. 17, 2009.

You, me, the polar bears and rhinos are all in peril if Earth warms by ...

People swims on a beach with a sunset view from the ocean , Subic , Olongapo City , Philippines , September 23 , 2009.

How is global warming changing the world?

File - Hugo Chavez Frias (centre), President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, attends the general debate of the 61st session of the General Assembly, held at United Nations Headquarters in New York.

Venezuela Battles Drought With Cloud Seeding

Dust nothing to sneeze at, scientists say Seattle Times
Family Global Treks A Real-world Education CBS News
Once in a blue moon event to ring in 2010; next New Year's E Star Tribune
Ancient Mayan Glyphs Detail Prominent Priest’s Life redOrbit
Should We Just Trash Old Articles? Khaleej Times
Evidence suggests chocolate was relished in St. Augustine du Newstrack India
WHO updates flu toll Independent online (SA)
Biotech Advance May Yield Genetically Sterile Screwworms ARS
Should Old Articles Be Forgot The New York Times
TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads Huffington Post
Jack Straw: boot boy says you can have a go The Times
Qwest donates $25,000 for education The Business Review
Suicide Shower (Guatemala snapshot) Boing Boing
St. Thomas director named one of top Irish educators Houston Chronicle
Biodiversity: Ohio forest is worth $15 million investment The Columbus Dispatch
Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials Denver Post
Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials in Newspa Star Tribune
Favorite Books of 2009 The Progressive
Obama: "America has never fought a war against a democracy." The Examiner
Four UCF professors named science fellows The Business Review

A car gives off exhaust in Montpelier, Vt., Monday, March 2, 2007. Vermont is a big winner in two major environmental decisions handed down today by the U.S. Supreme Court. Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas linked to global climate change, but the Envir

Mexico wants binding climate accord at 2010 summit

The Minister of State for Commerce, Shri Jairam Ramesh holding discussions with the Chief Minister of Kerala, Shri V.S. Achuthanandan in Thiruvananthapuram on April 5, 2007-hires- am1

Token Agreement

Snuba in Aruba

Snuba in Honduras

Mexico ready to step up The Miami Herald
Mexico says it will push for binding climate accord when it Hartford Courant
Copenhagen: Chaotic end and 'toothless' deal The Siasat Daily
Hot air in our time The Times
U.S. entrepreneurs hope seaweed will revolutionize American Austin American Statesman
Mexico Offers Voluntary Emission Cuts to Aid Climate Change All Africa
In Bolivia, Water and Ice Tell of Climate Change The New York Times
UN group drafts plan to reduce emissions The Boston Globe
Climate change conference banner The Daily Mail
UN climate conference opens Khaleej Times
World carbon emissions, by country: can the Copenhagen clima The Guardian
Copenhagen climate talks begin Khaleej Times
The papers that will carry the Copenhagen editorial The Guardian
Big break for Fairtrade as Kit Kat receives certification The Guardian
Predictions for climate change this century Khaleej Times
Broccoli trees and bromeliads, 180 feet over the rain forest The Boston Globe
Australian opposition elects new leader, who vows to oppose Star Tribune
Protecting the Forests, and Hoping for Payback The New York Times
Insights on Climate Change Khaleej Times
Walking Into the Earth's Heart: The Grand Canyon The New York Times

Children in Trinidad is a town in the province of Sancti Spíritus, central Cuba. Together with the nearby Valle de los Ingenios, it has been one of UNESCOs World Heritage sites since 1988.

Cuba reports more tourism, less revenue

Taganrog Museum of Art (Russian: Таганрогский художественный музей) was officially inaugurated in 1968, but the basis of the museum collection was formed by the end of 19th century when the art department of the Taganrog's city museum was established.

Museum and Gallery Listings

Snow STORM

Weather History: December 13: Record Warm, Cold, Snow Storms, Ice Storm & Wind

Quake shakes wide area of U.S.-Mexico border region The Salt Lake Tribune
Earthquake shakes wide area of US-Mexico border region The News Tribune
Havana's Tropicana turns 70, feathers, dancing girls and all The Miami Herald
Cuba's Tropicana celebrates 70 years of sequins and showgirl USA Today
Being Fair to Cuba Pravda RU
Top 10 Philadelphia Daily News
Mexico hopes tourist police force will repair its tarnished USA Today
World-class green spots Journal Online
Along U.S.-Mexico Border, a Torrent of Illicit Cash Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
2009 top 10 domestic & international news stories / Change o Daily Yomiuri
The United States can no longer support illegal immigrants The Examiner
Events calendar Toledo Blade
Houstonian sentenced to 9 years for smuggling trucks Houston Chronicle
Savvy stand-up Knox News
2009 is cruel year for arts funding Ohio
Houston man sentenced in stolen trucks scheme The Examiner
Top honour for Usain Bolt, four Caribbean PMs The Gleaner
Florida fugitive wanted: Julio Bonchea The Examiner
Visitor numbers drop by 800,000 Irish Times
Mexico has a healthy lead on U.S. in offering health care fo Kansas City Star

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