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In this Tuesday, May 11, 2010 photo, nomadic Fulani girls wait to collect water from a public well in Gadabeji, Niger. At this time of year, the Gadabeji Reserve should be a refuge for the nomadic tribes who travel across the moonscape deserts of Niger to graze their cattle.
Africa   Aid   Photos   UN   Wikipedia: Famine		  Lexington Herald-Leader 
Millions face hunger in arid belt of Africa
Fri 28 May 2010
AP Photo - In this Tuesday, May 11, 2010 photo, nomadic Fulani girls wait to collect water from a public well in Gadabeji, Niger. At this time of year, the Gadabeji Reserve should be a refuge for the... (photo: AP / Sunday Alamba)
Indian Oil petrol station, India
Companies   India   Photos   Price   Wikipedia: Indian Oil Corporation		  DNA India 
Oil India sees Rs 350 crore profit boost
Thu 27 May 2010
New Delhi: The decision to double the price of natural gas produced by state-owned companies will add around Rs 350 crore to the yearly profits of Oil India (OIL), the company said. It announced a... (photo: WN / Geeta)
Liverpool footballer Steven Gerrard.  Sky Sports  Tue 25 May 2010
Gerrard learns lessons
Steven Gerrard believes England learned the value of aggression in their World Cup farewell victory over Mexico on Monday. Fabio Capello's team earned a 3-1 win in their last match at Wembley before... (photo: Creative Commons / Mr. Phillip Chambers)
Gerrard   Photos   Sport   soccer   wikipedia : Steven Gerrard
England's soccer coach Fabio Capello, center talks to Trevor Brooking, left, and one of his coaches Stuart Pearce, right, on the pitch at Wembley Stadium, in London Tuesday, May 6, 2008. Capello took part in the launch of a 4-year Strategic Vision of English soccer at the stadium.  Sky Sports  Sun 23 May 2010
Capello plans to experiment
Fabio Capello intends to look at some of his fringe players against Mexico after deciding to rest those involved in the FA Cup final. The England manager has been working with his provisional World... (photo: AP / Alastair Grant)
England   Photos   Soccer   Sports   Wikipedia: Fabio Capello
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Indian firefighters and rescue personnel try to extinguish the flames around the wreckage of an Air India plane that crashed in Mangalore, in the southern Indian state of Karnataka, Saturday, May 22, 2010. The New York Times Sat 22 May 2010
Crash Raises Issue of India's Aviation Oversight
MUMBAI, India — An Air India flight carrying 166 people that crashed moments after landing in southern India on Saturday, killing almost everyone on board, has... (photo: AP)
Aviation   Disaster   India   Photos   Wikipedia: Air India Crash
In this photo taken Thursday, Aug. 20, 2009, Libyan Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, who was found guilty of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, center, is helped down the airplane steps on his arrival at an airport in Tripoli, Libya. The Guardian Wed 19 May 2010
Lockerbie bomber 'lives longest'
The Lockerbie bomber has lived longer than other convicted murderers who have been granted compassionate release, it has been disclosed. Conservative justice spokesman... (photo: AP)
Bomber   Justice   Lockerbie   Murderer   Photos
U.S. Army Sgt. Joseph Boice, of 855th Military Police Company, 1st Battalion, 4th Cavalry, 49th Military Police Brigade patrols through the city of Sinjar, Iraq, Mar. 9, 2010, to discuss how the elections went. Daily Star Lebanon Tue 18 May 2010
Admit it, the West cannot afford Arab democracy
By Khaled Hroub Commentary by Wednesday, May 19, 2010 - Powered by The lack of democracy in the Arab world results from an unholy alliance between Western interests and... (photo: US Army / Spc. Jillian Munyon)
Arab World   Democracy   Photos   War   Wikipedia: Democracy in the Middle East
People gather at the scene of a suicide bomb attack in Tal Afar, Iraq, Saturday, May 15, 2010. Three suicide bombers blew themselves up at a sports field during a football game on Friday evening in the town of Tal Afar, located between the Syrian border and the volatile city of Mosul. The Siasat Daily Sat 15 May 2010
25 killed in twin blasts in Iraq
Iraq, May 15: A car bomb and a suicide blast ripped through a football match in north Iraq today, killing 25 people and leaving around 100 wounded, an interior ministry... (photo: AP)
Baghdad   Bomb   Iraq   Photos   Terror
9 Year-old Dutch boy Ruben van Assouw is seen in his hospital bed in Tripoli's El Khadra hospital, Libya Thusday, May 13, 2010. Gulf News Sat 15 May 2010
Child survivor of Libyan crash prepares to go home
Tripoli: The nine-year-old Dutch boy who was the sole survivor of a plane crash in the Libyan capital prepared to fly home Saturday three days after the disaster that... (photo: AP / Andrew Medichini)
Wikipedia: Afriqiyah Airways Flight 771   Crash   Netherlands   Libya   Photos   Tripoli
FILE-- An aerial photo shows Iran´s Uranium Conversion Facility, just outside the city of Isfahan, 410 kilometers south of the capital Tehran, Iran, in this Wednesday, March 30, 2005 photo. Iran will likely resume some nuclear activities related to The Siasat Daily Sat 15 May 2010
Iran expands enrichment facility: Diplomats
Vienna, May 15: Iran has set up new equipment that could let it produce more enriched uranium from a smaller amount of raw material, diplomats said on Friday. The step... (photo: AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
Diplomats   Iran   Mideast   Photos   Vienna   Wikipedia: Nuclear program of Iran
David Beckham Sky Sports Fri 14 May 2010
Beckham proud at WC role
David Beckham has admitted he is proud to have been asked to travel with the England squad to the World Cup. The former Three Lions captain was expected to be named in... (photo: AP / Udayan Nag)
Admitted   Beckham   Photos   Tournament   Travel


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Ayman Mahdi Saleh, 32, has Rheumatic Heart Disease EGYPT: Time for action on "heart disease of the poor" IRINnews
Village People is a concept disco group formed in the late 1970s, well-known for their on-stage costumes as for their catchy tunes and suggestive lyrics. Original members were: Victor Willis (police officer), Felipe Rose (American Indian) chief, Randy Jones (cowboy), Osama Van Halen and the 50 Cent dictator The Observer
Mohamed Mustafa, a father of six and former cement factory worker, has lung cancer, psoriasis and TB EGYPT: TB-infected workers left to fend for themselves IRINnews
A women's group meets in Upper Egypt to discuss HIV/AIDS. A new report says 3,735 Egyptians were living with HIV at the end of 2008 New report warns of HIV epidemic in Egypt The Siasat Daily
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Algerian national soccer team players, stand atop a bus, as cheering fans gather to welcome their victorious team home, as they celebrate their victory over Egypt, upon their arrival at the Houari Boumediene airport in Algiers, Algeria, Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009. Algeria advanced to the World Cup for the first time since 1986 after defeating Egypt during their World Cup 2010 qualifying match in Khartoum, Sudan. Algeria braces for historic football comeback Syracuse
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A CBP canine officer screens airport passengers luggage for unlawful or dangerous items. USA; wnhires (td1) US to adopt new air security policy Al Jazeera
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Senators debate the banking secrecy in Switzerland's Council of States, the swiss federal assembly's upper house, in the parliament building in Berne, Switzerland on Tuesday, March 17, 2009. Rare Discord Upsets Usual Swiss Calm The New York Times
Safita (Arabic: صا فيتا‎, Ṣāfītā) is a city in northwestern Syria, located to the southeast of Tartous and to the northwest of Krak des Chevaliers. The city has a population of 33,000. It's situated atop three hills and the valleys between them, in the coastal mountain ranges of Syria. Safita grew prominent during the Crusades, and was inhabited by the Knights Templar of the castle Chastel Blanc, while a part of the County of Tripoli. Syria: An economy in Transition Gulf News
Minister of Energy and Mines from Algeria, Chakib Khelil gestures as he talks to journalists prior to the start of the conference of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) at the OPEC headquarters in Vienna, on Wednesday, March 8, 2006. OPEC has confirmed it will leave its oil output levels unchange Algeria says gas supply cut would need consensus Gulf News
Serge Giacomini checks finished steel for the Freedom Tower project at ground zero in New York at the ArcelorMittal steel plant in Differdange, Luxemburg, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2008. The H-shaped profiles will be shipped to the U.S. and will be used to build the new Freedom Tower at the World Trade Center site. ArcelorMittal protests Algeria contract award The Times of India
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